Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-05
Z" dooD TE1GPLGARs.
Lodges Meet and Combine Business
With Pleasure.

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Minnehaha Lodge, No. /, Independent Or
der Of Good Templars met in Concordia
Hall, 6O8 9Th street. last Tuesday evening
Chief Templar Henry F. Smith presided.
Routine business having been disposed OF.
q social session was had, after which the
officers-elect were indicted into their re-
spective positions by Special Deputy Grand
Templar e. p. Wilson, assisted by Mr.. A.
N. Garfield installing marshal. and Mrs.
Carrie Smith. installing deputy marshal.
as follows:
Henry F. Smith, chief templar: Miss Nina
Higdon vice templar; Mr.. T. W. Jessup,
recording secretary; Mrs. p. y. WILSON,
treasurer: Miss Jeanette M. King, mar
shall: Miss Nellie Pollock, deputy marshal;
Mr.. Carl Sigurdson, guard; Wilbur Nc
Daniel, sentinel, and Samuel Bedford, past
chief templar
Faith Lodge. No. IA, /. o. G. T, met in
evening. Miss Maude Richardson, chief
templar, presided. There were visitors
from Silver Star. Perseverance and Min.
nehaha lodges After the transaction of
followed by installation of officers for the
ensuing term. Deputy Grand Templar J.
S. Blackboard conducted the initiatory exer-
cises. assisted by s. w. Russell and Mrs
BERTHE Belt as installing marshal and dep
uty installing marshal. respectively. The
new officers are Mr.. w. c. Lenz. chief tenn
plar, MRS. Agnes Dugan, vice teHlpiai'
/ Miss Matte Huitmuler. recording secre-
tary; Miss Alice Waters, assistant record,
ing secretary; Mr.. r. e. Smith, financial
secretary; Mrs. M. l. LEM, treasurer; Mrs
Re deputy
marshal; Miss Florence Greaves, guard,
and Mrs. X. r. Waters, past chief templar
The good of the order was opened by Mr.
R. E. Smith, who in brief address set
forth the financial condition and excellent
prospects of Faith Lodge. Addresses con-
gratulatory and encouraging were contrib
uted by members and visitors generally
Past Grand Templar s. w. Russell the IN
shutting officer. and q frequent visitor, was
specially complimented for his helpful serv-
ices to the lodge.
Silver Star Lodge, No. 20 I. o. G. T.,
met in Good Templar Hall. on the Brook
vile road. Tenleytown, Thursday evening.
Past Grand Templar Russell of Minnehaha
Lodge, special guest, presided. The trans
action of routine business was followed by
consideration of special reports. Deputy
Grand Templar ]. 8. Blackford Of the badge
committee exhibited a prize emblem, a
combination badge, appropriate In grand
or subordinate degrees, secured as an
award for special services rendered The
committee on recent open meeting re-
ported as its leading features temperance
song service, violin solo by Mrs. Snow,
recitals by Mrs. Nellie Bangerter and little
Daughter" by the Silver Star Club, and
piano recital by Mrs. Emma L. Clark.
officers for the ensuing quarter who will
be installed by Deputy Blackford at the
next meeting are Mr.. w. A. Collins, cme1
templar: Jane Clements, vice templar; j.
r. ingalls,, recording secretary; Miss Helena
Finney, assistant recording secretary; w.
E. Payne, financial secretary; Ellis Shoe
maker, treasurer; George Keene, marshal;
Forrest D. Vowel. past chief templar, and
Miss Cora Bowling. pianist.
The lodge was entertained by Its club
with vocal and instrumental selections.