Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-02

the interest of the Pathfinder.
Bro. Geo. G. Berry, Supreme secre-
tary, spent several days last week in
Columbus in the interest of the Or
der. tN4
Supreme Office reports applications
coming in rapidly and that the Path
finder generally is in flourishing
condition.
l.. B.. Calhoun, who has been the
Deputy for the order in Cleveland, is
no longer with us. Members will be
careful to pay their dues to no one but
their lodge secretary.
A lodge with 1870 charter members
was instituted at Dayton last Wednes-
day night by Supreme Organizer Pfeif
fer.
Supreme Conductor Durant spent a
few days last week with the lodge at
Findlay, Ohio.
Supreme Organizer Pfeiffer Will
spend this week in Youngstown.
Add L OTM .....
independent hive will meet Tuesday
evening. All ladies that have not paid
assessment No. A, or April dues, must
do SO at this review OF stand suspend
| ed. The Record Keeper will make 1t u
point to be Mt the hall early. Hive
opens one half hour earlier.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
A special Invitation is extended to
all members OF Provident Council, No.
1G, as well as to all young married
people, who contemplate any Insurance
for their dear ones, to meet in q. A.
r. hall on next Wednesday evening,
April 4. at 7:3o pm, for n special
meeting of the Council, as well as so
cial entertainment where resp.esh-
ments viii be served, with no expense
to anybody. Let there be large turn
out.
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
Columbia Council was favored last
meeting with a visit from State Coun-
silor Florence NJ. Sellers, of East Liv
erpool, and S. G. Gee. j. II. Focht, of
Canal Fulton, who came to institute
new Council of Daughters of Liber-
ty, to be known as Pride Of Summit
Council. After attending our meeting
they remained with US to enjoy the
social entertainment. Unfortunately
our sister S. G, received message
from her home In East Liverpool tell
ing her Of the serious illness of her
little daughter Our Council assisted
Bro Focht, S. G. Sec, in instituting
the Council, Friday evening, we eS-
tend to the Council our greeting and
wish them success. Two sisters de-
parted for the line of battle determined
to do or die and two new ones applied
for their places. Y One was balloted
for, the other coming too late to be
acted upon Inst meeting The bazaar
was not as successful as 1t ought to
have been, The social committee an
nounced a masquerade for April 20,
which Will afford lots Of fun for a
small, sum. Our Council must look
well to their laurals. There is a rival
In the field. May they both succeed.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOR
ESTERs.
| Court Pride, 356, met Tuesday night
with large attendance. Two candi-
dates solved the mysteries Of our camp.
New applications are being handed In
every night. Let lis number 250 by
July. There were about 20 of the com
panions with us, and all had good
time. 1t was pay night for our off,
GERS, and after E. o. Leberman (our
court physician had his salary he sent
us up a box of fine cigars and also
chewing gum for the companions. Our
court deputy also presented 100 fine ci-
gars, which We're enjoyed by all, with
many thanks. Among our visitors We're
Companion Mrs. Vanderhoof who left
Wednesday for Massachusetts. After a
few remarks by her, Companion Mrs.
Bender presented her with fine COM
panion pin. Our side degree did not
have any fun this week as It got too
late, but win be all o Il for next Tues
day night We will also have initiation
in our regular degree.
| ELKS.
Akron lodge of Elks elected; Exalt-
cd ruler, VIM, NJ. Hiltabidle; esteemed
leading knight, J. Ed Good; esteemed
loyal knight, l., w, Hunsicker; esteem
ed lccturing knight, Chas. MeMillen;
secretary, II. B. Mcneil; treasurer D.
X. Paige; trustee, jacob pfeiffcr; dele
gate to national convention, at Atlantic
City, in June, u. @, Shaw; alternate,
DR.. l.. IL. Slsler.
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