Evening journal., 1904-06-01
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing

81 e,v1ne has been practically abandoned
:. - thonrht bv many OF the members
,na, spch an affair would not make
-,facient au,ount OF money and Il was
decided 10 lay the matter aside Tor al
while.
IT, the meeting Of Appomattox Camp
No "a. sons of Veterans, four candiea'es
were Initiated. The meeting was wen at
,.r.,ed and members Of the firing squad
ubich ACCOMPANIED the Grand Army
Dosfs on their rounds Of the cemeteries
Memorial Day. were loudly commenaeo'
rive proposisions were also laid on the
r.n,e tomorrow evening camps Nos
~ IL ~ lhe sons Of Veterans Will pay
fra+ernal visi< TO a camp as Chester
rran6vurine Conmandcry, knights OF
49, rchearsed last evening in prepa
ration Tor comforting the Rcd Cross and
sepnlcher degrees for William Mckinney
f~ommanierv. In performing uhe work
the rev 81 800 parphernaiia Of Brandy
wines degree team will be used. lh's is
accrtdited as being the finest parapher-
MALTA Of its kind in this country tne
electrical display alone beins gorgeous'
A. the meeting Of Brandywne Command
cry last evening K was decided 70 at'o"
the Danes OF Malta, an auxiliary 10 the
knights. 10 view the paraphernalia before
the degree work begins. The edies VIII
be admitted between 7.i5 and $50 O'Clock
Aficr the work Is finished the visitors
will be served a banquet. large cro"d
is expected to be present durlns she per-
formance.
Two initiarons marked the progress Of
the meeting Of Wilmington Council, Le-
rlon of the Red Cross. The ladies are
very active and every meeting night they
have from one to two Invitations Cone
siderable routine business was transacted
at iast nights meeting.
The warrior degree Mas conferred upon
three candidates last evening by Chero-
kee Tribe. imp'd order Of Red Men. Next
Ttieeday evening two palefaccs Will be
adopted by the tribe The degree team
Of Cherokee via perform the work and a
large attendance OK members is asked Tor,
rceress conciavc. Hep,asophs or Seven
Wise Men. held a very Interesting meet
ing ilas epening Matters of Importance
10 The members were discussed at length
ana several members made addresses on
next Tuesday evening the conc,ave VII
initiate several candidates and full at-
tendance OF the members is.usked for.
A. the meeting Of Corinthlan Lodge
Shield OF Honor last evening a new Ju'
nior Master was elected after a spirited
contest. He was Robert Foster one oI
the hardest and most enthusiastic work
crs in the Lodge. The meeting was we,
attended and mnch enthusiasm manifes;
cd IN she result OF The election. Th0
new.y eectei Junior Master VIII la a.
probability be installed on next Tue esda,
evening by Grand Master Robert Taylo.
Other business Of Importance was trans
acted during .ast evenings meeting.
Next Tuesday evening viii be an 'everr
fu one IN the history Of 'Eurekai CouncA
Jr. o. T.. A. ~. and tWcnty-one candi
dates Will be initiated into membership
OF the Council. This Is abe largest cas-
Eureka ever had for initiation. the mem
bers preferrins rather TO initiate b. the
cards are received. 'nhe degree team d
Eureka Council win perform the initiat
ing work and as 4 Is very interesting ,
is thougAi there viii be large attend
ance.
The Joint committees Of the variou
lodges Of odd Fellows m this city me
last evening in odd Fellows Hall az ,h
can Of the Past Grand Mastet-s Assocfa
ton 10 provide ways and, means for III
celebration OF odd Felows bay in IN
near future. The committee organize
by electiug George G. Norton. chairman
Lewis n. stockwell. vicc-presiient: W. s
Lednum. secretary aud Robert a. Burn,
treasurer. The following commiteo o
transportation were appointed-i2wis n
stockwel Robert NJ. Burns. James SAY
ers, Goldsmith G.. Nailor and T. j. Isaac
This committee wiz arrmge Tor date
the proposed Jubilee and the place wher
Il Is TO be held. A meeting viii be hel
Tuesday evening when d IS thought a r,
port from the committee will be hear,
and until that time nothing denhite ca
be done
The degree stan Of Friendship Conc,av
Heptasophs or Seven Wise Men. vii, lea,
this evening al 6.i2 for Newark. whe,
they will initiate large class Of csnd
dates for a conclave al that pace. Tn
Will be the first meeting OF the Nepai
ConciaNe IN their new hall AMI ihc NEE
ing will be preceded by a short sire
parade healed by the Newark Band.
The carnival committee Of the Centr
Labor Union held a meeting last evenii
and talked over the progress SO far ma
toward making tae coming carnival a su
cess Reports were read from vsrio
committees and all we're encouraging
Grand Master Workman Edward
Kane Of the Ancient Order Of I-ni.
Workmen accompanied by other era
ofhcers went to Frankford last mig
where a new lodge was Instituted. r
lodge Is composed wholly OF young M
and consists Of number Of the b,
kn wn young business men and 9th,
I'm iha' section OF the State. This is TAX
as ar 1dication that the order will er
despite he objection which was ma
sonnet -ie ago 70 the new plan Of assc
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