The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1904-12-24
LODGE LOCALS.
Odd Fellows, Knights OF Homer and Py-
thians Choose 0neers-Iueh ACTIVE
ity Among the FrateFniaiea.


The annual election Of officers Of
sidoaius Lodge No. u, 7. 90. f.,
took place Monday night and resulted
al follows B. Mem anus, noble
grand; =, G1hImy vice grand; Chas.
Lang becker recording secretary; John
Williams. financial secretary; Dr.. e..
e. Sims, treasurer; John Williams,
representative to grand lodge; Andrew
5oIozano, alternate. A dainty lunch
was served in the ante-room at the
conclusion Of the meeting. The install
Iatlon Of officers will take place Mon
day, D an 2.
Danaldsonyille Lodge No. 1883.
Knights Of Honor, held an interesting
meeting Tuesday night and choose the
following corps OF officers to serve
during the ensuing year. those desig-
mated by an asterisk having been re-
elected: DR.. 2. T. Thibodaux, sitting
past dictator; John E. sehaf, die
tator: W. G. Hazlip, vice Dictator;
Gus. Gre, Jr., assistant dictator; Jos.
S. Blanchard, guide; w. S. Cary,
chaplain: jacob Blum. treasurerss J
e. Blum, financial reporter; Fred
erick Landry, reporter; *Cecilien Es-
neault, guardian; John Mistretta, sen
tinel; #J. 8. Thihaut, Fred. Rogge
and *James Fortier, trustees. Re
porter Landry announced that a war
rant for the payment OF $4,000 to the
widow OF the late Frank M. Gentry, q
deceased member Of Donaldsonville
Lodge, had been sent from the supreme
reporters Office in ST. Louis to
Lexington, KY, Mrs. Gentry's place
Of residence. The members present
pledged themselves TO be more punc-
tilious in attending the meetings hence
forth, and pertinent talks were made BY
Messrs. Thibaut, Landry, Thibod aux
Hazlip, Esneault, Fortier, Gre, Bent
lev and others, while the lodge was
working under the heading, Good Of
the order.n After adjournment lunch
was enjoyed in the ante-room. The
newly elected officers will be installed
the first Tuesday evening il January,
and the initiation of two applicants
for membership is expected to be an
additional feature of interest at the
same meeting.
Mohawk Tribe No. 33, /. Q. r. NJ.
held an interesting meeting Wednaa-
day night and installed the officers
elected two weeks ago. The sum Of s.
was contributed to the fund raised by
The Chief IN aid of the TImes-Demo-
Gratis doll and toy charity.
a we'll attended meeting Of Kenneth
Lodge No. Al, Knights of Pythias, was
held Thursday night, at which the fol
lowing officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: VIM. A. Terrio,
chancellor commander: DR.. D. G..
Brumfeld, vice chancellor Fred. Lam
dry. prelate: T. T.. We'll, master OF
work; j.. E. Blum. keeper Of records
and seal; Wm. Pforzhefmer, master
OF finance: Jacob Blum, master OF ex-
#GlGQWEF. La w SIdILGS5 kA1SGGE DIT
arms: Paul Wutke, inner guard: Chas.
JUDGE, outer guard; Ell. r. We'll, rep
resentative: Fred. Landry, Alternate.
Kenneth's helmsmen will be indicted
into Office the evening Of Thursday,
Jan. II.
Michael Tobias. W. NJ. OF Aseen-
sion Lodge No. 25l, e. and A. NJ: an
nounees the following appointments:
Lazard Meyer, senior deacon; D.Ohl-
meyer. junior deacon; Vim. A. Terrio,
tyler: A. p. Polmer, master Of cere-
monies; g. E. Feitsl and VIM. Grune
valid, stewards; ". W. Buford, chap
lain.
Ascension Lodge No. 81, 2. and A.
NJ. has issued neat announcements Of
the celebration OF the feast OF St. John
the Evangelist, which will take place
tuesday evening OF next week. A
sumptuous supper will be served at the
conclusion OF the ceremonies, and q
large attend ance Of members is ex-
pected.
The other lodges scheduled to meet
next week are as follows: Odd Eel
lows, Monday night; Woodmen, We'd
nesday night, and United Workmen,
Thursda y night. The latter meeting was
postponed from Tuesday in order not
TO- conflict with the various celebra-
tions-social and otherwise that are
planned for that night.