South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-10
NEW OFFICERS OF
LODGES INSTALLED
Local Organizations Make
Night of installation of In
tereSt-LiSten to Addresses
and Enjoy Refreshments.

J. ". Replogle. state record keeper.
served as installing officer at the in
stallation OF officers held by the
Knights Of the Maccabees in Beyler
hall Friday night, and Lieut.. J.. W..
Kiefer served as master at arms. The
following officers were installed:
Past commander, w. r. Graves;
commander. vs.. =. Donovan; heuten-
ant commander, Max kristle; record
keeper, g r. Thomas: finance keep
er. r. i. SJr1ckler5 chaplain, y. -
Strong; sergeant, Charles Walker
master at arms. w w. BrunsOn: first
guard, L. W MOuers; second guard,
Andy Barkowski; sentinel. Henry
Seafer; picket. O. g Locke.
The principel speaker was Col. NJ.
r. Elkin. who IS great commander OF
Kentucky. He said that fraternallsm
IN lodges was essential to their well
fare. and that. th1t was one of the
things that made the knights OF the
Maccabees successful.
South Bend hive, No. 4, Ladies OF
the Maccabees, at the same services
installed the following: Past COM
mander. Matte thinner. commander.
Jennie BOrtZ: lieutenant commander,
Ida Berger, record keeper, Alice
Mountain; finance auditor. Lille
Stricken; chaplain. Pauline Dietz;
lady at arms, Laura Thomas; ser
geant. Jennie Riddle; picket. Mary
Allen; sentry, Kate Guernert Mrs
Addie Ransberger served as the in
stalling mistress at arms. ON DehaI
OF the hive. Mrs. Strickler presented
Mrs. Ida Berger. Mrs. Jennie Bortz
and Mrs. Eliza Miller with large bou-
quets. Mrs- Miller is retiring as chap
plain. The evening was finished with
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Harmony camp, No. rs, w. O. w,
installed the following officers: COun-
ell commander. Reuben Fink; adYis-
ing lieutenant. Otis Hosler; clerk. DR..
r. @. FTeycrmuth; escort, W. G. Simp-
son; banker, O. S. Stevens; watch, A.
Lindahl: outer sentry, A. Statnski;
surgeon, DIR. T.. O.. FTeyermuth. Ed
ward Benin acted as installing officer
and the meeting was closed after the
women's installation with a card party
and smoker. Margaret Derder and r.
Fink were the prize winners in the
women's party and we're Bicknen
and A Besheip for the men.
After the camp had finished, Olive
Grove. Woodman circle No. u. INSTALL
ed the following. Advisor. Myrtle
Norton; clerk, Emma Barnard: bank
er. DIR. E. G. Freyermuth; attendant,
Emma Teska; chaplain. Anna How
ard: managers, Mary Holmes and
Dulcie Mcmillan: inner sentry, Eliza
beth DeBuck: outer sentinel, Julia
StahnslSi; past guardian, Ella Bishop;
guardian. Ardella Spencer; captain,
Alice Brown. w. +, Brady talked
upon "Fraternalsm" and O. s. Stew
ems spoke on the future Of the order.
Mrs Maria Tilty served as installing
officer.
Canton South Bend. No. 9. Patri-
archs Militant, installed the following
officers. Commander, w l.. Hind
man: lieutenant. J. II. Cannon; ensign
w. w. Lecnlitner; clerk, II. ii. Hide
brand; accountant +. i. Mossey;
standard bearer. p. II. WoOlman;
guard, l. IL Steck; sentry. G.. Listen
meyer; picket, g. ]. Weber Lieut.
Col. II. L. Freehafer. chief of the staff
of the second brigade of Patriarchs
Militant. served as installing officer.
After the services. an oyNer supper
and smoker was enjoyed.
Harry Perkins camp, No. %, u. s.
W. W, installed the following: Com
mander. +. II Smith: +. Z. Beck. sen
Tor commander: w. y. Garrett, junior
vice commander; William Longnecker.
officer OF day: Barney Swartz: w. u.
Teeple, trustee; J. r. InwOod, ad
jutant; G. u. Stoudt. quartermaster;
Y. o. Jelllson. chaplain; +. r. Lo-
baugh, historian; DIT. c. A. Warwick.
surgeon; II. J. Lindsey. sergeant
major; John Suchy, quarter master
sergeant; n. i. Neil and O. .. Knep-
per. color sergeants. After the ser
vices lunch was served by woman's
auxiliary during which a painting de-
plotting war scenes in the Philippines
was presented TO the lodge by John
KoWRtch. g. D. Stoudt served as in
sailing officer.