Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-19


Mrs. Chas. A. Bien, 303 w. State ST.,
and all the ladies are to appear dressed
in Lady Washington style. We arc
very anxious to have all sisters and
their families join us in celebrating
Washington's birthday.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Provident Council will hold meet
ing Wednesday evening, 1880, at G..
A. r. hall. A full attendance is re-
Quested.
1. o. o. f.
Summit lodge, Monday evening, had
a fair attendance. The good of the
order was dwelt upon by the mem.
bers.
Memo lodge, Tuesday evening, had
a full house, fully $50 being present.
The first degree was well conferred
upon two candidates by Nemos fa-
nous team. About 40 of the mem
bers of Canton Akron No. . were pres
ent in full dress uniform. There were
visitors from Wadsworth, Doyles.
town and Kent, and all of the othel
lodges We're represented. After the
work, refreshments were served.
Akron lodge, Wednesday evening,
had fair attendance for routine bus
mess.
Canton-Akron, L. NJ, met Thursday
evening with the usual attendance.
After the routine business short drill
was had.
Colfax lodge, ID. of r., will meet
next Thursday evening, when the X.
degree will be conferred on several
candidates. In the afternoon, the Sew.
ing society will meet. After the work
is completed, supper will be served.
Akron Encampment, Friday even
ing, had the usual attendance for rou-
tine business.
PATHFINDER.
Middlebury lodge, of the Pathfinder
will hold its next meeting Wednes-
day evening, Feb. II. All members
of the louge are requested to be pres
ent, as there is team work to do. After
the close of the meeting box social
will be held. All ladies' are requested
TO bring their boxes, and well filed.
A cordial invitation is extended to Ak
ron Lodge No. /.
a. II. Durant, ofsthe Supreme office,
visited Lima and st. Marys's lodges
the past week on occasion Of special
ceremonies.
Akron lodge is busy with its Buchtel
college benefit for next Thursday.
The entertainment to be given next
Friday night by Akron lodge for the
benefit of. Buchtel College building
fund will be brilliant affair Among
the attractions alreay secured are the
Eighth regiment band and number of
the best solosts in the city. At least
90 per cent Of the gross receipts will
be turned over to the College.
X. o. L. NJ.
Akron tent held review last Monday
night with large attendance. The
tent received two applications for
and approved three ap-
plications. Sir Knight John Warren
is deserving of praise for the great
patience he takes in drilling the guards
of his team. The tent would like to
inform its members who have not at-
tended last meeting of the dspensn-
lion the Supreme tent has extended
until May 1st, and would like all its
hustlers to bring in new timber into
the order. Tho captain requests the
members of the team for ipitiatory
work Monday night, as are also all
Sir knights requested to attend Mon
lay nights regular review.
G.. a. II.
Friday evenings session of Buckley
Post was fairly we'll attended, 45 men,
Ders being present. Comrade j. IL.
Seymour, chairman of the Executive
reported that he had Sc
,ured the First Congregational church
orchestra to give musical entertain
nent in ,nis hall, March o, free to all
Comrade j. Il. Nicer reported the
ieath Of an old soldier, Otto Boed.
cker, 1T Tarbell ST., who died Feb.
10. Funeral Sunday, Feb. 1s, 2 pm.
.t house. Chaplain Campbell reported
hat Comradc Scarlel Is improving,
md would be out. soon. Comrade |
,Iunk gradually declining. Comrade
auttman is able to be out again.