East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-06

Members of the local camp of the
Woodmen of the World, of the two
circles of the Women of Woodcraft
and their wives and husbands, will
tonight participate in one of the most
pleasing events in the history Of the
order in this city. 1t will be the joint
installation of the camp and two cir
cles and also the dedication of the
Eagles Woodman hall, half interest
in which was taken over by the local
camp at the beginning of the year.
Additional importance to the occa-
sion is lent by the presence of Head
Consul I. /. Boak and General organ
izer f. F. Tichnor for the Woodmen
and Grand Guardian Mrs. C. C. Van
orsdall and Head Manager Mrs. Annie
Hawkins for the Women of Wood
craft. Head Consul Boak will be the
installing officer and he will also pre-
side during the dedication of the hall.
one of the principal addresses of the
evening will be delivered by Judge S.
A. Lowell of this city.
Following the installation and dedi-
catory exercises, an adjournment will
be taken to the banquet hall, where
one of the most elaborate spreads
ever attempted by the order here will
be enjoyed. From present indications
this night will be one long to be re-
membered in local forests. The meet
ings are open to Woodmen and their
wives only. =
The officers of Pendleton camp, No.
Al, Woodmen of the World, will be the
first installed and then will come the
joint installation of the Daphne circle
No. 2. and Pendleton circle No. 627.
The dedication will come after the in
stallation.
Owing to the great length of the
program and the banquet which is to
follow, 1t is announced that the exer-
clses this evening will be started at
1880 promptly. 1t is also probable
that anyone coming later will have
difficulty in finding a place to sit.
The officers who are to be installed
this evening are:
PendletOn Camp NO. Al.
L. d. Idleman, past consul; ".
Strobe, consul commander; J. l. Hus-
ton, advisor lieutenant; Judge Thomas
Fitz Gerald, banker; J. p. Walker.
clerk; V. C. Burk, escort; ]. P. Earl,
watchman; Roy Shaver. sentry and
A. ]. Gibson, manager. The two hold
over managers are A. Zeuske and P.
A. Anderson.
Daphne Circle No. 9.
Agnes Nelson, past guardian neigh
Dor; Sarah F. Hale, guardian neigh
Dor; Cora Morgan. advisor; Eva A.
Walker, clerk; Amanda Black, bank
er; Bertha Stangier, magician; Olevia
Baker, attendant; Mark Kirkpatrick,
inned sentinel; ]. E. Stansberry, outer
sentinel; Louise Van Orsdall, captain
of the guards; Elizabeth Webber, mu-
sician; and A. Zeuske, manager. The
holdover managers are w. B. Hale
and Sarah ]. McBrien.
PendletOn Circle No. 527.
Mary Knight, past guardian neigh
Dor; Mrs. l.. Lampkin, guardian neigh |
Dor; Mrs. Nettie Armstrong, advisor;
Miss Sadie Yardley, magician; Mrs.
Mary e. Johnson. clerk; Mrs. Anna
Means, banker; Miss Myrtle Allen, at
tendant; Minnie Rem, captain of the
guards; David Ecklund, inner senti-
mel; c. P. Delatour, outer sentinel;
Mrs. Ora Hamilton, musician; j. NJ.
manager.
Clerk for IS Years.
j. P. Walker, who is to be Installed
as clerk of the Woodmen this evening,
has served in that capacity for 15
years, probably longer than any other
similar officer of a camp in the north.
west.