The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-22
FRATERNITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.
Secret Societies.
NASONIN

MASONIC.
Pentalpha Lodge F. and A. NJ, will work the third
degree on Thursday evening.
Mystic Tie Lodge, f. and A. NJ, will confer the
Master Mason degree tomorrow evening
Raper Commandery, K. T., is putting itself in shape
for the annual inspection. rehearsal will be held
on Tuesday evening.
Indiana Consistory, s. P. R. s., conferred the
the series by comforting the degrees, 81 and
81, Wednesday evening of this week
oDD-FELLows.
The patriarchal degree conferred by Metropoli-
tan Encampment on Monday night.
f. NJ. Coy, P. G.. NJ. who has been seriously sick
for some weeks, is gradually improving.
The second degree was conferred on two candidates
by Philoxenian Lodge on Wednesday night.
The officers of Fidelity Lodge. D. of r., will be in
stalled tomorrow night at the regular meeting of that
lodge.
Newburg Lodge has organized q degree staff and
have ordered the necessary paraphernala to equip
them from Columbus. o.
H. @. Hedges grand Representative Of Ohio. has
just been reelected fer two He will doubtless
be the next deputy grand sire.
Olive Branch Lodge Saturday night appointed
COMMITTEES to purchase piano for the uss of the
lodg q in its work and entertainments.
Olive Branch Lodge. D. of R., will meet Saturday
night Besides tho conferng of the degree the quar-
tet will prepare extra programme of vocal music.
The grand instructor went to Peru yesterday to
rist the degree staff in their work. They have re-
ceived their costumes, and will them for tho first
time on Monday evening.
The Grand Master has issued an official circular
calling the attention Of lodges to many matters
nected with the ORDER among them warning all lodge
that have not received the approval of the
Grand Lodge.
THERE'S an unusual number of transient sick in the
of the lodges of the city and the local sick list is
very much augmented. One lodge has seven of its
own members sick and four transient members These
are located all over the city, and in
mote localities With general relief committee the
lodges would be relieved of the duty of attending to
transient members.
Forty years ago six young joined the lodge at
Bordentown. =. j. On Sunday one Of them by the
mains were shipped to this city and were buried by
Indianapolis Lodge on Tuesday. In the procession
Ayres, of Brghtwood, the only survivor Of the six
then initiated. Mr.. Ayres is still member of Bor-
KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As
Capital City Lodge, No. 81. installed officers on
Monday night.
Pendleton and Valparaiso almost ready to nsti-
tute lodges.
Star Lodge No. z. had candidates for the FIRST
rank on Tuesday night.
Oli@e Branch Lodge, No g. conferred the second
rank. upon two candidates on last Saturday night.
Indianapolis Lodge. No. So, conferred the amplifed
third rank upon four can didares Thursday night.
Grand Chancellor HeiskeH and Grand Keeper of
Records and Seal Bowers visited Lagrange official
business last week
Capt. G. J. Many, commander of Many Division.
No -, Uniform Rank, left for New York Thurs
day night. to be absent some time.
Excelsior Lodge No. 25, received seven applica-
tions for membership and conferred the second rank
upon twenty five candidates Friday night. There
No II. frankfort; W. J. Woods keeper of records
and seal of Sh eridan Lodge and G. E. Black and ".
H Chilron of Clay City in the city during the
past week.
Two of the lodges suffered loss during the past
was buried by Capital City Lodge No 81, on Monday,
and Edwin johnson was buried by Marion Lodge, No
1, Thursday. %
Schiller Lodge, No. 81, had one candidate for the
first rank On Monday hight. On tomorrow night the
lodge will have work in the first rank after which the
applicants.
General Carnahan has been busily engaged durn g
the past few days mailing official circulars to divisions
to the coming session of the Supreme Lodge in Gin
cinnati the second week IN June.
Arrangements are being made lookiagto the obser-
of the fourth university Of the order,
in this city yet no definite programme has been
emnent gentleman viii idonbtiess be- secured to
deliver a sermon.
Burlington Lodge. No. 179, was instituted at Bur-
has sfsa No. ss Of
the work assisted by members of Good Intent
rs1sf ID 81 s0SS s S
G. c.; J. M. Beck, V. C.; John Ma Grant, prelate;
W. r. Hindnan, N. Of E.; E. G. Brswster, K. of r.
and s.; W Barnard l. g.; Geo. Hall Q. e.; Dan
new lodge starts off in splendid condition
UNITED ORDER OF HONOR
The supreme officers viii be in attendance at the
meeting Of Decline Lodge next Wednesday evening.
Indiana Lodge will initiate two applicants next
Thursday evening.
Washington Lodge received application for
membership on last Monday avening.
Supreme Instructor Haggart will issde circular to
the subordinate instructors soon dsing their duties
in the lodges ~
The central visiting committee VIII visit Bee2ine
lodge on Wednesday evening. on (which occasion
the lodge will hold open meeting. lp
The supreme president has issued Dis first circular
letter No. l, giving An outline OF the work done at
The officers OF the Golden Rules Eodge were in
stalled on last Wednesday evening ByIHstrct Deputy
Supreme President Reyes, follnUsz Past preei-
dent Mrs. s. Gray president, Edwhrae Foster vice