Evening journal., 1922-12-30
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Industry Council, Jr., o. u.
A. NJ, Elects Officers to
Serve 6 Months
ADELPHIA LODGE
HOLDS ELECTION
speclal % rhe EvenInE JOurnaI.

lig!ous, fraternal and civic organiza-
tions. In nearly every organization
programs behtting the season have
been presented. AccoCding to pres
ent plans these festivities will ex-
tend we'll into the coming year.
During the past week several To-
cal fraternal organizations have held
thei rannual election of officers, fol-
lowed by banquets and the presenta-
ton OF literary or musical programs
and in some instances a combina-
ton Of both.
At the weekly session OF Indus
try Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, the
ssmi-annual election of officers was
held. The installation will take
place next Tuesday evening, with
Deputy State Councillor Fred i.
Wilhelme, in charge. The officers
elected were: Junior past council
lor,' John Wallace; councillor. John
Barnes; vice-councillor. Samuel Nc
Knit; recording secretary. Fred l..
Wilhelme; assistant recording sec
retary. George W. Proud; financial
secretary. Robert Vantne; treasurer
Oscar Knaues; conductor. Albert
Press; warden, Frank Winslow; in
side sentinel, Irving Kirk; outside
sentinel, Hugh McCaughan; trustee,
Samuel Farmer; representative to
stats Council, John Wallace; alter
nate, Robert Vantine; representative
70 Death Benefit Association. John
Wallace, and chaplain. J. Norman
Banks.
The election Of officers by Adel-
phia Lodge. Knights OF Pythas,
took place last evening in Masonic
Temple at the weekly session. The
officers elected were: Chancellor
commander. Frederick Wilhslme;
vice-chancellor. c. Wesley Preston;
prelate. Arthur Gibbs; master OF
work, Harold L. Emory; keeper Of
records and seals, II. r. Foster;
master Of finance, Albert Wilhelme:
master OF exchequer, Robert s. Van
tine; master at arms. Charles Cal
loway: inner guard william Cole;
outer guard, Elmer McClain; trus-
tee for IS months, r. f. Pinder;
trustee for - months II. L. Emory;
widows and orphans COMMITTEES,
Frank Warrington. The officers
elected will be installed next Fri
day evening by Deputy Grand Chan
cellor r E. Pinder.
Caesar Rodney Chapter. order
Eastern Star. will give its annual
dinner and have installation Of Of
ficers in the Masonic Temple on
Thursday evening. The dinner will
be served at $50 o'clock Each
member attending Is permitted to
be accompanied by as many friends
ss they desire provided they pay
the required cover charge. There
will also be a musical and literary
entertainment. The installation OF
officers this year will be open TO the !
public. Miss Carrie Gemmill. pres !
ent worthy matron- will he succeed |
ed by Mrs. Sallie r. Meredith. The I
newly elected officers to he installed |
are: Worthy matron. Mrs. Sallie !
Meredith; worthy patron. Raymond |
Foster; associate matron. Miss I
Anna Vantine: secretary. Mrs. Eliza I
beth Hobbs: treasurer. Mrs. Ellen /
Foster; conductress. Mrs. Will
helena Yetter: associate conduct
ress, Mrs. Mary Hanf; organist. Miss
Ella Brown: marshall Mrs Bessie
Vollette; chaplain. Mrs. Mary Nay
lor; Ada" Mrs. Bessie Hewl ett;
Ruth" Mrs. Mary Cavender; "Es-
Their" Mrs. Reba Greer; Martha"
Mrs Amy Blake; Electra. Mrs.
Mary Burris; warder." Mrs. Anna
Harrington, and sentinel William
W. Leach.
Mrs. Harvey johnson, Of Second
and Delaware streets, entertained
the members Of Mrs. r. E. Finders
Sunday school class Of the Metho-
dist church last evening. The gath
ering was in honor Of their teach
er Games, music and refreshmsnt
featured a social evening.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey johnson, Mrs. r. E. Pinder.
and the Misses Dorothy Johnson,
Marion Kes. Adelaide Rossell, Mar
tha Shaw. Catherine whiteside.
Elizabeth Hopkins, Amanda Smith
and Miss Josephine Keeler. Will
mington.
The class will meet at the home
Of Mrs. George Rossell on Cherry |
street. Saturday, January 10, when !
the class name will be selected. and
a permanent organization effected
by the election Of officers for the
next six months The social fea-
ture Of the evening will be in honor
Of the eleventh birthday anniver-
sary Of the young hostess. and mem J
Der Of the class. Miss Adelaide Ros- s
sell. {
The members Of the Methodist ]
Sunday school class. taught by Mrs. ]
Edward II. Niylor, were entertained I
al the teachers home on Delaware (
street last evening. After an eve !
ming featured by music and games. !
he guests were served with refresh 6
nents. Those present were: Misses /
Eleanor and Elizabeth Craner, Eliz- ,
,beth Foster. Margaret Schuchardt,
Marie cavender. Ethel Marsh. Jane :
robin, Cleora McNally. Archie Rem
lie, Jack Bridgewater. Gilbert ,
Bender. Herbert Tobin.
Mrs. Edward Hemphill of the Nc =
oowell apartments entertained the
members OF her Sunday school class
81 the Methodist Church, at home .
asst evening Music. games and re-
featured the evening 2
Those present were: william Stew I
nson, Harry Long, Albert Johnson.
,hester and Wallace McKnitt. Har- a
Id Hobbs. Jr.. George Pinder. c
DALLAS Abbott. Edward Winshall and o
Edward Hemphill, Jr.
Members of the Mt. Salem NJ. f.
hoir are planning for the presenta-
ion OF cantata entitled Bill 7
lenders Christmas" on Friday eve c
ing. January 10. F
Due to the freezing Of a quantity of c