Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-30
ECHOES HEARD AT
THE GAVEL'S FALL
Modern Woodmen of America Con-
GLIDING Campaign in Which
Many Members Secured.
INITIATION WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Omaha camp No 40, Modern Woodmen
of America, has completed a successful
campaign for new members. Arrange
ments have been made to initiate a class
az fifty new members next wednesday
evening at the lodge rooms IN the Con-
tinental building.
Head Consul Talbot and several other
head officers will he present Members
OF all tho Douglas county camps are IN
vited TO be present. The drill team OF
Camp No. 100 will put on the floor work
The Log Rolling association OF the
Modern Woodmen of America VIII meet
wednesday evening at Woodmen nan 10
arrange for the annual picnic.
Ancient order United WorlSmen'
Grand Master Workman Frank r. An
derson, Holdrege. Neb., will Visit the toi-
lowing lodges on the dates named below
Wednesday evening, June 2, No. lO9' AT
Ancient order United Workmen temple.
THURSDAY evening, June 3. Ak-Sar-B Ben
lodge No. 800, at Seventeenth and Ninton
streets.
Friday evening. June 4. Union Pacific
lodge No. II, at the temple.
Monday evening, June I, Patten Looge
No. 173, at the temple.
tuesday evening, June s, Omaha lodge
No. Is. at the temple.
Wednesday evening, June g. America
lodge No. 20, at Seventeenth and Ninton
streets.
Thursday evening June 10, Nebraska
lodge No. 227. South Omaha.
This il all the dates the new grand
master can give Omaha at this time, and
any lodge meeting upon the same night
he is visiting another lodge is invited 10
meet with them, II possible; II not, later
date may be arranged.
knights and Ladies of Security
Ioval council, No. 234S, entertained a
number of its members and friends last
!, Monday evening during an open meeting
1T,opuIar songs were given by Mrs. kelt-
ner and Cyro Slingerland, and dancing
FILLED in the balance of the time. Tomor-
row Monday evening will be a business
meetinR. and as opportunity is given to
change to Thursday instead or MONDAY
for future sessions, It Is believed the
council will vote to make the change, and
meet hereafter on Thursday evenings at
the hall, Twenty-fifth avenue and Leav-
enworth street.
wednesday evening at Baright hall.
Nineteenth and Farnam streets. Har-
mony council will give free open meet
ing program Refreshments and dancing
will be the offering by the committee IN
charge. Miss Ruth McCollugh has been
appointed musician for Harmony council.
KNIGHTS of Pythias.
Another pleasant evening was spent
with Nebraska lodge No. as hostess
al their castle hall. Fifteenth, and .Dopg-
las streets, last Monday evening. They
had as their guests their wives. sweet
hearts and a number of friends.
ffhe address of welcome was made by
chancellor Commander A. A. Taylor. who
afterwards introduced Albert S, Richie,
who made the beautiful side OF Pyth-
iahism plain.
The Meyers sisters in a few OF the
fancy dances made hit with all present,
Miss Rowland entertained the crowd
with a vocal solo.
Royal NeiEhbOrs.
Holly camp No. 1924 will give caro-
party at Modern woodmen hall, Forty
eighth and Leavenworth streets. next
Friday evening.
Clan Gordon Auxiliary.
The Ladies' auxiliary to Clan Gordon
No. So win hold its regular meeting on
wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the
home of the president, Mrs. r. q. Wat
son, 1881 ErslSine street. A good attend
ance is desired, as the election Of officers
xrylI ha haId