Arizona republican., 1912-07-13
T WAS GREAT NIGHT
 IN TOWN 0F GLENDALE
Installation of Officers of 1. o. o. F
 Lodge.

There was one royal time in the city of Glendale Thursday night when all the true and tried odd Fellows of Washington Lodge No. 16 gathered for the purpose of installing their recently elected officers and indulg- ing in a social seance afterwards
 They didn't have things all their own way as it happened, however, for a large contingent from Phoenix. Mesa and Tempe was on hand to see that things were done right And they were-there was no question about that. The officers were duly and legally installed after which the Glendaleites resolved themselves into hosts for the occasion, and the event that followed is still happy mem orY with all who were fortunate enough to be there The principal refreshment was cantaloupe a la. mode. That sounds trite enough to the traveller of the beaten track of gustatOry enjoyment; but it must be remembered that not all cantalOupes are like the Glendale cantaloupes Anyway. the Phoenix visitors say there was never anything like it since Odd Fellowship was in it's infancy, and so delighted were they l that they are talking about the en- 1 tertainment yet
 And "a la mode" means that each 1 half cantaloupe was filled to its ! margin with ice cream, pink or white as best suited the complexion
 of the guest.
 The installation ceremonies were
 conducted by w. A. Moeur, district deputy grand master who was as
 sisted by Grand Master R. L. Long
 more of Mesa City, Past Grand Mas ters w. K. James and F. P. Trott, l Grand Secretary Geo. A. Mintz who
 served as grand marshal, Past Grand | C. NJ Mullen of Tempe. The officers
 installed are: Guy R. Sheets, noble | grand; J. M Hotchkiss, vice grand; F. w. Aiken, recording secretary; C B. Carlton, financial secretary; Berry l Roach, treasurer; N. w. MoXleY right supporter to the noble grand;
 John Higgins left supporter to the noble grand; John R. BaSSett, right supporter to the vice grand; John Pearson, left supporter to the vice | grand; Charles Gilbert, warden; Q 1 O. Niestrath, conductor; Tom Brown right scene supporter; Andy smith left scene supporter; NJ. Hotchkiss the oldest odd Fellow in Arizona chaplain: Dick Witter, inside guard ian: w s. Rogers, outside guardian l Washington lodge No. 16 seems to
 be enjoying great prosperity haVlhe recently taken in quite number ol new members and it's working organ 1 iZation being composed in large part of energetic young men. The order for that matter is flourishing all over the state and especially in this val
 lev where all the lodges are growing rapidly and taking on that vitality that comes from a young and ann bilious membership. A number of
 the members will go to Buckeye to- | night where new officers will also
 be installed, and a week hence there 1 will be a similar excursion to Mesa 1 City for a similar purpose.
 | The visitors who went to Glendale Il were: Grand Master R. L. Longmore
 of Mesa City; w. A. Moeur ana C
 NJ Mullen of Tempe; Past Crane
 Masters w. K James. N. A. Mor- II ford and F. P. TrOtt. and Gfaho Secretary Geo. A. MintZ of PhoenlX'
 and the following named members
 from Phoenix who are not born'
 down by weighty titles: l. w Stall
 maker, L. S Bogart, c. G. Caldwell
 l.. S. Scott, F. B. Vincil, W, Ede
 R. c. Sloane. C. S Fait. J. N. Oliver
 I. Evans. c. s. Scott, L. R. Templin
 Frank Macey, w c. Carroll, F. C Bunch. J. Stiles. F. J. Barr, F. II
 Urnderhill, R. Glaze. and J. J. ElweII