Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16
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Tomorrow evening. in Pythian Tenn
pie. Deputy Grand Regent John r. Cox
will install the officers of Ouray Coun-
Gil.
Deputy Grand Regent Reuben c.
Rowsee Monday evening in Pythan
Temple installed the following officers
of National Council: Regent. Wade II.
Ozburn; vice regent. Perry Cleaveland
orator, John O. Nash; chaplain, Abram
Barber: guide, Joseph ID. Free; warden,
Henry c. Crier: sentry, Samuel a.
Long; past regent, Frank w. White;
secretary. Edward B. Eynon: collector,
John L. Beatie, and treasurer. Guy F.
Allen. Short talks were made by the
installing officer, Regent Ozburn and
Secretary Eynon on the progress of the
council in the membership contest with
kismet Council
Council were installedTuesday evening
in Old Masonic Temple by Grand Re-
gent Edwin A. Mess: Regent, John NJ
Hammerly: vice regent. V. p. Dooley;
William H. Duffy: secretary, Corbin
Birch: collector, Robert E. Logan;
treasurer, J. Ed Swaine; guide. l.. c.
Morrison; chaplain, w. B. Hill: warden,
J. Doolan; sentry, William 7. Moor;
G. King. Regent Hammerly outlined
his plans for the activities of the coun-
Gil during the current year and urged
a vigorous campaign in the member
ship contest now in progress between
Oriental Council and Manhattan Coun-
Gil of New York city. Past Regent
Henry G. Tegeler OBLIGATED as grand
guide and Past Regent A. B. Keefer in
troduced the installing officers. Ad-
Regents W. w. Chase and Swaine,
Grand Regent Mess, George W. Nc
Morris and by Joseph A. Lynch of Long
Island Council, Brooklyn. y. Y. The
meeting closed with the serving of oys-
tiers and coffee.
Deputy Grand Regent John A. Gar
ner Wednesday evening in Perpetual
Building Association Hall installed the
following officers of District Council;
Depenbrock; orator. r. B. Perry: past
regent, w. J. c. O'Brien; secretary. A.
NJ. Peyton; collector. C. r. Zappone;
treasurer. J. c. Dulin; chaplain. E. B.
Farran; guide, S. S. Blicke: warden, G.
=. Southcomb. and sentry, G. II.
Schwab. Brief addresses were made by
Supreme Sentry Claude r. Zaypone, by
the installing officer and by Regent
Noske. A card party followed the reg.
ular meeting.
Thursday evening in Pythian Temple,
Past Grand Regent Sidney l. Bes-
seievre installed the following Off
GERS OF Capitol Council: Regent, w.
tor p. L. Ebersole; past regent. George
l.. Popkins; secretary, H. c. Scott :;
treasurer. M. D. Schafer: collector, l.. j
Silverman; chaplain, n. c. Sureuy:
guide GUIDE, w. L. Buckley: sentry, c. r.
Wildman: warden, ]. A. Garner; trus-
tees, j. Brock. G. E. Rosenthal and c.
A. Hollingshead. The installing officer
made short address on the duties of
oihcers and the new regent reminded
me members of the membership contest
between this council and Ouray Council
Retiring Regent Popkins tina mixed the
members for their support during the
past year Remarks were made also by
Messfs. Scott, Schafer and Silverman.
The newly elected officers of Kismet
Council, No. 1886, were installed Thurs
day night by Deputy Grand Regent
Henry G. Tegeler. assisted by Deputy
Grand Regent George NJ Evans, as
guide. as follows: Regent, 3. w. Boil
niger; vice regent, Milton D. Mettee:
orator. Arthur E. Sullivan; sitting past
regent, l.. L. Gillchrest; secretary. FL.
g. Brinkley; collector, Thomas NJ.
Hayes; treasurer. l.. L. Marceron;
Bsrkley; warden, W. P. Horner; sentry,
c. F. Hepburn; trustees. A F. Fanelii.
+: T. Davis and C. w. Paxton; master
of ceremonies. Arthur E. Cook; repre-
SeutdllSeS 10 grand council, j. 5. ChildS.
J. P. Neal and L. L. Gillchrest: alter,
mates to grand council. Louis Moser,
charles Dunn and r. E. Hess; rep
resentatives to r. A. Hospital Bed
Fund Association, George D. Sullivan
and j. p. Neal: finance committee, c. A.
Everett. X. F. Rhine and George II.
Boyd; auditing committee, Arthur E.
Cook, ]. S. Childs and r. E. Hess; press
committee. j. p. Neal and Charles Hall;
advisory committee, B. w. Bolfnger,
chairman; j. F. Brashears. ]. w. Berk-
ley, H. G. Brinkley, I. S. Childs, Arthur
E. Cook. Charles Dunn, L. L. Gillchrest.
Charles Hall, Thomas NJ. Hayes, r. e.
Hess, w. p. Horner, C. F. Hepburn. O.
H. Lilly. l.. L. Marceron, Milton D.
Mettee, Louis Moser. E. Whise, J. w
j. P. Neal. John Redding, C. W
Paxton, E. Rhine. George c. Shinn, V. r.
Soper, Arthur f. Sullivan, George ID,
Sullivan. A. F. Fanelli and j. T. KidweIl.
Addresses were made by Past Grand
Regent Arthur 4. Cook and Thomas NJ.
Hayes. Deputy Grand Regents Henry G.
regeler and George NJ. Evans. Past Re
gents l.. l.. Gillchrest, I: S. Childs. George
c. Shinn, John Reding. Louis Moser, r.
E. Hess, George D. Sullivan and ] p,
Neal, Regent 8. W. Bolinger, Charles
Hall and Joseph A. Lynch of Long
Island Council. n. Y. Regent 81
W. Bolinger gave a talk on the DUTY
Of Brother Arcanumites," and promised
many innovations for the year 1916