The Washington herald., 1911-01-09
RATERNAL NEWS

The National Union Club Friday night
held its annual election and installation
| OF officers at It's regular meeting At
Pythian Temple.
Elmer johnson. retiring president. as
| sisted by Edward Joyce as marshal, In
stalled the following officers: Al e.
Thomas, president: A. w. Kaiser, frst
vice president; w. d. Brown. second vice
president: John r. Newman. recording
| secretary; ]. Harry Jones, financial sec
| retary; Albert Lariviere, treasurer; Will
| lam Gutshall. sergeant-at-arms; Ed Muth.
| musical director; Elmer johnson. F..
Strickrott, T. B. Lear. f. E. Ferguson.
Joseph Cotton. and J. d. Torey. members
Of executive committee: T. d. Deland,
| ston. and e. H. Pooling. board of trus-
tees; ]. s. Sellers. Thomas Dawson. Rich
ard Rogers. William Gaeng, and u. 8. j.
Dunbar. members of finance committee.
committee was appointed to draw up
| resolutions Of coincidence on the death
| of the treasurer Of the senate. the high
| est tribunal Of the order. which occurred
at his home in Cleveland, Ohio January
5. Plans were started for q euchre and
| dance to be given some time in Feb
ruary. The installation ceremonies were
followed by a social session and smoker
at which Ed. Joyce was the chief story
teller.
Rathbone Temple. No. s. Fythian Sis
omcers and initiated several candidates
at Pythian Temple Saturday night.
Mrs. A. I. Sandrol, Of Clear Lake.
| Iowa. was a visitor, and made a short
address on the progress Of the Pythian
Sisters in her State.
Arrangements were made for q rum
mage sale and euchre to be given the last
| Of this month.
Past Chief Mrs. Ella Carter installed
officers for the ensuing term. as follows:
/ Mrs. Margaret Jacobson. past chief; Mrs.
Bertha Williams, most excellent chief;
Mrs. Minnie Wolfsheimer. excellent SEN
ior: Mrs. Martha Jarboe, excellent
junior: Mrs. Julia Delay, manager: Mrs.
Lille Armstrong, protector Of temple:
Mrs. Dollie Crawford. guard Of outer
temple: Mrs. Estelle Kahlert, mistress Of
finance; Miss Edith Carter. mistress Of
records and correspondence: Mrs. Mar
garet Morcock, Mrs. Lola Marks, and
Miss Josephine Jarboe. pianists.
The installation ceremonies were fol-
lowed by a social hour. during which a
luncheon was served.
syracusians Lodge. No 10. X. Of p.
night at a meeting in Pythian Temple.
aSm.
Stirring and congratulatory addresses
were made by the visitors. H. P. Wiley.
chancellor commander: Lee H. Harris
and Fl. NJ. Vandervort, of Mount YER
non Lodge. No. S: G. H. Welty, of Web
ster Lodge. No. Z: p. c. Phillips. Of De-
catur Lodge. No. 9; H. J. Gasson. of
V1l. W q o~A
sett. w. F. r. Phillips, and B. F. Har-
rah, of Rathbone Superior Lodge, No. q.
The work for the new year was out
lined and arrangements were made to
confer the rank Of knight upon several
candidates on January L.
Grand Chancellor H. p. Wiley. in
stalled the officers, as follows: j. II.
Williams. chancellor commander; S. w.
Selfsheimer. vice chancellor; A. ]. Sher-
records and seal; A. I. Jarboe, master Of
finance; Albert Kahlert master Of ex-
chequer; R G. Cook. master at arms: w.
Dorgie. inner guard. and l. B. Nye. outer
guard.
independence Hive. No. 4. Ladies Of
the Maccabees of the World Friday
night held its annual installation Of ON
GERS at Pythian Temple.
Mrs. Melva J. c. Caswell. supreme sem
tinel and State commander, who was as
sisted by Mrs. Charlotte S. Cox. as lady
Of ceremonies, and Mrs. Emma Maddox.
az captain Of the guards. installed the
following officers: Mrs. Daisy E. jeffrey.
past commander; Mrs. Georgia I. Myers.
lady commander: Mrs. Clara Grain. lieu
tenant commander: Mrs. Mary X. Bos-
worth. record keeper; Mrs. Anna Hon,
finance auditor: Mise Edna Mcintosh.
chaplain: Miss Hattie Thompson ser
geant: Mrs Catherine Rau. lady-at-
arms; Mrs Alice welland. sentinel, and
Mrs. Nellie Hands, picket.
The hall was beautifully decorated for
the occasion with flags and colors of the
order and large number Of guests wit
messed the ceremonies. Miss Alice Rip
pom presided at tho piano. Announcement
was made of the joint installation Of the
officers Of Liberty Hive No. z. District
Hive No. s, and Washington Hive No. 8.
which be held at Pythian Temple jan
uary II. This will be the first large joint
installation and will be open to the pub
lie. Following the installation ceremonies
last night a dainty lunch was served.
The Knights Of Columbus Building
Company, which Is Incorporated under
the laws Of Virginia. Friday night held
its final business meeting before handing
over the reigns to the newly selected
members Of the company, at the x. c.
Hall. Each of the five councils Of the
knights OF Columbus in the District is
entitled to two representatives in the
personnel Of the building company.
The reports Of the officers showed the
funds Of the company to be In . salts
factory condition and the retiring on
GERS were given a vote of thanks for their
faithful services. The company for this
year will be composed Of the following:
John A. Eckert and H. ]. Crosson, of
Washington Council. No "a: Charles R.
Murray and William e. Pairo. Of Keane
Council, No. s5s; ]. c. Colford and p. ].
Haltigan. of Carroll Council, No. 357:
T. K. Gallaher and W. E. Nolan. Of Spald-
ing Council, No. AT. and d. L. O'Brfen
and w. F. Moran, Of Potomac Council.