Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-02
B. P. 0. D. NOTES.
THrRp are now l25 Elk lodges.

THERE are now l25 Elk lodges.
GREENvILLE, Pa, wants lodge of Elks.
BROTHER GEORGE MADDEN is still confined
to his bed.
G. W. HEwErT, of Youngstown No. S. was
in the city last week.
THE officers elected at the last meeting will
be installed at the next communication.
MANSFIELD No. So, gave one of her famous
and successful social sessions and dances April
BRoqHERs LEMON and Orr were out on last
Friday afternoon working in behalf of the re-
union.
BRoTHERI FRED. CARROLL, Of No. II, ar
rived home yesterday looking the picture of
health.
IT is now Brothers Rowen and Elphinstone,
as they both took the horns at the last commu-
hication.
Brother Al johnson, of No. Is, will sail on the
9Th of June for Europe.
WASHINGTON LODGE is coming here 90
strong. Wait until you see them. Members Of
No. II should not fail to decorate and see that
their friends do the same.
ST. LOUIS, No. 9, benefited to great house
Thursday afternoon, Maya Ali the theatrical
talent in the city loaned q helping hand.
HARTFORD, No. 10, will present the name Of
A. a
Grand Secretary at the next Grand Lodge.
B1RMINGHAM LODGE No. 7s, is having
cabinet photograph made of each of its mem
bers, which will be framed and hung in the
club room.
LAST week Frank Girard presented Miss Liz
zie Evans with beautifully mounted Elks'
badge. 1t is inscribed: From the Oldest Elk
to the Prettiest."
BROTHER FRANK HAeAN returned home
foof fror T1a
and left again last night for that place, where
he will locate permanently
THE last Communication was a boomer.
There has not been such large attendance
for long time. The election of a treasurer
and trustees was very interesting.
D. D. GEORGE 4. CLUesToN, of Ohio, is in
the field as a candidate for Exalted Grand
Ruler, having been brought out by Mansfield
lodge. He would make good one.
CLEVELAND is organizing base ball club to
down the Detroits on their trip to the Pitts
burg reunion. They have sent US challenge
and we dos not propose to get left If we can
help it.
HARTFORD LODGE, No. 49, presented SOU
venir programme at its fifth annual benefit,
April Is, in the shape of an imitation oxidized
silver elk's head on o panel, which presents
the appearance Of solid metal
w. N, MAcK1NG, s. T. Church and T. W.
King, Of the Saratogian. are making rapid
progress toward forming lodge of Elks at
Saratoga, N. Y. The hrst named is a member
of Albany Lodge; he is also assisted by Brother
P. d. Donnelly of the same lodge.
THE Secretary of No. II should give the
Press Committee some information in regard
TO what is being done for the reunion. There
was a communication received from Brother
Nat McAllister last week in which hestates
that be visited Philadelphia Lodge on last Sun
day evening and left on Monday evening for
Watertuwn, n. Y.
on April Cleveland Lodge, No. Is, inaugu-
rated what we term a Private Social Session,
with Brother T. ]. Faron as chairman. None
but brother Elks we're allowed to attend and it
was pronounced by everyone to be much
plezsanter than the public socials. Brothers
John b. Long, Emil Seeker and 7. j. Faron
furnished the musical part Of the programme,
which was very funny. They will have more Of
them,
,DANBURY tConn.) Lodge Of Elks, No. l20.
was formally installed April %, at Red Mems
Hall, with all due pomp and ceremony, and
became one of the fixed local institutions the
installation services being conducted by Hart
ford Lodge, No. l9. The local lodge elected the
following officers: Exalted Ruler, ]. howard
Taylor; Esteemed Leading Knight, ii. ".
Lowe; Esteemed Loyal Knlght, George w.
LAmouteux: Esteemed Lecturing Knight g,
A. Kinner; Esquire, W. l. Wheeler; Chap
lain. Alonzo Mead; Secretary n. N. Fenton;
Treasurer, Zabudd Mead; Inner Guard, Alex
andet Gefnsay; Tilsf, +. A. Shear; trustees
W. B. Sharp, W. H. Leonard and b. L. os-
borne.
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