Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-30
GOSSIP HEARD In
SOCIETY ROOMS
Druid Woodmen Of the World En-
terrain Their EeighbOrs with q
Program and Refreshments.
CONFER PROTECTION DECREE

Program and Refreshments.
CONFER PROTECTION DECREE
Last Monday evening. Druid hall was
The scene OF one OF the largest and most
enthusiastic gatherings OF Woodmen In
naany months. II was the occasion OF
Druid camp No "a, entertaining Council
camp No. "a. from Council Bluffs. The
Iowa men came LIS strong In special cars
and were met several blocks away by the
Druid camp drill team and escorted TO
the hall. An enthusiastic reception was
rendered the visitors. followed by the
comforting Of the protection degree.
Elaborate refreshments were served under
the supervision of the following COM
mittee: J. J. Mullen, Edward Foster.
c. d. williams. w. II. Ford and r. Doty.
German-Americsn. No. i0f, will hold its
regular meeting on Tuesday evening, in
new Bohemian Turner hall, Thirteenth
and Dorcas streets. A program has been
arranged and will be rendered at the
close OF the business session.
Nebraska Lip. No. 1S3. viii hold a regu-
lar session OF the camp Thursday even
Ing, In Bohemian Turner hall. Thirteenth
and Dorcas streets Joseph Wolf, veteran
deputy and consul commander for the
camp. has promised lively and interest
ing session to ali who attend.
Marconi. No l2l, viii meet wednesday
evening In Columbia hail, Twenty-second
and Pierce streets. Matters pertaining 10
the camps Interest will be considered.
An early date will be set TO entertain the
Benson drill team and camp members.
Columbus camp. No. 90, will hold its
regular business and work session next
sunday. in Prague hall. Thirteenth and
Williams streets. This camp has but one
session a month.
Kosciusko camp. No. So. will meet Feb
ruary 6, at p. m. In Woodman Of the
World hall. Twenty seventh and l. streets.
South side. Leo Racgak.the clerk OF the
camp. has promised all who attend a real
entertainment. He refuses to diyulse the
nature OF Il.
South Omaha camp, No. I'll. will meet
Wednesday evening IN Woodman OF the
World hail. Twenty-fifth and NJ streets
After tho regular business IL disposed Of
the protection degree will be conferred
on a number OF candidates. The drill team
will demonstrate tho work by showing the
standard OF proficiency II has reached.
fndependen order OF ForestePs.
The Joint installation Of the Indepen-
dent Order OF Foresters. held last Tues
day evening. was a success. Supreme
Deputy Chief Ranger w. r. Williams
presided as Installing officer. An adj
dress Of welcome was delivered by High
Chief Ranger A. p. Hoops. The follow.
ms were the speakers: DR.. Aberly,
Supreme Deputy Chief Ranger W. r.
Williams and J. W. Muir. There were
songs by Miss Brown and Miss Walker
and a violin solo by Miss Brown. Re-
freshments were served and Afterward
a dance.
Knishfs and Ladies OF Security.
A union meeting was held Thursday
evening by Omaha council No. ais.
omaska council No. 2z'S Loyal council
No. sis. Oak council No. lxa2 and Ilar-
mcny council No. 1880. Nathan Bernstein
spoke and was followed by short ad.
dresses by r. NJ. Monroe. district man
ager and President Du Roe Of Loyal
council.
President cariock Of Omaha council
10. fib acted as chairman. Rofreshmsnts
vers served. after which the evening
sas spent in dancing.
Everyone Il preparing for the next
union meeting. 20 be held at the Eagle
aali. home Of Harmony council No. 1880.
the date to be announced later.
FratsrnaI Unfen.
Anondamin lodge No. III. Fraternai Ala
Union. held Ste weekly meeting Friday,
January a. with good attendance.
Initiation Of candidates took place. There
was drill work BY degree starr, under
the direction OF the newly installed cap-
tain. j. Al. Hamilton. after which re-
sFeshments were served.
Laurel Review.
Laurel review No. 10 win give a card
party next Thursday afternoon at thelr
aali In the Continental building.
Lawton Auxiliary.
The General n. W. Lawton auxIis.rv
70 the United Spanish War Veterans WIN
hold their regular meeting AZ MemoriaI
han. court house. Wednesday Afternoon.
Royal NeiEhbor. of America.
Ransy camp No. 10 held lee regular
msetins and installation Of Officers FrtA
day evening. Mrs. Ada Brady and Mrs.
Ada Wiley acted Is installing officers.
offlcers Installed were: Oracle. Mrs. Mary
f-t@N'e~hs N1ct oTacles Mrs. Mary DC.
herty; chancellor. Mrs volva Paimouist,
recorder. Mrs. Olive Grimes, receiver.
Mrs Maria Gross: marshal. Mrs. Emily
Knott sentinels, Mrs. Lssis Baldwin ana
Mrs Anna Wessman; manager. Mrs. Ena
Barlow.
After the meeting lunch was served IN
the dining room by the refreshment COM
uitsee. Mrs. Jennie Miller, Mrs. Etta
Wolf. Mrs. Mary Koestsrs ana Mrs.
Palmqulst. Past Oracle pcvol was pre-
'ented with half a dozen hand-painted
sups and saueers.
BensOn Odd Fellows.
Misses Irene Horton. Florence johnson.
Messrs. A. J. MeCiung and Albert Cook
will sing and Mas Alice Mccreary ufll
play at musical program 70 be given
by Odd Fellows lodge Monday evening
for the members and families. Mlss
Lillian Huber viii give a number OF
select readings and the Rsbekahs viii
serve supper at the close OF che pro
gram.
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