Arizona republican., 1910-04-19
ODD FELLOWS MEET
 IN ANNUAL SESSION
RECEPTION TO GRAND SIRE kUY-
 KENDALL IN ElkS ThEATER.
Ball and Reception To Delegates and
 Officers at School Of Music.

The annual sessions of the grand bodies of the Odd Fellows fraternity are now in progress in this city, be- ginning yesterday afternoon. The forenoon as announced was devoted tu q public reception in the Elks theater. in honor of w. l.. kuyilendall of sara toga, Wyoming. grand sire of the SOW ereiSn grand lodge of the world. This function began about l0:30 o'clock. George \. MintZ grand secretary pre- siding as chairman and the stage be- ing filled with the speakers and some of the prominent officers of the fra ternitN in the territory
 Governor R F.. Sloan delivered d very interesting address of welcome in behalf of the territory and was fol- lowed by Mayor Lloyd E. Christy in q similar message on behalf of the peo- pie of Phoenix. Frank r. Trott a past grand master of Arizona, welcomed the grand sire in behalf of the fraternity. Mir. kuykendall responded in an ad- dress of response that was appreciat- ed. not only by the members of the order but by the large number of peo- pie without the fraternity who had assembled pursuant to the public invi- tation. The reception lasted until al- most midday 50 the proposed assem- bling of the grand bodies was put off until afternoon.
 At l o'clock the grand lodge held its opening session devoted mainly to routine work, report of credentials committee. appointment of committees and reference of business to the prop er committees. The accredited dele- gates from the various lodges in the jurisdiction and the officers of the grand lodge were announced in yes terday's issue.
 The Rebekah assembly also held it's opening session in the afternoon hay ing omitted the morning session for the same reason the grand lodge did so. The work in the assembly was also of q routine nature as was that of the grand lodge and this morning both bodies will get down to the real business of the session. The officers of the Rebekah assembly present are
 Mfs. Etta Brodie. president. Doug las; Mrs. Nettie Ivy, vice president. Glendale: Mrs. Amy Hill. warden. Prescott; Mrs. Nettie Scott. secretary. Phoenix; Miss Maud G. Perry. treas urer. Bisbee; Mrs. RosaIine Clark. trustee. Flagstaff; Mrs. Harriet Ad- ans. trustee. Williams: Mrs. Ellen Harris. conductor. Tempe; Mrs Allie Dickerman. chaplain. Tucson: Mrs. Marian Slack. l. C.. Globe
 The past presidents present are: Mrs. Mary Ziegier. Tucson: Mrs. An nie Henry. Prescott: Mrs Maggie Julian. Tucson: Miss Nellie $. Trott. Phoenix
 The delegates present arg: Mrs. Alice Gordon. Phoenix: Mrs Jennie Mintz. Phoenix; Mrs. Gertrude Smith, Phoenix. Mrs. Ida Collyer. Phoenix: Mrs. Alice Hageman. Phoenix Mrs Bertha Galpin. Phoenix: Mrs Eda Kane. Phoenix: Mrs. Annie Watkins. Bisbee; Miss Josephine Lippert. Bis bee; Mrs. Hildah Lippert. Bisbee: Miss Florence Foster. Bisbee: Mrs. Lolla McCrossen. Tucson; Mrs I.enna Burgess. Tucson; Mrs. Emaline Hen niger, Tucson; Miss Pearl Esterbrook. Tucson: Mrs. Ida Sultan. Globe: Mrs Fannie Clark. Globe: Mrs. Katherine Burgoon. Nogales: Mrs. Ada Gibbons Mesa City: Mrs. Clara Pomeroy Mesa Mrs. Mary l.. Pine. Mesa: Mrs Hattie Mullen. Mesa: Mrs. Nettie Mil Ter. Tempe: Mrs. Hattie Birtchett Tempe; Mrs. Ada Russell. Prescott; Miss May Morris. Prescott: Mrs Edith Baehr. Prescott: Mrs. Bell Forest. Prescott: Mrs. Cora Suder Prescott: Mrs. Lizzie Mahoney. Prescott; Mrs Lizzie Kennedy, Williams; Mrs. Lizzie Green Wilson. Glendale; Mrs. Nettie Fancher. kingman; Mrs. Mary F. Cohenour. Kingman: Mrs. Janet Full wiler. Douglas; Mrs. Lillian Seamans. Douglas: Mrs. Etta Mcintosh. Doug las: Mrs. Alice Penn, Clifton; Mrs Edna NJ. Wright. Clifton; Mrs. Eliz- abeth Tappin. Clifton: Mrs. Emma l.. Horton. Clifton: Mrs. Jennie Moore, Morenci: Mrs. Irene Ringsmith. Mo renci; Mrs. Bessie Fraser, Morenci: Mrs Mary Hammer, MOrenci: Mrs Marie Jones. Flagstaff: Mrs. Mary Hash. Flagstaff: Mrs. Gertrude Haupt. Yuma: Mrs. Emma Frankel. Yuma Airs. Hortense Fisher. Cananea, Mex: Airs. Alice Earp. Cananea. Mex
 In the evening there was q reception and ball at the School of Music for
 
 sweethear;s. in honor of the visiting delegates. The auditorium had been beautifully decorated in pink and green the colOrs of the Rebekahs and with l. O. O. F. emblems and greenery
 The grand march was led by Mir and Mrs. George A. Mintz. the former being the grand secretary of the juris- dictlon and immediately behind them came Andrew Nielsen, the grand mas ter of the territory and Mrs Etta Brodie. the president of the assembly
 On the upper floor there were card tables for all wo did not care to dance and a punch bowl for the quenching of the April thirst of the immense crowd that attended The music for the dance was furnished by the Besse orchestra and was delightful.
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