The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-21
City Lodges

Stephen Leacock, writer and lee
turer, addressed an Audience of about |
200 persons in the Eagles hall Thurs |
day evening. Mr. Leacock entertained
his hearers with an apt description of
the methods by which plays and stor-
les of the present day are written. He
showed an ability above the average
as lecturer, and his humorous
touches at intervals through the adj
dress kept the talk from being weari-
some
The local lodge announces that
Emmeline Pankhurst, noted English
suffragette leader, will appear at the
Coliseum in this city Feb. II.
Members of the lodge are due for a
decided surprise at the next regular
meeting, Wednesday evening, officials
said Friday. They refused to make
known the exact nature Of the sur
prise.
The-local degree team made its first
appearance at the last meeting, and
registered a distinctly favora BILE i'm
preston.
The memorial tablet is expected to
arrive about Feb. Z it was said Fri |
day.
The lodge hall has been equipped
with facilities for playing volleyball, |
basketball and indoor baseball. Mem
bers are urged to take part ip some /
of these games, as teams will be Or
gained within a short time.
Eden Rebekah, |. o. o. r.
The Eden Rebekah lodge, l. o. o. F.
will meet in the lodge hall at 1880
o'clock Saturday evening. A degree
staff from'the Webster lodge will con-
fer degrees on several members. The
initiation will be followed by an infor,
NAL session. All members of the lodge
are urged to come.
Knights of Pythas.
Members of the Richmond lodge
Knights of Pythias, have been invited
to attend a meeting of the order at
Centerville next Tuesday evening at
which time the rank of knight will be
conferred on number of candidates.
T. P. Keplinger of this city has
charge of arrangements for transpor
tation to that city and return. Mem
bers expecting to go to the meeting
are requested to notify him in order
that the best possible facilities may be
secured.
The next county meeting will be
held at Abingdon next Wednesday. |
Work in the Rank of Page will be Civ
en- and a large number of members
are expected to attend.
Plans for a celebration of the 57th
anniversary of the organizations ex-
istence were started at the last meet
ing of the local lodge. The annivers-
airy falls on Saturday Feb. 10.
Commandery No. 8.
Work in the Order of the Temple
will be conferred on two candidates at
the next meeting of the local COM
mandery to be held at p. m. Monday.
L. o. o. M.
According to present indications,
about 100 members will enter the
Mooseheart Legion which will be or
ganized Feb. 6, in this city. The
object of this organization is to pro-
vide home for eyed members of the
order, one similar to that for children
which is now located at Mooseheart.
Ill. The proposed hame will be locat-
ed in the south.
Ben Hurs.
Installation of officers was the chief
feature of the weekly meeting of the
Ben Hur lodge held last Thursday eve
ming.
Chief officers installed were: Chief,
Guy Farlow; judge, Lucy Patterson;
Past chief, Frank Shredder.
Saturday evening, members of the
two teams which have been conduct
ing a membership campaign, will meet
at $50 o'clock for an oyster supper
which will be served by the ladies.
Following the supper. a dance will be
given for all the members OF the order.
/. o. o. F.
Work in the first degree will be
put on by members of Whitewater
lodge of Richmond, before the mem
bers of the Odd Fellows lodge at Lew
isville, Friday evening.