The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-04
IN .FRATERNAL CIRCLES.

| The annual state meeting of the Uni
formed Rank, Knights of Pythias, was
| held yesterday afternoon in the Board
man building, with delegates in attend
ance from every local lodge in the state.
| The usual annual reports were read and
accepted. A committee was appointed
| to arrange for the holding of the an
nual encampnlent or field day, consist
ing of Colonel NJ S. Morton of Bristol,
Colonel George S. Hull of Bristol and
Colonel l.. r. Morton Of this city.
At the regular meeting of General A.
H. Terry command, u. V. u, on Thurs
day evening, the Rev. Mr.. Dickerman,
pastor of the Church of Che Messiah,
was mustered in as an honorary MEM
Der.
Golden Rule encampment No "a, L.
o. O. f.. will hold it's annual dinner in
the Odd Fellows building on the even
ing Of February 1&
The Wolfe Tone club of this city is
making arrangements to celebrate the
one hundred and twenty first annlver-
sary of the birth Of Robert Emmett, as
is the annual custom of this assoc1a-
ton. The celebration will take place
at the Grand opera house on Sunday
evening, March 5, and will consist of a
fine musical entertainment by well
known talent and an Grafton by Hon.
Victor j. Bowling, a leading attorney
of New York city. Attorney Bowling
is a prominent member of the Knights
of Columbus and the Catholic Benevo-
lent Legion. The committee of arrange
ments is made up of Colonel John q.
Healy, Francis w. Foley, Michael B.
McGrail, John J. Brennan, John G. Nc
Gowan William F. Dwyer and George
Stanford
The Veteran Odd Fellows association
of Connecticut will hold its annual
meeting in the Odd Fellows building
in this city on February %. The meet
ings are always held on Washingtons
birthday and end in big banquet. All
Odd Fellows of twenty-five years
standing may become members of this
veteran association.
Germania lodge No. Is, L. o. o. F.,
worked the third degree on two candi-
dates Thursday night At next week 8
meeting the Past Grands' association
degree team will confer the initiatory
degree.
Camp No 1, p o. S. of A., held a
very interesting session last evening.
At the next meeting an oyster supper
will be given for the members.
Goddess of Liberty council No. 3. p.
of L., will give a sociable and dance in
their rooms in the Boardman building
next Friday evening.
Division No. Z, A. o. H., held their
regular monthly meeting last evening.
County President Durant of Waterbury
and the presidents of thu various divi- |
sions We're present At the close of the |
meeting refreshments were served and !
the members enjoyed a social evening.
Elm Tree lodge No. 35, N. e. O. p, |
ten candidates at last evenings |
meeting
Crosswell lodge No. 80 worked the Sec |
ond degree on ten candidates last even |
ing.
New Haven conclave, I. o. H., initi- |
ated three candidates at last nights |
Camp s, P. o. S. of A., held meeting |
last evening. A committee composed of
Camp Nos. /, and s conferred in re-
gard to going to Hartford to institute
new camp. The Hartford camp will be
started with about one hundred charter
members. About 200 members of the P.
}. S. of A. of this city will attend the
ceremonies
Garfield council No. a. o. U. A. M,
initiated Charles Muzzy into the mys-
cries of the order last evening. All
,ther of the councils popular entertain
nents will be given on the evening of
February "a.