Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-14
MANCHESTER LODGE
in 7 SOCIAL ! j. Event {: T N
HYPERION LODGE, K. OF P, EN-.
rERTAIN MANY VISITORS
MONDAY NIGHT. u
FOUR I CANDIDATES INITIATED
Edsewood and Lamont Lodges Sent
Large Delegations to
Meeting. 4:
FOUR CANDIDATES INITIATED

season. Invitations were extended t
lodges in neighboring towns. In RI
sponse to the invitations over sixt
visitors were present Monday nigh
10 witness the confering OF thir
rank upon Judge A. d. Long, Mayo
F. E. Richardson, G. ]. Boardwa
and F. C. NAPLES. The work OF cor
ferring the third rank was. exempt
fled by past chancellors Of the loca
lodge, a feature which few, if any
lodges in the state can. do. Follow
| ing the work an elaborate banque
was served. While the visitors wer
being kept busy at the banquet tables
the committee on arrangements bull
q stage, and placed the scenery a
the south end Of the spacious hall
AS a climax to- an evening OF X; rea
pleasure members OF the local lodg'
gave clyer minstrel vaudeville per
formance, much to the enjoyment Q
the visitors. Il.
Among the visitors from our neigh
boring towns were the following:
Lamont--C. A. Kenyon, M. P. Sa
ger. ]. w. Trower. VIM. Quick. c. E
Hayes, 6. F. Durham, 3. A.. Wing, v
F: Lake, Sheldon Tuttle, J. J. Hesner
B. snodgrass, VIM. Dopp, Georg'
Guy. F. E. Hawley. F. W. Rhines, W
c. Reid, Fred Retz, T. ". Jenney, G
H. Brigham, John Elliott, Dave 1
Curtis, J.. D. Thompson. John Gold
smith, A J. Emmett, J. F. Carr, DR.
w. i. Parker, w. "A. Abbott, H. R
Tuttle. s
Edgewood--L.B.a and Charles aBlan-.
ckard, A. Peters, Spencer Sadler
G. H. Ellis. NJ. J. Alger, G.. e. Barr
]. F. Flenniken, R. G Wheeler, Claude
Firman. Henry May, Henry Farmer
C..,.s. Tsdd, w. D. Davis, l. N Harris
c.. Ii True, ". Garrison, E. Culbert
SON. C. IS. Maxson. J.. M. & Dorman. p
r. Hamlet, f.. L. Weyant, 7. III Ham
lett, E. Hatfield, L. Seward, F. Wan
dell, D, Gilliland. E. B. shaffer. r. G
Cooking, A. Wilcox, Ed L. Noble, Dot
Coolidge, C.. B.: Madison, E. L. Noble
Floyd Peet, K. Rulon, Fred Robinson
Frank Hill, Herbert Hesner.
Among the visitors also were
;Messrs. John Werkmeister and H. j
Pitcher of Earlville, who We're made
more than welcome.
NJ One of the delightful gatherings
Of the members Of W. A. Morse, G.
a. r.. the Woman's Relief corps and
Sons OF Veterans. took place at the
Grand Army hall on Wednesday ev,.
,ening. The greater part OF the ev.
ening was devoted to a presentation
service, at which time Mrs. Carter
patriotic instructor Of the Relief
corps, presented the post with two
beautiful flags. A. B. Terril, past
commander Of the post, in a few well
chosen words, and on behalf OF the
post. accepted the flags. Mr.. Ter
Ri, in his brief remarks, voiced the
sincere appreciation Of the members
OF the post. Following the presenta'
ton and acceptance of the flags, DR.
"A. j. Collinge, who met with the
.boys" for the first time in many
months, gave an interesting and en-
tertaining description Of many places
Of historic interest, visited by him
while in he south the past winter
Mrs. Lydia Elder, and L. E. Pride
commander Of the Sons Of Veterans
also gave brief talks. Following the
program the members OF the three
organizations present, enjoyed de
lightful dinner. Mrs. Carter, who
solicited the funds for the two flags
wishes to express her appreciation
and thanks for the generous manner
in which her efforts were met witt
by the citizens and one Of the loca,
clubs. After purchasing the flag
there was left small surplus. which
was turned over to the post. ant
which the decorating committee o
the post win use in purchasing small
flags for Decoration day.
Mrs. A. c. Philip and Mrs. W
d. Work were hostesses to a com
pany Of friends at delightful lunch
con, at the Philip home on Wes
Howard street, on Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Philip and Mrs. Worl
will also entertain a company 0
friends at the Philip home Thursda!
afternoon. sisss fS,, IS