Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05
B. 2. o. EIks.

Pittsburg Lodge No. lis benefit was a sue
cess.
Omaha Lodge has voted to limit its member,
ship to go.
Lawrence Barrett was a member of st. Louis
Lodge No. g.
Omaha Lodge proposes to purchase an ele-
CANT Elk's Rest.
Brother H P Eker did nobly at the piano at
the last benefit
The boys from McKeesport Lodge showed mp
well at the benefit.
Birmingham. Ala. Lodge will give an ele-
giant ball on the 30h
TIE Grand Exalted Ruler Simon Quinlin,
was very much pleased with his visit here.
District Deputy James B. Borland was the
guest of Brother X. CHASER while stopping
over for the benefit at the Hotel Anderson.
Selma (Ala.) Lodge is growing finely, and is
taking in new material of the best character.
Pittsburg Lodge No. II will meet hereafter at
its new hall, lO2 Fourth avenue, every Thurs
day evening.
Every Elk IN the land is entitled to and
should have a copy of the Grand Lodge con-
StlJuilOn and laws
Hohoken Elks attended Harrigan's Theater
IN New York City March 10, and saw Reilly in
tie -Four Hundred"
Some of the brothers of Pittsburg Lodge in
tend TO charter { boat and go down the river to
Louisville reunion next May.
PIttsburg and McKc esport lodges intend to
60 to Green>burg Pa. TO initiate the young
E.zs there in the near future.
The Louisville Reunion Committee is hard at
work, and has sent 10 all lodges circulars and
programmes for the coming event.
By unanimous vote Boston Lodge No. 10
has refused to reduce its initiation fee or in
crease the number of its membership.
Since August Brother George w. Thompson.
as District Deputy at Large, has visited A
lodges, and has done great deal of good.
The headquarters of the Grand Lodge of
igers at Louisville during the reuni on will be
IN rooms Nos. l0l and lO2 Louisville Hotel
Brolher b. ". Allen the D. u. OF Alabama,
bGs put in three good lodges in his State this
year. and they are composed of the best ma
teriaL
The Grand Trustees, the Committees on
Laws and Appeals, and Credentials and Re-
Vu-ns VIII meet in Cincinnati on Sunday,
May j.
In all lodges organized since November /,
1S50. the Exalted Ruler only becomes a men,
Der Of the Grand Lodge and the lodge repre-
sentative.
To Colonel W. E. Reppert, Exalted Ruler of
Columbus Lodge, belongs the credit for sug-
Resung the grand night parade at the Louis
vile reunion.
Denver, Col. Lodge took in class of 25 on
March ., thanks to the efforts of such Elks az
Brother Frank A. Taylor. Denver Lodge is
once more in the front rank
Hot Springs, Ark, Lodge recently gave its
drst social session. 1t was presided over by
Brother George W. Thompson. the father of
the Order. and it was very enjoyable affair.
Brother r. Glasser. of Pittsburg Lodge, who
had charge of all benefit tickets, would be
pleased to see those brothers having tickets, in
order TO make a report at Hotel Anderson, at
tie brothers convenience.
Brother James B. Borland, District Deputy of
PENNSYLVANIA. expects to break the record. He
will have at least four good lodges to be pres
-ent At the coming Grand Lodge meeting and
reunion at Louisville In May.
Brother Boland, District Deputy of Pennsyl-
Vania, has written TO District Deputy Bartram
suggesting a meeting of deputies the first
day of the Grand Lodges session at Louisville
to talk over needed changes in the constitution
e1fectng :he deputies.
The L Ks Reunion Executive Committee, Of
Louisville, has opened headquarters in room
eC6, Commerce building, and has engaged the
services Of a stenoErapher and typewriter who
IS busy al work sending out information and
answering numerous inquiries regarding the
coming May reunion.
The following officers were elected by Pitts
burg Lodge No. II tor the ensuing wear: Ex-
allied Ruler. Wallace II. Creacy; Esteemed
Leading Knight Walter Nellls; Esteemed
Loyal knight. John Locklyn; Esteemed Lectur-
Eng Knight, John w. Carle; Secretary, William
9. Lee; Treasurer. Levy DeWolf: Tyler. John
'6trum; Trustees, Joseph Stophlett, H. p
lEker and Rudolph CHASER.