Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-19
b. p, o, E. Notes,

De fs Os 6s NObeSs
THE last meeting was the best attended for .
| long time.
BROTHER MADDEN has been seriously i'll the
past week.
Mr.. ELPHINsToNE took his first at the last
| communication.
BROTHER WEISS, Of Detroit Lodge, was in
| the city last week.
BROTHER ALLEN, of New Castle Lodge, was
| in the city last Friday.
BROTHER GoTTHoLD of No. Z, visited us at
the last communication.
THE members of Cincinnati Lodge are all
anxious to get into their new hall.
BROTHER JIM MAFFET was in town last
week with the Evangeline company.
THERE were liz dozen of flags sold on Wednes-
day evening. Not SO bad for start.
BROTHER GLEN MCGEE, of New York Lodge
No. l, was at the Academy last week.
BROTHERS NAT JONES and Tarr. of Boston
Lodge were both in the city last week.
MEssRs. WARD, Sellers and Cochran took
their second at the last communication.
BROTHER RUDY CHASER returned home
last week from ten days trip to New York.
EVERY member of No. II should do all in
his power to see that the line Of march Is dec
Grated.
BROTHER RANDALL, of Mansfield Lodge,
has just recovered from serious Illness and
was In the city last week.
THE Executive Committee met on last Thurs
day evening, and have adopted uniform TO be
worn on the day of the parade.
THE Committee on Music should make ar
rangements to get their music for the social
session and also their band for the parade.
BROTHER GoTTHoLD, OF Baltimore Lodge
No. Z, was here last week in advance of the
Lillian Clay Company, which plays at the Acad-
emy this week.
BROTHERS ED TARR and Ben Miles, of Bal
timore Lodge, AL Lawrence, of Cleveland, and
Dick German, OF the Golden Gate Lodge, were
at the Opera House last week.
FRANK IRVING who died at Cincinnati, was
buried with Elks' honors at Elks' Rest, in Mt.
Greenwood Cemetery, last Sunday. Chicago
Lodge gave their late brother worthy funeral.
Floral emblems were sent by number of sister
lodges, and Walter Gale, of the Thompson
Company, telegraphed an order for handsome
bank OF flowers. AL efforts to find the rela-
tives of the deceased have proved unsuccess-
full.
FROM all accounts the reunion of the 3. P.
o. Elks, to be held here in June, will be one of
the best ever held. From the communications
received from lodges all over the country it
seems there will be great many people here.
Every member of No. IL should bear this in
mind and do all in his power to make the re-
union success, and also to insure the visiting
brothers hearty welcome. Let every member
go to work with good will and there is no
reason why it should not be grand success.
IN speaking of the new lodge in Evansville,
Ind, paper of that city says: ''This order is
comparatively unknown in this city, except
that people generally have had an idea con-
cerning the order, believing it to have been
composed Of professional people only, but 1t
now appears that people of all callings are ad-
ter as thorough gentlemen. From the sub
joined list of charter members one can easily
draw his own conclusions as to the character
of the order organized in this city. The names
are certainly representative ones and OF high
standing, and when gentlemen of high standing
in this community like those embraced in the
charter member list band themselves together
in an order, there can be no doubt OF its sue
cess"