Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-21
B. P. o. E. NOTES.

BRorHEE wAMsEE went to Cleveland lass
night.
BROTHER HOWARD, Of Chicago Lodge No.
A, was in the city last week.
OSCAR SEELY, the Aeolian warbler Of Wheel
ing Lodge No. q. was in the city last week.
APPLIcA ALTON has been made for lodge at
Asbury Park. n. ]. By all means give them
lodge by the sea.
A. G. MoRELAND, Grand Secretary of the
E1ks. was entertained at Elk Hall, Grand
Rapids, Mich, last week.
BROTHER LEE is anxiously awaiting re-
port from Brother Bierman, Chairman of the
last Social Session Committee.
BROTHERS MeAllister and Wallace, Of No.
II, were royalty entertained by citizens Of Nc
Keesport last Tuesday evening.
DETROIT Elks are contemplating building a
clubhouse on st. Clair Flats for the benefit Of
the order in that city and at large.
BROTHER NORRIS. of Philadelphia Lodge
No. 2, and Morrico, of New York No. ], were
playing at the Academy last week.
BROTHER SMITH and Brother George Heintz
were made full members at the last commune
cation, and are both now wearing the horns.
THE Secretary of Pittsburg Lodge would
like all the secretaries to report at once who
the permauent chairmen and secretaries are.
BROTHER RADCLIFFE of indianapolis Lodge
No. l3 was at the Bijdd last week This was
his first appearance in Pittsburg since his trip
abroad.
BROTHER GoTTHoLD, of Baltimore Lodge
No. 7, was in the city all last week and will be
with US this week. He is managing Leavitts
Opera troup.
PHILADELPHIA LODGE No. 2 has recently
purchased building on North Ninth street in
that city, which they propose to convert into
club and lodgeroOms for use Of the members
and visiting brethren.
INDIANAPOLIS Lodge members have all
been photographed by Mereean & Powers, OF
that city. individually for lodgeroom decora-
tion. The modesty of the members prevents
the outside world the pleasure Of a view even.
BROTHER FENToN, of Norfolk Lodge No.
38. was playing at Harris Theater last week
with the Ada Gray Company. He was enter
tanned on Wednesday evening by members Of
No. IL. He says he will be here to attend the
reunion.
BROTHER FRED CARROLL, Of No. II, re-
turned home Tuesday morning from his trip
around the world with the Chicago and ALL
America ball tourists. He is looking the pict-
ure of health and says he never felt better in
his life. He tells some very interesting stories
about his trip abroad.
DAYTON Elks will hold their annual benefit
on the 10Th, appearing as ''The Merry Min
strels." On the night of the 30th they will re-
peat the performance in its entirety at the
National Soldiers Home. This will be Day.
toms celebration in oommemoration of the CEN
tennial Inauguration Of Washington as Presi-
dent.
NEW CASTLE lodge No. SO benefited FRI
day evening, April L. Brother Winternitz. Of
No. SO, made the opening address, which he
done in an elegant manner. Brothers Beatty
and Horner, of No SO; Williams, of No. s. and
Scorer, of No. II, aided very materially to the
enjoyment and success of the benefit.
ONE of the little things that speaks volumes
in favor of the Elks, occurred recently at
social session of indianapolis Lodge given in
honor of Frank Bancroft Exalted Ruler Of
the Bedford Lodge, at present manager Of
affairs for the indianapolis Baseball Club.
During the evening one of the members of the
lodge appealed to the members of the Order
who were present for a contribution to aid
poor family in dire distress. His appeal was
immediate seconded by shower of half-dollars
that seemed to come from every section Of
the room, which practically illustrated the
charitableness of this popular order. A well
filed hat of silver, in the mind of an Elk, is
better than smooth words to the distressed.