Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-14
General Lodge Notes.

Goodwill Council No. II Order of Chosen
Friends, will elect officers next Friday evening"
The entertainment committee is completing ar
| rangements for their anniversary, to be held at
Masonic Hall, Allegheny, January D.
Fort Pitt Lodge, No. SSS, l. o. o. f., will have
plenty of work next Tuesday evening. There
will be one candidate for the initiatory, one for
the first degree and three the third. This lodge
is growing very rapidly. All members of the
order are cordially invited to be present.
Rev. William Best, of Philadelphia, will de-
liver an address entitled "Willam and Wash
inSton," Thursday. January 8, at Carnegie
Han, Allegheny. There will be present to take
part in the entertainment some influential citi-
zens, in connection with 2S lodges L. o. L. of
keystone district and so councils of the Jr. o.
Q. A. NJ
All Chosen Friends of Western Pennsylvania
are requested to attend the meeting of Good
Will Council No. II at MendePs Hall, Ohio
street, Allegheny next FRIDAY evening to COM
plete the organization of the Sick Benefit
League, and also witness the initiation of Mr..
7. J. Ford, one of Pittsburg's promising young
attorneys.
). K. Moorhead Conclave, ]. O. H., will be
presented with a set of officers badges and II
members badges tomorrow night The badges
are reward from the Supreme Conclaye for
adding IS new members to its list during the
last term. Brother Lippert will receive gold
badge for bringing ten members and Brother
kain will receive silver badge for bringing in
fve members. This conclave is the first to win
the set of officers badges in Allegheny county.
a good time is looked for tomorrow night.
Wilmerding Lodge, K. af P, of Wilmerding,
nave ordered two magnificent swords, costing
so, and watch charm costing SIS to be
CHANGED off to the lodge furnishing the most
votes in District No. s. This lodge was insti-
tuted November !, by d. d. c. C., w. ]. Knox.
OF MckeespOrt:i has at present IS members,
with % proposals for membership. Great
credit is due H. w. Balsley. of Wimerding,
through whose exertions the lodge has assumed
the shape it has at present. AS an organizer
he has proved himself the right man in the
right place.
Pittsburg Union No. l02, Equitable AID
Union: of Lawrenceville, is having quite
Doom Just now. The union meets every Friday
night at Excelsior Hall, corner Forty-third and
Butler streets. An even dozen members were
initiated at the last meeting and about 20 ap-
pllcations for membership are on the desk of
the secretary. The great interest being taken
Just now is partly owing to the recent visit of
the Supreme President DR.. Seaver, and also to
the fact of open charter until January and
consequently low rates of admission. The
union Will give reception and hop on the
evening of January l6, at Pattersop's Hall,
which date will be the eighth anniversary of
the establishment of Pittsburg Union.
Central Lodge No. 42 Sons of ST. George,
held its regular meeting at its hall No. 102
Fourth avenue. last Wednesday evening P.
W.P., George Wilmor, as acting G. P, installed
the following officers for the ensuing term: w.
p, John Kelland; w. V. P, John Tinker; w.
NJ, w. T. Smith; W. A. NJ, r. E. Dovey; w,
l. s., George johnson; w. s., R. Reading; W.
A. s., w. F. Fowler; w. L, George Wilmot;
w. C., Charles Honess; w. P. P, William
and fourth Wednesday in the month and they
have one of the cozesE meeting rooms in the
city. The indications are favorable for a pros
porous term.