The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11
OFFICERS WERE INSTALLED,
In Several Wichita Lodges During
Last Week.

Last week.
Degree of Honor No IS met in regula,
session last night at Peerless hall, il
being the first meeting in January. In
stallation of officers was had, Mrs. T.
NJ. Powell having charge Of the installa-
ton work. The following officers were
duly installed:
p. c. of H.-Minnie Lashbrook.
C. of H.-Grace Taylor
i. OF H.-Katie Mcdonald
c. of C.-Locretia Powell.
Recorder-Nannie c. High
Financier-U. G. Bartlett
Receiver-Katie Nowlan.
Usher-Hattie~ De France.
l. WI. T. Mcdonald.
o. VT. NJ. Powell.
Trustee-George Foster.
Medical examiners-Drs. Levi Horner,
W. W. Minick.
Following the installation a short pro-
gram was rendered and light refresh
ments served.
Forest City lodge No. 45 Select Knights
and Ladies installed the following Off
GERS on last Wednesday evening for the
ensuing year:
Past president-Levi Horner.
President-E. B. Walden.
Vice president-E. o. Hartman.
Second vice president-Eva Seton.
Conductor-Nannie High.
Recorder-Mary Smith.
Recorder treasurer-F. \. Gackenbach
Treasurer-Ella Root.
Inside watch-Al. Seton.
Pianist-Ella Gibbons.
Wichita Camp No. Az Royal Neighbors
OF America met before a large number OF
invited guests. January 9Th. and installed
the following officers for the ensuing
year:
Oraele-Mrs. Meneca Young.
Vice oracle-Mi.s Eleanor BransoD.
Chancellor-Mrs Adelia Branson.
Marshal-Mrs. Carrie Graham.
Recorder-Mrs. Cora Peck
Receiver-Mrs. Julia Stuck.
Inner sentinel-Mrs Hattie Jones.
Outer sentinel-Nrs Jennie Miles.
Manager-Mrs. Clara Riggs.
Physioian-Dr. Kitchener.
Past oracle Mrs. Clara Riggs assisted
by Mrs. Ida y. Carr installed the officers.
The camp starts out with q good set OF
officers. determined 10 make the year Of
1913 a record breaker. The Royal Neigh
bors are both an insurance and a social
organization. and ranks second in having
largest number OF members. and MEM
beers in good standing In the United
States After installation short pro-
cram was rendered. after which pie and
coffee was served IN abundance. At
late hour ell departed and reported them
selves as having spent a most pleasant
evening
George II. Thomas Regiment No. >,
and wornans Veteran Relief Union. held
ioirt services on Monday the sth instant.
at the hall az 10 South Main ard n
stalled their officers for the ensuing year.
Colonel Eeisernan acted as mastering
Officer for the Regiment and the Union
Con-ade white was mustered as colonel
O. the Regiment for tbs ensuing year.
with FUN quota OF Officers TIE Wo-
mans Veteran Relief Union had elected
Mrs. Joeephine Edwards as president.
who vas duly installed The fun NUM-
Der OF elective ard sEPonitive o1iceTs
followed The work vas finely executed
according 10 TIE ritual After the eers--
monies the Regiment and " y. P Z
presented Ms. Helena Mason. TIE retsr-
lnE president with handsome sewing
chair. foot stool and v0Tk-cox- The
presentation apsech xas raace BY Mrs.
Edwards Then followed rFeeches -
Mrs Mason and several cths-s. l5ciE1d-
ing a speech BY Mayor EcI-sza. Lunch
Lunch Vax Served - due tt-ne- Many
visitors we-e present. Evsryo1s. a. q
rssssl ~ The gathering q the Regiment
and TIE Union. enjoyed n-e tine sEd
left feeling happy over TIE prosperous
condition cf beth orders. wishing taai
charity ara ioya-ty may loas rs.gn-