Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-17

with their sour looks and reserved
demeanor Brother Rutledge is in
great demand with our lodges as an
entertainer. No Pathfinder is more
popular than he, and he is growing
in popularity every day.
LOYAL ARCANUM.
Two hundred thousand Brothers
Marching on the Arcanum shore;
Two hundred thousand! soon there'll
be
Two hundred thousand more;
Marching on to victory
Proclaimed of God, divine,
V! NJ! G! Royal Arcanum.
Chorus
r, A.! r. A.! two hundred thousand
strong,
r. A! R. A.! behold the mighty throng;
Spreading like the beech tree;
And growing like the pine;
Three cheers for the Royal Arcanum.
The sister graces Virtue, Mercy,
Charity hath enrolled
Two hundred thousand manly men,
Within our sacred fold;
Two hundred thousand Brothers
Known Of all men by this sign,
V! NJ! g! Royal Arcanum.
Provident Council r. A. will hold
its regular meeting Wednesday even
ing, Nov. 81 in G. A. r. hall at 1870
p. IN. The officers desire a full at
tendance of all the members as bust
ness of importance will be brought
before the meeting which must have
immediate attention.
The council held very interesting
meeting on Nov. 7, another class being
/ initiated and every member being full
of enthusiasm for the expansion of the
order. We had also with us visiting
members from Enterprise Council of
Cuyahoga Falls, who spent a verc
pleasant time. Brothers come again
the latch string of the door Of Provl-
dent Council is always loose to men,
bers of the Royal Arcanum.
We shall have more work in the
initiatory degree next meeting night
and the new members are urgently
requested to be present to assist the
officers in the work of initiation.
The committee who had in charge
the arrangements for the social and
musical entertainment reported that
they had decided to postpone it for
a short time so that all the new men,
bers and those waiting to be initiated
could enjoy themselves along with us
and due notice of the tina will be
given.
Brothers we are still holding the
for and the expansion of our
glorious organization all over the
states still keeps going on.
Fourteen new councils having been
instituted last month and on Dec. 49,
Chicago will initiate another class of
over 500 members beating its prevl-
Gus record of 4S2 of one year ago
Brothers let us keep up the good
work in our Council bring in your ap
plicatiOns for new members and al
ways have before us our watchword
and motto Upward and Onward.
l.. o. L. M.
Protection Hive will meet in regular
review Tuesday evening. Nov. Goth
requested to attend Please remem-
ber that assessment No. 80 is due aud
must be paid on that date. Those who
have not paid No, 40 must do so I'M
mediateIy or be suspended. The chair
man of our social committee will make
an interesting report on the dance,
which was well patronized by our
members
Take notice ladies of Busy Bee
Hive, No, 35, will hold its next meet
ing Thursday evening, Nov 22nd, at
Z o'clock, in the G.. A. Il. hall, Don't
forget the suppers to be served by the
ladies Saturday evening, Nov. 18th,
at the G, A. II. hall. A few ladies
have not paid October dues and as
sessment No. 40. These must he paid
right away as they are past due; also
assessment No. 80 must be paid by
the last of this month. All ladies
that possibly can are requested to
meet at the home of Mrs. Close at No.
301 w. Thornton ST., next Thursday
afternoon, to sew for the bazaar to be
given by Busy Bee Hive ladies the
second week in December.
DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE.
Ganter lodge held u very pleasant
meeting last Friday. 1t was decided
TO hold box social on our next meet
ing night, Nov % We hope every sis
ter will be there and bring a well fill.
ed box with her.
An invltauon has been sent to the
Sons of ST. GEORGE and we hope to
see a good turn out from Akron lodge
There will he sewing all day and n
business meeting of the lodge in the
afternoon. Lodge will open Mt 6:3(
sharp.
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
Columbia Council will open for bus
mess session Nov 22nd, at $50 pm.
All members are expected to be pres
ent at that hour, coming in after the
gavel is heard, promotes confusion
and delays in the proceedings which
should be avoided IL possible, as the
time is short before opening for the
social, Committees for the bazaar
should be ready to open the booths
by 10 am. on Thursday. Members
not wishing to go home for meals, car
get them down stairs at the restaurant
of Sister Shirtliff, and save tramping