The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-18
LODGE WORK

knights of Pythias expect good
attendance next Monday night, owing
to it being nomination night in the
local lodge. The election viii not take
place until the following meeting night.
With the exception of the First and
Master Mason degrees, all work in the
local Masonic lodges is completed for
the present time. Considerable time
has elapsed since all three lodges found
themselves out of work To wind up
the work that is in sight now. the Blue
Lodge will confer the First degree next
Friday evening and the Master Mason
degree on Saturday night.
The degree team of Baumgartner
Court c. O. F. has a gusy two weeks
before itself. Next Sunday. June Fl.
the team goes to Lafayette to confer
the third degree upon one hundred and
eighteen candidates. The team leaves
on Sunday morning on the 9:19 Monon
and will not return to Hammond until
early Monday morning. On the follow
ing Sunday the degree team will put
through a class in Hammond. Applica-
tions have been coming in fast in
Baumgartner court. and while the de-
gree had been given only a few months
ago, a large enough class has again
been formed for the work on June 2S.
The Eagles like the Elks. are
resting fromlodge meetings during the
summer months. each of the two lodges
holding only one meeting a month,
this on the last regular night of the
month.
The Owls hold their regular meeting
this evening in the Masonic Temple on
State street. The charter is still open
and will be SO for ninety days; this
according to a special dispensation to
the Hammond nest. There will be in
itiatfon in the order this evening. The
national convention of the Owls was
in session in Knoxville this week.
South Bend having the supreme coun-
ell. sent a goodly delegation to the
Tennessee city.
Calumet Lodge / o. o. +. will hold
| its regular meeting this evening in Odd
Fellows hall. Three candidates who
come from Crown Point will be shown
| the beauties of the order. A good at
tendance is desired for this evening.
Moltke Lodge I. o. o. F. holds it's
! regular meeting tomorrow evening.
Hammond Tent knights of the Mac
| cabees held their regular meeting last
evening in K. of p. hall and completed
arrangements for the memorial exer-
cises to be held next Sunday afternoon
All Maccabees are requested to gather
at the hall in order that the parade
may be formed by 1 o'clock. The Bap-
| fist church band has been retained tC
lead the parade. All the graves of the
deceased members will be decorated and
the usual memorial exercises carried
out at the cemetery
Several new members will be init
ated into the mysteries of the Roya
League this evening. and a good at
tendance is desided. A social session
Will follow the work. A smoker will
follow and ice cream and cake are OF
the refreshment program.
number Of Pythian Sisters of Ham
mond Temple No. 70 went to Chelten-
ham yesterday afternoon in answer t
special invitation. They are the
guests of the Oak Park Grove Temple
The annual election of officers IL
Triumph Council No. II, Daughters o
Liberty will be held Tuesday, June 80
The council held it's regular meeting
for this week last week Tuesday even
ing.
Otto Knoerzer, lecturer for Unit.
Council, knights of Columbus. is plan
ming pleasant evening for his breth
rem for some evening next week. whel
the council will give a smoker am
Mr.. Knoerzer additional entertainment
Mr.. Knoerzer has been planning thi
for some time.
Progress Court No. 1e6 Tlibe of Be-
Hur, held a regular meeting last nigh
in Weis hall. The deputy organize
who organized the Hammond Court
was present at the meeting and ad
recessed the assembly.
st. Josephs Court w c. O. F. he'll
its regular meeting yesterday after
noon in Longs hall. The application o
Mrs. Kamradt of Chicago, for trans
fer to the Hammond Court, was &C
cepted.