The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-20
ALFRED LOMEN IS p RESIDENT,
 GRAND ICL0O
Pioneer Session Ends with Election of Officers and
 Social Evening

Territorial Senator Alfred Lomen was unanimously elected Presided of the Grand Iglco of the Pioneer! of Alaska as the final meeting c the 25th Session held at the l. o o. F. Hall on Saturday afternoon
 MT. Lomen is A years old ant is the youngest man ever to have held the office of Grand President in the organization. He has beer an active member of the Nome Igloo, of which he is Past Presi- dent, for many years.
 A World War veteran and mem Der of the American Legion, MT Lomen has always been active ir civic affairs at Nome, having beer at times a member of the City Council and of the Northwest Chamber of Commerce. He ha. lived in Nome since 1903, and wa. graduated from the public school! there.
 MT. Lomen has represented tht Second Division in the Alaska Leg. islature since 1929. He was a mem Der of the House of Representative: in that year and is now the senior Senator for the Division.
 Officers Re-eleced
 Mir Love was reelected to tl.t office of Grand Secretary for tht seventh consecutive term. Also re elected to offices which they hay, held in the Grand Igloo for severa terms were, John Reck as Grant Treasurer, Dr. w. H. Chase a Grand Historian and the Rev c. E Rice as Grand Chaplain.
 Other officers unanimously elect ed by the Grand Igloo, were: Pas Grand President, George A. Mac Quarrie of Fairbanks; First GranC Vice. President, Andrew Nerland, O Fairbanks; Second Grand Vice. President, Mrs. M. Monkmann, ol Anchorage; Grand Treasurer, Johr Reck, of Juneau; Grand Chaplain the Rev c. E. Rice, of Juneau; Grand Historian, Dr. w. H. Chase of Cordova; Grand Sergeant-at- Arms, Nels Swanberg, of Nome; Grand Trustees, Joseph Mcdonald of Fairbanks; Alfred J. Ghezzi, of Nenana; T. M. Garland, of Flat; Harriet E. Hunt, of Ketehikan; and Ludwig Larson, of Seward.
 All elected officers who we~s present were inducted into office by Past Grand President H. R. Shepard, assisted by R. M. Keeny, Chaplain; E. J. Rodenberg, Ser geant-at-Arms; Elmer E. Reed, Secretary, and made appropriate addresses to the members, express ing their thanks for the honor con- ferred upon them and assuring them of their best efforts to fulfill their duties.
 Anchorage Next Meeting Place
 Anchorage was chosen unanimous ly as the place of meeting of the Grand Igloo in March, 1884, on such date of the month as the Grand President may determine.
 Addresses Made
 Addresses were made by Mrs. Lot tie Spickett, who extended an inyi- tation to the members of the Grand Igloo to attend the next session of Auxiliary No 6, Stephen McCutcheon and Nels Swanberg, who talked of the early days of the Grand Igloo.
 A number of resolutions were adopted in regard to the Grand Igloo and memorial services for the departed brothers were held under the supervision of Grand Chaplain c. E. Rice.
 Social Evening Ends Session
 The twenty-fifth session conclud- ed on Saturday evening with so- cial gathering of the members of the Grand Igloo and Pioneers. The chief entertainment was furnished by Dr. w. H. Chase, who showed several hundred beautiful stereop- tican views of the Territory which he has collected during his many years residence in Alaska. Follow ing the showing of the views, cards were enjoyed during the remainder of the evening and refreshments were served by members of the Auxiliary of the Pioneers.