Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
ODD FELLOWS
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were present this morning at the
Mosque for the opening of the Rebekah
state assembly. The grand officers
present were: Mrs. Lillian Lanktree,
Emmett, president; Mrs. Bertha Bowl
by. Rupert, vice president; Mrs. Ella l..
Farrnin, Standpoint, warden; Mrs.
Frances Cosson, Boise, secretary; Mrs.
Leafy Simpson, Boise, treasurer: Mrs.
Hattie L. Fry, Ferdinand, marshal;
Mrs. Mary l.. Holland, Pocatello, con-
ductor; Mrs. Cora e. Woody, Caldwell,
inside Guardian; Mrs. Josephine Hay,
st. Maries, chaplain; Mrs. Margaret
Pomeroy, Pocatello, representative.
Mrs. Rosene outside guardian. was
the only officer not responding, her
absence being due to her being in Chi
cago. Mrs. Pearl McClurg was APP
pointed acting outside guardian. The
first work of the session was the con-
ferring the Rebekah Assembly degree
on a class of 10. which is one of the
largest classes in the history of the
order to receive the work.
At both bodies the reports of off
GERS We're made today showing phe-
nomenal growth during the year and
that the order was in excellent finan-
:ial condition.
NORTH IDAHO SPECIAL o..
The north Idaho Odd Fellow special
with 200 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
on board from the Panhandle district
rolled into Boise this morning at 10
o'clock. The train was met by a large
delegation of Odd Fellows and RebeK-
abs, who escorted the delegates to
headquarters where rooms were as
Ngned.
DEPARTMENT COUNCIL
The department council, Patriarch
Militant, will hold its initial session
this evening at 1880 o'clock at the Odd
Fellows temple. Committees will be
appointed and reports of the year Civ
IN.
PUBLIC RECEPTION
A public reception to the Grand lodge
delegates at o'clock tonight at the
Odd Fellows temple marks the first
social event in connection with the SEES
sion.
Charles u. storey grand conductor,
and Governor ID. ". Davis will make
the addresses Of welcome and responses
will be made by John p. lsaacs, grand
master; Z. Il. Ross, grand patriarch;
George Harrigfeld, department COM
mander and Mrs. Lillian Langtree,
president of the Rebekah assembly.
GRAND LODGE
The Grand Lodge session will omen
Tuesday afternoon at l o'clock This
,ession will be the largest and most
important ever held by the Grand nody
The Odd Fellow home building board
will make a complete report and it is
likely definite action will be taken to
supply the needed funds for the build
ings and other improvements that the
Home board has in contemplation and
upon which the architects are working.
PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY
The feature of Tuesdays program
will be the putting on of the Ancient
degree" by Caldwell lodge No. 10 at the
Odd Fellows temple Tuesday night at
$3.50 p. m. This degree is reproduced
exactly as 1t was put ON 125 years ago. |
This VIII be the second time the degree
has been put on in Idaho by the Cald-
well lodge, and it is given by special
request that it may be witnessed by
hundreds of Odd Fellows The pro-
gram for Tuesday is as follows:
10:O A. M.--Grand Encampment. Odd
Fellows Temple.
10:00 A. M.-Rebekah assembly. The
Mosque, 18th and Idaho streets
1880 p. M.-Grand Lodge. Odd Fell |
lows Temple.
$3.50 p. M.-Ancient Degree by Cald-
well Lodge No. 10.