The Washington herald., 1914-01-25

work during the coming year for the good
Of the order in general, and the council
in particular. After the close OF the
business session the members and visi-
tors were escorted to the Queen Cafe.
where banquet and a musical enter
tainment had been prepared. Louis Win
tiers, who Is serving his third term as
president, was presented with an electric
perculator in appreciation OF his hard
work in the past year. Addresses were
made by c. T. Miller, W. d. Brown,
Frank Ferguson. A. N. Bugden. and J.
Harry Jones' Following are the officers
for this year: President. Louis Winters;
vice president. William H. Lewis; speak
er. p. NJ. Kennerly; ex-president. J. l.
Sellers: secretary. J. D. Torrey; financial
secretary. c. J. Berner; treasurer, F. s.
Parks: chaplain. E. NJ. Barr; usher, w.
b. Green; sergeant-at-arms. J. W. Lucas;
doorkeeper. c. 7. Miller: trustees, c. T.
Miller, f. NJ. Barr. and o. ii. Coumbe;
delegates to cabinet. c. T. Miller, o. II.
Coumbe. and J. W. Sellers; delegate to
Immediate Relief Association. J. ID. Tor
rey.
Treasury Council met at G. A. r. Hall
Wednesday evening. After the regular
business the officers were installed for
the coming year by the president of the
cabinet, Friend Carver assisted by J. z.
Borland. E. F. Gibbons, Charles Fass.
William E. Peake. and General Deputy
Bugden. After which the good of the
order was spoken on by the various cab
met officers. The council officers are i'm
bued with the idea that the coming year
is to be very successful one.
Congressional Council met at Typo
graphical Temple Wednesday evening.
The reports Of the various Officers were
considered the very best In the history OF
the council. After the regular routine OF
business, the officers for the coming
year were installed by Friend Barrows,
assisted by the cabinet officers. After
the installing ceremony was over the
council and visiting friends proceeded to
Eagles Hall. where a very sumptuous
banquet was served, after which an elite
entertainment was given. Mr.. Dunbar,
the retiring president was presented a
very handsome Jewel of the order In the
shape OF a watch fob. Addresses were
made by Vice President of the Order
Ferguson, Jesse B. X. Lee, Friend Bar
rows. General Deputy Bugden. and J..
Harry Jones.
Bancroft Council met at Typographical
Temple Thursday evening. The officers
TOT the year were installed by the fol-
lowing cabinet members: Friends Jesse
B. X. Lee, George L. Lohrer, o. H.
Coumbe. Charles Dennis, z. c. Ford, H.
N. Gilman. A. Girouard. J. B. Hayes,
and F. A. Warneld.
Dahlgren Council met at Pythian
Temple Thursday evening. After the
officers were installed by the follow
ing cabinet members: Thomas p. Ryan,
william e. Peake, J. J. Pepper, ". W.
Potter. N. II. Boss, N. K Bostic H. J.
Bright, W. A Smith, and ]. Percy Ny
ers, and the regular routine of busi-
ness was over. the council listened to
an entertainment furnished by. DR..
Glushak and General Deputy Bugden.
East Warrington Council met at
Weller's Hall Friday evening. The
officers for the coming year were in
stalled by the following cabinet mem
bers: Elmer webster. B. J. Cady, W.
J. Carey, Ephriam Cornman, r.; George
p. Dowsll. J. n. Leclkie. John d. Lyon.
J. R. Lusby. and A. e. Thomas.
Mckinley Council met at Washing.
ton Hall Friday evening, Mr. Jesse
B. X. Lee. president. presiding.