Joint Entertainment by Woodmen and Royal Neighbors in San Antonio
A joint entertainment held Monday night by Bexar Camp No 12034 Modern Woodmen of America and Royal Neighbors Camp No 4545 was well attended. Col A N Rooks of Dallas gave a distinguished address on Fraternalism. The program featured music readings and dancing with guests from Dallas Houston Galveston Austin El Paso and other cities attending through Friday night dress rehearsal and conclave preparations for November 21 and 22. Degrees conferred and large membership ballotings were noted as plans advance.
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Bexar
Odern Woodmen of
America
Unflower
Royaleighbors
Woodges
A. N. Rooks
Dallas
Wooden
Evenig
H. B. Vodiie
Ceremones
Odeudience
B. M. Awk
Little Misses Odiie
Bexar Lodge of Perfection No
Houston
Galveston
Austin
el Paso
San Antonio
Elk Lodge and Knights of Pythias Set Meeting Dates
Communications from Charl ton and Friendship temples call Elk Lodge members to a meeting Thursday and to attend a view shower for widows and Johans home in Weatherford Texas on November 21 and 22. The keeper of records is to notify all members with mothers wives and sweethearts and to send roll call notices for November 28 when all must be present. The first officer nominations for the new year will also be on November 28.
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Charlon
Friendship Temples
Elk Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Aeeting
Elkodge
Johans
Weatherford
Tex
Otten
Ecord
Seals
Klso
Seven Initiated at Sam Houston Camp No. 55 Woodmen
Sam Houston Camp No. 55 Woodmen initiated seven candidates and balloted on eighteen applications with no transfers. A $50 allocation was made to St. John’s orphanage fund. A lodge smoker is planned soon with date to be set, and a committee will arrange details at the next meeting.
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Sam Houston
St. John’s
Davy Crockett Court 60 Ben Hur Holds Regular Session
Campa members of Davy Crockett Court 60 met at the Red Men's hall on Tuesday. Six candidates were initiated with the entire lineage degree by the drill team. Four applications for membership were received as part of a friendly drive aiming to culminate at the December meeting. Twenty candidates promised, with canvass indicating growth. a supper will follow, and the member with the most applications will be guest of honor.
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Campa
Davy Crockett Court
Tribe Ben Hur
Red Men's Hall
Dember
Anniversary celebration for Alamo Lodge No. 206 Knights
Alamo Lodge No. 206 Knights honor a thirty fourth anniversary at the Knights Pythias hall with a musical program and refreshments. Members and friends are invited Wednesday night November 20.
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Alamo Lodge No. 206
Knights and
Knights Pythias Hall
Opening Dance Planned by White Rose Grove 823
White Rose Grove 823 Woodmen Circle held a regular meeting at the Woodmen hall with good attendance. One applicant for membership was referred to a committee. The committee reported arrangements for a November 21 Turner dance are completed and a series of winter entertainments is planned with the dance as the opening number.
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White Rose Grove
Wooden Circle
Woodmen Hall
Guardian
Neil Webb
Grove
Turner Ol
Rehearse For Conclave Ancient and Ad pted Scottish Rite
A rehearsal session for the Conclave of the Ancient and Adapted Scottish Rite of Free Masons prepares members for a forthcoming assembly. The event highlights ritual practice and organizational ceremonies among lodges.
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Free Masons
Interesting Meeting Held at Hermann Sons Hall
Louis Schultze Lodge No 3 auxiliary to the Hermann Sons held a well attended meeting Monday in the new hall on Garden Street. Nine candidates were initiated bringing the total to 273 members as it aims for 300 by April when the C D H 8 grand lodge meets in Austin. The lodge scheduled a sixteenth anniversary celebration for November 25 with an entertainment and social program and refreshments. all members are urged to attend.
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Louis Schultze Lodge
Hermann Sons
Garden Street
Austin
Social Meeting
Alamo Lodge No. 84 Royal Achates held a Tuesday social meeting with good attendance. Ice cream and cake were served and a musical program presented. The drill team under Captain Annie Lum performed notable floor work.
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Alamo Lodge No. 84
Royal Achates
Annie Lum
Sunflower Camp No 4545 Fans Ballots and Initiations
Sunflower Camp No 4545 Royal Neighbors of America met on Wednesday with three applications ballot ed and two members initiated by the drill team in full dress uniform. A sick list was noted and visits directed. The entertainment committee reported a successful event and plans a reception and dance, chaired by Mrs Ramsay and Mrs B E Mills respectively.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Ramsay
B. E. Mills
Grinnell Lodge Holds Meeting Plans Social Event
A business meeting of Grinnell Lodge No. 61 Royal Achates was held Tuesday with routine business. A committee of Mrs. Mary Rapp Mrs. Lizzie Betz and Mr and Mrs J Joyce was named to arrange a social meeting at the next regular session at Woodmen hall on Commerce street.
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Grinnell Lodge No. 61
Royal Achates
Mary Rapp
Lizzie Betz
J. Joyce
Woodmen Hall
Commerce Street
Knights of Columbus Install Officers in San Antonio
San Antonio Council No. 786 installed elected officers at a Tuesday meeting in the hall at Houston and Navarro streets. The roster included Grover as grand knight Campbell deputy grand knight Buckley chancellor Hudson treasurer Keller advocate Boyle recording secretary Spencer inner guard Juengst outer guard and McCormick district deputy officiated. Rev Father Handley from Austin university chapel was guest of honor and welcomed by the local council.
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San Antonio
Trainmen Entertained by Alamo City Ladies Auxiliary
The Alamo City lodge ladies' auxiliary of C. Spangler Lodge No. 62 hosted a Thursday night reception at Murray hall Austin Street for Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen members. Refreshments followed as the arrangements committee received thanks. The program featured Elizabeth Carnal address, piano duet by Jenella Hedges and Vena Kerr, multiple solos, a violin piece, a reading, and songs led by Miss Julia Babcock and others.
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Alamo City
C. Spangler Lodge No
Brotherhood of Railway
Murray Hall
Austin Street
C. Spangler Lodge
Elizabeth Carnal
Jenella Hedges
Vena Kerr
A. Tracey
Allen Love
Frank Weatherford
B. Becklemann
Julia Babcock
Bessie Lee
Rebekah Lodges Honored At San Antonio Encampment
Members of Rebekah lodges in San Antonio were honored by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows du De vote encampment. Several officers received the degree of chivalry and a pin recognized long service. A school of instruction followed at the Odd Fellows hall with large attendance and guest Past President Miss Gussie Dolan.
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Rebekah
Rebekahs
San Antonio
Department Council of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows du de Vote
Blank
Mary Sauer
Louisa Powers
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
Anna West
T. 8
Lindsey
Annie Urquhart
J. L. Myrer
Alamo Rebekah Lodge
Texas Odd Fellows Encampment Opens in Abilene
The sixty first annual grand encampment of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows opened in the Crockett hotel with an address by Harry Hertzberg. Delegates from Texas lodges elected officers for the forthcoming year and heard welcomes from city officials and Rebekahs.
Weatherford Performs With Noted Soloists In Evening Program
In Weatherford, Prof. Earl Fuller gives an instrumental violin solo, Delpha Powell offers a violin also, Miss D Torbet sings, and Frank Weatherford participates in a coordinated program featuring multiple solo performances.
November bulletin from the Mexico City commandery
W C Morris now in San Antonio but formerly of Mexico City is a member who prizes the monthly bulletins as a distant home letter. He has belonged for years to a commandery that has grown to 225 members under Sir Henry Co Caldwell as commander and Wayne A White as recorder.
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W. C. Morris
San Antonio
Mexico City
Mr. Morris
Sir Henry Co. Caldwell
Mexico City Commandery
Wayne A. White
Concordia Lodge 1789 Holds Birthday Meet at Red Men’s Hall
Concordia Lodge No 1789 Knights and Ladies of Honor held a Wednesday night meeting at the Red Men’s hall. One member was initiated and two membership applications were received. A three person committee was appointed to arrange monthly birthday celebrations. Lodge business followed.
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Concordia Lodge No
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Red Men's Hall
Entertainment Plans Formed by Uniform Bank No 4 Pythias
A large meeting of Uniform Bank No 4 Knights of Pythias appointed a committee to arrange entertainment. The plan includes vaudeville acts and a December dance. Committee members are Capt. J. M. Nix J D Nordhaus William Schlesinger and Henry J Ford.
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Uniform Bank No. 4
Knights of Pythias
J. M. Nix
J. D. Nordhaus
William Schlesinger
Henry J. Ford
Royal Theater
Laurel Grove No. 1185 Woodmen Circle Meets
Laurel Grove No. 1185 Woodmen Circle held a Thursday meeting in the Woodman hall with one new applicant received and one candidate balloted on. A committee of three members Mrs. H. Brown Mrs. Jessie Graham and Mrs. Flor worked on drill team preparations.
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Laurel Grove No
Woodmen Circle
Woodman Hall
8. Brown
Jessie Graham
Flor
Appointment for drill team items and resignation note
Ence Ritchey was appointed to purchase spears and flags for the drill team. A letter from Mrs. Sue Warren expresses thanks for a beautiful pin presented by the grove upon her resignation.
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Sue Warren
The
Grove
I O O F Officers Visit Miriam Rebekah Lodge No 24
Miriam Rebekah Lodge No 24 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a full meeting Monday with many state officers present including C A Keller grand sire Marcus W Texas grand master F W Porter grand treasurer Marcus Swartz past grand master W A Vranvaugh grand patriarch Charles Sauer grand scribe and Texas assembly leaders Mrs Myrtle Wynne and Mrs Jonnie House. Initiatory degree conferred on three candidates and one reinstatement application received.
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Miriam Rebekah Lodge No
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
C. A. Keller
Marcus W
Texas
F. W. Porter
Marcus Swartz
W. A.vranvaugh
Charles Sauer
Plan for Owls Lodge Anniversary Celebration
At a Thursday meeting of the Ladies' Nest of Owls the organizing committee set plans for a joint anniversary event with San Antonio Nest No. 136. A musical program and a dance will be held at the Owls hall on Soledad street on Wednesday November 20 with refreshments served and members to wear white and blue ribbons.
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Nest of Owls
Lodge
Hansen
Mulligan
Herk
North
San Antonio
Order of Owls
Owls Hall
Soledad Street
Dr AtLee Orthodontia Specialty in Gibbs Building
Dentist Dr AtLee offers orthodontia as a specialty at the Gibbs Building locations with old phone 5757 and new line 160. A Colman, a plumber, operates at 416 Main AW.
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Dr. AtLee
Gibbs
A. Colman
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T. S. Lindsey
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Charles D. Sauer
Amedia Blank
Texas Odd Fellows
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Harry Hertzberg
J. W. Christopher
B. W. Turnbow
Beaumont
C. C. Pangle
Amarillo
T. Vestal
Waxahachie
Crockett Hotel
Odd Fellows
Marcus W. Davis
Order
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Joseph Ryan
Amelia Blank
Charles R. Gibson
W. A. Brumbaugh
Terrell
Charles L. Sauer
S. W. Porter
Sherman
Department Council
Monroe Lodge
Solomon Dalkowitz
A. Hoechten
Olga Scherls
Noble Grand
Emma Norris
Selma Schmidt
Elizabeth Heiligman
Elizabeth Steenman
Ella Rucker
Commandery
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