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LODGE ROOM NEWS
OF GREATER OMAHA
Woodmen of the World Con
tinue Busy in Their Camps
Throughout City.
ALPHA CAMP TO BUILD
German-American Camp No. 104.
Woodmen of the World, entertained
its members and friends at a social
given at New Bohemian Turner hall
last'Tuesday evening. Refreshments
were served and many addresses de
livered on "Good of the Order."
Members of Druid Camp Drill team
were guests of honor and upon the
invitation of the council commander
exemplified the floor work.
The entertainment Riven by Schiller
Camp No. .304, last Thursday evening
was a success. A large delegation
from Welcome Grove No. 54, at
tended as did representatives of other
groves in the city.
Pappio Camp No. 221, has treated
its hall, on West Dodge street, to a
new coat of paint.
Comenius Camp No. 76, will meet
'next Saturday evening at Mcti hall,
Thirteenth and Williams street, to
transact business and initiate can
didates. South Omaha Camp No. 211, will
meet Wednesday evening It Wood
men of the World hall, on Twenty
fourth street, for initiation of candi
dates. 1
The officers of Hungarian Petofi,
No. 47.1, have called a meeting for
April 29, at 124 North Fifteenth street,
for the purpose of reorganization.
Omaha-Seymour Camp No. 16, will
give a stag party on Tuesday at
Crounse hall, when rctrcsnmeius win
be provided. D. H. Mercer will deliver
an address on his travels in Europe.
Alpha Camp No. 1, the first Wood
men of the World camp ever organ
ized, has purchased a lot at 1811 Capi-
tol avenue, and intends to erect a
home and lodge hall there in the near
future.
Woodmen Circle.
W. A. Frascr Grove No. 1, met last
Friday evening when a large , class
was initiated. The drill team of the
Dora Alexander Guards did the floor
work. The new uniforms were a spe
cial feature of thV work. Many guests
were present which included Mary E.
LaRocco, supreme guardian; Dora
Alexander, supreme clerk; Catherine
Remmington, , supreme delegate. Al
pha Camp, No. 2, was represented by
a large delegation which included
Mrs. Anderson, grand inner sentinel;
Mrs. Kingsbury, guardian, and the
newly elected grand chaplain, Cora V.
Bttnce.
Welcome Grove. No. 54, entertained
iti members on lat Monday evening
by giving birthday party tor its
guardian, Mrs, Catherine Remming
ton. D. E. Bradshaw, supreme attor
ney; T. E. Patterson of the board of
auditors. Woodmen of the World, and
Dr. C. P, Brown, supreme physician,
Woodmen' Circle, wars present and
addressed the meeting. Mrs. Rem
mington was presented with a large
bouquet of American Beauties and a
birthday cake, containing ninety sec
tions, more or less. Catherine ,Cmp
bell Riepen gave an exhibition of
fancy dancing and Charlotte Gill sang,
both selections being greatly appreci
ated. The reorganization of the drill
team by Veretta Crane it now com-
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JACK RABBIT COASTER AT LAKEVIEW PARK
Omaha't newest amusement resort to open Decoration Day.
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The Jack Rabbit coaler, which
will be the feature "attraction at Lake
view, Omaha's newest amusement
park, is fast Hearing completion. This
style of coaster is the newest thing
in park devices in the country and is
being built by a Philadelphia firm.
The Jack Rabbit has been installed
in several of the larger parks of
the country and has proved immense
ly popular from the very first. It
is said that this form of coaster is
far more thrilling and fascinating
than the "Figure Eight" which is
quite well known to park patrons.
The ride in itself is vastly different
from other coasters with the excep
tion of the fact that the cars must
travel an Incline, with the aid of
plcte and by persistent practice will,
no doubt, prove a great inspiration
to the future growth and development
of the grove.
Knights of Pythias.
Nebraska Lodge No. 1 will hold its'
regular weekly meeting Monday in1
Crounse hall at 8 p. ni. In all prob
ability there will be work in the rank
of page. The chef promises to have
a patriotic luncheon following the
festivitives. All kniglits arc expected
to be there.
Pythian Sisters will meet Monday
evening in Crounse hall. A class of
candidates will be put through the
course of instruction by the Sisters
from Council Bluffs. Grand Chief
Mrs, Calkins of Fremont, will be
present to aid in the work.
Pythian Knighls will be permitted
to debate the fifteenth and one-half
order of business on Monday night.
This discussion promises to be spirit
ed and interesting.
Loyal Order of Moose.
Central Lodge No. 90, Wednesday
evening installed officers as follows:
R. W. Hutchison, dictator; H. V.
Smith vice dictator; H. F. Wulf, past
distator; C. E. White, secretary-treasurer,
and W. J. Norman, trustee.
After electing thirty-five new mem
bers and conferring the degree on
those present, repaired to the banquet
hall and enjoyed the refreshments
ana cigars,
' Fraternal Order of Eagles,
The next meeting of the joint com
mittee of Omaha, South Omaha, Ben
son and Florence Aeries, wUI be held
Sunday. April 22, at 3 o'clock p. in., at
the hall of South Omaha iAerie.1 At
the last meeting of the committee it
was decided to hold the first class
initiation by the joint degree team
May 8, at the hall of South Omaha
Aerie, a complete team has been se
lected by Henry Rotholz, who is in
1 Qght-Cytmde Four-Paeserrgef
Rugged Honesty
"ON EST Y of construction is the
Scrippa-Booth popularity.
The car is like a lean, sure-footed thoroughbred with
sinews of steel and muscles of whipcord.
It is built to do heroic things. It does them.
Beneath its surface-beauty, Scripps-Booth hides homely
qualities which spring from an honest purpose.
It has road steadiness without weight, strength without
bulk.
It's performance is consistent, responsive and enduring,
even under abuse. 1
It's mechanism is in perfect balance.
The ruggedness of the big car, plus a luxury all its own,
plus tte economy of the cheap light car sums Scripps
Booth's distinctive value.
W. M, CLEMENT MOTORS CO.
2514 Farnam St, Omaha, Neb. ,
Phone Douglas 52 IS.
Fow-CyUnder Roadster . - 935
Four-Cylia Jer Coupe- ... 1450
Eight-Cylinder Four-Patsenger 1 285
Eight-Cylinder Town Car 2575
a grooved chain, from the top of
which the cars are released, to travel
ocr a series of dips, turns, camel
hacks,,, through tunnels ( and other
mirth provoking ideas. The Jack
Rabbit is about 3,000 feet in- length
and it requires about fifty seconds to
traverse the entire distance.
Other attractions of interest that
are now under construction include
the dance pavillion with a promenade
all around; a roller rink, with many
npw foafiirp' a hatliini hiarll! an
Old Mill, which will house many
surprises; a mmature railway system;
and host of other meritorious attrac
tions. The new resort will open not
lt. tl, nnratinn .Uu with M P
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and J, W. Munchhoft the active man
agers.
charge of the initiation, and manytew
ideas will be introduced. I he mitia
tion will he joint and the candidates
will come troin the ditfercnt Aeries,
South Omaha Aerie gave a smoker
and musical at its hall last Tuesday
evening, including wrestling, boxing
and a splendid musical program. .
All aeries will attend the meeting
of the state aerie, which will be held
at iNCbraska City, April 23, 24 and 25,
Brotherhood American Yeomen.
On last Wednesday evening, Omaha
Homestead No. 1404 initiated candt
dates, after which rcfresments were
served. The iw district manager,
Edward De Ville, recently transferred
to Omaha from the North district
spoke. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke, Des
Moines, la., formerly charter members
of Omaha Homestead, were present
an spoke concerning the progress
ot the yeomen inlowa.
Next Wednesday evening, Omaha
Homestead will give a dance to mem
bers and their friends in the hall in
Labor tcmp'c.
Order of Scottish Clans.
Clan Gordon No. 63, Order Scottish
Clans, met Tuesday evening and one
member wa added to the roll. Con
siderable business was transacted.
Daughters of Rebekah. .
Benson will entertain the conven
tion of Daughters of Rebekah of Ne'
hraska District No. 2, Friday, in the
Odd Fellows' hall, when about 400
will be in attendance. The address of
welcome will be by Mrs. Jennie Pad
dock, vice grand of Benson's Re
bckah Lodge. Other addresses and
number ot drills with vocal and mtisi
cat numbers, closing with a question
aox wi'i be the program ipr titer
noon ana evening.
Sons of Veterans.
Members of General Charles F.
Manderson Camp, No, 1, Sons of Vet
real source of
THE OMATTA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL
erans, and Anna Schcrmer Tent, No.
1, Daughters of Veterans, will hold a
patriotic meeting and social in Agri
cultural hall at the court house Thurs
day evening. A splendid program has
been nrenarcd. ailer which rcfrcsh-
cnts will be served. All members ot
Grand Army of the Republic camps of
Omaha are invited.
Mystic Workers Dance.
Alpha Lodge No. W. .Mystic
Workers of the World, will give a
prize mask ball at Labor Temple at
Nineteenth and I'urnam streets Thurs-
y evening, April 2o. Good music, i
Sons and Daughters of St. George.
Wednesday Die lodges win cotiininc
concert by members and friends, and
a performance of the humorous play,
ortune Hunting, given by the new- ;
organized hi. Ocorgcs Dramatic
:icty. Among tlio.se taking part in
concert will be the following: Mrs. j
na Williams, soprano; L. Arm-
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Woodmen Circle Dance.
Emma B. Manchester grove No. 156,
Woodmen t'ircle, will give its regular
monthly dance and card parly in
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Meet in New Hall.
Knights' and I adics of Security,
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Tuesday at 2:30 p. m.
Omaha Council, No. 415, will give
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