Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15
ELECTIONS OF OFFICERS.
Ea,ies of Those Chosen by Several
Organizations.

Admiral Schley's Naval Command, Span
ish Var Veterans at a meeting last even
ing, elected officers for the ensuing term as
follows: Admiral Winfield Scott Schley,
commander in chief: Rev. Father Chad
wick, grand chaplain. Joseph P. McCrink,
captain; Charles E. Engle. commander and
recorder; Joseph H. Johnson, flag lieuten-
ant; w. H. Weighman, first lieutenant; G.
A. Manther. junior lieutenant; ]. w. Wood,
chief engineer; r. C. Donnelly, first as
sistant engineer; ]. T. Tracey, junior en-
gineer John Cradenatria, chief gunner, and
Alex. Jones. chief master-at-arms. res
olution was adopted requesting Congress to
make liberal appropriation for the build
ing of several large warships.
lief Corps, No. 10, the following officers for
the ensuing year were elected: President,
Mary Mcintosh; senior vice president,
Louise Foster; junior vice president, Emma
Poland; treasurer, Vina NJ. Calhoun; chap
lain, Emma Harlow; conductor, Mary Nor
gan; guard, Mrs. Dykes; first delegate,
Emma Harlow: second delegate, Mrs. God
dard; third delegate Mary Ford; first al
ternate, Mary Wilson; second alternate
Emma Poland; third alternate. L. w.
Foster.
At meeting of spaulding Council.
knights of Columbus, officers were elected
as follows: Grand knight, Vincent A.
Sheehy: deputy grand knight, George F.
McAvoy; chancellor, James A. Shea; re-
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rotary. Thomas X. Gallaher; treasurer. F.
H. Huneke; lecturer Walter w. Fox; advo-
cate, John II. liable; warden, Joseph F.
Marsden; inside guard William Davern;
tee, A. 1. Clark: delegate to Washington
Chapter, p. p. Ficnigan; trustees Knights
OF Columbus Building Company, Francis
p Sheehy and Thomas X. Gallaher.
The Washington Dental Society. at a
meeting held in True Reformers Hall last
evening, elected officers follows: DR.. A.
j. Gwathney, president; DIR. c. S. Wormley.
vice president; DR.. c. c. Fry, secretary;
DIR. +. P. Barrier, financial secretary; Dr.
c. A. Gray, treasurer; DIR. A. E. Gaskins,
librarian.
AT recent meeting of the National Hive
No. 1. Ladies of the Maccabees of the
World, the following officers were elected:
Past lady commander. Lola NJ. Julian; past
lady commander Mary T. Dunn; past lady
lieutenant commander Tilla A. Dean; past
lady record keeper. Lulu s. Hammond;
past lady finance keeper Annie c. Lyles;
past lady chaplain, Fannie A. Walters; past
lady sergeant. Margaret G. Magruder; past
lady esS-at-armS Sarah j. Rippen;
past lady sentinel. Bertha Bromwell; past
lady picket Margaret Draley: official
prompter. Clara J. Moore: pianist, Clara
Bowling: first banner bearer. Mary A Sill
lers: second banner bearer, Florence
Sprague: third banner bearer, Mary A.
Lowenstein. and captain of the guards, An
ME M Holcer.
c Frederick Douglass Post No q, Depart
ment of the Potomac, G. A. r., has elected
officers for the year 1907 as follows: Com
mander, j. N. Mayne; senior vice COM
mander, B. F. Davis; junior vice COM
mander, Edward Brooks; quartermaster
John T. Layton; surgeoH, Lee Peterson;
chaplain, ]. c. Stewart officer of the day.
Alexander Oglesby; officer of the guard,
Thomas ]. Jones; representatives to the de-
partment encampment, Alexander Oglesby
and Alexander Freeman; alternates, Ed
ward Brooks and j. C. mart Messrs. Free
man, Brooks and Oglesby were appointed
committee to confer with the ladies of O. P
Morton w. r. c., No. 1, in reference to
holding joint installation of officers in
January