The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-08
LODGE NEWS.
knights OF Columbus May En-
large New Quarters.
Plan to Build Third Story on
Real Estate Building.
MASONS ARE COMING.
Scottish Rite Bodies Will Meet
Here Oct. %.
Woodmsn of World to Unveil a
Monument.
MASONS ARE COMING.

which the knights of Columbus bought
for their state headquarters will be en-
larged with an additional story, to be
used as the assembly room. The lower
two stories will be rented for Office pur-
poses as in the past.
The plans of the organization for the
winters work, with the increased i'd
vantages of having a home of their
own, have not yet been laid. Architects
will be requested shortly to make bids
on the addition to the building, and af-
ter that is completed and the assembly
room and offices ready for use, more
active work than ever before will be
commenced in the order.
There are 25 councils of the knights of
Columbus in Kansas at the present
time, with a total membership of over
$500.
P. ]. Monaghan states that the build
ing was bought by himself and not Mr..
c. J. Devlin as was first reported. He
says further that a lodge fund will be
creased for the ownership of the
structure finally.
The Knights and Ladies of Security
lodges 1, 2, 3, 4 and so installed their
officers this week for the ensuing year.
There are eleven officials in each lodge.
The semi-annual reunion of the Scot
fish Rite Masons. Valley Of Topeka
26 and q. A large attendance is look
ed for. Programmes have been prepar-
ed and can be obtained in the reading
room of the Masonic temple on Jackson
street.
The programme follows:
Oriental lodge of Perfection No. 3,
Tuesday, October rs, 1904-4th deg, Sc
cret master, 8 a. m; 9Th deg, Perfect
Secretary, IL a. m; 7th deg, Provost
and Judge, HAS a. M; Sth deg, In
tendant of the Building, 1870 p. M; Sth
deg, Flu of the Nine, p. M; 10th deg.
Twelve; 18th deg, Master Architect;
18th deg, Royal Arch OF Solomon; 14th
deg, Perfect Flu, p. m.
Unity Chapter Rose Croix No. l.
Tuesday october rs. 1sO4-15th deg.
Knight of the East, 1880 p. M; 10th
deg. Prince of Jerusalem. $3.50 p. m.
Wednesday, october 26. 1sO4-17th
Godfrey de st. Omar Council
Knights Kadosh No; 2, Wednesday
October 2 2S 1so4 MssfeF deg aF Popti
Lodge, 1:15 p. M; 21st deg, Noachite
or Prussian Knight, 1890 p. M; 22nd
deg, knights of Royal Axe. $3.50 p
m; 23rd deg, Chief of the Tabernacle;
oath deg, Prince of the Tabernacle;
25th deg, knights of the Brazen Ser
pent; 26th deg, Prince of Mercy; 27th
deg, Knight Commander or the Tenn
pie; 2Sth deg, Knight of the Sun
Adept; 29th deg, Scottish Knight of
Thursday, october 81, 1eo4-soth
deg, Knight Kadosh, a. m.
Topeka Consistory No. 1-31st deg,
Inspector Inquisitor, 8 p. m; 32nd
deg, Master of the Royal Secret, 1880
p. m.
The unwilling of a monument at the
grave of Rev. Warren Mooney by the
Woodmen of the World will take place
on next Sunday, October 9, at Roch-
ester cemetery. J. E. Fitzgerald, state
deputy of Missouri, will deliver the
eulogy. Rev. Mooney was a member
of Lumber camp No. rs, at Clinton,
Iowa, and died in Topeka on May 8.
The Woodmen Circle will furnish the
music. All Woodmen are invited to
be at Lincoln Post hall on Sunday
afternoon at 1870 o'clock, where car
riages will be in readiness for them.
Mrs. Emma S. Neidig, supreme vice
president of the Fraternal Brother
hood, at Los Angeles, Cal. delivered
an address at the A. o. U. w. hall,
corner Sixth and Jackson streets, on
Wednesday evening. A social time
On Friday afternoon Home council. |
7. r. B. A, held a thimble party at
the home of H. c. Phelps, 10 Exeter |
avenue.