Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-20
WEEKLY.
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Universalist church at 2:3O p. m.
Sunday of Miss Mary Konrad of EOS
Locust ST., who died at $50 on Fri
day evening.
Busy Bee hive met in regular re-
view Tuesday, Nov. IA, and trans
acted the usual routine business.
Life Benefit assessment, No. ~, is
due and must be paid this month.
Every lady of the team must be at
hall Tuesday, Nov. 81, promptly at
Z pm. to drill for initiation.
Protective hive will meet next
Tuesday evening promptly at pm.
All who are to take part in the farce
must be on hand to practice. As
sessment, No. AZ, is due ahd must be
paid this month.
Pythian Sisters.
Louise Assembly held large and
enthusiastic meeting Friday night.
A large amount of business was
transacted. Much time was devoted
to the discussion of the bill of fare
for the supper, which will precede
the entertainment at S:l5 Friday
next. The vim and vigor put forth
by the brother lodges, coupled with
the tireless work of the social COM
mittee, has gained everything to
make this affair more than success
full All sisters are requested to be
at the hall at pm. as there's little
work to do preparatory to COM
mencement of supper.
A large number of the sisters at
tended St. Paul's Evangelical Luth-
eran church Sunday morning to hear
the sermon of the pastor, Rev. n. J..
Myers, on "Pythianism.''
We were much pleased to accept
the invitation from the Uniformed
Rank to attend their dance held Fri
day evening. In fact, the relation
and good graces always extended by
the U. R. to the Sisterhood, caused
an almost "close-up-shop" move on
us to accept.
Chancellor commanders, and
others who have tickets for sale
should report at the door Friday
night without fail ard make full
settlement.
The Pathfinder.
Seven applications were received
by Akron Lodge Monday evening,
November 8. The large attendance
at our meetings indicate the enthu-
siasm of the members. Akron No. l
will assist Middlebury lodge in the
entertainment to be given in the K.
of H. hall in East Akron Wednesday
evening, November %. A fine oyster
supper will be given and all Path
finders are requested to be present.
X. o. 7. N.
Akron Tent. K.O.T.M., held an in
teresting meeting Monday evening,
which was well attended. There
were five applications received for
membership besides the election of
30 applicants to membership, Com
Sisler andOmcers Drum and
Warren of this district being pres
ent. 1t was decided to hold the dis
trict meeting at Akron tents hall.
All members wishing to attend
should do so November 27. Monday
night will be the regular review.
10. o. F.
Summit lodge had the usual at
tendance Monday evening, when one
was elected to member
ship. This was first nomination
night. Wednesday evening about
dozen members paid fraternal visit
to Apollo lodge. A social time was
had.
Memo lodge had good attendance
evening. Nomination of
officers was made.
Akron lodge had good attendance
Wednesday evening. Nomination
Of officers was in order.
Canton Akron had a good attend
ance Thursday evening. A drill of
the degree team was had. Also the
regular P. M. drill was had. The
cantons of Cleveland will be down
on the second Saturday evening in
December with a large number of
candidates to receive the P. M. de-
gree.
Akron Encampment had good
Friday evening. Nomi-
nations of officers were made. The
Golden Rule degree was conferred
on one candidate. The Royal Pur-
pie degree will be conferred next
Friday evening. There will also be
a candidate to take this degree from
Encampment No. 2Sl of
Cincinnati. After the work will be
election of officers and voting for
grand officers. A good attendance is
desired of Past Chief Patriarchs, to
vote for grand officers.
Colfax Lodge D. of R. Sewing So
ciety will have an all davis session |