Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-26
Free Entertainment For the Comrades
Of G. A. r.

Aetolia lodge. L. G. Huber and j.
L. Chairman are of the board of direc-
tors for 1900 which will meet this
week and organize. The lodge is in a
prosperous condition. Regular meet.
, ing Tuesday night.
Akron lodge. Next Wednesday eve
ming ut the regular meeting the team
will confer tho rank of knight on one
candidate. Our membership is grow
ing rapidly. All the sick members
are improving.
Mcpherson lodge held an interesting
and profitable meeting at its last ses-
sion. The matter of directors for the
new board which will control the hall
to be used by the three lodges was
| taken up and resulted in the election
of A. u. Siegfried as director for one
year and II. V. Egbert for the two-year
| term. At an early date next week
the board will meet and organize. The
committee on social events announced
that on Thursday, March s. after n
short lodge session there will be held
social session, interspersed with va
riOus forms of entertainment.
Thursday night Barberton lodge,
No. 1856, knights of Pythas, gave an
elaborate banquet in Moore hall TO $50
guests.
u. II. *. of T.
| Akron company held their business
meeting Friday night. All reports
have been made in detail. Those who
went to Medina reported a most ex-
cellent time and bestow unstinted
praise upon their Medina brethren for
their genuine hospitality.
G. A. II.
At the last meeting of the &. A. r..
number of comrades werc reported
sick. A few applications for member
ship were received. A free entertain
ment will be given March O. by the
orchestra of the First Congregational
church, assisted by Miss Carita Me-
Ebright and Mr.. A. L. Saunders.
j. O. r. NJ,
| Low 1or
Monday night with 10 per cent Of it's
members in attendance. 1t is praise
worthy in the Sir knights of Akron
Tent, the zeal and interest that they
take in Maccabeeism. The Tent re.
ceived five APPLICATIONS for member
ship, approved two applicants to mem
bership and initiated ten candidates
into the mysteries of the order.
Tip Top Tent will hold it's regular
review Wednesday evening. Matters
of Importance will be considered
Thursday evening the fifth anniver-
sary Of the Tent will be celebrated at
Tip Top hall. Music, speeches, cards
and dancing Will be features.
l.. O. L. NJ.
A masquerade ball will be given by
Busy Bee Hive Tuesday evening at
Mcpherson hail.
BANKERS FRATERNAL UNION.
Fully 14O members to be initiated
are requested to be present with their
certificates next Tuesday evening,
when Akron council, No. 2, Bankers
Fraternal Union, will be instituted at
Banquet hall, l. o. o. r. temple. Sew
eral of the supreme officers will be
present and will be accompanied by
the celebrated Schubert quartet of
Cleveland After the institution
light lunch will be served by Caterer
Alderfcr.
PATHFINDER.
Middlebury lodge of the Pathfinder
held box social at the close Of their
last meeting, Feb. 81. The boxes sell
ing for the highest prices were pre-
pared by Misses Emily Wells and An
ma Worgeon. They were purchased
by Mr.. Fred Fogariy and Mr.. Pearl
Strawn. The evening was enjoyably
spent.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Puritan camp met last Thursday in
their hall, 213 e. Market St, and es.
corted two strangers through the mys
teries Of the order. A good attendance
was had, considering that 1t was the
next meeting after the banquet and
ball. Our banquet was great success
and the Woodmen have nothing but
praise for our ladies.
NJ. w. of A.