Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-09-11
LODGES
Will Entertain Their
Visiting Members.
Open House to be Kept on Account
of Fair Week,

| VI TdIT Ueeks
Busy Bee Hive met in regular re-
view Tuesday, September 8, and
transacted the usual routine busi-
ness. Life benefit assessment No. 40
is due and must be paid within 30
days. Captain of the team wishes
the guards, banner bearers and color
bearers to meet at the hall Tuesday,
September II, at pm. to drill.
Busy Bee Hive No. 30 will tender
an informal reception to all lady
Maccabees visiting in the city on the
afternoon and evening of Thursday,
September Ii, at Mcpherson hall.
All the members of Busy Bee Hive
are expected to assist in welcoming
visiting ladies. All ladies are re-
quested to wear badges or the colors
of the order. Light refreshments
will be served.
Ladies Aid Society S. Of v.
Tuesday evening we hold our last
meeting before the great one of the
nineteenth. Come and make this
meeting as profitable as the last.
Daughters Of Liberty.
Many sisters from Cleveland, Bar
berton, Clinton and Cuyahoga Falls
were represented at the annual pic
mic. After the picnic nearly all at
tended lodge meeting. Considerable
business was disposed of. One can
didate was balloted on, and one
proposition received for member
ship. There are now three on the
sick list, either sick or disabled; all
were reported improving. Two can
didates We're obligated. Our next
meeting is September 14th.
I.0.F.
Court Pride met Friday evening
with a fair attendance. Two appli-
cations were received. We will
serve dinner and supper Saturday in
our hall.
Red Cross.
Star and Crescent commandery
held short business session at last
meeting. One application was re-
ferred to committee. Several
special reports were made. A recess
was taken for a social time which
was much enjoyed by all present.
Every member is requested to be
present at next meeting.
knights and Ladies of Honor.
The insurance on the death of |
Bro. Hudson has been paid to his
wife, making our society the first in
payment for this cause. Though |
some members will be out of town
this week large attendance is ex-
pected.
Knights Of Pythias.
Mcpherson lodge held very in
teresting meeting Thursday evening.
After the regular business was trans
acted the committee on lodge pros
perity sprung surprise on the boys
by ushering us into the banquet room
where light lunch had been spread.
Between eating, smoking and cards
a couple hours slipped away quickly
and we are ready to vote that COM
mittee as being strictly on to their
job. We are promised more of these
light spreads in the future. Next
Thursday, all day and evening, we
have given up to the L.O.T.M., who
will be entertaining their friends
visiting the street fair. Mcpherson
lodge will keep open house to enter
tain our visiting brothers, their FAM
lilies and friends. Drop in and make
our visitors welcome.
Daughters Of ST. George.
Order Daughters of st. George will
meet in their hall Friday, Sept. l5.
Sister Mary Sidencrantz was report
ed sick at our last meeting.
Pathfinder.
A large delegation from Akron
lodge paid a visit to the lodge at Kent
Tuesday night.
Magnet lodge of Cuyahoga Falls
gave a successful social and dance at
park last week.
Deputy Umbarger instituted Crest
line lodge Friday night.
Supreme Organizer Pfeiffer has
been in Philadelphia during the past
week.
Many Pathfinders expect to visit
Akron this week on account of the
Free Street Fair. All visitors are
requested to make the supreme office
their headquarters as it is located i'm
the central part of the fair district.