Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-02
GIaddened Hearts Of the
Little Ones.
The Holiday Season In Akron's
Lodges
Is Marked With Great Activity
Lodge Notes.

Iuuye Nuteo'
Akron Commandery, knights Tenn
plar, made their sixth annual pilgrim
age to the Children's Home Monday
afternoon. About 25 of the knights at
tended and the occasion will be long
remembered. The Home was reached
at 2 o'clock and the Knights were roy
ally received by the superintendent,
Mrs. Rosa Il. Grubb, and the children.
During the exercises which followed
Eminent Sir ]. Asa Palmer presided.
Eminent Sir George Billow offered
prayer and Sir Knights II. s. Thomas
and George Billow made addresses.
DR.. o. a. Lyons DIR. l.. S. Ebright
and Mrs. II. Il. Grubb responded OH
the part of the Home.
A young ladies' mandolin club fur
nished the music.
The children also had part to play
and they played well. A short cantata,
In four parts, was presented in n credi-
table manner. There are "a children
In the Home and each received has.
ket of candy. pop corn and an orange.
." va, Nutli
was given an additional present in the
shape Of toy, doll or book. The pres
ents We're distributed by Sir knights
A. II. Sargent and ii. r. Whlteman.
A purse containing S25 was also left
at the Home to he used for the library.
The trustees have provided n book case
and within few years an excellent H.
t.pa t.xyf fn, al, x,.tII I,,
nucleus has already been formed and
MI persons having children's books
may donate them to the library IL they
SO desire.
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
The next meeting of Columbia coun-
Gil being installation of officers, those
who give n bond should have them
ready and not put 1t off by forgetting.
Let us start in the new year right. We
made substantial gains In the past
year, but there Is room for more. Don't
stop to count complaints. The new Off.
GERS and committees can profit by mis-
tnkes Of the past, which will surely aid
them to success. Our election last
meeting kept Ills late but was uniform
ly pleasant. Some fairly had honors
OF Office thrust upon them. which
should encourage them to do their very
best. Remember Jan. 1. Is next meet.
ing. Those not in +. Il. ID. ought To be.
II IN wisdom to join.
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.
Akron Circle, No. 81, elected officers
as follows:
President John NJ. Harding.
Vice President, o. r. Wright.
Guardian, Mrs. Nellie Rush.
Chaplain, Miss Fannie s. G. Sours.
Secretary, A. Mclaughlin.
Accountant, David Tuholsky.
Treasurer, II. II. Danforth.
Guide, Chas. s. Garrard.
Companion, Mary f. Fay.
Porter, II. II. Garman.
Watchman, ii. a. Martin.
Trustee, l.. +. Shirer.
Medical examiners, Drs. Il. ]. Cauf.
field and NJ. d. Kapp.
Representatives to Grand Circle, II.
ii. Rush, II. A. Martin, Chas. II.
Morgan.
Pianist, Miss Emma W. Danforth.
Assistant pianist, Milo d. Williams.
PATHFINDER.
Supreme President Steiner returned
from Lima Thursday. Deputy Umbar-
ger of Mansfield visited the Supreme
Office last Friday.
Deputy Nogt returned to Zcnia
Thursday after having spent Christ
mas at Lisbon, o.
Deputy Perry returned to Springfield
on Friday. having spent the holidays
with his family in Cuyahoga Falls.
Complete paraphernalia for team
Will he sent to Lake Eric Lodge, Lor-
ain, o., the coming week.
Supreme Organizer Pfeiffer spent
most of last week in Lorain and
Elyria.
Akron lodge, No. met Monday ev.
ening, Dec. ~, and received l3 appli-
cations for membership. One candi-
date was given the obligation. After
transacting some business, lunch
was served and social session was
held. The paraphernalia will soon be
completed and Is of handsome design.
acted next Monday evening and all are
Invited to be present.
| X. o. r. NJ.
Akron tent held an interesting re-
view last Monday night which was
largely attended for holiday review.
Commander McAIoran was in the
chair. The tent received seven M.
plicatlons for membership and
proved the applications of nine can
dldates. The captain of degree team
would like all members present for In.
itiation. All Sir Knights are requested