The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-11
FRATERNAL REVIEW.
Odd Fellows Anniversary Celebrations annual Union
Concert and Ball of Knights of Pythias.
Big Meeting of Red Men. .ss

elected master of finance in st. Johns
Lodge Thursday evening.
The rank OF page was conferred upon
two candidates in Lafayette Lodge Thurs
day evening. Deputy Grand Chancellor
Herbert Snow was present. The second
rank viii be conferred at the next meet :
ing.
The announcement of the Official visi-
tation of the grand chancellor and suite
will probably be made the coming week.
This year but one lodge In each district
will be visited.
The social committee of Enterprise
Lodge is arranging for May basket
party to be held Thursday evening. May
Z, and the fifth anniversary OF the lodge,
which occurs Thursday evening, June 4.
The latter will be complimentary offer
rendered TO the families and friends OF
the members. Both events will be- held
in B. I. Hall.
ceived In Red Cross Lodge Tuesday even
ing. The rank of page will be conferred
next Tuesday evening.
A committee has been appointed to
have the uniforms and lockers of Sterling
division insured.
One application for mem bership was
received In America Lodge last evening.
One OF. the largest and most brilliant
gatherings OF the season was that at the
fifth annual union concert and ball held
by Washington, Eureka and Charles Il.
Chickering lodges and Union Division
of the uniform rank at the Auditorium,
Pawtucket, last evening. The concert
was under the direction OF L. s. Poole of
Boston, and an excellent program was
rendered.
This was followed by dancing which
was enjoyed until well into the morning
hours. All of the officials of the Grand
Lodge, Colonel j. ID. Carpenter of the
First Regiment of the Uniform rank, and
his staff, and many of the grand officers
of Massachusetts were the special guests
OF the evening.
The committees were as follows:
Committee of arrangements-Majo jor.
III. .. True, chairman; Captain w. W..
Occleston, secretary, M. +. Charles A..
Reynolds, treasurer.
Charles Il. Chickering Lodge, No. 20
Major III. o. True chairman; John
z. G., Frank o. Carnes, G. c., Frank
Il. Hornby, p &.
Eureka Lodge, No. 5.-Robert W. syo-
dali, T.. C., chairman; William w. Duck
worth, David q. Morton, Frank l.
Hayens, q. G. C.,..Charles NJ Sherman, p. {.
Washington Lodge, No. 4.-Frsncis l.
p, William M. Balkcom, P. e., Charles
A. Reynold6 M. H., Edward A. Dyer.
Union Division, No. 4, Uniform Rank
Captain William W. Occiestop, chairman; /;
I'd Lieutenant Charles A. Hunt, 1st Lieu
tenant Benjamin Redford, S. X. q. John
Garde, Sir Knight Thomas A. Morton.
General floor director, 9. Q. Frank o.
Carnes; assistant floor directors, David
c. Morton, Walter +. Kelton; aids, Luther
III. Clark George NJ. Donaldson, Jr.,
William Fielding, Edward w. German,
George II. Hunt, William ii. Harring-
ton, James IL. Knox, Z. {. Charles w.
Hunt.
Reception COM IS. r. Charles A..
Lee, chairman; Z. Fred N. Gon,
p. q. G. John 4. Thompson, G. c. James
Maxim, p. c. Fred Il. Phillips Washing
ton Lodge, No. 4; T.. Z. Benjamin f..
Davis, Lester W. Upham, q. Warren Tut
tie, NJ. Z. stephen r. Bucklin, Jr.,
Charles f. Chickering Lodge, No. 20; r.
q. G. George Z. Gates, p. {. Jonathan
p. jerks, p. c. Frank Il. Greenslitt, M.
w. Horace A. Hall, Eureka Lodge, No.
5; $. X. X. Charles W. Arnold, Adjutant
J. Sanford Davis. Robert A: Kendall,
Arthur Whitney, Union division No. 4,
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