Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-24
usic. About 75 couples were. present.

A highly successful box social and |
entertainment was given last night
by members of the Daughters of st.
George at Foresters' Temple on East
Market street. About 80 members and
friends were present. The following
program was given in manner which
drew storms of applause: Song, Miss
Minnie Caswell; recitation, Miss Bes-
sic Brown; song, Miss Minnie Bell;
recitation, Miss Bessie Marquardt; pi-
ano solo, Miss Capsil; duet, Misses
Minnie Bell and Edna Fleming At the
conclusion of the program, the lunch
boxes were sold at auction, and the
remainder of the evening spent in gen
eral sociabilty.
X. Q. T. NJ.
Unity division held drill last Tues.
day night with full attendance.
would say to the Sir Knight Maccabees
of this vicinity tht the uniforms for the
Sir Knight members of the division
have arrived and a better lot of uni
forms We're never seen. All Sir knights
are ordered to appear in full dress
uniform for drill Tuesday evening at
their armory.
Akron tent held review last Monday
night with a good attendance, receiv-
ing four applications and approving
. applications. l would say for the
benefit of the Sir Knights of Akron
tent that they were highly compliment
ed on the good turnout they made in
honor of their departed brothers. |
would also say for the benefit of the
Sir Knights of Akron tent that they
make every effort in their power for
the enlargement of the tent so it shall
not only be the largest tent in the dis
trict but in the state. This would be a
great achievement for the tent and
also credit for its hustling members.
You must all know that we wish to
make Il good showing for the Great
Convention which will be held in Ak
ron before many months. The cap
tain of the team requests the presence
of tie team for .initiatory work Mon
day night as are also all Sir knights
requested to attend Mondays nights
regular review.
BANKERS FRATERNAL UNION.
Akron Council, No. 9, Bankers Fra
ternal Union. held very delightful
and pleasant meeting last evening.
Supreme Counselor Geo. II, Mckay of
Cleveland WAS present and favored
the members with a most stirring
and practical address ON the good of
the order. The membership is increas-
ing rapidly, and new candidates are
still coming. District Deputy J. r.
Amstutz is in Akron for a season in
the interest of the order and all the
members will do well to make his ac-
quaintance as he is a very pleasant
gentleman and is rapidly making
friends for the order.
Brothers and sisters, help him in his
work as much as you possibly can.
Sister Fannie Madison some time ago
met with an accident which has
caused the loss of sight in one eye.
One week ago the proofs of claim We're
sent to the Supreme Council by the
Akron council and last night she re-
ceived her check in full payment for
one-fourth of the face of her benefit
certificate according to contract. Turn
out. everybody at our next meeting as
there are matters of prime Importance
to be settled.
Il. o. 4. NJ.
Busy Rec Hive will hold ts next
meeting Thursday evening, Dec. g. in
the q. \. II. hall at O'Clock Assess
ment No. 30, for life benefit members
was due Nov. l, and must be paid by
the last of November The ladies are
requested TO meet ut the home Of Mrs
Ida Martin. No. 5G7 w. Exchange ST.
Friday afternoon. Nov, 30, to sew for
the bazar which Busy Bee Hive win
give Dec. Is. IA and II, in the G. A. II.
hall.
PATHFINDER.
The meeting held last Monday night
by Akron lodge, No. l, will be long re-
membered by the members who were
fortunate enough to attend. Brother
Ulrey is without doubt one of the finest
elocutionists that ever appeared before