The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-25
0. R. C.'S INSTALL
OFFICERS and
ENJOY fine
PROGRAM and
BANQUET

Last night a large gathering of
A. C. l.. conductors and their wives
gathered at the Moose hail to wit
ness the installation Of officers, an
interesting and entertaining pro-
gram and to enjoy a splendid ban
quet given in honor of Pay Master
W. W. Dowell, of Savannah and his
crew, the honor guests besides Mr..
Dowell being Assistant Pay Master
j. E. lverson, Manager Supply De-
partment Robt. Jamison and Pay
Train Conductor j. H. Garrett, all
of Savannah.
The new officers of Lakeland Di-
vision ass, o. R. c.. are as fol-
lows:
J. d. Watkins, chief conductor.
w. C. Norvell, assistant chief
conductor.
0. Nj. Eaton, secretary and treas
urer.
d. A. Tidwell, senior conductor
A. l.. Headley, Junior conductor
J. c. Warren, inside sentinel.
j. p. Scarlet, outside sentinel.
The exercises preceding the ban
quet were presided over by retiring
Chief Conductor Oscar NJ Eaton.
who made very pleasing talk, eX-
ing was to draw the conductors and
their families into closer relation.
and also to honor their valued
friends, the genial pay master and
his able corps of assistants.
\ pleasing proqram was carried
out. Mrs Hilda Peterman, a pianist
of great ability, giving an instru-
mental number, which was followed
by a beautifully rendered vocal Sc
lection given by Mrs. o. NJ. Eaton
Miss Gertrude Green, an elocutionist
who is always heard with pleasure
gave reading in her in Amitable
style, and Mrs. T. A. Cloud
charmed all with a well-rendered
piano number. Misses Sue and Belle
Cloud, whose voices blend so beauti-
fully, sang a duet to the enjoyment
of all. Mrs. L. w. Goodyear, whose
piano numbers always evoke appre-
ciative applause, was heard in very
brilliant selection. During the even
ing splendid vocal numbers were also
given by Mr.. A. II. Clark and Mr..
Iyerson.
At the conclusion of the program,
all gathered about sumptuously
laden banquet table, where splen-
did supper was served. At the con-
clusion of this bountiful spread,
Toast Master o. n. Eaton intro
duced Supt. j. F. Council, who
made a fine talk to the conductors
and one appreciated by them all.
1t was late hour when the af-
fair was brought to a close, and all
declared that more pleasant occa-
sion had never been enjoyed by the
conductors.
Those who attended were Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. NJ. Eaton and son, Mrs G. A
Brewer, Mrs. V. S. billiard and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Huguenin
! Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Headley and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Scar
! lett and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
! II. ". Webb, Mrs w. b Anderson
and son, Mrs. f. II. Hursey ant
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dudley
Mrs. p. d. Goodyear, Mr.. and Mrs
w. r. Mcllwaine, Mrs. +. a.
! Cloud. Mrs. h. w Goodyear, Mrs
c. Livingston and sons, Mr.. and Mrs
~ f. Council, Mr. and Mrs. W. 7.
Miller and children, Mr.. and Mrs
!. NJ. Burwick, Mr. and Mrs A. II
Clark, Mrs A Eaton, Mrs. j. =
Warren, Mrs w. r. King, Mrs
Hilda Peterman, Misses Sue Bell
and marguerite Cloud. Miss Emm;
Robinson, Miss Gertrude Green
Miss Clark, Miss Genevieve Simmons
Messrs. F. A. Baker, Geo. II De
ter. j. w. fIolbrook, A. A Stone
lG. w. Dudley, j. VI. Lee, A. b
Cochran, w. T OIerstreet, G c
Hardin. H.. b. Selfridge, j. II. Jar
rot. J. w. Edwards