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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-09
Sporting Gossip

OF will Boulder
athletes from each school will compete
In two-mie Murray skating rink Robson
defeated Red Bodebeck the time being 81 which is going
for a twenty-five lap stunt
Richard Croker political boss of New York has
hopes of adding this guneas EPSON
to his previous victories on the British turf
In little wrestling at Seattle Dr. B. F. Roller of that
defeated Jess Westergad OF D Mone Iowa in two straight
~ minutes and 81 seconds for the second.
Tommy only American pug that is raising stake
IN the old county AT the Theatre Cirque in Paris May Willie
ton OF oan Francisco the California boy losing by the knockout
In the College ball games University of Utah
boys defeated the Provo lads inning game being
to AT Logan the Saints of Salt Lake defeated Agricultural
College nine by of to The Logan
resulted in victory for the University the being
Aderson president of the Colorado school OF
Gueonay entitled to the Rocky Mountain football championship
and your opinion OF the matter talles with
The ball game at Logan May |, between the c. and
L. u mines went the Logan boys the Salt Lake
getting crouch decision by the umpire refusing
nue the game Bad business quitting boys They say
room tor a gutter in heaven.
1t be settled that English tennis team is to
play in America during the coming summer only taking part
in the regular American championship but will play against
The winners OF this contest will Australia play cup
oMg bout between Terry McGovern and Johnny Summers of Eng
land from coming Off Terry be having coming
Terry favor preventing the Engsfman from taking rap at
Tommy Burns while declaring that he ready fight Jack
Johnson the drop the hat still insists
SoOoC before he in the ring with the black Say we
know lots OF aPpers that would be glad forget Johnson
coored take half
quarter of that '' -
The coored baseball players of this city going
emp on their shoulders these days offering
that they can clean the The manager the
team announces that he take his
playing all come returning to Salt Lake Sun
day games.
Some the younger members of the bar Lake have
organized baseball and issued challenge doctors OF
the city for In fact they willing go up against anv
team that may be gotten by professional They probably
inquire that the curves OF the opposing pitcher Just meet their
approval they can take exception and that umpire will sustain
them. ~ '
1t said that Underestimate has
against the moving pictures of his with och being ex
blted in Europe Hack has made strong statements bou
he way ne was treated IN his wrestling bout otch since he
LETT America and it's be that he Is arere m
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-09


baseball being 9sEa"s e G Southern Idaho the
Falls Springs Idaho Falls Twin Falls McCammon Blackoot
and Montpelier.
J. L. Malone ex-poo champion world who is now resi-
challenge play any player in
Utah for the championship Of the and reasonable side
is also itching for chance little pool game with
boys who think they are artists with the
That was fearful dubbng the Crown bowling team gave the
anes Colts in the contest tor the city championship the Colts being
6eated Te straight games all by small margin there being but
Sam Williams Bert Perpont J. Quinn and Gylenswan.
Six Lake Amateur baseball
league organization in which only the Simon entitled
figured being barred schedule has been prepared Which om
May 80 to August all games to be played Saturdays and ho
National Guard Of Utah. Bell Telephones, Wandamere.
y Ogden to have bicycle this after all Last week
and as result the riders who have selected Utah as
their field OF operation will be given ride five nights
Last season the in Ogden held Sunday nights but
heved that some night during the week will better
The business OF Murray team the pro-
posed league that they have
Or six rd Now the Vide a a%ak w'p men 0f
reap advertising possible by first class ball team in
their midst should get league
keep team in the field just easy falling off log.
aPS % Sullivan A"sss" @ s5; It showed ss
at San Francisco Thursday night putting repre-
sentative Of Missouri down and the
sullivan three the fourth keeps although
the chief of police stepped the ring fight stopped
but mind after he
didn't have mark after the
been in scrap.
Wouldn't that jar your Bill squires Australian wonder (nit)
VINO came over to the land Of the free with
every underneath the the
who proved to be the biggest lemon
found some who shade larger dub" himself lem
Dublin asst week. being knocked by the Australian
round The $l,375, and
What a woeful waste of money.
Jackie Clarke and F. A. Mcfarland, the most popular
riders that have appeared the local arrived the
city sunday from Australia, where they
ast riders OF that country to the Mac
have cleaned least $4,000 Lake at the
close last and that they ever fact that
wise old rider who has been finishing for over
twenty years and who good more saws
tha Clarke the fastest in the today and the lengthy
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-08
CONTRACT FOR
THE BIG DAM
NEW YORK CONCERN WILL CON-
sTRUcT ONE ACROSS ocMUL-
GEE RIVER.

Columbus, Ga. May THE Gecr-
gia and Alabama Industrial Index
says ,oday in It's regular weekly issue
The contract has been awarded 90
firm Of big contractors in New York
city for the building OF an enormous
dam across the OcmuIgee river. near
Jackson, Ga, this being the first of a
soCies oil abidous watelipower de-
yelopmen projected by the Central
Georgia Power Company. with head
quarters ut Macon, Ga. The new
dam, on which work viii begin at
once. win be 1925 feet long on the
crest, will be 100 feet high and will
'iurnish $1,000 horse power which
will be carried to Macon, Ga, over
transnition wires in the form OF
electrici y
Plans are being perfected by the
Mobile Portland Cement Company to
build lis bic plant in south Alabama,
and the company viii also develop
$4,000 acres of~coal lands in the War
rjor district of Alabama which it re-
Gently acquired.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-08
Two Bottles OF (" Seven
Banks" Cured This WOm-
Fan of Indigestion and
Nervousness.

Under date Of August s, 1904, Mrs. Emma
Pinet Of Havcrhill. Mass, writes: Il have
taken only two bottles Of Seven Banks and
derived very much benefit from the use of IT,
was troubled with Sick Headache lndges-
ton and Biliousness, and 90 nervous l
could not rest nights Since taking your
Seven BaTks my Indigestion has disappeared
and can rest yell and everything / eat now
tastes SO good.
One cannot feel well or be- well IL
robbed Of their sleep, and there's moth
ing like having everything you eat
taste good to you. Good health is
possible only when the stomach is kept
in good order, Seven Barks will put
your disordercd stomach right and
keep ii right. We know what we arc
talking about-know that Seven Barks
will positively cure any disorder Of the
Stomach, Bowels, Liver and Kidneys
We sell many bottles OF il on Our offer
OF no cure, no pay II you want to
try it, deposit 50 cents with us and
make the trial--i Seven Banks fails to
give you as much benefit as expected,
call in at any time and get your money.
Never smind what other medicines
haven't done. Seven Banks cures.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-08

BY direction OF the committee on
public works beg o call attention to
the ordinance passed at regular
meeting Of the mayor and council on
Feb. 18th, 1908, compelling the re-
numbering Of all houses. The NUN
bers can be obtained from the w. A.
Someryille Company. who are making
thorough canvas Of the city and
whose numbers have been approved
by he proper committee. Unless this
ordinance is complied with promptly,
executions will be issued by the may
or and council = - =
Very respectfully.
j. 8. High.
City Ensr & Dir Pub. wis
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-08
SOUTH CAROLINA
D|SPENSARY eli
TWO IMPORTANT ORDERS ISSUES
YESTERDAY BY JUDGE
PRITcHARD.

Richmond. VA May 7.-Although
the South Carolina dispensary case
viii not be heard on it's merits until
some future day during. the presclt
term OF the United States circuit court
OF appeals now sitting here. Judge
Pritchard. who granted the receiver
ship petition. today entered two ina
portant orders in the matter.
The first order stays all further pro-
&c dings under the original order app
pealed from, 50 far as they relate TO
the receivership created thereby an
til the final dc rmination OF the up
peal upon the execution OF an ap
proved bond for $l75,oO0 by the petit
ii ners 1t is noted at the end ii he
order that del ndant's counsel pro
tests as 10 The amount OF the bond re-
Quired Tho second order modifies the
original .order granting tie receiver
slip petition so rs - permit The dis
pensary commission to draw upon
banks where funds of the dspensary
are deposited TO an amcunt not ax-
ceedmg S25. 600 with which 10 pay GER
tain outstanding debts incurred by
the commission in the administration
OF their original trust and y meet
necessary expenses
When the cases come up fer Eual
hearing Chief Justice Fuller OF the
United states supreme court. win sit
as m mber of the court instead Of
Judge Pritchard the latter being dis
qualified on account Of having passed
upon it in the lower court
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-08
M World,s eest cIImate.

Is not entirely free from disease on
the high elevations fevers prevail
Milo on the lower levels malaria Is
encountered to greater or leess OK
tent according TO altitude, TO over
come climate affec ions laasitudc, ma
laria iaund!ce, blllousness, fever and
ague. and general debility the most
effective remedy is Electric Bitters.
The ereat atcr4tiye and blood puri-
fier;t he antidote Tor every form u
bodily weakness, nervousness. and IN
somnia. Sold under guarantee at
Roses drug store Price soc.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-08

All persons interested are hereby
notified to make immediate settlement
Tor executions for 1907 city taxes in
The hands of the undersigned for col
lection have been directed to cn-
force he collection OF these execu-
lions by levy and sale If necessary
and further costs will be avoided BY a
prompt settlement
5. a. 7urney.
Marshal City Of Brunswick.
brunswick, Ca, May 5th. 90s.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-08

Y. c. Sevart, . n erchaIt IF Cedar
View, Miss, says: & tell my custom
crs wssn they bly box Of Or. Kings
New Life Piils they get the worth Of
that much gold in weight If Attic; ed
With constipa ion, malaria or b1Iioue-
ness" Sold under guarantee at
Roses drug store. &c
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-08

WRESTLING MATCH.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE MONDAY
NIGHT, MAY nth.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-08

and OOtff OtCrdE ch
Do not suffer longer. You can be re.
feved Immediately by Hicks Capudine.
IT. induces the proper fow of gastric
hiices and cures the GistTes5 ard acinity,
rry it; It's pleasant Z, take--It's liquid.
Cures headache also. At eiD dIugg1gss.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-02

Mrs. Mary Newman, of Onward Tent.
underwent another operation at Emery
ency Hospital Tuesday. Her condition
is reported as very serious.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-02
.PYTHIANS AT WORK
IN THE DISTRICT
Webster Lodge to Organize
Degree Team for En-
tertainment.

Since the public installation of officers
Webster Lodge, No. Z. Knights OF Pyth-
ias, has begun a vigorous campaign for
the Pythian order in this domain. which
has for its purpose the awakening Of
renewed interest In its membership, and
the promotion of the principles OF friend
ship. charity and beneyOlence. Much
enthusiasm was manifested by the large
number of members present at its last
+ regular session, and the proposition was
freely discussed.
The report Of the jubilee committee,
composed Of Supreme Representative
j. f. Weber, Past Grand Chancellor
+ Jefferson Middleton, and Vice Chancellor
! Charles Boyd. was favorably received
Fand adopted and final arrangements for
the holding Of a rousing membership
Fcelebration during the coming spring
Shave about been perfected.
Webster Lodge, which was named af-
ter the illustrious statesman, Daniel
y Webster, while the third oldest lodge
In the world, having been organized
EAugust a, 1866, is composed OF a
thoroughly wide awake and progressive
: body of Pythian knights. and at the
+ present time is one OF the largest and
tstrongest lodges in the District Of Co
s1umbia. During its history Of progress.
}1nany Of its members have been called
ITO high and exalted positions Of the
Aordcr. and its conservatism and financial
+ strength have been OF great assistance
in the upbuilding Of the Knights OF
Pythias in this city.
II is the intention of the jutuee COM
s1rittee 10 outline a systematic cam
apaign which Will give each loyal knight
Kan opportunity TO participate In the con-
itest. The various teams which are ex-
tpeeted to inaugurate this work viii be
organized in the near future, and every
teffort put forth to make this jubilee one
sof the principal Pythian events in the
5histoTy of the lodge.
1t IS also proposed by a few members
B Of the lodge TO organize d degree team
10 be known as "The Owls. for the
purpose of furnishing entertainment 10
the members by comforting the myster-
ies of the ancient and honored degree
IF Grand Orient" on their fellow
knights. Thisis sidedegree which has no
connection with the Pythian order but
has been quite extensively conferred
on the membership in the States. and fl
! is expected TO create considerable inter
est iu this city.
1t is contemplated to charge q small
Initiation fee for this degree. the pro-
ceeds Of which are TO be used in De-
fraying the expenses Of a merryma king
banquet to be given at the close of
each trip made by The Owls" 10 the
orient
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-02
OFFICERS INSTALLED
BY NATIONAL UNION

Government Printing once Council,
No ri. National Union, has installed
new officers as follows: II. J. Red
held' president; James r. Armstrong.
vice president, William G. Glenn
speaker; }. +. Cotton. ex-vice presi-
dSHt5 Joseph Dierken. secretary. n A
- i.yL III financial secretary; {. p. Boss.
EDS lIti, j. H. BabcOek. chabIsfu-
Beh' AMIN BoHaad, usher: Henry prank
sergeant at-aTms; il. l. Lavisson. door
Keeper H. +, j. Drake. Milo Shanls
). II HeIBer, trustees. TT. 4. J Drake
II. J. Brian, Joseph Dlerken. lanes ~
Hughes, J. r. Cotton. II J. RedfeId
James r Armstrong. Q. T.. Etchberge-
j.. delegates % the cabinet T. A
Bynum. delegate 10 the Immediate Re-
]ief Association.
Potomac Council. No. 2Gs. National
Union, has Installed the following or
ncers- +. y. Ferguson, president: J. i
Rhodes, vice president, II. H. WALSH
eX-pFesldents r. g. Baker spea kerr w
H. vessels, recording secretary J. F.
Borland, financial secretary, j.. r. CHI
bons, treasurer; r. ~. Rogers. chan
lain; A Z. Thomas, usher: g. w. Lowe
sergeant-at-arnls; r. p. Herrity. door
Keeper w. D. Leissler. Wallace Hax-
ton, and Charles Fass, trustees +. T.
Ferguson, j. +. B0rland, ". u. L.eissIer
j +. Rhodes. i. +. Gibbons, W. II
Vessels, delegates TO the cabinet: II
w. Rogers, delegate 10 the Immediate
Rlief Association.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-02
.CARNATION CAMP
INSTALLED ITS OFFICERS

Officers, recently elected by Carna-
ton Camp No -2637, Royal Neighbors
OF America, Were formally installed at
meeting in the associations hall
3l6 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. The
following were indicted into office by
Deputy Suprems Oracle Mrs. N. a.
Wheatley. assisted by Mrs. x. =. Ayler.
as ceremonial marshal:
Oracle, Mrs. Martha McCanrey, past
oracle, Mrs. Josephine Webb; vice
oracle, Mrs. Ina G.. Senih; recorder,
Mrs. +. Viola Thompson; receiver, Mrs
r.. a. Nolan, chancellor. Mrs. Ferna
Rogers; marshal, Miss Ella Cross; in
ner sentinel, Mrs. l.. +. Flood; outer
sentinel, Mrs. Annie Robey; managers
Mrs. a. l. Keefe and Miss A. NJ.
VermilliOn; physician, DIT. j. W. Suthe-
rin. A. r. Chaffee, in behalf Of the
staff OF officers. presented the oracle,
Mrs. Martha Mccartney, with a signet
ring.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-02
KNIGHTS OF HONOR
INSTALL OFFICERS

At the twenty-eighth annual session
of the Grand Lodge Knights of Honor,
district of Columbia, held on January
.. the following officers were elected
and were installed by Deputy Supreme
Dictator T. l.. DeLand; grand dictator,
+. Z. Hartmann; grand vice dictator, +.
L. TOIsOn: grand assistant dictator. II.
W. Smith; grand past dictator. L. l..
DeLaLd: grand reporter, G. II.
Schultze; grand treasurer, F. B. Dal-
rymple; grand chaplain. 9. 3. Abrams
grand guide. =. White; grand guardian.
IS. Z. IngeTsOll; grand sentinel, J. T.
Sullivan, grand trustees, 5. +. IngersolL
G. Gersdorf. +. @. Jones; representative
10 the Supreme Lodge. T. i. DeLand
alternate representative, p. White.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-02
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
BY BAPTIST BOYS CLUB

The monthly meetiD,, OF the Boys
Club Of Emmanuel baptist Sunday
school was held at the church, Six
teenth street and Columbia road.
Election Of officers for the ensuing
year was held, ana resulted as fol-
lows:
President. Lloyd T. Euengor; vice
president. Graham Hodges; secretary.
Milton Simpson; treasurer, Fred Ham
mer; librarian, Joseph A, ChapiiHe.
After "a general discussion OF plans
for future work, refreshments were
served.
This club was organized some months
ago, under the direction Of R. J.. Illsey
and Charles J. Gates. with a member
ship Of six. Today ii has on its roster
the names Of tliirty-two boys.
They meet every Sunday morning to
study the lesson in q room set apart
for their use, and once a month they
hold what they term refreshing
meetings. when they transact the bust
ness OF the club. hear talks from
prominent citizens. partake Of refresh
ments, and have general good time
The members are j. AscOm Bowers.
Irving Bryant, Joseph A Chapline,
Lloyd +. Ettsrnger, Gary Spencer, Al
bert y. Gates, Fred Hammer. Conrad
KiuyOun, Henry Lentz, Brandon Mum
roe. Charles Mcdonald. Lawrence
Mock, Al0nZO Rinehart, Roger Rine-
hart. Milton Simpson, Guy Ward
WHY'S II. Brown, Howard Coombs
Waffle +. Drake, Robert Etternger,
Harry c. Gates. Graham Hodges, Nor
Til ulsey, John II. KinyOun. Charlie
Lentz. Kenneth MOnet. William Nc
Donald. Robert Porter, NJ. Jack Rine-
hart. Hollis Rinehart. Julian Simpson,
and George n. Walker.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-02
CAPITOL HILL SOCIETY
At MRS. BEATON'S HOME

\ well attended meeting OF the Capt
tol Hill Literary Society was held at
the home of Mrs. Norman BeatOn. 103
Third street southeast, during the past
week. A recitation was given b. Mrs
Marion WaIporte on the subject Hun
gary" Mrs. Amelia Boynton also re-
cited It poem entitled The Crucifixiou."
A very instructive paper was read by
DR.. James Mckee on the subject ''The
Hudson Bay Company" Following this
Mr. Mcfarland, a visitor, who has spent
more than thirty years in India, gave
an instructive talk on that country.
dealing mainly with the life and Gus
toms Of its people, and the effects Of
English rule upon its civilization. At
the Liose Of the exercises IsfreshmCnts
were served by the hostess.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-02
SONS OF JONADAB
ELECT DELEGATES

The regular meeting of Unity Council.
No. 2, Independent Order Sons Of iona
dab, was neld Wednesday evening at
Modford's Hall, Eighth and L streets
northeast, Worthy Chief c. J. Parish
presiding Grand Chief J. z. Rhodes
j. w. Taylor. Philip Weber. jr: Burr
N. ANildman, aud Z Archambault were
elected delegates TO the Anti-SaIoon
League John W Shannon, r r
Ward, T. r. CrutcneJJ. and Patrick
AIagDer were duly elected and initiated
as members. The iUitiatOry ceremonies
were conducted by the degree team, who
eXemDiihed the ritual IN an impressive
4znanLers
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-02
MRS. EDWARDS LECTURE
On THE ROSETTA STONE"

Mrs. Vedantus Edwards gave a short
lecture on 'Ths Rosetta Stone now
iu the British Museum, at the regular
meeting Of the Excelsior Literary Club
last tuesday afternoon in her home,
1872 r street northwest. The lecture
was the continuation Of the study Of
Egypt, which is being made by the
club. Another interesting paper was
read by Mrs. J. Finney Engel. president
of the Club..Ou owen MEREDITH poem,
THE Apple of Life Routine business
Of the club was disposed Of before the
reading OF the papers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-02

Edward Warren, of John 3. Hender-
son Tent, is confined to his residence
with 4 fractured arm.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-02

Frank B. Marks. OF South Washing
ton Tent, who has been afflicted with
rheumatism for eight weeks, has gone
to Hot Springs. Ark.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-02
A GOOD REASON.

'I don't know who that woman IS. but
they tell me she is a Mrs. SOMEBODY.
She certainly is an awful firt, / wonder
her husband doesn't keep her in better
order. Doesn't he try tCT
No"
"Why doesn't he?"
Because, you see, his wife Is a
widow"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-02

Onward Tent Juvenile, me last Sun
day afternoon at FIechabite Hall. SOi
= street southeast. The tent is less
than six months o,d, and has over fifty
members.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-02

The High Tent Sick Benefit Fund. it
is said, has almost doubled since the
high tent session,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-02
LADY NACCABEES
INSTALL OFFICERS

/ Independence Hive. No. E. Ladies OF
! the AIaccabees Of the World. Friday,
january a. installed the following off,
Fcers:
: Past lady commander. Mrs. Lottie S.
Cox; lady commander, Mrs. Cora Just;
lieutenant commander, Miss Maude
( Wade; record keeper. Mrs Anna J.
Shepherd; finance auditor, Miss Ida
/ Taylor; chaplain, Mrs. Daisy +. Alex
, ander, sergeant, Miss Florence Nichols;
! mIstress-at-arms, Mrs. Mamie Wise
+ sentinel. Miss Edna Mcintosh; picket.
sIiss Lima Larlsin; pianist. Mrs. Alice
UIlu-au.
Mrs. lIelva J. CasweU. state com
sulandeT. acted as installing officer. as
sisted by Mrs. Cox as great mistress
q Et-arnls, Mrs. Lola Gilchrist as great
+ chaplain, and Miss hattie Thompson as
great sentinel Many visitors were
/ present from the various hives. Beauti-
fuI gifts were presented Mrs. Cox, re-
I firing commander; Mrs. Shepherd, rec
Crd Keeper, and Mrs CasWeu, State
commander.
, Brightwood Hive, No. 8, L. o. T. NJ.
10. r. w, Monday evening installed the
following officers; Past lady command
! CT Mrs. Anna Everett; lady command
-<r Mrs. Virginia Thomas: lieutenant
commander, Mrs Adella Walsmith; rec
CTd keeper Mrs. Virginia Metcalf,
finance auditor, Mrs Margaret Nc
Alceri chaplain, Mrs. Anna Walker:
sergeant, Mrs. Phobe Perry; mistress
at arms, Mrs. Mary Lewis; sentinel.
Mrs. Louise Clifford picket, Mrs, Clara
Erter.
Mrs. Casweu acted as installing Of
hcer assisted by Mrs. Phoebe KimbaII,
as great mistress at arms, Mrs. Mary
Holt OF at. Vernon Hive NO. ., as
great chaplain. Gifts of cut glass and
china were presented the commander.
Mrs. Thomas, and the finance auditor.
Mrs. McAleer.
Brentwood Hive, No. II, Lady Mac
Cabees, installed the following officers
on January Z. Past lady commander,
Mrs. Annie OhlendOTf, lady commander,
Airs. DutSOn; lieutenant commander.
Mrs. CleeVesi record keeper. Mrs. Dora
Weber; finance auditor. Mrs. Jenkins
chaplain, MRS. LaughtOn; sergeant, Miss
Kline; mistrcss-at-arms, Mrs. Steckel:
sentinel. Mrs. Eaton; picket, Mrs.
Blakeslee.
Deputy State Commander Mrs. Mary
a Van Ness acted IS installing officer
and Miss Edith Van Ness as great mis-
.Jress- alarms. The past commander
was presented with q beautiful Jewel
a bountiful collation. closed the even
fng's entertainment.