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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-27
Entertainment Set for
Thursday Night at
Castle Hall.

Indianapolis White Shrine, No. 6
will entertain former and newly
elected officers of the shrine at 8
Thursday night in the Castle Hall.
The new officers who were elected
Thursday at a meeting in Castle
Hall include Mrs. Salome Binkley
worthy high priestess; Elmer Kief-
err, Waterman of the shepherds; Mrs
Mary Konecke, noble prophecies;
Mrs. Mabel league, worthy scribe;
Mrs. Nellie Hosman, worthy treas
urer; Mrs. Carrie Lee Jones, chap
lain; Mrs. Katherine Armbruster
worthy shepherdess, and Mrs. Ruby
Willoughby, worthy guide.
Featured in the entertainment
which will be for all members and
their friends will be a playlet, "The
Train to Mauro," which will be pre-
scented by Mrs. Mathilda Tschudi
Mrs. Goldie Schlegel and Mrs. Jessie
Craig.
Other entertainment will include
Living wax figures by Jobs
Daughters bethels of the city; solos
by Mrs. Ruth Tooley and Harry
Bolin; drill by the ladies' drum
corps of the Oriental Shrine; drill
by the Indianapolis White Shrine
patrol, No. 6, tap dancing by Allen
Mcconnell and choir numbers by
the choir of Pentalpha lodge, No
564, F. e. A. M.
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The Maccabee degree team,
composed of members of the Mac
cabees from Tents Nos. 20 and 101,
will initiate a class of ten candi-
dates at meeting to be held at
Thursday in the hall, Twenty
ninth and Clifton streets.
The team also will initiate
classes for the women of Hive No
206, and for the junior court of
the Maccabees, Tuesday, April 18,
in the Masonic temple, Twenty
eighth and RAIDER streets.
1t will be the first time the
women members and the juniors
of indianapolis ever have wit
messed the degree team in action.
All Maccabees have been invited
to attend the meeting.
Announcement also has been
made that all future meetings of
the Maccabees will be held on
Tuesday night in the Masonic
temple at Twenty eighth and
RAIDER streets, which is the new
hall for the Maccabees.
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MASONIC CHOIR TO
SING AT CHURCH
Arnold Spencer Group to Be
Garfield Baptist Guests.

Arnold Spencer's choir, consisting
Of male chorus members Of the sew
eral constituent Masonic lodges of
the Masonic temple, Illinois and
North streets, will sing at the Gar
field Park Baptist church, at 9:15
Sunday morning, under the auspices
of the Masonic Memorial Bible class.
The Sunday school, under the
direction of Warren M. Bruner, SUI
perintendent, has outgrown the
church building, and the M. M. B.
c., which constitutes the mems
class, are forced to meet in a store
room next door to the church.
The choir will entertain the Ma
son class and will sing at the clos
ing exercises of the combined
classes.
Officers of the M. M. B. G. are
George Alexander, president; Fred
Horn, secretary-treasurer; Clyde
Doris, assistant treasurer,
and Walter Aspy, teacher.
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PUBLIC INVITED TO
EASTERN STAR BALL
MatronS, Patrons of District
to Hold Dance.

The public has been invited to
attend the sixth annual ball of the
matrons and patrons of the Order
of Eastern Star, Eleventh district,
which will be held the night of April
q at the Murat temple.
Funds from the dance will be used
for the memorial fund in honor of
Nettie Ransford.
The ball will be held on the last
night of the sessions of the Indi-
ana grand chapter, Order of Eas-
tern Star.
Mrs. Jessie Mclean, president of
the matrons and patrons of 1888,
has charge of the ticket sale. Tickets
can be obtained at 10 North Keal-
ing avenue or by calling Ir. 3713.
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S. B. A. MEETING
PLACE CHANGED
Center Council to Convene
Hereafter at Hall of
Moose Lodge.

Center council of the Security
Benefit Association has announced
a change in the meeting place of
the council from 1862 East Mary
land street, to the Loyal Order of
Moose hall, 135 North Delaware
street. The first meeting in the
new hall will be Friday night and
on each Friday thereafter.
A large class of candidates is ex-
pected for the initial meeting in the
new hall and all members able to
attend are asked to be present.
The Center Council Dramatic
Club, assisted by the Sunshine trio,
entertained the inmates and attend
ants of the Marion County mfr
mary Thursday.
The Center Leach Club will meet
tonight at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. Scott, 5075 Sheldon
street. All members are requested
to appear early to transact business
before start of social activities.
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Y. OF F. ". TO
STAGE FROL|C
Dance Fete to Be Held by
LaveIIe GoSSett Post on
Saturday.

The entertainment committee of
Lavelle Gossett post, No 908, Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars, is sponsoring
a chicken dinner, dance and card
party to be given in the post hall,
King avenue and Walnut street,
Saturday.
The program will open at $50
with a dinner and cards will be
played from 7:30 to $50. Dancing
will be held from $50 until mid
night.
Music will be furnished by the
Wayne Township Democratic or
chestra. Proceeds from the event
will be used for the posts needy
comrades. The party will be for
the public.
Those on the committe in charge
of the arrangements include: John
Helfrich, chairman: Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur yesterday, Arthur belong,
Mrs. Bee Weber, and Mrs. Gertrude
Kremer.
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Minstrel ShOW and Dance
Will Be Held By MdsOns
Funds Will Be Used to Buy
Movie Equipment for
Franklin Home.

Rehearsals are being held for a
minstrel show and dance to be
given by Monument lodge No. est,
F. & A. M, on the nights of April
II, Is and 10 in the Masonic temple,
North and Illinois streets.
Purpose of the show is to raise
funds to purchase movie equip
ment for the Indiana Masonic home
at Franklin, maintained for aged
members of the fraternity and or
phaned children. The home for
merly showed silent pictures, but
have been unable to obtain any of
these for two years
Rehearsals are under the direc-
ton of Eph Levin, past master, who
will direct the show, and his daugh-
ter, Miss Helene Levin.
Those who will play leading roles
in the show include: Sidney Mes
singer, James Quinn, Mrs. Louise
Traugott, Kenneth Morgan, Jerome
Wachter, James Westover, Ben
jamin Bleiden, Phillip Sentir, James
Mcclure, Mrs. Freda Witoff, Robert
TroSs, Miss Lena Captain, Miss Leila
LaepSky, Seymon Brodsky, Joseph
Bernstein, Samuel Hurwitz Miss Ida
Solotken, Chester Albright, Joseph
Biler, Miss Norma Feltenstein, Sid
ney Hasse, Samuel Pollock, AL Pol
lock, Miss Virginia Marcus and Miss
jeanette Hurwitz, who will play the
piano accompaniment.
The general committee arranging
details for the performances and
the grand ball which will be given
in the temple for all members of the
cast and audience, consist of Otto
w. Cox, Robert Stolkin, Eph Levin
and Harry S. Joseph.
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PAST NATIONS
GO TO Upton
Ritual of 1870 to Be Exem-
pIified at Meeting Con-
Quoted Tuesday Night.

The Past Matrons and Patrons
Association of Marion County, Or
der of Eastern Star, will exemplify
the ritual of 1870 at Upton, Tues
day night.
Rosary chapter, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Cecil Combs, worthy
matron, will serve a 6 o'clock dim
ner. Following the work, enter
tainment, including singing by
Mrs. Jessie Bierce and Mrs. Ruth
Tooley, and a reading by Mrs. Ida
Engle, will be given.
Mrs. Mile Gilmore, president Of
the association, will serve as worthy
matron.
The association group comprising
the team giving the obligation cere-
mony, under the direction of Mrs.
Mona Thomas, will present the cere-
mony at Lynhurst chapter Tues
day night:
The Wayfarers, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Rea Koehler, will pre-
sent the playlet, "Wayfarer," at
Bridgeport chapter, o. E. S., tonight,
following pitch-in dinner to be
served at 6.
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SPECIAL CAST
TO Give ROYAL
ARCH DECREE
officers of Eight County
Chapters to Conduct Work
tuesday NIGHT.

The Royal Arch Chapter ASsocia-
ton and Broad Ripple chapter, No.
146, Royal Arch Masons. will pre-
sent an exemplification Of the Royal
Arch degree with a special cast Sc
lected from the officers Of the eight.
Marion county chapters, at the
Royal Arch Masonry convocation.
The session will be held at 7:3o
Tuesday in the Broad Ripple Ma
sonic temple.
A dinner will be served at 6. and
the Rev r. T. Gwyn, pastor of the
Centenary Christian church. will
give a special address on The
Greatest Word
Dinner to Be Held
Special music for the dinner and
degree work viii be furnished by
the Raper Commandery choir.
Harold Winslow will direct the choir
and Clarence Carson, organist, will
play.
John B. Givan is chairman of the
COluiltlbSt III Clldl x, anu r. V. ALL
norman will be the director G. L.
Lee will have charge of the musi-
cal entertainment and Guido
Schloot will have charge Of the din
ner.
All members of the various chap
ters, communicates and councils
have been invited to attend. A large
number of Masons are expected for
the dinner and exemplif1cation work.
First of Series Tonight
Similar meetings will be held
monthly at each of the various
chapters of Marion county. and the
different casts will be so arranged
that all officers will at some time,
be given chance to participate in
the work.
Tonights meeting is the first of
the series, and it is thought that the
services will add to the ritualistic
work of the chapters and create a
greater interest among companions,
in addition to benefiting Royal Arch
Masonry.
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Anniversary Is Observed
by Royal NeighbOrs Camp

Neighbors; a violin duet by Miss
Velma Parsley and Miss Frieda
Jones, accompanied by Miss Doris
Brady; "Glimpses of Center Camps
thirty-four years of Activity" by
Mrs. Sadie Merz, charter member;
old time songs, by Mrs. Homer Tro5-
ter, Mrs. John Spicer and Mrs. Will
liam Kelly, and the closing address,
"reminiscences. by o. R. Wald, an
other charter member.
At a roll call of the ffty-hve
charter members of the camp,
Wednesday night, it was found that
only nine of the original members
still are alive. They are: Mr.. and
Mrs. o. r. Valid, Mrs. MerZ, Mrs.
Maggie Arbuckle, Mrs. May Moore.
Mrs. Paulin Mas, Mrs. Etha Mar
shall. all of indianapolis, and Mrs.
Catherine BaSSo of Sierre Madre,
Cal.
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ROYAL ARCH MASONS
WILL BE INSPECTED
Grand Lecturer to Pay Visit to Joint
Meeting of Two City Chapters.

indianapolis chapter, No. 5, Roy
al Arch MasonS, will be inspected
jointly with Oriental chapter, No.
lat, by Herbert A. Graham of Elk
hart, grand lecturer of the grand
chapter of Indiana, at a meeting to
be held in Oriental Masonic Temple,
Twenty second street and College
avenue, Friday night.
A supper will be served at 6 and
the most excellent degree will be
conferred on candidates at 7:3O by
the two lodges with A. Ross Marley,
high priest of Indianapolis chapter
and George Schriber, high priest of
Oriental chapter in charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-27
CITY DRUID CIRCLE TO
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
Thirty Second Anniversary of Cap
itaI City Lodge to Be Observed.

Members of Capital City Circle,
No. 6, United Ancient Order of
Druids, celebrated their thirty-sec-
ond anniversary, Thursday night,
at Druids hall, 90 South Delaware
street The circle was instituted in
1901 with a charter list of fifty-tWo,
and now reports a membership
of 200.
Following a short business ses-
sion. a program of entertainment
was had followed by a banquet and
cards.
Two surviving charter members,
Mrs. Hattie Hopkins and Charles
G.. N. Geider, supreme secretary,
were present and spoke on the his
tory of the circle.
A gift was presented to each by
members of the circle, and talks
were given and congratulations eX-
tended by grand officers who were
present.
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SCOTTISH RITE
COUNCIL MEETS
AT CATHEDRAL
Sixty-Sixth Annual Session
Is Opened Here by
High Officers.

The sixty-sixth annual meeting of
the Indiana Council of Deliberation,
which has jurisdiction over the
bodies of the Scottish Rite in In
dianapolis, Fl. Wayne, Evansville
and South Bend was held today in
the Rite cathedral, under direction
Of DR.. Gaylord M. Leslie, Fl. Wayne.
Indiana deputy.
The membership of the council
includes active and honorary mem
berS of the thirty-third degree in
the state and officers of the con-
stituent bodies from the various
valleys. More than 100 acceptances
for the meetings have been received
by Robert A. Woods, grand secre-
tary.
The meeting was to open at noon
with an informal luncheon in the
cathedral. Solo numbers by George
Kadei, tenor, accompanied by Clar-
ence H. Carson, were to be present.
ed during the luncheon. The prin-
cipal address was to be given by
the Rev. Arthur j. Folsom, a thirty
third degree Mason, who will speak
on mysticism in Masonry"
Business Session at 2
The first business session was to
open at 2. Reports of committees
will be made and tributes paid to
the memory of members who have
died since the last annual session.
Action for the benefit of the Ma
sonic orders will be considered.
officers of the council, besides
Leslie, who by virtue of his supreme
council post, is commander-i in chief,
are: Eugene E. Vatet of Muncie,
grand first lieutenant-com
Frank E. Stouder of Fit. Wayne,
grand minister of state; Will G..
Grabill, South Bend, grand chan
cellor; Lewis Brown, Indianapolis,
grand treasurer.
Robert A. Woods, Princeton,
grand secretary; Herbert A. Ora
ham, grand master of ceremonies;
John T. SauIter, indianapolis, grand
hospitaler; George S. Parker,
Muncie, grand seneschal; Charles
L. Hutchinson, indianapolis, grand
standard bearer; John E. Minor,
Indianapolis, grand captain of the
guard, and Richard H. Schweitzer,
KnightStoWn, grand sentinel.
COnvOcatiOn to Be Held
Members of committees who will
be present for the meeting include:
Clarence H. Smoke, South Bend;
Walter c. Schlange, Evansville;
Harry Strickland, Greenfield; Ar
thur j. Smith, Muncie; Edward A.
Terrence, Evansville; George A.
Newhouse, New Albany; l.. Heely
Link, Fit. Wayne.
Will G.. Crabill, South Bend;
John H. Aiken, Fl. Wayne; Elmer
G. Gay, Franklin; John w. Hodgen,
Evansville; Frank E. Strouder, FIT.
Wayne; Joseph c. Ibach, Ham
mond, and John R. Sterne Of Evans
vile.
Announcement was made today
by F. Elmer Raschig, thrice potent
master of Adoniram grand lodge of
perfection, the governing body of
the Rite, that the annual spring
convocation of the Rite group in the
valley of indianapolis will be held
April Is to 81. The latest date for
receiving petitions for the higher
degree of the order will be April 10.
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Dinner Held in Honor of
34th Birthday of
No. 1897.

Center Camp, No. 1897, Royal
Neighbors Of America, Wednesday
celebrated the thirty-fourth ami
versary with a pitch-in dinner and
entertainment program for the
members.
The dinner was served at 6 and
the tables were decorated with
spring flowers and thirty-four can
dies. A large birthday cake formed
the centerpiece.
The program which followed the
dinner included an address, The
Purpose" by Mrs. Fanny B. Volz, a
past supreme officer of the Royal
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EAGLES AERIE PLANS
SURPRISE PROGRAM
Entertainment to BE Given Tonight
for Members at Lodge Home.

Entertainment program of sur
prise numbers will be given tonight
by Indianapolis Eagles aerie at the
lodge home, &c West Vermont street,
for members and their friends.
Next Monday night the entertain
ment Will be 4 boxing and wrestling
card, including a battle royal.
The programs are features of pep
meetings preliminary to an initia-
ton April g.
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MASoNS TO GIVE PARTY
Logan Lodge to Entertain Capital
City Chapter Tuesday.

Logan lodge No SIS, F. g. A. NJ.
will entertain Capital City lodge No.
3l2, F. & A. NJ, Tuesday night at
7:30 in the Masonic temple, North
and Illinois streets. with a card
party and smoker, according to an
announcement by George E. Lo-
rentZ, worthy master.
The party will be for members and
their friends. A large attendance is
anticipated. Arrangements are in
charge of the entertainment COM
mittee consisting of J. P. Ryker,
L. H. George. H. H. Hartman, w. c.
Kip and Walter Harmeson.
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BENEFIT PARTY SLATED
Legion Service Post to Hold Event
Mt Oaklandon Friday.

Service post, No. 1913, American
Legion, will hold a benefit euchre
and bridge party for the public Fri
day night at 8. at the Legion Hall in
Oaklandon.
Paul Welton is chairman of the
committee in charge. Others on the
eommitte include: Austin j. Beaver,
Mrs Emma McCord and Mrs. Nell
NewhouSe.
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RIPPLE MASONS WILL
RECEIVE INSTRUCTIONS
Guido NJ. SchlOOt Will Be in Charge
of Meeting Tonight.

Broad Ripple chapter, No 146,
Royal Arch Masons. will hold the
second and final chapter for instruc-
ton. tonight at 7:30 in the Broad
Ripple Masonic temple, on the most
excellent master degree, to be given
at joint inspection with Calvin
Prather chapter, No. 157, in the
Broad Ripple temple, Friday, April
IA.
Guido NJ. Schloot. excellent high
priest of Broad Ripple chapter, will
be in charge of tonight's instruc-
ton, and all chapter officers are
urged to be present, as officers for
the inspection will be selected from
both chapters.
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CARD PARTY Is SLATED
Banner Temple, Pythian Sisters,
Will Entertain Tuesday Night.

Banner temple No. 81, Pythian
Sisters, will give card party fol
the public at BIS Tuesday in
the hall, 119 East Ohio street.
Euchre, bridge and bunco will be
played and pillow case prizes will
be given.
Mrs. Mary Porter is chairman of
the committee in charge. Others
on the committee include Mrs. Ber-
tina Fennell, Mrs. Ida Perry, Mrs.
Amelia Whist, Mrs. Amelia Bran
kamp, Mrs. Mayme Castor and Mrs.
Nellie HouIsdon.
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CALL DISTRICT MEETING
Members OF Four Counties to Con
vene at Lafayette Wednesday.

Members of the eighth district of
the Indiana Order of Odd Fellows,
including those living in Warren.
Fountain, Tippecanoe, and Mont
gomery counties, have been invited
TO attend a district meeting WedneS-
day in the Odd Fellow hail at
Lafayette.
Purpose Of the meeting is to or
ganize a new district, elect officers,
and vote on meeting place for the
next district meeting.
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DEGREE WORK PLANNED
Jobs Daughters to Go Through Rite
at o. E. S. Meeting.

Members of Jobs Daughters of
Indianapolis will exemplify Bethel
degrees Tuesday night at Indian
apolis chapter, Order of Eastern
Star, at the Masonic temple, 2515
West Morris street.
All Eastern Star members in the
city have been invited to attend for
the meeting and reception which
follow. Gertrude Martin is worthy
matron of Indianapolis chapter.
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PLAYLET TO BE GIVEN
Two-Act Production Will Feature
Royal Neighbors' Fete.

"Parlor Matches" a two-act play
let, will be the feature presentation
at an entertainment program to be
given by members of Northwestern
camp Royal Neighbors of America,
in celebration of the camps twenty
seventh birthday. Wednesday night
in the hall, Twenty eighth and
RAIDER streets.
Several other kinds of entertain
ment Will be included and the pro-
gram will be closed with a dance.
1t is to be an open meeting and
members may bring friends.
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White Shrine Officers
to Be Feted at PARTY
SLATE DISTRICT MEETING
Sparta Rebekah Lodge to Entertain
Lodges at Session Tuesday.

Sparta Rebekah lodge No 20 will
entertain lodges in the Twenty
ninth district, including Lagrange
and Noble counties, at a meeting on
Tuesday at Kimmell, Ind.
Mrs. Fern Parker, Albion, district
deputy president, will be in charge
and Mrs. Revah Pressler, president
of the Rebekah assembly of Indiana,
will stage a school of instruction
at the afternoon meeting.
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MYSTIC TIE LODGE TO
HOLD SPRING PARTY
Choir of First Friends Church Win
Present Musical Comedy.

ShS NAuoACdA OOlHCuys
Mystic Tie lodge Ne. 1893, F. & A.
M, will hold spring party Satur-
day night in Masonic temple, North
and Illinois streets, for Master Ma
sons and their guests.
The program will start at 8:15,
with a two-act musical comedy, The
Count and the Co-Ed," to be pre-
Sented by the choir of the First
Friends church. Following the party
there will be dancing, cards and
a children's party.
The lodge will hold craft re-
hearSal and smoker for members to-
night at 7:30 in the temple.
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Special Call
Message of Importance to
Be Delivered to NJ.
w. A. Members.

members of Park camp, No.
A'A 6604, Modern Woodmen of
America, have been asked to at
tend a special called meeting to
be held in the Modern Woodman
hall at Twenty-eighth and RAIDER
streets, tonight.
A message of Importance is to
be delivered to all those attend
ing at that time by a special
committee composed of j. Ray
mond Trout, David M. Killion and
William B. Conner.
Prof. Auguste Picard plans tc
make his next flight into the stra-
toSphere from Chicago this sum-
mer.
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Card Party to Be Held

Card and bunco party viii be held
Wednesday afternoon and night at
SD North Illinois street by the past
presidents council of Katherine
Merrill camp. Daughters of Union
Veterans. Mrs. E. W. Bilyeu will be
in charge.
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PATRIARCHS MILITANT
TO INSTALL OFFICERS
Ceremonies to Be Held Thursday
Night at ArmOry of Canton.

Canton Indianapolis, No. 2, Patri-
archs Militant, I. o. o. F., will hold
an installation of officers, Thursday
night at 8, in the armory, Prospect
and South East streets. Installation
will be by Colonel Will E. Hiatt.
New officers to be installed are:
G. C. Genrich, captain; Will Rein
hart, lieutenant; A. E. Mcintyre, en-
sign; Elmer Muesing, clerk, and H.
E. Roesener, accountant.
All members attending have been
ordered to appear in full dress uni
form.
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PYTHIAN LODGE WILL
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
Forty Third Anniversary of Arion
Group to Be Observed.

Group to Be Observed.
Arion lodge, No. 254, knights of
Pythias, will celebrate its forty-third
anniversary in the lodge hall, 523
North Belle Vieu place. Monday.
April 8. All members and friends
are invited.
The lodge was instituted on March
81, 1890, in the same hall that is
now used, and five of the twenty
four charter members still attend.
They are: William Burnett, M. H.
Harmon, j. w. Peek, Rudolph
Schwartz and c. H. Trotter.
Roscoe D. Todd is the present
chancellor commander Of the lodge
and G. H. Faulkner is the keeper of
records and seal.
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LODGE WILL ENTERTAIN
District Meeting to be Held by
I. o. 0. F. Groups.

Johnson lodge, No 76, I. o. o. F.,
will entertain all Odd Fellow lodges
in the Sixteenth district, including
Marion, johnson and Morgan coun-
ties at district meeting to be held
at Franklin, Saturday night.
S. S. Gooden, past noble grand of
johnson lodge, will be in charge of
the meeting
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Club Rooms Open to Lodge

Club rooms will be open Wednes-
day night at 7:30, for members of
Center lodge, No %, F. & A. M, in
the Masonic temple, North and I'LL
nois streets.