The Washington times., 1902-01-19
THE MhGCABEES.

At a regular review Of Mt Vernon Tent.
No. 4, the following officers were in
stalled; ]. H. Jungham, commander: T.
NJ. Rogers, lieutenant commander; d. NJ.
Oliver, r. k. C. NJ. King, sergeant; NJ.
Wicks. NJ. at A.: C. H. Jenkins, first VI.
OF g.; S. w. Jones. second NJ. of c.; C. II.
Orten, sentinel; J. v. Slain, picket. Mr..
Frank Harmon, the retiring commander.
was presented with handsome gold Mac
cabee watch chain.
Officers of Brookland Tent, No. 2, were
installed January II, as follows: John
McPaul, commander; E p. Ellis, lieuten-
ant commander, NJ. J. Hornes, r. X; C.
H. Blanz, chaplain; C. F. Slamiskie. ser
geant; A. j. Pee, NJ. of A; C. H. Hospital,
first NJ. of G.; F. II. Cole, second NJ. of
G.; Henry Sartin, sentinel; c. w. Wells,
picket.
Capital No. . has installed the follow
ing: w. L. Wagner, commander; P. P.
Rickenbocker, lieutenant commander;
Henry Dresser. R. K; George r. L. Tur-
bervile, chaplain; E. p. Richenbocker,
sergeant; Moses Goldstine, NJ. at-A; Will
liam A. Coombs, first NJ. of c.; William
A. Burns, second NJ. of G.; Thomas C.
Donnell, sentinel; H. NJ. Erskine picket
W. L. Wagner, the new commander of
tut NJ ., lS lHe youngest IN
the District of Columbia.
The officers OF District Tent No. are
as follows: j. Melincove. commander;
George Pettett. lieutenant commander.
W. H. Newman, r. X; II. H. Harrison,
chaplain, William A. Oldfeld sergeant;
William F. Walter, NJ. D., physician; R.
l.. Smith, NJ. at A; Henry Trumble. first
NJ. Of c.; GeOrge6. Koehler, second VI. of
G.; Morgan Allen, sentinel; Max Gotlieb,
sentinel.
The officers of Golden Rule Tent, No.
5. X. o. 7. NJ. were installed by State
Commander Gall. \ public installation
was had, the first ever had in the city,
and a large audience was present to
witness the beautiful ritualistic cere-
mony. The State commander delivered an
address, and Mrs. Rowe, State commander
for the Lady Maccabees, also spoke. The
following officers were installed: E. d.
Thompson, commander; ]. w. Trumble,
lieutenant commander; w. ]. Thorough
good. r. X; w. II. Hessick, chaplain;
w. f. Morgan, sergeant; DR.. j. W. Stew
art physician; Joe Katz, NJ. of A; ed
ward TTumble. first NJ. of c.; d. S Lewis,
second NJ. of G.; C. C. Knowles. picket.
Monday night the following officers of
Georgetown Tent, No. 6. were installed:
d. f. FinucaHe, commander; G. W.
Thomas, lieutenant commander; j. Holz-
berg, r. K; w. w. Barnes, chaplain;
j. l.. Neeb, sergeant; DIR. Munson, physi-
clan; Allie Poor NJ. of A; Albert Darcy.
first NJ. of c.; G. w. Shoemaker, second
NJ. of G.; James A. Bean, sentinel.
AnacCstia Tent No. IA. A. Provost,
commander; Edward Flaherty. lieutenant
commander; r. A. Esteps, r. X; John ".
Basse. f. X; w. j. Hall, chaplain; S. J.
Kernes, sergeant; ]. w. Stewart, physi-
clan; r. p. Skinner NJ. at A: r. \. Lans-
berg, first NJ. of G.; j. F. Dyer. second
NJ. of G.: Albert Provost, sentinel; f. II.
Nokes. picket. James NJ. England is the
sitting past commander. After installa-
ton, refre shments were served and So
ciaI and fraternal exchange of greetings
was had. State Commander Gall fol-
lowed with speech appropriate to the
occasion.
State Commander David W. Gall on last
Monday evening attended National Tent.