Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-11
JOINT INSTALLATION
HuHoFIELD AND BARRY aARRI-
SONS GIVE INAUGURAL BALL.

Newly-elected officers of the Gen. william
F. Barry Garrison, No. 30; Gen. John NJ
Schofield Garrison, No. 1, and Katherine
w. Barry Auxiliary. No. /, Of the Regular
Army and Navy Union of the United
States were installed last evening for a
years service at the Masonic Temple cor
ner of 9th and F streets northwest. j. b.
Morton, national commander and leader OF
the Regular Army and Navy Union, as
sisted by Adult. Gen. D. o. brennan, per-
formed the ceremonies of installation. Fol-
lowing the installation of officers the elev-
enth annual ball of the officers of these
garrisons and auxiliary was held and at
tended by several hundred persons. The
public installation took place shortly be-
fore o'clock While the orchestra played
q martial air the officers marched from
back door and took their seats in semi
circle at the front of the hall. Then the
two national officers, who were in charge
of the services. marched to the table in
the center of the group. The officers in
stalled were as follows:
Gen. William F. Barry Garrison, No. 30
Commander. Michael J. Hackett; senior
vice commander, Louis LIE May; junior vice
commander William Green; adjutant,
William M. Sirich; acting paymaster and
quartermaster, Michael ]. Hackett: officer
of the day, Ollie Rose; officer of the guard
William j. Dutton; officer of the watch,
Moses Geldstein; chaplain, William Turner;
acting inspector general, James Shillingiaw;
executive council, George II. Winsiow
chairman, H. F. Meister and w. f.
Cassell.
Gen. John NJ Schofield Garrison, No. l.
Commander, Orlando NJ. Haas; senior vice
commander William Il. Champion; junior
vice commander, D. o. Drennan; adjutant
John G. Maynard; quartermaster and act
Donahue. surgeon; officer OF the day, VIII
liam Champion; officer of the watch, John
Kelly chaplain. William T. Emerson.
Katherine w. Barry Auxiliary. No. /
commander Mrs. Kate Gross; deputy COM
mander, Mrs. Marie Cassell; officer Of the
day. Mrs Anna Shillinglaw; officer of the
watch, Mrs. Kate Welt; officer of the
Anna Nicholas; chaplain, Mrs. c. Bryan;
color bearer, Mrs. 8. Mace; executive coun-
Gil. Mrs. Laura Winslow, Mrs. Mollie
Rose and Mrs. George Demaree.
Presented Banner.
After the officers had been sworn in Mrs.
Hackett commander of the Barry Aux
fliary, through the national commander.
presented a handsome banner to the Barry
Garrison. 1t Is very handsome pennant,
with rich blue background, and in gold
letters was the name of the garrison,
General William F. Barry Garrison, No.
80, Regular Army and Navy Union" 1t
clusion to the formal installation ceremonies
National Commander Morton made a con-
gratulatory address. After speaking of the
pleasure he had in attending the installation
he said:
There is no discord in the Regular Army
and Navy Union in Washington, and the
same unanimity, the reports say, exists in
every garrison in the country. If the Off
GERS do their duty by their garrisons no
discord is possible. In unity there is
strength With this condition this organ
iZation will become the greatest military
order in the United States. l may call my
self the father of the union, and while 1
am at the head of the union all requests
from garrisons and from members that are
reasonable will be needed. The organiza-
owe no more than we can pay Our object
is to help the needy and ourselves as much
as possible. We are bound to increase. In
1907, when these services are held, 1 feel
sure that our increase in strength, as re-
ported by the adjutant, will justify all Of
our claims and hopes"
The ball which followed for the remain
der of the evening proved a great success
both financially and socially. The commit
tees, whose hard work was rewarded by
the pleasure which the dance gave to ALL
were composed as follows:
Committee of arrangementS-M. J. Hack
EFT, chairman; John Shillinglaw, Mrs. Marie
Cassell Mrs. Mary F. Ward Mrs. Kate
sell, Geo. H. Winslow, Ollie Rose Mrs. Mary
Daley.
Floor committee = James Shillinglaw,
chairman; Mrs. Ella R. Hackett. Miss Mary
l.. Rawlings, Mrs. Kate Gross, Carol Sherer
Ollie Rose, VIM. J. Dutton