Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-15
ECHOES OF The ANTERIOR
efficial Program at the Odd Fellows
Meeting at York.
OMAHA LODGES ARE ALL BUSY
aIaeeabees ExemDIify WOrk--Large
= Delegations from All over Me-
braska Going to the
81 York Meeting.

The official program for the sessions Of
the grand lodge, grand encampment and
| State Rebekah assembly and for the dedi-
Netion Of the home at York is as follows:
TUESDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1911.
10 a. m.-Regular session Grand en-
eampment, /. o. o. F. hall, Eleventh and
l. streets.
!, 2:30 p. m.-School Of instruction, Rebe-
kah degree, representative hall, state
capitol.
7:3Ofp. hf-speciai session Rebekah
S' mmspscia REPRESENTATIVES, SESSION Grand d'i lodge
senate chamber, state capitol,
$50 p. IN. Public welcome and reception
By LINCOLN Rebekah lodges, representa-
g PROGRAM. -.
Music; address of welcome Governor,
q II. Aldrich; music. response to address
H welcome by Paul STOREY. grand mas
Elizabeth Reynolds, president.
4 WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1911.
- a m.--SeSsion of Grand lodge at
Representative hall, and Rebekah state
assembly in senate chamber.
30 a. m.-Excursion to York via Burl-
iylgton railroad.
- D. m.-Dedicatory exercises: address
George w. Norris, past grand master.
- p. m.-Excursion will leave York, re-
IS p. ra.-Reguiar session Of Grand lodge,
representative hall, and Rebekah state
eeSeHnbiys Scndle GHdmDeIs
S'Ths Omaha members are very much in
tsrested in the amendments to the con-
stitution which win come before the ses-
siqR this week and are making strong
SBorts to have these amendments made
ecne law of the order in this state
deputy Grand Master VosburEh has
fally recovered from his serious illness
and will be able to attend the grand lodge
sessions and take up the new duties
Elhieh will devolve upon him
Zrhe indications are that there will be
Strenuous rivalry for the office OF grand
representative. There are four strong
Candidates in the field and two are to be
eiected.
Omaha lodge No. 2 will have work in
/ the second degree next Friday evening.
The Omaha lodges have appointed com
Attees to take care Of the invitations Of
the Council Bluffs lodges to take part in
ne parade and program of the big day Of
the Iowa grand lodge session on wednes-
day, October Is.
Beacon lodge No. 20 WIN put on the
second dseres next Tuesday evening.
Werner Boehl. who has been resident
Of omaha for forty-four years, left last
evening for Germany, where he expects
70 spend the remainder OF his days i'm
rns city OF his birth. Mr.. Boehl is Il
Years Of age and has been an Odd Fellow
ror thirty-eisht years Omaha lodge No. :
gave him a farewell reception Friday
night. which was attended by about 100
chambers of the order. Personal rsmin-
sciences Of the early DAYS OF No, 2 were
given by Louis HeimTod and Erneat
STUNT; Secretary Greenleaf read a sketch
Of Mr. BoShI's connection with the order
a copy Of which was presented 10 him,
Refreshments were served IN the banquet
room. after which the members bid Mr.
Boehl geodby and wished him good luck
and happiness in his new home,
WRsa lodge No. 1888 viii have work in
the second degree next Wednesday night
NSieaperian encsmpment No. will have
work In the Patriarchal degree neat
Thursday evening,
pannehroE lodge No, 2ls will confer the
second degree upon class of five can
aidates next Friday evening.