Evening journal., 1904-03-30
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing

Mizrah Conciave No. 2. He9tasophs, or
Seven wise Men and Guidine star Temple
No. order OF United Americans were in-
stalled last evening.
sixty members were on the roll Of the
former when 81 was launched last evening.
The work OF Institution was performed
In the Humphrics building. no. 0l2 Ship
ley street. BY Grand Archon Harry car
son and officers OF the Right Worthy
Grand Conclave with the ancient form Of
the order.
Immediately after the Institution the de- /
gree stan Of Brandywine Conc ave per-
formed the full degree work under the
direction OF Captain ls. +. Robinson. THIS
was followed BY the installation OF the
following officers Past archon and rep
rcsoatsipo 10 grand conciaye, G.. h. Pier
sou srchon w. il. Wlswcl Provost a.
Br.cr nrclate, Lewis Kramer Inspector
clntrrl Robert Cloud; herald Lester
CIola warden. NJ. Chaikin; sentinel W.
Mart Hnanciai secretary w. j. sioopea,
rtcotfne scribe ID Stewart. treasurer
l.. "a. Eihorson. After the installation
spec hes were made by the grand officers
Among those present were Supreme ln-
spe Tor General Samuel ovcrshnt
prime Herald Goorse II. Rue. Supreme
n-esentativc e. Mccain and ,
Webb. Past Grand Aiehon a. IS. ,ro--.
grove Andrew Sharon, Archon OF Fr end
ship ConciaNe. W S. oud formerly OF
Mckinley Conclavc was foremost IN or
ganlzing the new conclave and for his
work he has received the honor Of Past
Grand Archon.
In the Western Union Building. Third
and Market streets. Guiding star Tempe, /
order United Americus was Installed last
night By Right Worthy Grand Instructor
Mary G. Lawrence. OF Philadelphia and
Rgnt Worthy Grand Treasurer Fanny II
Hamhleton also of Philadelphia The ofn- |
GERS OF the new Tempe are. Grand IN
structor Lizzie Day: vice-grand in
structor Mrs Elmer Chapman grand
conductor. ldeanla Bradncld: grand chap
lain. Eva Daley. recording secretary
Mary T.. Duncan; assistant secretary
Nellie Drummond financial secretary, Ida
Smith, treasurer. Myrtle Fdnnessoy; in
side conductor. Bessie Weber; outside
conductor Hattie Jones; past grand in
slructor. Myrtle Drummond trustees
Edward Boulden. Robert Bradhed and
William H. Duncan After the work OF
institution and installation refreshments
were served and speeches made By the
visitors. Anueiam Temple. NO. S, of the
same order was represented by Charles J.
Smith william Jewell John Robinson
and Harry Gehman. The new Tempe VIII
meet IN the Western Union Building every
Tuesday evening hereafter.
Camp No. 10. p o. s. A. will celebrate
their first anniversary on April p. Al the
celebration speeches viii be made by in
vlted guests from this and other States.
A fine musical program will be rendered
and refreshments win be served.
wilmington Council Ladies Of the Red
Cross viii celebrate their anniversary on
Arril l2 All arrangements have not as
yet been completed but the members hope
to make IL a notable arair.
chosen Friends Castle. knights Of the
Golden Eagle Initiated a candidate at It's
meeting last night. The second degree
was also conferred on a member.
Cherokee Tribe. Improved order Of Red
A'n held their semi-annual election Of
officers last evening with the following re-
suit: Prophet Ahram Bacharach; sachem.
j. Oscar Midiam: senior sagamoro. j. o.
Johnson; junior sycamore. Charles Pret-
lyman. chief Of records. Charles McIn-
tire keeper OF Wampum. Elias M. Sar-
gent; trustees. James Seneesteen. Harry
Nandersioot and Samuel N. Turner;
widows and orphans William cohee.
spirited election took place 2t the
meeting OF Waneta Council. degree OF
Pocohontas last evening. The following
were elected: Prophecies Mary T.. Dins-
more; Pocohontas, Annie Buckalew; VIM
ona, Mrs Florence Porter: keeper Of rec-
ords. Mary Mclnure; keeper OF wampum
Cara j. v. Morris The council also held
an adoption and conferred degrees.
Wawasot Tribe. Improved order Of Red
Men, which meets Ia the Highlands viii
hold their semi-annual election OF officers
tomorrow evening. The election promises
70 be a spirited one and a large attend
ance Is expected. The tribe has now ten
names 10 be adopted which will be done
az a meeting two weeHs hence.
Crusaders Castle No. b. X. G. E.
held very interesting session last ovon-
ing AZ their Castle room Seventeenth ana
Woodlawn avenue. Representatives from
Marshahton Delaware City. Christlana,
Newark ana from Now Castle were pres
ont Grand Chief Y. r. white made an
address as ala several others. After ths
Castle session the mombers ani visitors
were entertained by the committee. who
gave an oyster supper. The Castle IS ono
% tho strongest in the State and are TAX
ing IN new members every meeting night.
Brother Greenwich was the chef