The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
VETERANS CIVIL WAR
INSTALL OFFICERS
Public Installation by James B.
Mexican Post and
Corps.
COMRADES AND FRIENDS
WERE OUT IN FORCE
WOmans Relief Corps and La
dies of Grand Army Also
Install Officials.

The installation exercises OF James B,
Mexican post and corps were given in
their hall, O. f. temple, on Saturday
evening and witnessed by large num-
Der of comrades and corps members and
their friends The poor service Of the
street cars delayed the arrival OF the
post Installing officer and the president
Of the corps and also prevented those who
were to furnish the musical programme
from making their appearance.
The corps officers were first installed by
Past President Mrs. Martha Campbell, In
kins, conductor. The officers are: Mrs,
Agnes Pease. president; Mrs. Martha
Lane senior vlce-presldcnt, Mrs. Lucy
Clark junior Yice-president; Mrs. Adeline
Jenkins. conductor, Mrs. Martha Hines
secretary. Mrs, Lizzie Smcltzer, assistant
correspondent. Mrs. Ida Bell Duncan.
patriotic instructor; Miss Kate Canning,
musician; Mrs. Sarah Canning, Mrs.
Christine Cook and Mrs. Lillian Peters
The guard and one color-bear were
not Installed.
officers Post Installed
Tho corps then gave way to the post,
whose officers were all present Com
rades n. ID, Corser and A Il, Richardson
and officer OF the day. who inducted into
office the following comrades: X. G
Sleater, commander; S. d. Chase, senior
vlce-commmander; John Alyes, junior
vice commander, VIII d, Gaby,
quartermaster. F. II. Clark, surgeon.
X. l. Patterson chaplain; c. w. Peters,
officer OF the day, n. ID. Corser. officer of
the guard Robert Z. Ross. adjutant; c.
.. Farnsworth' quartermaster sergeant.
Will Hold Camp Fire.
Kcan post and corps will hold a camp
fire. TO which they invite the comrades
and corps members and their friends. 1t
will be a pleasant event that should not
be missed by those who are interested
In or associated with the old veterans
and their auxiliaries, the corps.
George R. Maxwell w. R. C.
George Il. Maxwell w r. C. Will hold
its regular meeting on Wednesday after
noon at 80 All members are requested
Is to be transacted. The names OF the
duly installed officers for the year are:
President, Mrs. Burns; vtce-president,
Mrs. Thornton; senior vice-president,
Mrs. Stevens: conductress, Mrs. Owen;
associate conductress. Mrs. Brandt;
guard Mrs. Passleri assistant guard,
treasurer. Mrs. Vinegar, secretary, Mrs
Brooks; press correspondent, Mrs Har-
die banner-bearers, Mrs Meyers, Mrs.
Harsh, Mrs. Bowering. Mrs Ashbrdge;
musical director. Mrs, Melton.
Maxwell Post to Meet.
George h. MAXWELL Post NO b, Depart
ment OF Utah, Will hold Its first regular
meeting at Its hall on Market street on
the evening OF January 90 The com
mander earnestly desires and expects u
full attendance. he wishes to outline
work for the year and appoint important
committees Some new features will be
introduced at this meeting that will add
to the interest OF all the members.
Ladies Of Grand Army.
The Ladies OF the Grand Army of the
Republic met in odd Fellows hall on
Tuesday, January 3. to elect and install
their officers for the year 1906. follows;
| Sister NJ. j. Hoge, president; Sister NJ.
GroVenor, senior vice: Sister NJ. McNa-
| mara, junior vice, Sister Emily Brlnton.
| chaplain; Sister c. A Schuze, secretary
| Sister Agnes Price, treasurer. Sister NJ
| Sleator. conductor Sister Jennie Bower
| ing, assistant conductor, Sister Sarah
Jenkins, guard; Sister Eleanor Burns.
| delegate; Sister NJ. Groyenor, alternate.
| a social on January 10 for the benefit of
| the circle Will be held at Mrs, NJ C
| Hoge's, 1905 Thirteenth East street. All
members of corps and G. A. r. veterans
| are cordially invited to attend
VIII Entertain.
Mrs Pease will entertain the members
| of James b Mexican circle, w. r. c.,
| and their friends on Thursday afternoon
| January is, at her home, go Fourth
| street.