Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-17
ANNUAL
Odd Fellows Picnic
Will be Held at Lake
side Park July 27.
Officers For Ensuing Term
Installed.
G. A. R. Will Enjoy Boat Ride
and Fish Fry.
What Is Going on In Local
Lodges.
What Is Going on In Local
Lodges.

The annual union picnic on July 27
of Akron Odd Fellows at Lakeside
park will be day of jollification
among members of the well estab-
hshed order.
In the the afternoon there will be
a special matinee at the Casino.
Free coffee and lemonade will be
served for dinner and supper. Dane
ing will take place in the afternoon
and evening.
The program of events follow:
Bali game, Memo against the field,
prize, box cigars; lean mems race,
100 yards, fine prize; fat mems race,
70 yards, weight 100 pounds, prize,
cup; ladies race, 10 yards, prize,
pair slippers; tug-of-war, Summit
and Apollo, Memo and Akron, prize
box cigars; sack race for boys, so
yards, prize, knife; boat race, prize
neck tie; bowling, largest number
games with score 125 or over prize
$1.OO; shoe race for boys, prize, pair
tennis shoes; egg race for ladies, SO
yards, prize, $1.OO; prize waltz, prize,
silk umbrella.
Summit lodge No. 50, Monday
evening had fair attendance. Two
candidates were instructed in the in
iatory degree. Application was made
for the first degree, which will be
conferred Monday evening.
Memo lodge, No. IA, met Tuesday
evening, had only routine business.
Installation of officers next Tuesday
evening.
Akron lodge, No. 547, Wednesday
evening had the usual attendance.
Installation of officers Wednesday
evening. There will be plenty OF
lemonade.
Canton Akron, No.2 P. NJ, Thurs
day evening. Representative w. HI.
Lohr will make an interesting report.
Granite Lodge No. 522, met Thurs
day evening, with the usual good at
tendance. The following officers
were installed: Frank Pfahl, N.G.;
Paul Splitter, V.G.; Aug. Ruedy, re-
cording secretary; F. Kuhlke, RS.
N.G.; A. Ceptner, L.S.N.G.; Carl
Quarst, R.S.V.G.; G. Toepfer, LIS.
V.G.; c. II. Baumert, warden; Jos.
Merrich, conductor; Gust Emmel,
R.S.S.; Fl. c. Schlimme, L.S.S.; II.
Winterbl, I.G.; George Keck, O.G.
Akron Encampment, No. IS, met
Friday evening with the usual at
tendance. w. J. Coney, d. d. G. P.
and his staff installed the following
officers for the ensuing term: w. H
Harp, G. P; o. 81. Coolidge, S. W.;
B. T. Mills, Jr. w.; F. w. Tweed, FL.
P; G, Atkins, c.; P. Madison, Guard
Tent; w. H. Rook, 1st W.; A. d,
Swope, I'd W.; o. Zaunder, Sd W.;
Tom Bowers, 4th W.; George Brown,
o. S.; W. J. Wade, 1st S.; John Stair
Guide. w. II. Lohr and w. H. Rook
made partial report of the proceed
ings at the Grand Encampment at
Circleville, o.
Officers of Columbia lodge, No. lS5,
D. of R., installed Wednesday even
ing, July 5: Noble grand, Ida Zim-
merly; vice grand, Mrs. Elisa Novat-
ny; secretary, Mrs. Bertha Koehler
conductor, Mrs. Mary HUM; war
den, Mrs. Anna Habicht; chaplain
Mrs. Peter Kuhn; inside guard, Mrs
G. Maurer; outside guard, Mrs
George Keck; R. S. N. g., Mrs. Fred
Kuhlke; L. S. N. g., Mrs. Fred Zim-
merly; r. S. V. G., Laura Ruede:
L. S. V. g., Anna Washer. Two can
didates were instructed in the mys-
teries of the Rebecca degree.
Colfax Lodge No. 8, d. of R., met
Thursday evening with the usual at
tendance. Officers installed by Mrs.
Clara Madison, D.D.G.M., and staff
Elmira Miller, N.G.; Lizzie John
son, V.G.; Jennie Weaver, record
ing secretary; Cora Lilley, warden
Grace Twynham, conductor; Clara
Hawkins chaplain; IS. Manderbaugh
RISING; Mrs. Geo. Miliken, LIS
N.G.; Mrs. Francis Kurtz, R.S.V .G.
Nellie Cahow, L.S.V.G.; Mary
Coney, L.G.; Mrs. Robert Miller, o.
&. The sewing society will not have
session July 81, as that will be the
day of the Odd Fellows picnic.
Royal Arcanum.
Provident Council No. 19, Royal
Arcanum, will have a meeting on
next Wednesday evening, 7:3G. Let
all members be on hand. BY order OF
the regent.
p. N. C.
Akron Circle No. 81, meets every