Arizona silver belt., 1900-04-19
ODD FELLOW CONVOCAT.ON.
Annual Session of the Grand Lodge, Encampment and Rebekah
 Assembly.

The annual session of the Grand Lodge. l. o. O. F., of Arizona con vened in odd Fellows temple, Globe. last Monday morning. Following are 1 the lodges represented and names of delegates present: Arizona No l, Prescott, ChaS. F. 1 Avery, II. ]. Suder.
 Phoenix No ?, F. Gordon, C. $. Scott, T. NJ. Nolin.
 Pima Tucsonl ,. c. E. Howard. J. J. Hill.
 Cochise Tombstone. 5, L. F. Brad ley, Frank Garland.
 Kingman [, j. F. Perry, J. w. Emerson.
 Tempe s, Joe S Birchett. Geo. l.. Compton.
 i Nogales 9. H. Gardner.
 Bisbee 10. Otto W. Geissenhotler.
 Flagstaff II. Lorin D. Landers, Wm i F. Shades.
 Rescue 12, G. w. P. Hunt. Eugene Middleton. II. II. Pratt NJ. P. Ed mund
 Mesa lI, Robt, Bowen.
 Williams l5, F. M. Shater. D. w. Jay,
 Washington i6 Glendale. B. F. Chute, Y. E. Messenger.
 The grand officers in attendance were:
 II. (. Hitchcock grand master: A. R. KiIgoIe, deputy grand master; R. Humphrey, grand warden. Geo. A. MintZ, grand secretary Frank P. Trott, grand treasurer; Emil Marks, grand representative; J. E, Dufton. grand marshal: J. F. Perry, acting grand conductor: Otto Butzer, grand guardian; B. E. Chute. grand herald; Eugene Middleton, acting grand chaplain: B. Robinson. \. A. Morford and J. T. Moore, grand trns- tees.
 The Grand Encampment held it's first session on Monday afternoon with the following grand officers present;
 J. ]. Hill, grand patriarch.
 II. C. Hitchcock grand high priest.
 T. N. Noiin, grand senior warden. ] G. A. Nintz, grand scribe ] II. Jewell grand treasurer.
 \. A Morford, grand representative.
 c. W, Slack, grand sentinel
 R. Humphrey. grand marshal
 Monday mornings session was de- voted to the presentation of the re- ports Of grand officers, which were highly satisfactory, eyidencing sub stantial growth in the order during the past year. The session was con. tinued in the afternoon and much routine work disposed of. On Mon day evening the Sultana Reoe6ah lodge degree team eyempliiied the beautiiied work of the degree before an appreciative audience The visiting delegates were enthusiastic in their praise ol the work of the local degree team. prOnouncing it to excel any. , thing they had ever witnessed in de- f gree team work. At its conclusion refreshments were served and an hour spent in social converse. The visiting lady delegates are Mrs. G. NJ. Nolin. Mrs. A. J. Bradley, Mrs. C. $. Scott, Mrs. Geo. A. Mintz, and Mrs. P. II. . i Coyle. Phoenix: Mrs. Reese Ling, oi | Prescott: Mrs. Cake, Tucson; NrS. J. , N. Jones of BiSbee. The ladies of Sul' , tana Rebckah lodge have shown theil ? visiting sisters many courtesies. Or Tuesday afternoon Mrs. A. Kinney took them out for drive. which wa, much enjoyed. In the evening the : ball given by the Rebekahs took place 2 in odd Fellows hall, which was hand somely decorated for the occasion . Some sixty pr seventy couples partic' 3 ipated, and il proved one of the most enjoyable social events that Globe has witnessed in a long time. Refresh . ments were served on the stage throughout the evening. : On Tuesday the grand lodge and grand encampment elected officers q, follows:
 GRAND LODGE OFFICERS , Grand Master, A. R. Kilgorc. , Deputy Grand Master R. Hum , phrey.
 Grand Warden. F. F. Trott.
 Grand Treasurer, J E. Perry. Grand Secretary. George A. Mintz. Grand Trustees. E. Robinson. x. \ Morford, J. T. Moore.
 GRAND ENCAMPMENT OFFICERS.
 c. P, H. C. Hitchcock
 c. II. F., T, NJ, Nolin.
 c. $. w.. E. Marks.
 G. J. w., C. w. Slack.
 c, Scribe, c. Mintz. G. Treasurer: H. Jewell. Rep. Sov. G. Lodge, J. J. Hill. Trustees w T. McNelly, O. w. Giessenhoiler, P. Gordon.
 OFFICERS OF THE REEEK MI
 ASSEMBLY.