The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-29

line five from Washington and one sash from Enter
ss secrstsry Duden and Supreme Trustee Haught.
CHOSEN FRIENDs-
Venus Council received petition last Tuesday
| evening.
Alpha Council. No j, initiated two candidates
Universal Council, No 81. win initiate three candi-
| dates this afternoon.
Assessment No 6 Of the Sick Benefit League has
4 been levied, dating from April 20
Grand Councillor D. L. Miller in the city during
the past week. He visited Crescent Council Friday
/ evening.
Grand Trustee Robson and Grand Treasurer Deitch
went to Terre Haute. yesterday, to institute new
council.
The visiting committee win meet with True Friend
Council next Friday evening in its hall in the When
Block. A fne programme has been arranged for the
| occasion.
oficis circular No. 2 has been issued BY the grand
councillor calling all councils Ia this State to APP
propriately celebrate the ninth anniversary OF the
order the 2sth of May.
The members of Crescent Council, No. 8. de-
parted from the usual last Friday evening and
presented the ''depravity degree. Grand Councillor
Miller and Grand Treasurer Deiteh were present.
THE SECRET LEAGUE.
The charter for subordinate lodges is nearing
pletion every lodge viii be furnished one at an
early day.
The executive board held a session the 25th inst,
the supreme cardinal Captain Peters. being present
and presiding grss Of mpGr in business eS was
prevail of amended bylaws of Grand Lodge No. 3,
and Merchants, No. Ia
Anchor Lodge No. 16. has postponed it's social and
second anniversary entertainment to Saturday
ing, May L. programme of rare merit will be pre-
accepted at the last meeting Of the lodge There viii
be work in the degree next Saturday evening.
indianapolis Lodge, No. I, received three applca-
tons for membership at its last meeting. basket
social and dance in charge of the ladies' win be given
Thursday evening next. The ladies will see that the
der, well filed Baskets can be secured at Room
No. So1a. North Pennsylvania street, free of cost
Members and friends of the order arecorday invited
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR
Hope Lodge No. g. expects degree work ct its meet
ing next Tuesday evening.
Decline Lodge. No. 1855, reports progress. It
making great effort to increase it's membership.
E. ]. Mcbride, supreme treasurer of the K. q L. cs
H, win visit Martha and Prospect lodges On mkt
Tuesday evening.
1t is earnestly desired that as many members OF tbs
order in the city will attend the meetings oss
Martha and Prospect lodges next Tuesday evening
Elizabeth Lodge expects degree work at its next
meeting This lodge was favored with words of eneour-
agenlent by Supreme Treasurer Mcbride at it's last
meeting.
Compton lodge conferred the degree on one ap-
plicant and received application for membership
at its last meeting This lodge will change halls with
another lodge. meeting in the same building. next
Wednesday avening.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Victoria Lodge No. o. K of H. conferred the degree
on four applicants aad received three petitions for
membership, at its meeting last Monday evening.
This lodge has membership that is getting in its
work to a purpose.
Victoria Commandery, No. 1R, mustered in Eve re-
cruts at its last meeting and received as many more
applications for membership. This commandery was
the first to organize in the city, and expects to become
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hand In their petitions at once.
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER DRUIDs.
The general committee commerce arrangement
met Thursday evening and the subcommittee
ported that everything in readiness for the Grand
Grove meeting and entertainment.
Capital City Grove elected the following officers for
IA IN. A. Johu ". e.
Kelley; secretary, VIM. a. Bowman; treasurer VIM.
Harrison. Tuesday is the beginning of the Druiiic
year.
IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN.
The chiefs, and braves OF Palmetto Tribe
II are still scouting through these hunting grounds
for pale faces. There viii be an adoption next Mon
day night at the tribe wigwam
The Military.
The L L. L. will hold their annual election of off,
GERS on next Saturday evening
The L L. L has received ten additions to it's ranks
within the past Two weeks
Jos. Dugan of the Emmett Guards, who was very
i'll last week. is convalescent.
Important business at the meeting of the Rice
Zouaves on Wednesday evening.
Company and the ]. L. A. contemplating
rebuilding their armory on College avenue.
commission has been issued to Edward Hawley,
captain of the Lebanon Rifles. vice James s. SEWERS,
resigned.
Wuensch took command of the Merchan Zovaves
last Wednesday evening.
The Light Artillery has received outfit from Fl
Wayne and is actively at work. The drilling pres
emit is at the Exposition grounds.
The Merchant Zouaves will hold their monthly bust.
ness meeting on Wednesday evening. The committee
excursions will make their report
Tom Griffin, of the Emmett Guards, VINO went to
is homesick and win probably return next week.
The eleventh anniversary of the organization of the
L Il. /. falls May /, instead Of the 4th. The
contemplated celebration to that evening by the COM
pany La off.
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tillery, of Elkhsrt Ind, in the city Friday.
His battery is making active Preparations for the
tive drills.
The Emmett Guards viii hold special meeting this
afternoon al o'clock. Captain Keleher is very
anxious to have every attend, for there is bust
ness of Importance before the company that be
attended to at
The board of survey appointed by Acknowledgement
Geo. W. Koontz, special orders, No ID to make
vey of the condition of the property in
the time of the fire. win make their report this week
The /. L. camp committee has spent some time
looking into the merits of the various
at the meeting on Saturday evening Pressure Isl a
on Lake Erie, Rome City and Lake Maxinkuckee are
favorable spoken of.
Major Huntsinger. acting captain of the Frankfor
Guards, and wife,. were in the city during the past
week. as were also Captain Gunder, of the Marion
Regiment Indiana Legion. They all paid visit to
the Adjutant general while in the city
The Evansville encampment will include rr;zas
for the free-for-an drills to which ali independent
from within and without the State are
eligible. The encampment will begin ON Monday
Aug 20, and close Aug 27. The prizes for the
drills will be adjusted within week
or
Company A met on last Tuesday evening at the
Virginia-avenue Rink Owing to misunder- |
standing the gas not turned on and drill had to
on that account. There will be no draw
back of this nature next Tuesday evening and the
boys will whore they left off before the de-
struction of their armory. guns do not arrive by
that time the company viii spend an hour or two on
foot movements
The regiments composing the State militia Indiana
Legion) reorganized last week. The First Regi.
ment headquarters at Evansville includes the follow
ing companies
Company A-Captain R. P Davis Terre Haute
Company B-Captain Isaac r. Strouse Rockville
Company C-Captain w. B. Gray Waynetown
Company D-Captain Geo. W. Lamb, Crawfordsville. |
Company E-Captain Henry Horster, Evansville
Company F-Captain Chas. E. Goodell, FrankIin
Company G-Captain.C has h MeCarer, Evansville /
Company H-Captain John NJ. Edison Mt Vernon
Company I-Captain w. j. Beck Columbus
Companv K-Captain Woods Prineaton