The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-02

Lee .Swick is Promoted to
Chancellor Commandership
Red Men Held an Interesting Meet
. Ing and Select Corps Of Officers
for Six Months.

One Oi tne most ucHBnbui SOcldi
functions of the week in local lodge
pir,clcs was the ladies' social given
last evening by the members OF the
F'raternal Order of Eagles. The lodge
halls we're occupied almost to the
capacity and q most interesting ses-
SION resulted.
The members and their ladies u.s.
Beunbled about O'Clock. A series Of
games at progressive pedro was the
initial feature of tl,e occasion. Two
bes,rtIiful bouquets of carnations
were awarded TO the winners of the
card contest. A musical entertain
ment proved a. noted feature. Mr.. u.
B. MeNeal rendered flute solo, Mr..
Noble Cramer. violin solo, Mr..
Maurhce Ledeman. vocal SOLO. An
exceptional feature of the program
was a vocal solo rendered by Miss
Euarscta Ritzhauit. She was accom-
panied by Mss Nina Fellmer. An
of hestra furnished music throughout
the evening A concluding feature
was the serving of a light luncheon
at III O'Clock.
The committee In charge of the ar
tfadr was composed OF Messrs. John
A. Taylor, Frank Beck. T.. e.
Smath and Frank Rftzhaupt
An interesting meeting of the
Daughters of America was held
Tuesday evening. There was very
large attendance and the session
proved very interesting. TX.
Officers we're elected at the meet
ing and the following were selected:
Mrs. Lillian Fotter. councillor; Mrs.
Mary Stose. associate councillor; Miss
Pearl Shuck, vice-councilor; Mrs
Opal Donaugh, associate vice-council-
or; NJ. l.. Alexander, recording sec
retary; Mrs. Della Mayer, associate
recording secretary; G. N. Fisher, r.
rancial secretary; Mrs. Leota Staley.
Treasurer; MS. Josephine Yager, con-
ductor: Mrs. Samah Carder, warden;
Miss Clara Dawson, inside sentinel;
Il. g. Clark outside sentinel; Mrs
Agnes Edleman, musician; J. w.
Fetter, trustee for eighteen months;
Mrs. Mary Mayer. representative for
two years; Mrs. Margeret Smeltzer.
alternate; NJ. l.. Alexander, captain
Of degree staff.
One candidate was initiated, two
bailoted upon and two applications
received. Final arrangements were
made for a penny social June 30.
An invitation was received from
Lime City Council No: 206 Jr q. U
A. NJ. to attend the district memorial
services to be held In this city June
13.
Canby lodge No. 81. Knights of
giythias held their semi-annual cleo
ttpn Of Officers at regular meeting
last evening. The eleot.on resulted
as follows: Lee Swdck, chancellor
commander; w. e. Landes, vice
chancellor commander; Harry s. Ell
lioft, prelahc; NJ. II. Thompson.
master at arms; Drank Tavener, in
ner guard; Chmues Z. Justice, out
er guard. Installation will take
place on the first needing night In
July.
Following the election. routine bus
iIIess was transacted and plans were
formulated for inltlatory work at
future meeting.
The Marion tribe of Red Men met
lseh evening with an exceedingly
large attendance. Aside from tram
sactimg the regular routine business,
tho semi-annual election of ofiicers
took place. 1t resulted as follows:
d. M. Christian prophet; Frank
Dfckason. sachem; Leo Schoece
ssliior sycamore; George Bussey,
junior sycamore; Cari Koenig, as.
distant captain of the degree staff
Following the business, refreshments
we're seuycd. cigars were passed and
a generat good social time was en-.
joyed. ~ b ~
The Installation OF offiters will
take place at the first meeting in
judy "a S5S, VA, 4r
The NIodem Woodmen have COM
paefed arrangements for the annual
neahoi,ial' searuires which will take
place next Sunday morning at 1O:30
o'clock !. at the First Baptist church
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