Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-01-12

P C-Effie Harmon.
M C-Louisa Williams.
Z S-Sarab Newell.
Z Mary Clemo.
NJ Of G-Mable DePuy.
M Of r g. C-Nellie Utley.
NJ Of G-E W Kendall.
p of G-Gwinnie Flamm.
g Of o T-Mary Coburn.
U 4 X Of p.
Capt. W willisms.
LIST LA L Voorhies.
I'd Id NJ DeP0y.
Sec-August Fetsch.
Treas-J X Mcknight.
Chap-L b Hall.
X CIV b Sherman.
L G-Howard Mitchell.
This only stands until February
18th. The U X are requested to be
present at X # P installation in full
uniforms.
REBEKAHS.
Etna Rebekah Lodge No. 40 elected
the following officers who will be in
stalled January 90, 1906:
N G-Mrs Florence Cornell.
V G-Miss Myrtle Ireland.
Rec Sec-Miss Curtis.
Fin Sec-Mrh Mary Smith.
Treas-Mrs Marion Soavy.
G. A. r.
Commander-H B Alverson.
SV Commander-W + Byrne
J V Commander-James Holman.
Surgeon-D S Holton.
Chsplin-Noah Day.
Officer of the Day-Theo Mott.
Quartermaster-E A Wade.
officer Of the Guard-John Patrick.
Adjutant-J. E. Peterson.
Sargent Major-Capt. Geo L Evans.
Quartermaster Sargent-H Zoller.
Installing offioers-Sr. p. p. c., J.
+. Peterson.
Officer Of the Day-Capt. Geo. L.
Evans.
W. r. @.
AS has been the custom IN the past,
the joint installation Of Gen. Logan
Post, c A. r. and Woman's Relief
Corps took place Wednesday night at
Workman hall AS each corps mem
Der had invited a friend or relative,
the hall was well filled with large
and appreciative audience TO witness
the beautiful and impressive cere-
monies The newly elected officers Of
the Post were installed first. The
readiness and alaority with which
each responded to "roll call" and
"gavil" showed that Father Time
had dealt gently with the old comrade
Mrs Florence Cornell was then pre-.
sented as installing officer for the W
r c with Mrs Rose Gravlin as as
sistant conductor The cleverness
and order with which these ladies
dispos d of their duties was proof
they had been wisely chosen.
The W X G officers for the new year
are as follows:
President-Mrs Harriet Patrick.
Sen vice-Mrs Rose Weidman.
Jun vice-Mrs Ruth Harvey.
Sec-Mrs Mary Hilderth.
Treas-Nrs Henrietta ZQller
Chaplain-Mrs Minnie Curtis.
Conductor-Mrs Winingham.
Guard-Mrs Ahlf.
Assistant Conductor-Mr Morris.
LIST Color bGareT-MIs Lena Hill
dreth.
I'd Color -bearer-Mrs Rose Gravlin.
Sd Color -bearer-Mrs Sadie Andor.
son.
4th Color bearer-Mrs Mowers.
MusiciaD-Mrs Hattie Calvert.
Press correspondent-Mrs Alice NAL
lory.
At the close of the installation a
gold pin, emblem of the order, was
presented to Mrs. Spencer, the retir-
ing president, by the ladies of the
corps. The incident was both sur
prise and pleasure. Refre hments
were then served. The bright faces,
CHEEKY voices and lively repartee were
proof that all thought it good-and
the supper-to be there. The piano
was then placed in the center of the
room and Mrs. Calvert asked to pre-
side. Soon melody of patriotic
music filed the room and as the cid
comrades sang the words Of the music
by which they had 40 years ago, so
cheerfully and bravely marched to
victory or death, the years seemed to
fall away and youth, hope and liberty
were beckoning them on.
IL was pleasant evening, long to
be remembered by comrades corps
and friends. Mrs. Alice Mallory,
Press cor W. .R c.