The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-29
FRATERNITIEs AND ORGANIZATIONS.
The Scorer Societies.
MASONIC

day evening She win be accompanied b. delegation
| from Queen Esther Chapter of this city
The Grand Commandery K t. has adontad ,
slight change IN uniforms of subordinate Command.
cries Hereafter the Sir Knights viii wear black
! with the baldric.
Business meetings viii be held this week as follows:
denfalpna Lodge. r. and A. H., Thursday evening;
/ Queen Esther Chapter, O. E. s., Friday evening;
Aaoniram Grand Lodge Of Perfection A. A r..
| Friday evening.
Atthemeeting of the Grand Commandery of Knights
Templars, last week, several plans were brought for
ward provide suitable representation Of the state
communicates at the trlennai corelave be held in
| Washington R. D. Bacon was appointed chairman
of the committee to look after the matter and with
assistance from the Grand Commandery will at once
endeavor to raise the necessary funds Options an a
large armory building for headquarters and the serv
ices Of the famous Marine Band have already been
oDD-FELLows.
Capitsl Lodge conferred the first degree on satur-
| day night.
The initatory degree was conferred by Philoxenian
Lodge on Wednesday night.
There has been 800. $40 subscribed bv 4ba 1od.as
home in that State.
INDIANAPOLIS Lodge Is now fully established in the
new nall on Virginia avenue and continues receive
assessions to its membership.
j. B. kimball, P. G. NJ of Kendavflle was in tie
city tuesday and Wednesday attending the Grand
Encampment of Knights Templars.
The Rebekah Lodge at Greeacastle gave an exhbi
ZION OF the oeautlaed work on the evening of the 26th
present from Danville. e-'-o-- "s'
From all parts of the State comes the news of the
sbat cnr on Thursday The weather all
Greencastle New Albany aud Aurora large meetings
number Of rra t saer meetings were held at
general observance of the day than for some years
General Underwood, of the Patriarchs Militant has
Gil, at Cincinnati in July Also ordering an nterde
partment competitive drill. The citizens have sub
scribed SIC 600 TO pay prizes and meet expenses
number of houses have offered minor prizes of from
800 to 5000. The exact date viii be promulgated
Indiana cantons will doubtless commence at once to
prepare Ior tne contest Ono OF the prizes should
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Lebanon Division, U. r., will be organized on Nav
~ by Major-general Carnahan.
Chalmers Lodge, No. us. organized ia January.
has begun the erection of new brick hall.
Grand Vice-chancellor John H. Russo of Lawrence
burg, attended the State convention held on Thurs
day.
Capital City Lodge, No. 81, received several appli
cations and also elected to receive the rank of
page.
Captain John skf Howard Henderson and G. F. S.
Neal OF Lebanon Lodge, No 40, were down on K. P.
A. N. Grant, P. @. of Good Intent Lodge No. 90,
40 mas been in town several days looking after
porter of the Supreme Court
Harry Ell. Francis, P. G. c.. of Michigan City, has
been IN town for few days He Is very enthusiast
tic Knight but can always lind time to devote the
interests of his political friends.
:. DR.. E: L. Silver. c. c. of Loyal lodge No. 1872, of
Fort Wayne, visited the city on Thursday. He de-
lodges and members of thescapital city.
Grand Chancellor HeiskelI will institute DeKalb
No rs, d r.. Of North Mancbsstsr VIII be nsai
tuted on May 3 by Gen.. B. oarnahan.
Nobesville Division. No-41. temporarily assigned
to the Second Regiment, Col. r. II. Kolock. COM
handing has been permanently assigned to the First
Regiment, Col. B. A. Richardson, commanding.
indianapolis Lodge. Mo- Sc, conferred the Page
rork0 1o%a .l~ -
esquire Thursday night. A number of visitors
from Wabash, Elkhart, Goshen, Fort Wayne and
Niles, Mich. were present.
Indianapolis Division, No. q, and Many Division
No 8, of this city under command of Col B. A. Rich
ardson practieed battalion drill at Virginaayenue
Rink on Wednesday last. The officers of Lafayette
Division, No. 1, participated. number of visitors
from outside divisions VETS present and enjoyed the
exercises. sat 1s
Dispensations have been granted since April l. for
new lodges at Oxford Mooresville Montpelier, Penn
vile, Auburn, Comrniskey, Linton and Leesburg,
the last named to be No. 194. May 4 has been Sc
lected for the organization OF DeKalb Lodge at Au-
burn. Fifty names appear on the application for
In attendance at the meeting Of the officers of the
Uniform Rank at Indianapolis. Wednesday last
Rec who in on rsTesG IL
special coach, in charge Of E. H Beckiey, general
G.. H. D. Col F. n. Koiioci Fort Wayne M NJ ;oe
E. G. Herr Capt. o. Fl. Criaer, Isiit. r. O. Minnich
No. II, Goshen; Iieuts L. r Ratsss and E. s. Cook
and Sir Knights f. Sell, s. b Short w. II. Burkey
Efhart Capt e B. Baker Ist 's.0 Graves Sa and
Sir Knights H. F. Scott, J. W eofeh1an and III. Com
e. G. Grill, of Persimuon Divisions No. As, North
Manchester; Capt Jno Kose.. Lieut.. A. g. Busick
Jno. Hipsknd, of Rock City Division No 3s, Wabash.
Capt o. A. Sprague and Sir knight L. b. Hutchin-
innent. and Capt q. a. Bracket Lieut.. 6. j. Larry
and Sir knight T. A. Foer, of Calanthe Division, No.
were among the psrg After she messn
the delegation continued their journey TO
@ un ieassg 9r at
$50 in special coach provided by the c., g. d.
and attended No Sc in the evening to see the anpn.
fed first and third work and left the early
natl Sir knight W. H. Fisher and Oriental Prince e.
H. Beckiey were presented with elegant gold headed
in making the trip SO enjoyable
A meeting OF the First Regiment. U. R. was held in
Castle Hall on Wednesday last, with nearly a full
same, as follows: Lafayette, No. 1, Capt w. @.
Mitchell, Lieut.. J. R: sherer and Herald Leo Patti
Lieut. ]. E. Bodine Terre Haute No. g. Capt. r. p.
Davis, Lieut. A. G. Duddleston. Herald NJ. t. Hid
Ehrman Herald g. Roser. Name No. IS Capt
G. Many; Charlottesville, No. 80, Thee. McMechan,
N s. Pc ss Capt &C. CAPT
Taylor; Noblesvile, No. Al Capt. John E. Lake and
Isaac Iyons The rsgimeuai ofiosrs present. WE'RE
I1ieut.-Col B. A. Richardson, Major r: E. Graves.
and Assistant Adjt-gen. Ben Wright
They officially assisted the reformation of the First
and the formation of the Sixth Regiment, for which
the meeting had been called. The reorganization of
the First Regiment completed and officers
elected follows: Colonel B. A. Richardson, OF No.
2; eutenantco colonel +. NJ. Heron, of No. 81 major
h @. Davis, of No. 8; quartermaster, Theodore
Acechan of No. 50; assistant adjutant @. 5. But
terfied, No. Is. The election of chaplain de-
ferred until the meeting of the regiment at Cincin-
natl in June. The Sixth Regiment was or
ganized by electing the following officers:
Haute; major R. E: Graves. No. 4, Evansville; |
surgeon, DR. j. g. Clifford, of No. 80 Brazil; chap
lain. Rev. J. A. McGlown, of WorthingtoI. former
chaplain OF the Third Michigan Regiment. The Sixth
Regiment will be filed by assignment of divisions
organized in the southwestern part Of the State The
following divisions were so assigned: Terre Haute |
No. 8; Evansville. No. A. Crosdas. No. 80. of Bra
I'll: Petersburg No. 40, and Vincennes, No. 40. It
is probable that this regiment will filed by the
time of the Cincinnati meeting.
UNITED ORDER or HoNoR-
Supreme President Macbeth is able TO be at his |
Office again after weeks illness.
Hope Lodge, No. 5, will confere the degree upon |
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