The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-13
v. D. ". HELD
GRAND PUBLIC
INSTALLATION
FOUR HUNDRED OR MORE PEo-
PIE CROWDED INTO MEETING
ROOM AND WITNESSED I'M
PREssVE AND BEAUTIFUL
CEREMONY.


A grand public installation of off,
GERS, witnessed by about four hun
dred people, and followed by a mag
of the most pleasant of recent events
in lodge circles. The ceremonies were
held last night at the w. o. w. hall.
No. IL 1-2 West Garden street, and
it was midnight before the last of the
attendants departed. A program, in
terspersed with instrumental and vo-
cal music, readings, an address and
the several installations, preceded the
banquet, but all present will have
cause to remember the evening for a
long time.
The Woodmen lodges had arranged
for the public ceremony, and had In
vited number of their friends. Sew
eral centre tables, the entire length
of the large meeting hall, were load
ed with good things, but this was I'M
disturbed until the lengthy program
had been completed. One OF the rules
of the evening was that no smoking
should be INDUCED in, and this was
strictly observed. Not a gentleman
present used a cigar in the hall dur
ing the entire four hours he was
there.
The set program was as follows:
Program.
1. Master of Ceremonies - Prof.
w. C. Cawthon.
2. Piano Solo-Miss Eulalie Hutch
inson.
8. Prayer-Rev. G. w. Gavin.
4. Trio, "In Old Madrid"-Miss
Cawthon, Mrs. Jack Griffith, Mrs. F.
E. Brawner.
5. Installation of oficers-w. O.
W.
6. Mixed Quartette, Loves Own
Sweet Song"-Miss Cawthon, Mrs. F.
e. Brawner, Messrs. c. Bagley and C..
l.. Philips.
T. Reading-Mrs. Ernestine F1em-
ing.
s Vocal Solo-Miss Eulalie Hutch
inson.
9. Installation Of oficers - Oak
Grove Circle.
10. Address-Hon. R. Pope Reese.
IL. Quartette, Lula Bye"-Miss
Cawthon, Mrs. Jack Griffith, Mrs. f.
E. Brawner and Miss Eulalie Hutchin-
son.
~. Benediction-Rev ]. w. Senter-
fit.
Fine Ceremonies.
From start to finish there was not
"a number on the program that was
not well-rendered, and this may be
Especially said Of the music. The Ia
dies and gentlemen taking part there
in were warmly congratulated and
highly praised for the respective parts
which they assumed. I'm Old Ma
drid" was rendered as never before,
and Loves Own Sweet Song" charm
ed all. In the "Lulla-Bye" Miss Hutch
inson was requested to sing with the
fother three ladies only last night and
the four made a great showing and
sang the old song sweetly. Miss
Hutchinson was highly praised for
both her instrumental and her vocal
selections.
The officers installed were as fol-
lows:
Live Oak Camp No. II.
C. C.-Arthur Kerle.
A. L.-Charles Clark.
Banker-John Pfeiffer.
Clerk. F. Davis.
Escort-C. w. White, Jr.
Watchman-J. R. Soderlind.
Sentry-N. Bernstein.
Manager-W. E. Rowland.
Physician-C. l.. Philips.
Hickory Camp No. Fl.
c. &C. D. Crooke.
w. L.-W. l.. Vermillion.
Banker. T. Crooke.
Clerk-C. J. Oerting.
Escort-Charles Turner.
Watchman-Alex. Mckinley.
Sentry-Jos. Villeneuve.
Manager-F. E. Brawner
Physician-J. H. Bickerstaff.
Oak Grove Circle.
Advisor-Mrs. Sanders.
Clerk-Mrs. Olsen.
Banker-Mrs. Rowland.
Chaplain--Mrs. Gerkins.
Attendant-Mrs. West.
Assistant Attendant-Mrs. Young.
Inner Sentinel-Mrs. Thorn.
Outer Sentinel-Mrs. Washington.
Guardian-Mrs. Eldridge.
Past Guardian-Mrs. Davis
Managers-Mr. Gahlenbeck, Mrs.
Martin, Mrs. Carter.