Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-08
IMPORTANT !,
EVENTS IN C'TY'S
FRATERNAL CIRCLES
Elaborate Ceremonies at H.
staIlation Of Officers of Kane
Lodge No. SIS.

Elaborate enonie marked the for
ty-ninth annual installation of Officers
of Kane Lodge No. SIS, F.. and A. NJ.
held last night. The program presented
included vocal and Instrumental selec-
tons from several of the members, be-
sides talks by the officers of the lodge.
The installation ceremonies were con-
Quoted by William Duane Rutan, deputy
grand secretary of the grand lodge End
senior past master of Kane Lodge. The
principal address of the evening was
delivered by the Rev. Robert Mackellar.
grand chaplain of the grand lodge.
The officers indicted into office. were:
Master, Charles e. Coffin; senior var
den, Arthur A. Styvers; junior warden,
Louis c. Tinker, treasurer, Louis ].
Burgesser; secretary, Frank Tanners
chaplain, the Rev. William T. Lipton;L
senior deacon. Frederick Mergott; jun
Tor deacon, Bruce p. Kitchell; senior M
of c., William A. Kinscy; junior M. d.,
CT Frederick Prout; senior stewarcpn
Jabez McFeary; Junior steward, HolmgKk
A.. Frank; marshal, Frederick Schaefert
organist. Frederick T. Tegen; tyler, De-.
Witt G. Nichols; trustees, David d.
Rutan, 1910; William II. Barnet, 1911;
Charles A. Winston, 1912; finance IN,
nlittee, Henry N. Woodward. Merritt G..
Perkins and S. b. Beidlenlan.
Newark City Council No. III. Ma
tional Union. will hold installation cere-
monies on Tuesday night. The officers
who will be installed are:
President. Charles E. Spencer. vice-
president, William Fisher; speaker I
M1n0nn6Orf. ax-fa,ott11-A <,l
Lacey; secretary, Gustave p Schultz.
n secretary, Frank Hay; treas
urer' John f. Lacey; chaplain, William
Dung usher, WiliamY Taggart; SER
geant, Max Scherr: fdoorkeeper. M
fisner; trustees. William Taggart, NJ.
flscher and ]. Middendorf; Senate
president II. e. Evan Will install the
~olncers. A special committee, consist
ing OF G.P. Schultz, G. E. Spencer and
William Taggart, has made arrange
ments for an enjoyable evening.
North End Conclave, I. O. H., fol-
lowing the business session on last
Tuesday, held a progressive teuchre and
card party. The prize-winners were John
McDeyitt, William Noke. Andrew 5.
Nolan, +. Newsome, Thomas M. Morri-
son and James Newsome. Several a n
didates were also initiated into the con-
clave.
District Deputy Frederick Lundner.
I. Q. o. F., assisted by his staff. in
stalled the following officers of Her.
mann Lodge, No. 142, on Thursday
night: N. g., John Rain; V. c., Fred
erick Maier; recording secretary, Carl
I. Wagner; financial secretary, Joseph
~Hessenwith; treasurer, Lorenz Liegele.
The financial report showed the lodge
TO be in good condition. The meeting
was followed by a social hour.
The following officers were installed
in Hexamer Post. "a, G. A.. r.. on
Thursday night: Commander. Louis
Weigand; senior vice-commander.
Christian Blaioher; junior vice-com-
mander, Christian Herzog; adjutant.
Fred Gildner; quartermaster, Charles
Kraemer; officer of the day. John Jet
ter; officer of the guard, Herman
Nagel; surgeon, Franz Mueller: chap
lain, Charles F. Groell; sergea1t-major.
Adam Schantz: quartermaster-ser-
geant, John Steeher. Past Post Com
mander George w. Dielman acted as
installing officer.
An Installation of the newly elected
officers of Daniel Webster Council. Jr.
o.fU. A. NJ, was held last night, when
the following were indicted into office:
Councillor, William NJ. Jones; vice
councillor, Earl L. Bates; assistant re.
cording secretary. John Jenkins; con-
ductor. &c. G.. Anderson; warden, Joseph
Moser; inside sentinel, Theodore H.
Dries; outside sentinel. Daniel (Ryer-
son; trustee, Thomas r. F'urze: repre-,
sentative to the Funeral Benefit ASS \
citation, Robert Dennis. me
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