The Washington herald., 1910-12-02
FRATERNAL ORDERS
HOLD ELECTIONS.

Spaulding Council. No. a. knights OF
Columbus. held their annual election of
officers at K. OF c. Hall last night.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Grand knight William
P. Normoyle; deputy grand knight. Fran
els J. p Cleary; chancellor. Edward F..
Genoe; recorder. George Melting; finan-
cial secretary. Thomas K. Gallaher;
treasurer, Ferdinand II. IIuneke; warden.
Joseph F. Marsden: inside guard William
Duvern; outside guard, Sebastian l.. Phil
lips member OF the board OF trustees
for three years, James A. McDevitt; lee
turer, Joseph Fitzgerald; advocate. Oliver
]. lie Bau; delegates 10 knights of Co
lumbus Building Company. Thomas X
Gallaher and Walter ID. Nolan: delegate
TO Washington Chapter Of X OF c.. for
two years. p. p. Finigan; delegate 10
State council. Past Grand knight Vim
cent A. Shelby; alternate. William S.
Mccarthy; organist, Elmer +. Werner;
assistant to organist, Felix j. Mcclure.
The annual election OF officers was held
last night at Pythian Temple by Camp
Columbia, No. II. Modern Woodmen Of
America.
The election resulted as follows: Con-
sui, F. E. Reppert; advisor. ]. II. Red
mond; clerk. f. A Royse; banker. ]. A.
Talliafcrro, escort, c. w. Veach; watch
man, J. f. Miller; sentry, A. S. Bloom;
manager, NJ. f. Anderson; physicians.
S. G. Johnson, G. S. Barnhart, e. J. Gun
ming; past consul. w. H. Cole.
Past Consul Cole was Endorsed for dele
gate 10 the Head Camp, TO be held in
June, 1911, in Buffalo. n. Y.
Potomac Conclave, Improved Order OF
Heptasophs. held its annual election OF
officers at PythiaR Temple last night,
followed by a large reception.
The election resulted as follows: Arch
on. +. B Swayne; provost. Walter
White; prelate. n. f. Ellingsen; secre-
tary, NJ. 4. Pines: financial secretary,
STEELE Siegeli treasurer. l.. J. Silver
man; Inspector. Henry Wolf sentinel,
Louis Cohen: warden. NJ L. Dreeben;
trustees, Robert f. Metzel, S Goldsmith,
and 5. !. Besselievre; representative 10
the supreme council. $ Siegel; alternate,
c. c. Beveridge
District Hive. No. s. Ladies Of the
Maccabees Of the World, elected officers
at their regular meeting held at 4l9
Tenth street northwest last night
The following officers. chosen for the
year. will be installed early in January.
Lady commander, Mrs. Estelle Kahlert;
lieutenant commander, Miss Annie o Dom
nell; record keeper. Mrs. NJ. W. Morcock:
finance auditor. Mrs. Helen Myers; chap
lain, Mrs Sallie Bradley: sergeant. Mrs
Clara Carson; lady-at-arms, Mrs. Mary
sentinel. Mrs Mary Bucker;
captain OF guards, Mrs, NJ Z, Bynum;
color bearer. Mrs. Mary Anderson.
The Washington Gruetliverein. one OF
the oldest fraternaI organ tations In the
District. having been organized in 1859.
held its annual election of officers at
Eagles Hall last night.
The society is composed strictly Of
Swiss OF Swiss descendants.
The report of the trustees showed the
funds of the society 10 be in a most ex-
cellent condition. The holdings and Sc
curities now amount to over 5000.
The officers elected for the ensuing year
are as follows: President. r. p. Ricken-
baCher (second term; vice president.
Leon Chatelain second term; recording
secretary. Leon Chapuis third term;
financial secretary, Charles Hof Twelfth
term: treasurer, Jacob Bruegger mine
teenth term; trustees, Julius Eglon and
Edward s Schmid; librarian. Jacob |
Steiger; color bearer. Joseph Mettler; au-
iting committee. George W Kreiss, |
John H. Florin. and John Gutman.