The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-09
LODGE NOTES.
Doings Among the Various Orders
 Thursday Night.

Thursday Night.
 B. P. O. E. Elks. New Haven Lodge, No. 25, held their regular meeting Fri day evening and initiated ten new members. Plans for the convention at Cincinnati on July 17th were wiscussed.
 Court Robert Emmet, No. 20, F. of A., held their regular meeting in their lodge room in the Insurance building Friday evening. The officers were in- stalled by Deputy Grand Chief Ranger John Cooper and were as follows:
 Chief Ranger-Patrick Farrell.
 sub-Ghief Ranger-Lawrence Flanni- gan. .
 Recording Secretary-A. T, Hoffman.
 Senior Woodward-John Lyman.
 Junior Woodward-James Hannon. Senior Beadle-Bernard O'Neil. Junior Beadle-Thomas Donohue.
 Two candidates were initiated and two applications were recsived. Plans for a ball about Thanksgiving time were made and committees appointed. A social hour with refreshments fol- lowed.
 Court Guiding Star, No. 13, F. of A, held their regular meeting Thursday evening, inflated three candidates and received four applications, after which Deputy Chief Ranger William Pickett installed the following officers:
 Chief Ranger-M. Clark.
 Financial Secretary Brother Shelly.
 Recording Secretary--P. D. Hickey
 Senior Woodward-Brother Duffy.
 Junior Woodward-Brother ". Delay.
 Senior Beadle- Brother Hall. Junior Beadle-J. Mullen.
 A social hour, with refreshments, fol- lowed the initiation
 Grand Canton Sassacus, No. 1, held their regular meeting last evening in Sassacus armory, Church street. The committee on the whists of the past winter rendered their final report, showing a satisfactory balance in the treasury. The committee was dis charged with thanks, after which the meeting adjourned.
 Beacon Lodge, N. F. o. F., held their regular meeting Thursday evening and 1 initiated three candidates and received three applications. After the meeting Eadjourned cake and cream were served to the members and friends, and a SO cial hour was enjoyed.
 A meeting of the Herzl club was held Thursday evening. at which resolu- Itions were passed that the club mourns Fin common with ali Zionists for pr Herzl's death. The club, which has a membership of about twenty-five, was formed with the object of aiding in tht ultimate return of the Jews to Pales' tine. The officers are: President, A Aronson; ice-president, Miss D. E Hirshman; secretary, Miss F. Glich' stein. The meeting was addressed bS Dr. Blumenstein on Dr. Herzl, thu Father of Zionisrn.
 I A mass meeting was called for next Thursday, in conjunction with the Zior Guards and Cherre Chovoro Zion, to b' Iheld in memory of Dr. Theodore Herzl
 The new officers of Theodora Circle No. 30, were installed Thursday even ling. The officers are as follows: Chic Icompanion, Mrs. Wilhelmina Miller lsub-chief companion, Mrs, Charle; lGeider; recording secretary, Mrs. Fer dinand Wagner; financial secretary Mrs. Edward Luickox; treasurer. Mrs Gustav Reinwaid: right guide, Mrs ICharles Winery; left guide, Mrs. De. sllaube; inner guard, Mrs. Augustt Schwerrnann: outer guard, Mrs. Eliza beth Pfannebecher
 # Golden Rule Encampment, No. A q held their regular meeting in I. 0. 0. E IflaIl Thursday evening and installed tn, following officers: Chief patriarch, Ed ward c. Kelleyf high priest, J. B Clemnons; senior warden, John Wid # man; scribe, George N. Moses; treas urer, Benjamin H. Kilborns iunio warden, W c. Doolittle. The Distric Deputy Grand Patriarch, Edward G Munson. assisted by the other grant officers installed. Speeches and so cial hour were enjoyed.