The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-12
MANY VISITORS
 HERE LAST NIGHT
Members of Patriarchs Militant From All Over
 State Attended
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL

General Edwin E. Quimby of Manchester, N. H., was welcomed us a visitor to Connecticut last night in odd Fellows hall by the Connecticut regiment on the Patri- archs Militant. More than 300 persons attended the reception. It was the second time a command ing general attended meeting of the Connecticut regiment. De- partment Commander J. w. John son of Naugatuck was host to the commanding officer. Other guests were Nelson M. Bowes of Say brook and Mrs Mildred West of New Haven. Canton T. R. Martin presented a special drill by the de- gree team, led by Captain Herbert A. Lowe.
 The following members of the staff of Colonel Johnson, depart ment commander, were present as hosts: Lieutenant Colonel r. P. Schmdheini, of Fairfield; Lieuten- ant Colonel George A. Bramann. of Bridgeport; Captain Edwin k. An derson, adjutant, Naugatuck; Cap tain LaRue Dodson, assistant adju- tant, Hartford; Captain Harry G.. owens, quartermaster, Waterbury; Captain Harry H. Pritchard, chap lain, Bridgeport; Captain Casper M. Spearo, commissary, Water bury; Captain Louis A. Pichard, surgeon, Waterbury; Captain Or vile Rector. banneret, Bridgeport; Captain J. William Gardner, aide, Waterbury; Captain F. C.. Mont rose, aide, Naugatuck; Regimental Sergeant Major J. D. Gallup, Thom- aston; Chief Regimental Bugler Captain John H. Morrow, Water bury; major 1st battalion, John Bursey, New Haven; major, 2d battalion. Floyd E. Cady. Water bury; major Sd battalion, A. C. Chase, Killingly.
 The following canton comman- ders were present: Captain VII liam Redhead, Canton No. ], New Haven; Captain William J. Smith, No. 2, Willimantic; Captain Will liam H. Hopkins, No. 3, Norwich; Captain Clifford James, No. 4, Kill lingly; Captain William T. Rourke No. 5, Shelton; Captain E. l.. h. graham, No. 6, Hartford; Captain ] Herbert A. Lowe, No. 8. Water bury; Captain James Cooper. Mys- tic; Captain Sherman Best, No. 12, New Haven; Captain Morris Gel I lis, No. 20, Bridgeport.
 The president of the department association, ladies auxiliaries, Lady Lillian T. Johnson of Naugatuck represented the LAPM of Connec- ticut assisted by the following staff:
 Lady Elsie M. Lines, New Ha- ven. vice president; and the secre- tary. Lady Marion Nudelman, Bridgeport; president of the aux Hilary to Canton No. l, New Ha- ven. Lady Alma Stietz; president of the auxiliary to Canton No. 5, Lady Elizabeth Donahue, Nor- wich; president of the auxiliary to Canton No. 8, Lady Grace M. Pi-
 chard, Waterbury: president of the auxiliary to Canton No. 20, Lady Dorothy sherman, Bridge port.
 The following members of the grand masters staff also attended Deputy Grand Master r. l.. Phelps, Middlet0wn; Grand Warden Ed mund Pitzer, Htratford; Grand see- retary, William <. Hutchinson, New Haven; Grand Marshal L. Bromheld. Stamford; Grand con' duct0r, Harold French. Seymour Grand Guardian Randall C, Frlnk. Waterbury; Grand Herald Wii' liam Theida. New Britain.
 The following members Of the grand patfiarch's staff were pfeh' enii Grand High Priest H. Ii
 prltcbafd, Bridgeport, Grand Treasurer Thomas li. Taylor Iirldgop0rl; Grand Senior Warden, t3ertIs ff Dunbar, New Londenj