Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
FRATERNITY NOTES
Ooings ofHote in the Ranks ofthe
Fraternal Orders.
Elizabeth Camp, W. o. W.. 60 Have u
Banquet Tuesday Night visiia>
tion of Di.,r,c. Deputy ornud Mas.
ter CIeveriy.

Atlantic Lodge No. 2. A. T. & A. NJ.
received an official visitation from Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master r. +. Clev-
erly last Monday night. He exemplified
the secret work OF the order. Mr.. A. w.
Fairer was elected senior warden and
II. II. Trice junior warden. The lodge
adjourned to the banquet hall below.
where an elegant oyster supper was
served to the members OF the lodge and
their guests.
Calumet Tribe 1. o. r. NJ has ap-
pointed n committee to get up u social
entertainment for members nnd their
families I'm the near future.
So
The committee on entertainment that
was appointed by Wyandotte Tribe No.
AZ. /. o. II. NJ, has nearly perfected ar
engagements for the social entertainment
that is to be gwen to the chiefs and
brothers of the tribe and their squaws
and pappooses.
will have work in the second degree
Monday night in the blue lodge room,
Masonic Temple.
Charity Lodge No. TO- X of p. re-
ceived a large number of applications
last Thursday night. This lodge will
confer the degrees on a large class OF
candidates next Thursday night.
Black Hawk Tribe I. o. r. NJ. at it's
last meeting presented to W. II. Jacques
an emblematlc ring as a token of np-
probation of his zeal and fidelity To the
interests of the order. he having
brought in n large number OF applica-
tons from palefnces
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Ioie,,,ot non,,t,- c,on1 1f,,+o- II II
Cleverly and n delegation OF Masons
went TO Princess Anne Courthouse
Thursday. where they conferred the
third degree and were royalty enter
tanned by the Princess Anne Masons.
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Owens Lodge No. 1G4 a. F. and A. M
Thursday night were officially visited
verify. He delivered an address for the
good of the order. after which adjourn
mcnt was had to the banquet room be-
low, where refreshments We're served.
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Tidewater Council, No. 1902. r. A.,
will have work Monday night.
Norfolk Tent No. 6. X. O. T. NJ. will
have work at it's regular review Tues
day night.
Corlnthian Lodge, No. 26G, A. T.. and
A. NJ. enjoyed an official visitation
from District Deputy Grand Master
Cleverly last Tuesday night. After the
meeting a banquet was enjoyed
e-:-s
Elizabeth Camp, No. 3. w. Q. W..
will have an important meeting Tues
day night at its lodge room, IClks' Hall.
Academy of Music building. There will
be n visitation by Sovereign Camp OFF,
GERS. who will deliver addresses for the
good OF the order, after which refresh
ments will be served in the lodge room
a very enjoyable time is expected.
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Merrimac Tribe J. O. r. NJ. had n
large number of applications at It's last
meeting. This tribe will adopt a large
class of palefaces at Its regular meet
ing next Wednesday night.
The new court of the Tribe of Ben
Hur promises to start off with a larger
charter membership than any lodge OF
any fraternal beneficial order ever
started in Norfolk. Its plan is based
upon the American experience tables of
mortality. which calls for an average of
Sll.3l at ages between IS and 55 years
for death losses The Tribe of Ben
l1ur collects II yearly average of S11.36
per 81 900 insured
The old age disability feature provides
that after member has reached the
age of 20 years one-tcnth of the face
OF his. or her beneficial certificate shall
be paid each year. 1t makes no assess
ment at death, but collects a uniform
monthly payment.
r. e. Warren, district grand chan
celor of this district mo. y. has issued
an announcement to the knights of
Pythias of this district. that a district
convention VIII be held with Warwick
Lodge No. ~. of Newport News, on
Thursday evening, October 26th. at 7:3o
p. m. He urges large attendance,
stating that the results of these CON
ventions are far-reaching and produc-
SURGICAL OPERATIONS