Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-21


 iOus lodges of Bisbee can take reck- Oning of what the season is bringing tO them ana this account of stock is generally highly satisfactory for from every order in the city come rel ports Of steady gain in membership thus far. limitations coming in the near future and lists of applications await ing action by the lodge. Nearly all of the various orders have already in- stalled new officers about the first of the yegS and those new officers are getting Into harness" with enthusi- asm and an appetite for work in the interests oi their societies.
 Last week the Ladies of the Macca- bees held public installation Of offceIs for the new year which proved one of the most enjoyable affairs of the present winter. There was a large at tendance present to witness the cere- monies and the floor work of the guards excited commendation on all sides Those who were fortunate enough 10 be present listened to well arranged program and partook Of ( sumptuou5 banquet at the conclusion of the ceremonies and then dancing followed even into the Wee sma' hours. The installation ceremonies were conducted by Lady Anna Rich ards to whom great credit is due for the flawless manner in which the in- stallation was prsented. The officers installed were: Commander, Lady JU-I Iia Poole; Lieutenant Commander. Lady Margaret High: Past Command CT, Lady Josephine Eerfuth. Chaplain. Lady Nettie Tonkin: Record Keeper, Lady Mary G. Ashby; Finance Audit or. Lady Laura Bailey; Lady at Arms, Lady Nellie G. Read: Lady Sergeant. Lady Belle H. Read: Picket Lady NeI- lie Shuck; Official Prompter, Lady Louise Ross: Color Bearer, Ladies Anna White and Malina Johnson; CaT- tain or the guards. Lady Myrtle Me keehan. The program arranged by Lady Raura Bailey was highly enjoy able and cOnsister Of the following numbers; Piano Solo, F. R. Reynolds; Vocal Solo. Mrs. J. J. Harrington: Recitation. Catherine Salmon; Vocal selections, Marter Edward Porter; Sc lected Reading. Miss Viola Mayer; Piano Solo, Mrs Frank Salmon.
 The Redmen will give a Grand Benefit Ball on February 2. Wash ington's Birthday. at Pythian Castle, for the psrpose of raising funds for the erection of an Indian memorial and museum, to be erected in Wash ing ton, D. C. The funds derived from this dance will Ee used 10 help to promulgate this movement. The Great Council of the United States have given 5000 toward the expense to be incurred. and authorize and re- commend that every Tribe through out the nation should assist in some manner or other in raising funds to carry on this noble work.
 We, the citizens Of this district, believe that the history of our coun- try should be properly preserved un- 10 future generations Of our own peo- pie. That our cOuntrys history is incomplete without the history of the American Indian. That this great country Of ours, which has been carved out of the domain of the Red Men whose tribes are fast pass ing away. should erect this memorial as a matter Of grateful memory to that noble race of people, and this the American people can well afford 10 do.
 At the meeting Of last week the Eagles held installation Of officers, followed by a smoker, refreshments. and a general social session, with all that this means to the Aerie. It does not have to be said the affair was enjoyable, and every Eagle there had a good time It was the Eagles who arranged matters for the Eagles. and it was Eagles who enjoyed that which had been prepared for them. The officers installed were: Presi- dent, James Mcdonald, VicePresi- dent, O. S. French; Chaplain, J V. Bryan; Past President, William Bucket; Secretary, F. C. Henderson; 1; Treasurer, H. c. Hillman Trustees, J. B. Anderson, II. C. Davis and Will liam Buckett. The next meeting will De held on the first Monday of Feb ruary, and there will be initiation, at least three noyitiates being ex-