Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-09-18
THE LODGES
Entertained Visitors Dur
ing Fair Week.
Preparing For Their Busy Season
Throughout the Winter.
knights and Ladies Of Honor.

knights and Ladies Of Honor.
In spite of the attractions of the
fair, quite a number of the members
came to last weeks short business
session. After adjournment the
members enjoyed the opening night
of the fair by visiting the booths and
watching the artists who performed.
This week there will be no such at
fractions to call us from the hall, so
we can again have the social with
the business meeting.
Our visiting committee are doing
good work, keeping us in close touch
with our sick members. We now
ask the other members to do as well
by calling on those members. who
have been absent from the meetings
and either bring them or word from
them.
Red Cross.
Star and Crescent cOmmandery
will meet in regular session Wednes-
day evening. Initiation of candidates
will be one of the features of the
evening.
Every member of the commandery
is requested to be present, especially
in compliment to the distinguished
visitors who are expected to be pres
ent. The supreme and grand COM
manders and the state organizer OF
the order will be present.
L. o. T. N.
Busy Bee Hive No. 35 will meet
in regular review Tuesday, at 7:3C
pm. Every lady should endeavor
to be present, as there is initiation OF
candidates. Life benefit assessment
No. 40 is due and must be paid this
month.
W. v. r. U.
Lincoln Union held a short session
Thursday. A good many were pres
ent. Reports were read from the
National convention, and other bus
mess disposed of. The president or
dered special meeting to be held
Thursday, to arrange to serve dinner
and supper in the hall, Saturday
Sept. 23. Sister Davis is very sick
and all the sisters should visit her.
The Pathfinder.
Lodges were instituted last week
at Marietta, Crestline and Leetonia
Large lodges will be instituted this
week in Clarks Hill and Frankfort
Ind.
Lew V. Ulrey of Ft. Wayne has
been appointed state deputy fol
Indiana. He has had long exper'
ience in fraternal work and is fine
elocutionist.
Supreme Organizer visited Cam
bridge, Marietta, GAINESVILLE ano
Leetonia last week.
Deputy Hildebrand of Youngstown
visited the supreme office and the
Akron Street Fair last Wednesday.
All the Cleveland lodges are tax
ing on new life with the coming o.
cooler weather and are increasing
rapidly in membership.
Deputy Roger of Randolph called
at the supreme office last Friday.
Ladies Aid Society S. Of v.
The greatest event of the season il
our society will take place this weel
Tuesday. Members from Cantor
Daughters, MogadOre Sons ant
Daughters and Akron Sons will be a
our meeting in. the Sons of Veteran Z
hall. The ritual will be gone through
for the benefit of the visitors, afte
which we will have social time
AS we are going to serve light sup
per we ask all members of our Ladie
Aid to furnish and be on hand t.
help entertain. Be prepared to pa!
dues so all will be Strengthened VI
before the quarterly report is sent in
Royal Arcanum.
Provident Council No. 16 will hole
meeting on Wednesday evening
Sept. Goth, at 1880, and large at
tendance is looked for. as business o
Importance will come before tn
meeting. BY order of the regent.