Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-02

will please present themselves at Ae-
tolla hall. Friday, April 6.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Akron lodge, held very pleasant
meeting on last Wednesday evening
There was quite q large turnout of
brothers. The most important busi-
ness transacted was the report Of the
directors In regard to the hall, and
consolidation of the *. of T. lodges
The lodge is growing fast and is In a
healthy condition.
L. o. T. NJ.
Regular meeting of Busy Bee Hive
Tuesday, April 3, at pm. at McPhcr-
son hall. Hive dues for the second
term, beginning April and ending
June, are due and must be paid this
month.
X. o. T. NJ.
Akron tent held review last Monday
night with large attendance. There
were ten applications received for
membership and the approval of four
applicants to membership. All Sir
knights are requested to attend Mon-
day nights review, as arc also all Sir
knights Of Akron tent requested to be
at Mcpherson hall not later than 7:15
pm, April 4, to partakc In parade
to Tip Top tent hall to attend the dis.
trict review. Favoritc Circle of Busy
Bee Hive surprised Mrs. Charles
Johnston, the wife of Akron tents pop
ular chaplain, for the anniversary of
her birthday. The party took place
at Mcpherson hall where n fine repast
was served with splendid music in at
tendance to please the many friends
and well wishers of Mrs. Johnston
from the Circle. After the dance,
fine lunch was served Mrs. Johnston
was called to the platform by some
lIicDuS anu dctullctl tliclc, NItll all
at once the surprise was sprung oil
her in the shape of presentation a1-
dress by Great Record Keeper, Mrs.
Nellie Heppert, which was well de-
livered. The presents consisted of a
fine sewing chair, handsome ring,
and beautiful pin emblem Of the
Hive. Mrs. Johnston thanked her
friends in well chosen words for their
kind regards to her, at the same time
admitting that she was the most sur
prised lady of Favorite Circle in the
hall.
Tip Top tent had short meeting
Thursday evening. Six applicants were
elected to membership. Sir Knight
Devereaux, 305 Mccoy ST., is improv-
ing Sir Knight Kirn, 102 Buckeye st.,
is reported Ill. The Sir Knights Of the
tent are requested to call on the above
and cheer them UP during their period
of sickness. Last Tuesday the tent en-
joyed themselves immensely. Next
Wednesday evening is the meeting Of
the sixth district. 1t will be held In Tip
Top tent hall, Schumacher block, on s.
Main st. All Sir knights of the dis
trict are urged to be present
MODERN WOODAIEN OF AMERICA.
Akron Camp, Modern Woodmen of
America, held n meeting last Monday
evening in their hall, 213 II. Market
ST.. and the best attendance for a year
was had. A number Of visitors were
in attendance and we We're glad to
welcome them. Nelghbors Miller and
Drisnosky are still In the repair list.
Neighbors Eisenbart and Fitzgerald
reported off the sick list Several ap-
plications We're received and passed.
After the routine of work was gone
through, the camp adjourned and held
n smoker, and every man had clay
pipe and was enjoying the weed to his
best, when the door was opened and
35 Royal Neighbors came In and helped
to entertain the neighbors. After a
good time with cards, songs. dancing
and phonograph until 10 p. m., then the
ladies served coffee and doughnuts.
This is to be standing feature Of our
camp. We will give smoker next
month again.
All nelghbors who were not in at
tendance missed the greatest treat of
the season. The visit of the Royal
Ncighbors OF America was great sur.
prise ana you are welcome to come
again, and Akron Camp extends
their thanks to you.
The team will have drill Monday
April 3 and our Assistant Forester
Russell will drill you in the new drill
manual.
Ncighbor r. T.. Todd OF the Homo
Guards Association, OF Van Vert,
Ohio, was visitor at our last meet,
Ing.
Neighhors IL you have not handed
! In m uDplicntion this yalr do so MS