Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-25
Royal Arcanum.

Newly elected officers of kismet Coun-
Gil No. 1856. Royal Arcanum. were IN
stalled last evening by Grand Regent u
3. Young. assisted by Vice Grand Regent
NJ. B. Mercer. as guide as follows: Re
gent, George ID. Sullivan; vice regent
l.. L. Gillchrest: orator. V. r. Soper; sit
ting past regent J. =. Neal; secretary.
II. g. Brinkley; collector, r. NJ. Hayes
treasurer. l.. l.. Marceron; chaplain H.
w. Bolinger: guide. j. ". Berkley
warden. Milton ID. Mettee: sentry. {. h
Hepburn; master of ceremonies, Arthur
f. Cook; representatives to grand coun-
Gil, !. S: Childs. George c. Shinn and !.
John Reding, r. E. Hess and Louis
Moser: trustees. J. r. Cook. A f. Sui
Ivan and +. Muses.: representatives Ia
the r. A. Hospital Bed Fund As
sociation. J. p. Neal and George ID. Sui
Ivan: auditing committee. Arthur L.
Cook chairman, /. S. Childs and r.. L.
Hess: finance committee. Milton d. Met
tee tchairman), Edward MUSES. and Louis
Voglesburger; press committee. J. T.
Neal tchairmam, George c. Shnn and 1
3. Chtlds; advisory committee, George ID.
Sullivan tchairman). r. w. Bolinger. IL.
@. Brinkley, L. s. Childs. Arthur l..
Cook, James r. Cook. Il. Y. Davis, Phil
Genntison. l.. l.. Gilichrest. Charles Hall,
r. NJ. Hayes. H. L. Hess. w. =. Horner.
l.. l.. Marceron. Milton d. Mettee, Louis
Moser, j. p. Neal. John Reding. George
c. Shinn. V. r. Soper, A L. Sullivan and
Louis Noglesburger. Addresses were
made by Grand Regent G. Il. Young.
Vice Grand Regent NJ. B. Mercer, Past
Regent ]. P. Neal and Regent q. ID. Sui
Ivan.
At its session Monday. ouray Council.
No. 1890, Royal Arcanum, Grand Regent
by the officers and members OF the
Grand Council of the District, paid an
official visitation and installed the off,
GERS for the ensuing term as follows:
Charles F. Morrison, regent; Henry \.
Leef, vice regent; b. C. Wheeler, orator:
LIE Roy NJ. Miller, past regent: James
W. Scott secretary; William o. Miller,
collector; Thomas +. Mitchell. treasurer.
l. l.. Whitney. chaplain: Frank c. Scott.
guide: Albert L. Wilding, warden: L. e.
Kemon, sentry; l.. NJ. Miller, representa-
tive, and T. F. Mitchell, alternate, grand
council; Harry G. LEM, representative
to immediate relief association; W. ..
Miller, representative to hospital bed
fund association.
The degrees We're conferred on a class
of five candidates by Past Grand Regent
Harry G. LEM. assisted by the officers
of the grand council Five applications
were read and approved at this meeting
The degrees will be conferred on the APP
plicantS at the next session.
Responding to the roll call for purposes
Of Identification were made by nearly
90 per cent of the membership and about
twenty-five visitors. Among the latter
were Supreme Sentry Claude r. Zap
pone, Grand Regent DIR. Glendie ID.
Young. Grand Vice Regent NJ. B. Mercer.
Grand Chaplain E. A. Mess. Grand Guide
James H. Ruth. Grand Warden j. w.
Scott. Grand Sentry w. L. Buckley. Rep
resentatives to the Supreme Council Sid
ney L. Besselievre and II. G. Lenz John
Wall, regent-elect of Hancock Council.
New York, n. Y, and Brothers George
II. and William F. Babb of Osceola Coun-
Gil. No. 1913. New York city.
The entertainment of the evening con-
sisted of refreshments. cigars. recitations,
several vocal numbers and selections
rendered on a player piano operated by
John Schaeffer. Addresses were made by
Messrs. Young, Parks, aiappone and Wall.
Committee in charge of the entertain
ment was Harry q. LEM. chairman; u.
c. Wheeler and aJmes W. Scott.