Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 55, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1929 — Page 9

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MARION COUNTY 0, E, S, TO HOLD JOINT PICNIC More Than 6,000 Members Will Gather at Broad Ripple. The Marion county O. E. S. Social Club is arranging for a picnic at Broad Ripple park Saturday afternoon and evening. Aug. 17, according to Mrs. Millie Gilmore, grand deputy for Marion county, chairman of the club. The Order of Eastern Star in Ma- ■ ion county is represented by twen-y-five chapters and has a total membership in excess of 6.000. The picnic is given for the purpose of bringing the members and their families into closer acquaintanceship. During the afternoon prizes vill be awarded. The following officers, in addition to Mrs. Gilmore, are in charge: Mrs. Marjorie Roberts, vice-chairman; Mrs. Floyd Yeager, secretary-treas-urer. Executive Committee Albert Wenner. Harry Callon, Lee Harper, Paul Tegarden, Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Lillian Stratman and Mrs. Maud Smith. By-Laws Committee—-John Tudball, Herbert Menhennett. John McClintock. Mrs. Marguerite Shea and Mrs. Frances Kyle. Finance Committee—Russell H. Gilmore, Mrs. Jessie Bierce, Mrs. Beatrice Trusler. Mrs. Clara Lucas and Mrs. Ida Meister. A meeting of officers and committees will be held at Irvington Masonic temple Thursday night at 8 o'clock, July 25. CONSTITUTE NEW CHAPTER OF 0. E. S. Ceremonies Held at Eaton for Chapter No. 522. EATON, Ind., July 15.—Eastern Star chapter No. 522 was constituted in this city Saturday night by Herbert C. Sears, -worthy grand patron. assisted by Mrs. Inez Sears as grand marshal; Mrs. Blanche Regett. as grand secretary; Mrs. Millie Gilmore, as grand conductress; Mrs. Rose Malcolm, as grand chaplain; Harry Emmons, as grand sentinel, and Mrs. Lena Cory, as grand warder. The following officers of Eaton chapter were installed: Mrs. Emma J. Jester, worthy matron; Harvey C. Hyer, worthy patron; Gladys Osenbaugh, associate matron; Thelma Jester, conductress; Claudia M. Hyer, associate conductress; Oliver J. Chapman, secretary; Emma Osborn. treasurer; Minnie Moffitte, j haplain; Garnet Peck, marshal; Mary Louise Jester, Ada; Lila Rodge, Ruth; Maria Blair, Esther; ~dith Cruea, Martha; Ruby Boyd, Fleets; Virginia Osenbaugh. organEsther Cochran, warder; Wayne orige, sentinel. Miss Louise Hamilton, Muncie, tst grand deputy, and Mrs. Anna urphy, associate matron of Los geles, Cal., were among the visiRefreshments were served.

BOUNTY PAST MATRONS BROAD RIPPLE GUESTS Carnes and Treasure Hunt Are Features of Affair. 3ro?.d Ripple O. E. S. past maIrons and patrons, entertained the Past Matrons’ Association of Marion county Thursday night in the social room of the Masonic temple m Broad Ripple. A short business meeting was followed by games and a treasure hunt. Refreshments were served by the past matrons and patrons of Broad Ripple chapter. Mrs. Jessie V. Potts is president and Mrs. Millie Gilmore, secretary. ODD FELLOWS ELECT Ralph Newton Named Head of Putman Lodge. F,” Times Svecinf GREENCASTLE, Ind.. July 15. New officers of Putnam lodge. No. 45. I. O. O. F.. are Ralph Newton, noble grand: William Ashworth, vice-grand: J. A. Friend, recording secretary; Roy Hillis. financial secretary; R, L. Pierce, tresatrrer: Gerald Ashworth, warden; Welvin A. Linson. conductor, and Wallace Morris, chaplain. Other officers include Emil Mann, Charles Meichel, Ernest Rader. Eugene Light. Charles Perkins, Harry Mann. Herbert Craver and Curtis Hartness. Auxiliary Holds Picnic The Ladies' Auxiliary of Hoosier Post No. 624. Veterans of Foreign Wars, held an old-time picnic a* Broad Ripple park Sunday. Dancing was on the program during the afternoon and evening. Merrymakers Will Meet The Merrymakers’ Club will meet Puesday at the home of Miss Audry Hapner, 2923 East Washington street.

Lodge Wedding Miss Delores Thomas and Walter C. Rosemeyer. both members of Arrius court. Tribe of Ben-Hur. were married with appropriate lodge ceremonies last Monday night at a special meeting. Both are members of the Ben-Hur drill team team. Many presents were given by attending members. Mr. and Mrs. Rosemeyer are at home at 1102 North De Quincy street. Twenty candidates will be Initiated tonight. Cards and bunco will follow the work.

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B.u Timr i Bpfrinl RICHMOND. Ind., July 15.—Candidates being initiated during a membership campaign by Wayne aerie. Fraternal Order of Eagles, witness exemplification of work by the aerie drill team of which Henry Warman is captain. Members of the team are Roy Walterman, Roscoe House, O. B.

PICNIC AND BASKET DINNER IS PLANNED

Plans for the annual basket dinner and picnic of the Modern Woodmen of America Picnic Association Aug. 25 were discussed at a recent meeting of Marion county members at the Modern Woodmen building. Executive officers re-elected are: M. T. Wright, president; D. J. Weaver, secretary, and Joe Heath, treasurer. Frank Gruber, Myron Clark and W. C. Verling are on the amusement committee. Final arrangements will be completed by committees Friday, Aug. 9. Officers of Marion county camps met Friday evening as guests of Capital City camp at 1025 Prospect street and plans were laid to begin organization of an officer s camp. John Sproule, Hiram Mason and D J Weaver were named on a committee to draft a constitution and by-laws. District, field and camp deputies met with the officers. A consolidated class of candidates was initiated at Greenfield last week. M. T. Wright and Charles Mitchell, field deputy of Greenfield, were in charge.

SCOTTISH RITE CONCLAVE HELD Third District Masons at Noblesviile Session. F.'i Time* Sncci-il NOBLESVILLE, Ind., July 15Third district meeting of Scottish Rite Masons, embracing the counties of Hamilton, Howard, Hendricks, Tipton, Clinton and Boone, was held here Thursday with members of the state committee, who are holding similar meetings throughout Indiana preliminary to dedication of the Scottish Rtie Cathedral this fall. Seventy-five representatives attended and Charles C. Lafoliette, thirty-third degree Mason and past grand master of the Indiana lodge, acted as toastmaster. Prof. E. J. Llewellyn of Newcastle, gave the principal talk. Other talks were given by J. Ralph Fenstermaker. Tyne P. Dickerson, Fred I. Willis. Martin L. Koons and the Rev. Lewis Brown. Dinner was esrved by members of the order of Eastern Star. NEW OFFICERS ACT Clermont Degree of Pocahontas Installs. Officers installed last Wednesday by Erietta council. No. 426, of the Degree of Pocahontas of Clermont, include Mrs. Grace Applegate. Pocahontas; Mrs. Opal Moore. Wenona; Mrs. Bessie Bales, prophetess; Mrs. Maude Starkey, keeper of wampum; Mrs. Hattie Moore, keeper of records; Fred Hough. Pohatan, Mrs. Lillie Fraul and Mrs. Margarite Foster assisted in the work. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Nora Kolb was in charge.

1,000 Eagles Frolic at All-Indiana Outing Here

Leaders of Order Attend: Program Continues All Day. Indianapolis aerie. FAteraal Order of Eagles, was host Sunday for members at an all-Indiana picnic in Columbia park. The program opened in the forenoon and continued until late at night. Attendance was 1.000. Leaders present included Otto P. Del uses, former national president and now chairman of the Eagles’ Indiana old age pension commission, and J. Pierce Cummings, Seventh district chairman, both of Indianapolis: William A. Stoehr. Connersville, state president: John B. Hudson. Lafayette. vice-president: Ernest M Cioe. Noblesville. secretary, and A. M. Follis Wabash, outside guard.

Gieene, Rudolph Marker, Clarence Young, Damon Mitchell, James Taylor, Harry Mervin, Austin Pegg, Robert Yedding Kenneth Bailey, j Lester Warman, Russell Alexander, ’ Dale Bailey, Marion Thompkins. ; Everett Irisman, William Moore and Robert Hungerford. The first class taken in as a rei suit- of the campaign numbered

5,000 Go to Masonic Home in Franklin, More than 5,000 members of Indiana Grottoes met in the annual pilgrimage made to the Indiana Masonic home at Franklin Sunday under auspices of the Indiana State Grotto Association. The Rev. Ambrose Dunkel, chaplain of the association, conducted services. Fletcher W. Boyd, superintendent of the home, gave an address of welcome to the visiting prophets. Ft. Wayne was selected as the meeting place for the fall conference and ceremonial of the state association. All grottoes of Indiana pledged their support to Sahara Grotto in entertaining the fortyfirst supreme council in Indianapolis next June.

DROIDS WILL GtVEJEGSEES Meridian Grove Has Class of Five. Meridian grove, No 28, United Ancient Order of Druids, will confer the Druids’ degree on a class of five tonight at the hall, 1317 South Meridian street. The degree team under William F. Engelking, captain, and noble grand. arch of the grove, will confer the work. A reception will be held. Indianapolis grove, No. 37, will hold a smoker at the regular meeting Wednesday night. Plans for a new member campaign will be adopted. The cbmmittee in charge includes Louis C. Schwartz, F. Earl Geider, Marion C. Thomas, David Cowell and Harry Stafford, 0. El S. TO ENTERTAIN Grand Matron Will Visit City. Acton chapter No. 173. O. E. S., will entertain the grand matron, Mrs. Abbie Hanson of Hammond, and her official family Thursday night. Refreshments will be served. Charles Hittle, worthy patron, will preside in the east during conferring of degrees on a class of five. Mrs. Esther Powers, worthy matron has completed a drill for the opening exercises. Friday noght Mrs. Hanson will make her last inspection until September in Marion county at Lawrence. Grand chapter officers are expected to be present at this meeting. Mrs. Louise Barco. worthy matron. will open the meeting and Lee M. Harper, worthy patron, will preside during conferring of degrees.

Among cities represented were Columbus. Kokomo, Richmond, Con- \ nersville, Lafayette. Noblesville. Wa- i bash. Newcastle. Greensburg, Green- J field. Rushville, Portland, Marion. Batesville and Brookville. Henry Fryer headed the committee in charge of the picnic, his aids including Robert Amick, acting' president, and Wilbur H. Miller, sec- j retary. The aerie, meeting tonight, will receive a report of the affair. The next activity for Eagles here will be the grand aerie regional convention to be held in Minneapolis Aug. 1 5 to 10. during which its drill team, ! directed by Secretary Miller, will j compete for national honors. A drill team from Indianapolis established a record for the nation of winning first for three consecu- j tive years in national competition, j and took thjird place.

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eleven and the initiation was witnessed by William A. Stoehr, Connersville, state Eagles president, and several members of the aerie in that city. The campaign is in charge of a committee of forty, headed by R.

I F, W, PLAN OUTING Gossett Post to Hold Picnic July 28, A picnic and outing at % place to be decided soon will be held at La-

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James Wigmore, former local aerie president. Lester Warman is president of Wayne aerie, the largest in Indiana, with a membership of approximately 2,200.

velle Gossett post, No. 908, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Sunday, July 28. Members will be notified by card of location decided upon by the committee. A joint meeting of the post and the Ladies Auxiliary was held last Wednesday night. A luncheon and dancing made up the program.

RED MEN WILL OPEN SULLIVAN TRIBE THURSDAY Terre Haute Degree Team Will Have Charge of Work. Anew tribe of Red Men will be instituted at Sullivan Thursday evening. July 18. Arch H. Hobbs, great keeper of records and seals, said today. The work will be in charge of the degree team of Ute tribe No. 152 of Terre Haute. Charles Houck, deputy grand sachem, will direct the ceremonies. Raymond E. Whitton, great sachem of Knightstown. will act as instituting chief and will be assisted by Eli Lee, great senior sagamore, of Terre Haute, and Arch H. Hobbs. This is the first tribe of Red Men to be instituted in Indiana for several months. A large number of visiting tribes are expected. Final arrangements have been completed for the largest Red Men's celebration of the year to be held at the Athletic park at Anderson Tuesday, July 16. The pow-wow will be in charge of Chief Anderson tribe of that city. Fifty candidates will be initiated. The degree work wall be conferred by the team of Comanche tribe No. 18 of Indanpolis. Ben Breedlove, deputy great sachem, will be in charge of the work. Parades, band concerts and exhibitions will make up the day’s program.

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Sam Rabin At the recent election of officers held by the A. Z. A. fraternity Sam Rabin was named president for the coming year.

Official Dates HAMMOND, Ind., July 15 Mrs. Abbie Hanson, worthy grand matron of the order of the Eastern Star, has announced the following inspections this week; Monday, Arcadia; Tuesday, Windfall; Wednesday, North Salem, Thursday, Acton; FTidav, Lawrence; Saturday, Kempton.

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ODD FELLOWS WILL PICNIC AT MUNCIESUNDAY State Lodges Hold Outing at Tri-Lakes: Anderson to Confer Degree. Lodges of Odd Fellows from surrounding counties will meet at a city park in Muncie next Sunday for a basket picnic. A three-county picnic was held at Tri-Lakes Saturday by lodges of Noble. Allen and Whitley counties. Canton Excelsior, No. 18, will go to Anderson July 20 and confer the degree of Patriarch Militant for Canton Anderson. No. 3. Cantons of the First regiment have been invited and H E. Roesener. colonel, will be present. Installation of officers was held Friday night by Mozart Rebekah lodge. No. 828. Mrs. Ruby M. Roesener was Mra instructing officer in charge, assisted by Mrs. Lela E. Chesline, Miss Hazel Sense, Mrs. Helen Scholey. Miss Mary Shields and Mrs. Viola Collins. Mrs. Ella Behrens was installed as noble grand and Mrs. Amelia Winkelhaus seated as vice-grand. Chapter to Hold “Kid Party’’ A "kid party’’ will be held next Friday night by Bethel chapter. No. 9. Job's Daughters, at the Brightwood Masonic temple. The committee will be made up of the Misses Dorothy Karnes, Nellie Orr and Pauline Galloway. A slumber party, picnic and bunco party are planned by the organization.