Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-04-29
sUDER OFFS NEW HAT, CANE
 AND COLLAR.
,From Fridays Daiiy)

The Territorial Grand Lodge, lndc pendent Order of Odd Fellows, closed its session Wednesday evening at Phoenix with grand banquet given by Arizona Lodge No. l, D. of k. Phoenix Lodge, No. 2. l. Q. O. F., and Floral Encampment No. 2, the tnrce Phoenix branches of the order as tcs- timonial to the members of the grand body. Grand Secretary George A.. Min'z acted as toastmnstcr, and after putting everyone in the best of bumor by a few well chosen preliminary re. marks, introduced a number of well known speakers who responded to toasts. Past Grand Master n. !. Suder, of Prescott. was presented with a dilap- idated hat and cane, creating much mcrriment. When this ceased he was presented with a handsome collar es pceially suited 10 tnc office of past grsndmas,er.
 During the morning session of the Rebekah Assembly. tbs nsubsr pre-. scented Mrs. W. A. OEonnor, of No. gales, the retiring president, and Mrs. Nettie Scott, the secretary, with gold lockets. Past President Mn. Annie Henry, of Prescott, made the presenta- ton speech 70 Mrs. O'Connor, who, In turn presented the like testimonial to Mrs. Scott.
 The Grand Lodge accepted tho ten der of site at Safrord for home for aged and helpless members of the or. der The site consists of twenty acres of fine alfalfa land. valued at $2O0 an arec and is only fifteen minutes walk from the center of inc town which will be on through line when the r. < F.. railroad is finished. The site Is given titlc free, accompanied by an offer of . gift of 5000 from the Odd Fellows of Eastern Arizona as n bonus for erecting the home in that part of the Territory. The donation is made mp largely by the lodges of Globe, Clifton. Morenci and Stafford. The honc fund of the grand lodge already amounts to several thousand dollars. Al tnis ses. sion about t99O was raised, the Re. bekah branch turning in s73s.s5. Ohi. eers were elected by the various branches of the order as follows:
 Rebeksh Assembly: Mr. Maggie Julian, Tucson, president; Mrs. Etta Brodie, Douglas. vice president; Mrs. Nettie Ivy, Glendale, warden; Mrs. Nettis Scott, Phoenix, secretary; Mrs. Amy lIill, Prescott, treasurer; Mrs. Zena Pease, Tucson, Mrs. Lida Trumbo, Cananea, Mrs. .'orcst Graham, Glen. dale, trustees; Mrs. Rosaline Clark, Flagstan. grand marshall; Miss Grace Pierce, Clifton, conductor; Mrs. Jennie Moore, Moreuei, chaplain; Mrs Ida Donkersley, Yuma. inside guardian; Mrs. Ella Harris, Tempe, outside guar. dian.
 Grand Lodge: !. A. Macleay, Cliff. ion, grandmastcr; A. Nielsen, Tempe, deputy grandmaster; W. K. James. Phoenix, grand warden; P. NJ. Snaf,cr, Williams, grand treasurer; Geo. A. Mintz, Phoenix, grand secretary; Theo. Shirley, Solomonville, W. A. O'Connor, Nogales, and x. A. Morford, Phoenix, grand trustees; A. A. Ferguson, grand marshal; C. N. Davis, Cananca, grand conductor; Thomas II. Clark, Morenci, grand inside guardian; R. Baehr, Pres colt, grand herald; Philip Oates, Globe, chaplain. II. II. Pratt, Globe, was elected grand representative,
 Grand Encampment; F. C. Fender. son. Bisbce, grand patriarch; s. Hen. ningey, Tucson, grand high priest; V. R. Norris, Phoenix, grand senior war. denj A. Godfrey, Bisbee, grand junior warden; George A. Mintz, Phoenix, grand scribe; c. F. Ryer, Prescott, grand treasurer; F. ]. F. Demarest, Douglas, ?. Oates, Globe, wm. Me. Cartney, Williams, trustees; r. M. Sha. fer. Williams, grand marshal; P. C. Anderson, Globe, grand guardian; C. M. Davis, Cananea, grand outside guar. dian. N. NJ. Mitrovicn, Tneson, was elected srand representative.