Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30

| WtltOIlb Our new
M. w. OF A.
I. Security Camp members held their
regular meeting In their hall on N.
Howard ST., Tuesday evening and
adopted three candidates. All mem.
bers were well pleased with the work
of the team. A committee from Az
ron Camp met with us to make ar
rangements for woodmen Memorial
day. The two camps will act together
on that day.
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
Friday evening Pride Of Summit
council gave a very successful enter
tainment and social in Oriental hall
One hundred and fifty guests enjoyed
the splendid program and the delight
| full refreshments. The program fol.
lows: Piano solo, Jay Miller; select
reading, Miss Grace Bennett; vocal So
10, Mrs. Mary Holder; select reading,
Miss Laura Fay; piano solo, Jay Mil
ler; select reading, Miss Vera Moore;
vocal solo, Frank Rooms; select read
ing, Miss Bessie Brown; vocal solo,
Mrs. Mary Holder; select reading, Miss
Edna Beardsley; piano solo, jay Mil
ler; select reading, Miss Flora Ruggles.
i This was the first of a series of enter
tainments this council will give.
!, Those who have not yet paid the
death benefit in Columbia council are
doing themselves an injury, and a
great injustice to those who have, as
the council in general must suffer
blame for the delay. There are only a
few who have not uaid and 1t Is
earnestly hoped they will all be paid
by next meeting. The $500 benefit has
l been paid and receipted for by Mr..
I Bates, Our last meeting was interest
ing and encouraging f. S. gave good
reports of the finances. New interest
is manifested and propositions :oning
In. Initiation is expected next meet
ing. Masqueraders representing
tramps, farmers wives, school girls,
rag time, etc, came knocking at the
door last meeting and we were crowd
ed out in hurry. Bylaw committee
will work at revising the bylaws for
next meeting. All should be present
10 hear them, as they must have three
readings before acting upon them. So
cial committee has announced dance
for May "a. The, cover has been re-
moved from the floor and work done to
put in condition for gliding movements
by being oiled and waxed and good
music will be provided while the price
will make every one dance. The COM
mittee is requested TO meet at 206 n.
Howard ST. Thursday evening, May 8,
to make arrangements. All are re-
quested to be present.
SONS OF VETERANS.
Akron camp met on Thursday even
ing. Our committee on entertainment
reported program being completed
and arrangements being made for a
/ fine entertainment.
An invitation was received from the
L. A. S., to attend a social Wednesday,
evening, May 2. Our meetings are
held every Thursday evening, brothers.
BANKERS FRATERNAL UNION.
Prof. o. e. Olin, of Buchtel College,
supreme chaplain Of the fraternity,
and others, were speakers Friday ev-
eping, when members of the Bankers
Fraternal Union from Akron, Brooklyn
and from the Cedar avenue council
joined with No. council at Army and
Navy hall, Cleveland, In an enjoyable
social and musical entertainment
There were about 20 present from
Akron and like number from each of
the other visiting lodges. This is l..
S, MYERS new order incorpora ted in
December, 1899. There are four coun.
oils in the United States, three in
Cleveland and one in Akron. This So
cinl was the first undertaken aud was
decided success.
PYTHIAN SISTERHOOD.