Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-14

adding voices to the chorus, and desires TO
recruit II up to AT least nifty. IL " the
intention OF the camp 70 make this club
feature OF Omaha musical circles.
Alpha Camp No, at its last regular
meeting Initiated eight new candidates ana
received eight new applications. After the
initiation the meeting was given over TO
speech making. singing and smoking, the
cigars being at the expense OF the newly
Tvesdav eyenins newt LAM January nv "a as the
hall has been given over to Alpha Grove
for a mask ball. The officers will be pres
ent, however, to obligate new members
and deliver their certificates.
At the meeting of January % II L. eN-
pected that a class of twenty-five will be
ing right along and the increasine mem
bership indicates that Interest in the camp
and order is not waning.
wooduen circle.
]. c. Root circle No. "a will meet in reg
ulsr session Wednesday evening, January
L. After the meeting social .l,t hour VIII VIII
friends are invited. A feature OF the even
ing will be the presence of Buster Brown
and his dog Tige." Refreshments will also
be served later in the evening.
Poplar Grove. auxiliary to United States
camp No. 22s, Woodmen Of the World,
gave a very enjoyable and largely at
tended high Ave party and social at Fra
ternal hail. Fourteenth and Douglas
streets during the past week.
Royal Neighbors of America.
Clematis Camp No. 1855 will give mask
ball at the Workmen temple, Fourteenth
and Dodge streets, Saturday evening Jann-
vited.
The women on the entertainment com
mittee OF Ivy Camp No. . are preparing a
nice program for their nickel social in con-
nection with the installation OF officers
WSedinssday evening January airy r l., a,
streets. All members are requested to at
tend and bring some of their friends with
nickel for each person and thus enjoy q
pleasant evening and good cup OF cofree
National Union.
Omaha Council No. 40 held it's regular
session Thursday evening in Myrtle annex
| Continental block. There was large at
| tendance OF members. President William
Kennedy took the chair for the first time
ing ing and d' several applications for member,
| ship were handed In.
Speaker James P. Connolly will address
day day January is, on The Greatest Ameri.
can" big attendance Is expected.
Tribe of ben, Hur.
Officers of Mecca court No. 13 were in
stalled Thursday evening for the ensuine
year by state Manager G; T: Way as fol p,
Rose Ollie; Scribe, Fred {. White; Keeper
| of tribute, Il. w. French; captain, Jasper
Mct enei sSa George
outer door p. e. Rickard; rabbi, JOSEPH
NJ. d. Crossett; master ceremonies, A. w
presented the retiring chief, L. d. schaub
| with a solid gold past chiefs badge as
token OF esteem from the members OF mecc'
| court.
This court has had a prosperous yea
and the annual reports show large in
crease in the membership and substantial
January IS, the court will give a card AM
dancing party. Refreshments will b
| served.
Omaha court No. 10 tribe, installed 1t
officers with an attendance of about 10
members. Several applications were read
There was also one transfer and four In
itiations. Light refreshments were serve
after the exercises and a very enjoyslbl
time had. A number will be on hand TO
initiation next Tuesday night.
on January 80 another OF those popula
entertainments will be held.
L Improved order OF Red Men.
Yah-Nun Dah-sis tribe No. 2 elected tn
following officers at its last meeting
James NJ. Taylor, sachem; w. D. WOOD
sycamore, the latter also being sppolnte
organist. The installation of these officer
will take place Monday evening. Januar
being the installing officer. Several prom
| inent citizens will suffer President Roost
! velt's fate of being adopted into til
order.
III Degree of Pocahontas.
Thursday evening AIfaretta council No.
auxiliary of Yah-Nun Dah-Sis tribe No.
: ments and dance were additional pleai
ures OF the evening.
Daughters of Rebekah. t,--r
Ruth Rebekah lodge No. / installed II
/ following officers saturday evening. jan
vary Z; .,, Mrs l; = Talbot, noble gran,
STUNT. treasurer; Mrs. Mock, Miss Carr
Jensen, Mrs. Thompson, trustees; Mr.
Nichols, walden; Miss F. Roulsen, col
i guard Mr. Hess. outer guard; Mrs. j
= hanna Strawn, right support of mob
grand Mrs. Hess, left support to rob
y grand Miss Mable STUNT; right support
' TO vice grand; Mrs. J. Strawn. CAPITA
Z degree stan, and Miss Josephine Standeve
: musician
4 Bankers Union of the world.
! A Joint meeting OF Omaha lodge No.
: and Fraternal lodge No. 3 was held Frid,
!, evening at Fraternity hall. President c.
/ Mammalian presiding; Twenty.eisht apple
:, loted upon The special feature OF Il
: evening was the obligation given to a ella
! of young men from Creighton college
L President Il. {. Spinney. The commit
i. appointed to select robes for the degr
IS team reported that the robes had been s
). | lected and would be ready al an early dat
g An announcement was made that an e
!. on the evening OF February z at Was
J. | ington hall.
i Miss Blanche Jay was elected muaci,
: Of lodge No. for the ensuing year.
y Grand Army of the Republic.
v The joint installation OF officers of Geor
v Crook post and corps was held Frid
Il evening in their new hall at Twenty-fo four