Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-02
CEREMONIES ARE
IMPRESSIVE AND
INSPIRING
FOUR ORGANIZATIONS
HAVE BIG CELEBRATION
K. Warren Post, Sons Of Vet
Grams, Ladies Of the G, A. R.
and WomenlS Relief Corps
Join Together in interesting
Meeting.

A patriotic demonstration which
was indeed notable in many ways, was
held Mt the odd Fellows han last eve
ming, the occasion being the i~nstalla-
ton Of officers to serve during the
year 1910 BY the four patriotic So
c~ieties of the city.
The han was crowded TO the doors
with grizzled and gray haired victor
ans Of the civil war. their wives, sons
and daughters, all Of whom belonged
to one of the -four organizations. The
group Of Grand Amy men. the boys
Of '6f who served under Grant ana
sherman and sheridan, We're the most
noticeable figures in the gathering
BY right Of prestige and seniority
the Grand Army of the Republic took
the initiative in the ceremonies Of the
evening and the officers of their or
g%anization were mustered in first.
The Ladies of the Grand Army of
the Republic the wives. widows and
children Of civil war heroes, were
next installed. after which the wo-
mems Relief Corps and the Sons or
Veterans held their installations.
The exercises began at : ~o'cloci: ard
1t was wen after 70 when the gather
ing adjourned. after spending a very
enjoyable evening. An impromptu
program of patriotic music was one
of the features of the entertainment.
numerous national airs and inspiring
patriotic selections being rendered by
talented musicians of the various or
ganizations.
The following officers of the vari-
Gus societies We're formally installed
G. X. Warren Post No. 8, G., A.. H.,
II. w Turner, post commander: O. :.
Pillsbury. senior vice post comman-
commander; Rey. Thomas HARDWOOD.
chaplain. william McGuiness, officer
Of the day; Leverett Clark, quarter
master. A, j. Armstrong, surgeon;
Joseph Boylan, officer of the guard
j. g. Caldwell, %adjutant. Delegate to
department e-ncampment, j. G. Muir
ply; alternate. Charles f. shelton
The Ladies Of the G. A. Il. Mrs.
Lucinda steward, president; Mrs.
Mrs. Lucy Reed. senior vice president;
Mrs. Rachel Johnson, Junior vice
president: Mrs. Martha Mulligan,
chaplain. Mrs. Cora Jackson, secrc-
tary. Mrs. Burnett. conductor; Mrs.
DE Long. guard Mrs. J. G. Caldwell,
assistant guard.
G.. X. Warren, w. X. c. No. l En-
ma c. Whitson, president; Eva Hyre,
vice president; Martha Multi
gan. junior vice president; Temper
ance Whitcomh, treasurer; Anna j.
Brought, chaplain; Carrie Davidson,
guard Joseph strain, conductor;
sadie Bowdieh, secretary; Martha
patriotic Instructor Lydia
Brack, press correspondent; Alice
shoemaker, musician. Emma G. Brit
man, assistant guard, Elizabeth
assistant conductor Jennie
Muliigan. color bearer No. 1; Anna
Bush. color bearer No 2; Marian Han
bearer No. 8; ella Graham.
color bearer No. &
Kit Carson Camp No, I, Sons OF
Veterans John w. Wilson, comman-
der: r. q. Pratt, senior vice COM
mander Or. Robert Smart, junior
vice commander, Il. l.. Grose. secre-
tarv and treasurer. w. ID. Sterling, !
chaplain and patriotic instructor:
Joseph Phillips. color bearer; IL. ID
Schuyler. guide; Jay \. Hubbs. guard;
II. S. LithgoW, musician Council. c.
q Cushman, II. 5. Lithgow, Pitt