Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-29
Many Posts Inspected
by Gen. Kasson.
Uniformed Rank X. of P. Will
Elect Lieutenant.
L. 0. T. M. Installed New Officers
Local Lodge News.

q. 4. Il.
The Inst meeting OF Buckley post
was not well attended owing to tho in
clenlency OF the weather. Comrades
Grifin, huffman, Baldwin and Tomp-
kins haze recovered from their recent
illness. Comrades Monk and HoskiDs
are improving: Comrade s. n. Wilson
has been appointed sergeant major.
vice Charles Boyce resigned.
State Inspector General Ii. A. Kas.
son has inspected sos out OF 6D5 Ohio
posts. The Relief Corps served sup.
per in G. a. II. hall Saturday night.
X. o. L. NJ.
Akron tent, held short review Mon
day night, and received six applica-
tions for membership and approved
seven candidates. Officers were in
stalled by Great Commander II. NJ
Parker. Friday evening 90 members
gave the play, "The Ancient Order of
Hercules" in Apollo hall, Cuyahoga
Falls for the benefit Of the Falls lodge.
Tip Top Tent held it's regular
weekly review last Thursday evening
at their hall in the Schumacher block,
and although the weather was not fa-
vorable to large attendance, good
ly number were on hand. The tent
is gradually growing, new members
being initiated every week. Their
flfth anniversary will be celebrated
in the near future, preparations being
made for same last Thursday.
/. o. r.
Court Pride desires every member
to be present at the next meeting, at
which time the captain of the team
will make his appointments and other
business will be transacted.
L. Il. X. of 2.
Akron company, No. 81, held a very
interesting meeting Friday evening.
The Amusement Committee is progress
ing and all indications point to very
interesting and enjoyable time. On
Friday evening", Feb. 2nd, a special
meeting is called to elect second lieu
tenant for the ensuing term. Special
meeting on Sunday at 2:30 p. IN. Mt Nc
Pherson hall. Hope every member
will be present to take part In the en-.
tertainment.
NJ. W. of A.
Akron Camp held public installation,
followed by an entertainment and
dance Monday night. Neighbor II. S.
Brandon gave talk on the growth of
the order. We have gained $4,000
In II months and in the same
time paid out $4.5S per minute in death
benefits.
PATHFINDER.
Akron lodge had five applications
for membership Monday night. Bro.
G. W. Jordan was elected recording
secretary and was installed by the past
president.
Bros. u. J. Hard. and f. Fl. Genet 4!
lre organizing lodge at Mt. Vernon.
lodge gave successful en-
tertninment Wednesday evening.
PYTHIAN SIsTERHooD.
Our new G. c., Sister Denaple, ,prcsid.
ed Mt the last meeting of Louise AS
sembly. All of the now officers are |
doing we'll their part. 1t is hoped that
Ihc members will not forget their
pledges and attend regularly.
l.. o. L. NJ.
Independent Hive met IN short ses-
sion Jan. ~, with good attendance.
The Hive will meet in regular review
Feb. 8. This being installation every
ady should be present, as our in
officer is making every effort
o make 1t success.
Busy Bee Hive met In regular re-
7iew Tuesday evening, with an at
endance of 40 members and 10 WIS.,
tors. Installation of officers was
hc feature of the evening. these cere-
Monies being conducted by CT. Com.
lady Doerlcr, assisted by Lady Tate
IS chaplain, Lady Allen as NJ. at Arms
md the captain and guards of the
Hive. Great credit is due all who
ook part in these exercises. The fol.
owing officers were installed: Com,
larry Cox; P. Com, Almira Miller;
4. Com, Grace Twynham; Il, X,
Sellio @. V. Heppert; r. X, Anna
Chap, Emma Mustill; Serg,,
nez Klefer; NJ, at Arms, Jennie
Aungst; Sent, Josephine Tyler; pick