The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-15
WITH THE SECRET ORDERS.

Grand Secretary Tyson of the INDIE
pendent Order of Odd Fellows has
been advised that the anticipated en-
oampment at Buchana, Harrison coun-
ty, was instituted Monday night Mr..
Tyson has not received the report of
the secretary of the new lodge and
does not know the name or member
ship. He Will probably receive the-r re-
port in a few days. The lodge was
installed by Grand Representative Jo-
seph L. Bass of Rome, Ga
A letter has been received by the
grand secretary of Odd Fellows from
Grand Patriarch B. c. Randall of Grif-
fin, stating he will institute the pro-
posed lodge at Nunan, Coweta coun-
ty, tonight. From all indications the
lodge will have a good membership.
An inquiry has been received in ref
erence to an encampment of Odd Fell
lows at Rochelle. 1t is possible this
lodge will be ready for institution in
a short while.
The Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows has sent the
new passwords to the district deputy
grand masters. When the installation
of the newly elected officers of all the
lodges takes place, the new pass words
will be given the officers installed,
who will in turn divulge them to all
members who are in good standing.
The new pass words will 20 into eff
feet about Jan. 1.
The medals to be worn by the
grand representatives, when the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows convenes here
in May, have been received by the
grand secretary. Heretofore the grand
representatives have had no badge to
distinguish them from other attend
ing members. The medal is very elab-
orately finished in gold and silver, and
suspended from the top bar is a large
silver, f1ve-pointed star. with a gold
wreath. In the center of the silver
star is the Georgia coat of arms I'm
gold.
Tomorrow night Landrum Lodge
No. So, f. and A. NJ, will elect off,
GERS for the ensuing year. 1t is doubt
full If the installation of the officers
Will take place after the election, as
Mr.. George Dwelle, one of the officers,
Is out of the city. and this ceremony
VII probably be postponed until his
Ifturn, which will be in time for the
Jllowing meeting.
MARRIED WOMEN's CARD CLUB.
The Married women's Card Club
was delightfully."- entertained yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. Williamson,
whose home on Forsyth Park was
beautifully adorned with white chrys-
anthemums and ferns.
The green and white effect was car
ried out in the accessories of the card
tables, the score cards being tied with
green ribbons, and the tally cards orn-
amented with big Nile green satin
bows. Little silver pipes were used to
reckon the lone hands OF ten, and it's
sue paper butterflies marked those OF
twenty.
Among Mrs willamson's guests
We're Mrs. Beirne Gordon, Mrs. T. NJ
Cunningham. Mrs. w. w. Gordon, Mrs.
Malloch. Mrs. Cuyler Gordon, Mrs. j.
tlorance Minis, Mrs. George W.
Owens, Mrs. Lawton. Mrs. Steele,
mrs. Meldrim, Mrs. Warfield, Mrs.
raymond M. Demere, Mrs. Charles II.
strong, Mrs. William N. Pratt, Miss
Cosens, Miss Emily Shotter, Miss
Mollie Johnson, Mrs. Bisbee, Mrs. T..
,. Howard. Mrs. A. @. Guerard, Miss
Maude Hayward. Mrs Henry Meal
PIN Mrs. w. w. Gordon, Jr., Mrs.
John Heard Hunter. Mrs. Arthur
DVerton, Mrs. John 3. Howkins, Mrs.
henry d. stevens. Mrs. Frank Battey,
MRS Wright Hunter. Mrs. George +.
Aehnlhe, Mrs Harold .. Aver Mrs.