Evening star., 1902-01-16
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS INSTALL OF
.s1j
FICERs FOR ENSUING YEAR.
Baptist Church EIection-Bank on
eral and Personal.

Officers of Hermione Lodge, No. IL,
Knights of Pythias, elected at the Decem-
Der meeting, were installed last evening
with appropriate ceremonies as follows:
Chancellor commander, Leroy F. Thomp-
son; vice chancellor, Samuel V. Mace; Keep
er of records and seal. Frank 8. Neikirk;
master Of finance, Henry G. Wagner; mas
ter Of exchequer, Samuel C. Palmer; mas
ter at arms, James H. Cation; prelate, E.
S. Walmer; master of work, r. P. Shelton;
inner guard H. w. Boteler; outer guard,
H. August Wagner; representatives to the
Grand Lodge, s. H. Gladmon, Edward Jour
ney, r. p Shelton, H. G. Wagner and E. S.
Walmer; trustees, B. F. Harper, II. G.
Wagner and Samuel c. Palmer.
Officers of Hermione Company, No. 4,
Uniform Rank of knights of Py,Dlas, were
elected and installed last evening as fol-
lows: Captain s. H. Giadmon; first lieu
tenant, E. S. Walmer; second lieutenant, r.
p. Shelton: treasurer, H. G. Wagner; re-
corder F. s. Neikirk; first sergeant, Ed
ward Journey; chaplain John w. Coon.
Church Officers Chosen.
The annual election of officers of Co
lumbia Baptist Church was helu last even
ing at the church, corner of 31st and M
streets, resulting as follows: Deacons, p.
w. Musson, Thomas Binsteau, Reuben Bog
ley and W. D. Hail; clerk Edward Ladson;
trustees, George Thompson. Henry Beck
and W. II. Wilson; treasurer, W. ID. Hall;
organist, Mrs. Henry Beck; assistant or
ganist, Mrs. Charles Fowler.
Directors REFLECT Old Officers.
The newly elected board of directors of
the Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank held meeting today for erganiza-
ton, re-electing the old officers. Mr.. 8.
Thomas Brown was made president and
Mr.. E. P. Berry cashier. Mr. Charles Ed
monston was reelected assistant cashier,
and the clerical force remains the same.
Anniversary Celebration.
+. Silver Star Lodge, No. 90, of Good Tenn
plars will celebrate its eighteenth anniver-
sary this evening at the lodge hall in Ten
leytown. The officers of the Grand Lodge
have been invited to attend and a general
invitation has been extended to the men,
bers of the order in the District to be pres
ent. Mr.. A. E. Shoemaker is the chairman
Of the committee on arrangements
General Mention.
William Leishear of 1894 :5th street while
chopping wood recently at his home was
the victim of painful accident. The blade
of the AK he was using came in contact
with knot and glanced off, striking the
left hand at the base of the thumb, cutting
the hand nearly in two. The wound was
dressed at the Georgetown University Hos
pital by DIR. Mason.
The Jolly Sixteen Ukerers" held a meet
ing Tuesday evening at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Sebastian. :314 P
street. Mrs. Chamberlain won the ladies'
first prize. the second prize going to Mrs.
Bernard Dyer. The first gentlemens prize
was won by Mr.. George l.. Sebastian, Mr..
Harry Spittle securing second.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Pearson for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Fannie Woodward
Pearson, to Mr.. Ellsworth A. Corbett, the
ceremony to take place at the Congress
Street NJ. P. Church Wednesday evening,
January %. at o'clock
Desk Sergeant Samuel Goodman and Po-,
liceman James E. Lyddane. in charge of
the patrol service Of the Georgetown sta
ton, are on the sick list.
The revival meetings continue with un-
abated interest at the West Washington NJ.
p Church South, on 33d street.