The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-02
LODGE NOTES,


Watnong Council, Loyal Additional
Benefit Association elected as follows:
Councillor, Chas. E. Slater; vicecoun-
,cilor, Llewellyn B. Tompkins: orator,
George r. Crater; chaplain, Fred b.
Cobbett; recorder, f. Schraudenbacf; !;
treasurer, d. FL. Rodney; collector,
r. f. Sands; marshal, v. g. Bcell;
guardian, j. K Boniface; sentinel, j..
M. B. Sayre organist, Fl. Z. Hull /;
trustees, r. A. Carroll, H. NJ. Smith,
Mahlon Pitney; representative to
grand council, Joseph Ambrose- alter
nate, Henry III. Smith.
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Pride Of NannAtta Council l@aught-
ers of Liberty elected officers as fol-
lows. O.. Mrs. A. WhibmeFe A. g.
L., G. Mattox VI q, Mrs. Trimmer:
A. ". O.. "A. Haycook g. Mrs. Irving /
r. S., Mrs, Mattox A. B. S., Amos
Whitmore; +. s., Mrs. Hand; treas
urer, Mrs Hutchings.; I.G., Mrs. Hay
cook; O. G., Sidney Bevins.; trustee,
18 months, w. II. Mullen.
Enterprise Encampment, a-sW.tO. r..
elected officers as follows on Wednes-
day night. G. r., Frank Murphy; s..
W., William Ferguson; e. s., Samuel
Karn: b. S., I'll. S. Stvrgis.; treasurer.
L. E. Applegits trustees, for 3 years,
John b. Eiehlin ? years; HI. Greg
sory.: year, George H. Hid.
Roxiticus Lodge, j. 90 f., elected
the following officers on "Wednesday
evening N. g., Edward Humphrey /;
W G., Harry Folks; secretary, Harry
S. Sturgis permanent secretary, Geo.
III. Hid; treasurer, Stephen Griffith.
The officers win be installed next
Wednesday, when it is planned TO have
limitations. AT the meeting on Wednes-
day two degrees We're conferred
Whipponong Council, ,Degree'o POGO
hontas. Poc0hontas, Mrs. Al. e.
Byrnes Winonah, Mrs. Lacy Spring
er; prophecies, Mrs Helen Carrell !;
Powhattan. Lee Springer keeper Of
records, Miss Elizabeth Welsh, keeper
Of warnpuni. Mrs. Mary Bird collector
of wampunl, Mrs. Margaret Hayes !;
trustee for Is mouths, Mrs. Kate a.,
Welsh.
The Modern Woodnen of Anerica ::
Counsellor, James H. King: adviser,
j. j. Mccormack banker, Joseph
Pierson: clerk, J w Egbert
u. Al. &. A. New Year Eatertaannaent.
New Years day was celebrated by
the X. NJ. g. A. by open house, In
the morning the members OF the boys
department witnessed gymnaStic
events, then had a collation. and music
in the rooms on the third floor la
the afternoon the Ladies' Auxiliary
entertained the young men present
with refreshments. and in the evening
there was an interesting entertain
ment IN the hall, consisting OF vocal
and Instrumental selections by the
Chihuahua Mexican Serenaders. u
Southland Thompson, who was ex-
pected to give a part OF the entertain-
ment, was unable TO be present on ac-
count Of the Illness Of his wife. His
place was taken by Prof Newman,
whose speciality was mind reading.
norman Fox society Dinner.
The Norman Fox Society held its
annual dinner Monday night at the
Hotel Empire, Broadway and 64thl
street, New York Among those pres
ent were the Rev Or. Norman Fox.
the son OF the late Norman Fox Col.
onel W. +. Fox, Superintendent OF
torests of the state OF New York
DR. George Henry Fox, author Of al
number Of medical works the Rev
IJr. Robert s. Macarthur. who mar
ried a daughter OF Norman Fox Mon
tague Howard, Charles S. Fox, presi-
dent OF the faculty Of Lehigh Uniyer-
si6y; Miss Alice Bleeckef Fox and