Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
ECHOES OF THE ANTE-ROOM
Odd Fellows Basy with limitations
and Elections.
MODERN wooDaLEN ELECTIONS
Spirited Contests Are Anticipated I'm
n Number of the Camps--Odd
Fellows Have Good Time
I'm Council Diuffs.


to Council Bluffs last Tuesday evening In
response 10 the invitation OF Park City
lodge no. COS The Council Bluffa boys
conferred the initiatory degree upon six
candidates, after which they adjourned
to the banquet room to partake Of an
oyster supper and listen to number OF
interesting speeches.
Omaha lodge No. win have four can
didates for the first degree next Friday
night
Mr. and Mrs. STUNT have left Omaha
for a six months trip to California, the
southern states and Panama canal
Hesperian encampment NO. 2 will have
a class OF six candidates for the
Patriarchal degree next Thursday even
ing.
Dannebrog lodge No PIG visited Benson
lodge No. ZIG IN body last Monday night.
Despite the cold weather No. 2l6 turned
out a large crowd OF It's members.
South Omaha lodge No. 1fs viii have
work in the initiatory degree tomorrow
evening.
Dagmar Rebekah lodge No l42 will have
four candidates for degree work next
wednesday evening.
Ruth Rebekah lodge No. / win put on
degree work next Saturday evening.
The Omaha odd Fellows received an in
vita;ion from Hawkeye lodge No. 40 20
eat Thanksgiving supper with them last
Thursday evening.
DannebrOs lodge No. 2is will confer the
first degree upon three candidates next
Friday night.
George q. Clark. VINO was operated on
last Tuesday at St. Joseph's hospital for
appendicitis, is getting along very nicely
and is considered TO be out OF danger.
Ivy lodge will give dance on Thurs
day evening, December IA.
Crusader encnmpment No. 81 win have
work In tho Royal Purple degree next
Friday evening.
Fourteen OF the nineteen Odd Fellows
lodges OF Omaha have elected the follow
ing officers for the term beginning jan
uary i. isu;
Omaha, No. 2--John @. Loos. noble
Erandi Edward Mack. grand vcei
Bryant, treasurer; Louis Helmrod, O..
a. Baumsardnor and George lurking
ton. trustees; G. 4. Benmgardner,
Odd Fellows han directors. state, No.
10-A. G. Lovgren. noble grand Edward
Christensen. vice q. and; 2. N. Coffin,
hf., eecgetargi y, ~. WheneI, uSasurer'
William GelHelman. jr., Darius Harrison
and l.. v. Crum. trustees; w. 8. Holman
William Geiselman. Jr., and w. o. Torrey,
Oud eiiows' hal. rec.ors, Beacon, No.
30-Harry Howdei, noble grand; ID. Prizes
man. vice grand Robert LlndberE, seore
saIy; HAIRY Friedman. treasurer; d. Z.
Haas. r. W. Wick and r. A. Judd, trus-
ssss snS G N0DsT % drno oSa FsIow. FI sa hs a,
rec lofs. SCUM Omaha, No, HS-D. NJ.
Reedes. noble grand; w. II. Nichols. vice
grand; Lou Ettcr. secretary 70. II. Rob
orts. treasurer; lhomas Galloway, trusteoi
Thomas Galloway, degree captain; Jona-
than, No. 25-Lloyd Saum, ncble grand
w. A. Yoder. vice grand; w. E. Rogers
ca tson, trustee. Dannebrog, No, 26i-
Chris Jorgcnsen. noble grand; A. Peter.
sen, vice grand; G. G. Jensen, secretary
ssnSn a. n as9s sse ssg wsss a. No &
H. Wenant. noble grand; Carl Llndqulst
vice grand; Richard Johns, n. secretary
John Larson, treasurer; Victor Danlelson
noble grand; b, r. Morton, vice grand
q. y. Butler, secretary; william Hinz
Triansle Encampmcnt. No. 7O-sam Nil
Ter, chief patriarch; J. Haubroe. senlol
warden; p. a. Hansen, high priest; X. q
Nielsen, Junior warden; Martin Reese
scribe; Peter Jensen. treasurer; william
Jorgensen, II. G. Hansen and Peter Jen'
Rebkah lodges; Ruth. No. l-LAurg
Marcher. noble grand; Anna Atueman
Alma Nielsen, treasurer Ivy, No. 81
Mrs simpson, noble grand; Ruth Nc
Donald. vice grand; Stella Jacob. CORE
s2onding secretary; Mrs; krankum, re
Alpha, no. f4--Mrs. Burdick noble q and
Mabel Dungle, vice grand; Mrs. Free
Etter. treasurer; Mrs. William McDalr
mid. secretary. Rose, No. f39-Maus
Reeves, noble grand; Hulda Petersen
vice gland; Clara PLANT, secretary; MIS-
Canton Ezra Millard. No. l-w. d
Hamilton. captain, james II. Short, lieu
tenant; w. o. TOrrcy, ensign, Dariu
Harrison, accountant; John q. Loos. clerk
Modern wOOdmen of America.
Tie coming week promises TO be-
bsuy one among the ten Moern dwood
men OF America camps Of Omaha an,
South Omaha. The laws OF tho societ,
provide tor the annual election Of off
Gers At the first meeting I'm December
tasy one among the Modern woodmel
sad as therS viii be contests IN scvera
's tho lslBer camps for many Of tn
Cttices. sDg attendance at the meeting
prospisgb 10 be very large.
y. 4 Al. camp No. 045 viii meet Tues
day evening and hold lie election. Som
spirited contests are looked for. espe
elaliy for the office Of clerk. The camp
dcrester team gaze a complimentary bal
20 It's friends Thanksgiving night whic
was a highly enjoyable affair Abou
100 couples were present.
Omaha camp No. 100 gave an enter
tAinment and dance Wednesday even
Ing Tor ity members and their famille,
The large hail for entirely filled an
AL voted the affair a great suec. tn
camp VIII hold It's annai election Of OF
ficers Wednesday evening.
Magnolia camp No. 1883 will elect off
GERS for the ensuing year next Tuesda
evening.
Beech camp No. 1854 will hold It's al
nual election Of officers Friday evenh
some spirited contests are looked Z,
and the Attendance promises 20 be larg
An AIl-Day Session.
The women OF Gettysburg circle wi
hold an ali-day session Thursday at n
home Of Mrs. j.. C0oter. S3As Corby stree
They win MAKE sofa pillows for Chris
mas. presents tor the soldiers In n
Soldiers home.
PythiaR knights Elect.
Members OF Triangle Lodge No