The Washington herald., 1912-01-14

attended by large crowd. notwithstand-
ing the inclement weather.
Hon. Charles z. Pickett. member Of
Congress from Iowa, made an eloquent
address, which was well received.
State Deputy A. z. Chaffee. Of the
Modern woodmen. acted as installing Of
hcer, and the following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing year: Consul DIR.
la. r. Perry; past consul, r. v. H
jana; adviser, A. B. Madison; banker.
d. NJ Keeton; clerk. Van w. Roberts;
escort, E. Jordan; watchman. A r.
Jaeger; sentry, R. S. Peterson; board
of trustees. F. II. Gritton. c. G. Coulter,
and H. H Burroughs; physicians, Drs.
Thomas LAnville, F. W. Braden. Fred
Repettl, E. p. Kineipp, J. w. Stone. and
h B. Coblentz
The audience was favored with solos
by Mrs W. T Reed, contralto; Mrs.
w. c. Sterlin at piano, and 3. A. Line
back, basso: Mrs. Hope Hopkins Bur-
roughs at piano. Both singers responded
TO encores. After the installation re-
freshments were served. followed ~
dancing.
Tho officers for the new year for
Georgetown Camp, No. 1860, Modern
woodmen of America, were installed on
Wednesday evening by State Lecturer H.
II. Millard. The following are the Of
ficers:
Consul, Daniel NJ. Stanton: past con-
sui. John c. Garland; adviser, W. F.
krouse; banker, John s. Greene: clerk,
Frank ]. Ready; escort, Edward F.
Genoe: watchman. Mr.. Bennett; sentry.
Mr.. Burton; trustee, Mr.. Burch; ply
sicians, DR.. NJ ]. Ready and A. E.
Craig.
Following the installation refreshments
were served. The camp contemplates
giving a series of entertainments for
its members and friends.
A. r. Talbot Comp, No. 1872, Modern
Woodmen of America, installed officers
on Thursday evening. DIR. B. +. Gibbs OF
West End Camp, acting as installing Of
ficer and assisted by W. J. Harrington,
of the same camp.
The officers for the current term are:
Consul H. H. Millard; past consul, A.
F. DobrowalslIl; adviser. Vergne W. Pot
ter; banker. NJ. X. Bostic; clerk, J. X.
Duncan; assistant clerk, Charles E. Mil
Ter; escort, Dee Hammer; watchman.
Harry Fisher; sentry, L. II. Frenzel;
trustee. o. L. Grove; physicians. Drs.
A. w. Valentine, J. r. Biggs. II. w.
Kearney, c. L. Davis, r. A. Fisher, and
L. McQuillan.
Several applications for membership
were received. The annual dance will be
given in National Rifles Armory on Feb
ruary 2. The committee has announced
several unique features. committee
was appointed to arrange for the annual
banquet OF the camp.
The report of the auditor showed the
camp to be in a very prosperous con-
dition. Refreshments and cigars were
served at the close of the meeting.
West End Camp will install officers on
Monday evening, January l.. II. H Mil
lard. state lecturer. and W. II. Cole,
delegate, will conduct the ceremony.
Preparations are being made for a big
time. The officers of A. r. Talbot Camp
will exemplify the initiation Of several
candidates. This camp has issued invita-
tions for their annual ST. Valentine ball
Brightwood Camp, NJ. W. A, will in
stall officers on the evening OF Janu-
ary II. H Fl. Millard will also act as
installing officer. This camp is the new
est in the city. and consequently less in
number. What il lacks in numbers il
makes up in enthusiasm, and is steadily
growing.