Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-10-30

met on Friday night with good at
tendance.
Colfax Rebekah lodge to Cleveland
Friday night was a fine affair. sAll
went as guests of Mystic Tie lodge to
conduct initiation and the Akron
team won great praise for its work.
After the work, fine banquet was
served and the Akron visitors were
royalty entertained throughout.
Pythian Sisters.
Louise Assembly held a very inter-
esting meeting Friday evening, more
than half the members present. A
ghost party is to be held Tuesday
evening, Oct. 81, at Sister Chas-
sagne's home, 402 ST. Clair street.
Akron Circle met in G.. A. r. hall
Oct. %, with 80 members present.
Six applicants were elected to men,
bership, and six new applications re-
ferred to committee. The committee
appointed to make arrangements to
attend the union meeting of all cir
cles in Cleveland on Nov. reported
that they had chartered car on the
A.B.C. line. The more that goes the
cheaper the fare. The car will leave
the North Howard st. waiting room
at o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Returning leave Cleveland after
midnight, giving ample time for all
to enjoy the meeting. Our next
meeting will be held Tuesday even
ing, when there will be number to
initiate. The team is requested to
be present. There will be very i'm
portant business to transact at this
meeting. Every member is urged to
attend. Don't forget the change in
the meeting night.
n! W. OF A.
Akron camp met last Monday and
went through the usual routine of
work only. The committee on hall
failed to report. Only one neighbor
is on the sick list. Our chief forres-
ter went to Columbus to arrange
some picnic matters of the Ohio NJ.
W. of A. picnic association Satur-
day. The camp opened its charter
at last meeting and employed F. P.
Fuller as deputy.
The Pathfinder
The entertainments at Pathfinder
hall Monday evening, Oct. %. was
one of the most successful ever given
under the auspices of Akron lodge
No. |.
A large class will he initiated Mon
day night in Akron lodge No. /.
Supreme Outside Guard Durant
visited the lodge in Canal Dover
last Tuesday night.
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Court Pride held their regular
weekly session last Wednesday even
ing. Brother Charles Akers, Chief
Ranger of Court Tyrian of Barber
ton, was present with bis court dep
uty and number of brethren of
said court. They expect to have
Court Pride initiate six candidates
for them Tuesday evening, Nov. Z.
All brethren of Court Pride and
their ladies are requested to meet |
Wednesday evening next at Brother
E. F. Sauvain's shoe store, South |
Akron, for an oyster supper. All
participating in same must bring
money enough for a pound of crack
ers or pint of oysters.
The Akron Encampment, Royal
Foresters, meet every Saturday eve
ming at Foresters' temple. They are
getting in good shape after the in
structions given from the Cleveland |
brethren.
Royal Arcanum.
Provident council will hold meet
ing Wednesday evening at 7:30 in
G. A. r. hall. A full attendance is
desired.
Modern Woodmen.
Security camp held good meet
ing Tuesday evening. One candi-
date was initiated. Clerk Russell |
was taken sick Thursday evening.
He is some better. Thursday even
ing the camp gave an entertainment
and dance in their hall. 1t was well
attended. The neighbors of Security
camp knows how to entertain. In
the near future the camp will put on
a play called Woodman, which at
the present time, is having great
run in the west.
L.0. T. M.
Busy Bee Hive, will meet in regu-
lar review Tuesday, Oct. 81 at 9 p.
m. A good attendance is desired, as
there will be initiation of candidates
Hive dues and life benefit assess
ment No. Al must be paid not later
than our next review.
Independednt Hive held short
session Oct. l6. A very interesting
program and quilt drawing followed.
The social was a financial success.
Katherine Baker held the lucky
and carried off the quilt.
The Hive will meet Monday even
ing. Important business will be
brought before the Hive. Initiation
of candidates and new bylaws.