Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-20
ECHOES FROM THE ANTE ROOM
News and Gossip Of the Week
Among the F~raternities.
PYT:llAN NOTES AND POINTERS.
Society News of the Suburban Towns
oCia Sessions and lnstalla-
tiOns-BaIl at ~Freemasons'
Hall-Notes.
NOTES AND POINTERS.
1. o. q. r.

~ The public ~installa-
IN nv ton of officers for the
VA n A ensuing term of the
q MAM Frenchman Valley
CO A%x5W 49, Lodge, No. 159, l. O..
SSylgIYUEMxXE o. F., took place at
ta.MEISNg1a2Sya5 opera house Tuesday
~HsHA21nN evening, January s.
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PAX Az BELLUh. stalled in good ORDER.
After II short speech on the good Of Odd
fellowship by Rev. w. M. Taylor, supper
was announced. About eighty people gath
cred around the tables and did Justice to the
feast spread. After supper dancing was the
order. and 4 few hours spent thus wound up
an evenings entertainment.
Norfolk Lodge No. 40, l. .. o. g., installed
its officers in ample form recently, Grand
Master Beels conducting the ceremonies.
Tn installation was seml-publc, members OF
the order being allowed TO bring their fami-
lies. The attendance was large, and the I'M
prcs@ive ceremony was well appreciated by
all present. Tn assistants Of the grand
master were William Gcrecke, grand mar
shal; H.. l.. Spaulding, grand warden; w.
grand treasurer. The elective officers in
stalled were: p. VanWie, N. c.; Pr.
Sprechcr, v. G.; j. S. Dart, recording
secretary; Ransom Stitt, permanent
secretary; G. F.. Doughty, treasurer. The
appointive officers were: John Olsterling, X.
S. n. G.; c. +. w. Marquardt, l.. S. N. g.;
w. H.. Livingston, Il. S. V. G.; w. II. Gale.
/. S. Y: G.; l.. M. Macy, warden; s. II,
Reynolds, conductor; B. +. King, !. G.;
Ernest Forth, Q. G.; A. Morrison, X. S. S.;
j. V. Ross, L. S. S. j, p. Wright will be
sitting II. q. for the term. At the conclu-
sion of the installation ceremonies Grand
Master Bcels delivered an able address, con
graduating the lodge and showing the merits
of the order.
The following officers of the Enterprise En-.
campment No. 20, l. O. o. f., were Installed
Monday at Hastings: j. Kay, q. P.;O.
+. Hcartweli, S. W: n. Schilling, II. r.;
scribe; G. Doyen, treasurer; j. H. Fleming,
guide; +. Nj. Clark, junior sentinel; j. h.
HELLER, first watch; II. G. Hansen, second
watch; G, A. Kent, third watch; w. h.
Jakway, fourth watch.
The installation of officers OF Reoekah
lodge, !, O., q. r., took place at Dad Fellows
hall, Shelton, Wednesday evening, with a
full attendance of members, After the
forms We're gone through with a bountiful
supper was served and u good social time en-
Joyed. The lodge is prosperous and con-
stantly increasing in members.
The degree staff Of State lodge, No. 10, on
TUESDAY, visited Goodrich lodge and con
ferred upon members of the latter organiza'
tloh ihe seconu uegree OF Ouu feloWsnlp,
The energy of the donors and donees was not
pelpitted 10 so unrefreshed, a bountiful oys'
ter supper interposing q welcome objection, to
which no exception was made or saved,
The third OF the series OF four parties
under the direction OF Goodrich lodge came
OF Thursday. To say that the promise made
by the two former parties OF an instructive
and social session OF more than ordinary vir-
tue was lived up to is but o fitting summary
OF the entertainment
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The Odd Fellows Of Beatrice have leased