The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-11-11
REBEKAH LODGE
WAS HOSTESS
Dow City Rebekahs Entertain Many
Lodge Members of TWerty-fourth
District OF iowa.
xcELLENT PROGRAM RENDEREDE
Manila Will Entertain Convention
Next Year. Being Chosen IMAM
in7ousiy by the Delegates.

Dow City, Nov. l0-(Special to the
Review. - Dow City Hebakah Lodge
l97 was hostess last Wednesday to
the lodge which comprises the 24th
district of Iowa. The event was the
holding OF the tenth annual conven-
ton.
For several weeks committees had
been laborins arduously and every
F! thing was in readiness. The trains
We're met by reception committee,
and the incoming delegates were con-
Quoted 10 the lodge rooms where they
We're entertained until the hour set
Tor the opening OF the convention
At lO:30 A. NJ. the program for the
day was commenced with Mrs. l.. A.
Vore as presiding officer and the fol-
lowing persons occupying their re-
spcctivc chairs:
Mrs. Anna Sharp. Vice President.
Mrs. Bessie iiinnall, Secretary.
Mrs. Viola keairnes. Treasurer.
Mrs. Robson, of Dunlap, Warden.
Mrs. Emma Bolton, Of Denison.
Chaplain.
Mrs. Mary Potter OF Manila, r. S.
TO n G.
Mrs Smith, of Dunlap. L. S. to n G.
Mrs Lille Slavery. Of Denison, +. S.
tc Y. G.
Mrs. Mary Ariens OF Denison, l.. S.
to v g.,
After the opening exercises Mrs. I.
r. Fritz gave the address of welcome
responded to by Mrs. Lille Slavery. Of
Denison, After a short business ses
sion the convention adjourned for din
ner which was served in the old town
hall.
At / so p. m. the work OF the con-
vention was again taken up, the first
business being the location OF the next
convention. Pansy Lodge at Manila
asked for the pleasure OF entertain
ing them and it was unanimously vot-
ed to comply With their request. The
following officers We're elected for
1915: Mrs. Ruth Bliven, President,
Mrs Mary Potter, Treasurer.
The report of the various lodges of
the district was next given and show
ed chat all were working harmoniously
and We're prosperous. A paper. ones
duty to the lodge" was read by Mrs.
Bliven, of Manila. and was overflow
ing with good things which every
lodge member would do well to follow.
The cXemplifcation of the travelling
password and the examination or a
visiting member was given by mem
bers OF the Denison lodge and was
most instructive and eXcellently done.
rTln hrni,trbf IN I, Ii
ly discussion and was greatly bene-
fetal to all members in its way. The
convention again adjourned for sup
per. At seven o'clock the evening
session opened. After Il short bus
mess session. Mrs. Nathalie Jacobsen,
OF Denison, delegate to the Assembly
which was held recently at Burlington,
gave the report OF that body and all
her hearers We're delighted ut the eX
cellent report given.
The Denison degree staff then put
on the degree work and initiated three
candidates for the Dow City lodge.
Their work was beautifully done
Miss Agatha Drummer, of Denison,
gave a vocal solo, which was greatly
enjoyed. Mrs. |. A. Anderson. Mrs.
L. E. Mcbride and Miss Susie Wore
also gave vocal selection, which
was so much enjoyed thai they We're
called back.
Thus the convention for 1914 came
to a close. The company repaired to
the dining hall again, where supper
was served and all did justice to the
spread, II was regretted that SO
many OF the Denison and Manila del
egates could not attend this supper,
but they Went directly to the depot
from the lodge rooms on account of
their train leaving so early.
Manila looks forward TO as good at
tendance next year as Dow City had
this year, and we sincerely hope that
they are favored with as beautiful
weather as we We're.
There is profound unrest in MeXi
co over the fact that they have had