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0 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. jAti.’Rday, orTonr.n 27, loot News aod -Notes SL^jL-h^j^ ^ ^ ETT ORDERS fASP I FiVatprnal A/Tpn Conducted By CLAUDE NEALY. rwo STATE OFFICERS VISITSTDNE MOUNTAIN ADDRESSESDELIVEHED M. H. Abbott, state councillor, and E. H.Dillingham, stat* .secretary, M, the'junior Order United American Me chanics, rylsrtfd .Stone" Mountain Frt- day night And'were the guests of the Junior Order council af that place. The two officials were specially In vlted to be present and during the er6llt»gnjiade’speeches In the Interest qf the order, both of which were great ly enjoyed. A large number of mem- ber*wf,the c»uncll were present and the'WeAtlnjt^*A» thoroughly pleasant. The council at Stone Mountain Is In a IPeirWlilOg: fc?> million and the •mem bers ' are enthusiastic over Its pros pects. VAUDEVILLE-SNOW FOR GORDON TENT '“WEDNESDAY NIGHT SEVERAL CHANGES MADE IN PLANS FOR SPLENDID ATLANTA MASONIC HOME The officers of Gordon tent, No. 20, of the Maccabees, have been busy the past .week arranging the details for their* big vaudeville show which ‘ the SputhertuVarlety Obmt&ny'will pht on for them at their hall.In the Red Mens wigwam, 86 Central .avenue, next Wed- -t.-.. »•*— program) will. In* ' local* talent *w.u» lu. u .singing "Will You Love Me In December as You Did In «»r. 2Sar«Sli?W Mr" T. O. ContUly. "The Rea 18 "My Sweetheart.". »: « ' . •■Balla'd ' by Mr: "Raymond Alley, 'WJjere the • Silver- Colorado/Ktows." ^Oomedy Sketch by Parham atjd Rar- Tffilectlons by the Southern quartet, ffcrham brothers and ConnUy.- - Instrumental musical selections by Mr.' and* Mrs.. Mongen Smith,< Ti O. tonally, A. R. Walton qpd several oth- T&r*" Mongcn &fiith trill, lie pianist for the occasion. ’ A Klistffic rrial.nl fM K’Anscr, Opine, Msr. phint, Cocilot, Chloral, Ttiatc* alt! NtnralllM' nia oi Htlit CshsMSffee, 1h« Only KceUy Insti* lutein Ceorgli. 229.WoodwarJ ATLAUfA, GA. mm Plans for the splendid Masonic Tem pie, which will be^erected In Atlanta soon, have about been completed. The" building will be located at the corner of Peachtree and Cain streets. The cost of the'itruetui’e will the In the neighborhood of 1200,000, the most of "Which, will be. raised'by/subscription.. The committee chosen for raising this amount report the greatest encourage ment, and better sttlh much substan tial aid. An enthusiastic meeting of the ways and. means com ml S tr.3-.of l¥ hlch.J, i K. Orr Is chairman/ wds ' held Thursday night. At this meeting the plans which had been drawn- up, we>e,. ijubmlfted, nnd there was much discussion as to whether they would be adopted as they stood. > 'V- . J Sx BIG PYTHIAN BALL WAS GREAT SUCCESS E Several changes were made. It was decided, among other things, that there be only two stores facing Peachtree street, Instead of .three, as was origi nally planned. It was also agreed upon that a large arch entrance be made on Peachtree.street. This wlll.be the main entrance Into the structure, In stead of the entrance facing Cain. These changes and modifications In plans were submitted to the architect, and he Is now drawing up another plan for the structure. The drawing wilt be substantially the same as the pre vious one/ with these few exceptions. Work on the building will begin about January I, and will be complet ed about the same date of next year. The temple will be one of the most complete homes In the South, as well as one of the most costly and archi tecturally beautiful. ter The ball given by Colonial Company. <N"o. 18, Uniform - Rank Knights of ‘Pythias, Thursday rilghi was thff ipost enjoyable occasion of Its kind this sea- son. ••, ' A goodly crowd'was present and en. joyed a program of exceptional merit. Anriouncement wns made of a ball to be given on Thanksgiving night, whlch ds'expected to exceed all other affairs given by this company, which Is noted for Ite successful entertain ments. Tickets, as usual, <wlll be ft.00.- GREATER ATLANTA TENT MAV ENTER BIG CONTEST Greater Atlanta tent. No. 10, of the Maccabees, had a rousing meeting last Monday nlglit at their hklt, 86 Central avenue. The members of this tent are much enthused over the action of the mem bership contest committee, recommend ing that Greatent- Atlanta tent enter into the contest and make the race for the $300 Wing piano, that the supreme lent of. the Maccabees Is offering tor the month of November. The matter will be voted on next Monday night and a large attendance Is requested. • ••, UNIFORM LODGE, K,P„ CONFERS RANK OfPAGE ON FOUR CANDIDATES On Inst Tuesday night Uniform lodge, No. 123, Knights of Pythias, conferred the rank of Page on four candidates before a large number of members and visitors. The Pages were duly Impressed with the lesson of friendship, and the Knights were satisfied that the work was properly done. • , The rank .of Esquire will be con ferred next Tuesday night and eight candidates for that rank are expected to be present. Visitors are always welcome. POCAHONTAS SOCIAL WAS FINE AFFAIR Silver Cloud council. Degree of Po cahontas, gave a delightful entertain ment last Thursday,night In the hall In the wigwam. A splendid program was rendered and the occasion was greatly enjoyed by all present. The affair was largely at tended. In the games prises were won by S. L. Blanton and Miss Aurle Tuggle. Two booby prises were won by S. N. Har ris. ’ MEMBERS OF JUNIOR ORDER STRIVING 70 WIN PRIZES GIVEN BY NATIONAL BODY CAPTAIN JOHN C. JOINER. Prominent Atlanta Mason Re cently appointed representative in Georgia of the Grand Chapter of 8outh Dakota. Splendid Entertainment Is Being Planned for Near Future. Comanche Tribe No. 6, Red Men, held a reunion of Ita members last Thurs day sleep. The meeting was largely attended and will result In much good for the tribe. The entertainment committee of the tribe la planning a big entertainment to be given some time In the near fu ture. This will be an open entertain ment for ladles and palefaces. The plan to Increase the member ship of the Junior Order United Ameri can Mechanics In Georgia, recently In augurated by State Councillor M. H. Abbott, la already proving successful and numbers' of new members are be ing received Into the various councils. The national council has offered prizes to the councils enrolling the greatest number of new members by April 30, 1907, the end of the fiscal year of the national body, and the dif ferent councils In Georgia are working hard In an effort to land a prize. The state officers are very much gratified over the Interest being evinced In the DELPHI LODGE, K, P„ HAD G000 MEETING Delphi lodge, No. 68, Knights of Pythias, held a splendid meeting last Tuesday night In the hall at Marietta and Alexander streets. One of the features of the meeting was the conferring of the rank of Page on tw<^ candidates. The rank of Esquire will be conferred next Tues day night. Building Big Coal Chute. ’ Special to The Georgian. Brunswick, Ga, Oct. 27.—W. T. John stone, engineer of the Fore River Ship- contest by the Georgia members. State Secretary E. It. Dillingham Is at present sending to each member letters and literature bearing on the contest. It Is expected that the mem bership of the order In this state will be considerably Increased by the time the contest closes. Under the plan proposed by State Councillor Abbott, each member of thb order Is asked to suggest to his coun cil the names of six men he deslses to become members, and all other mem bers of the council are urged to then Interest themselves In trying to in duce these men to join. It Is believed many new members will be added In this way. TWO ENTERTAINMENTS FOR BRAVE WARRIORS Two entertainments wilt be given by Red Men at the wigwam next week. Chippewa tribe will entertain on.Tues day night and Coiiesauga tribe on "Wed- nesday night. Both entertainments are being looked forward to with pleasur. able anticipation. building Company, yesterday made a preliminary survey, and work was started on the big coal chute of the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic rail road. it will extend 220 feet out In the water and at one point It will stand 40 feet above the water. Bragg & Ryon OSTEOPATHISTS E. E. Bragg PHYSICIAN AN SURGEON Offices: 324-325 Century .Bldg. -Bell Phone 3901 A 25^ INVESTMENT An Investment Yielding a Guaranteed 25 Per Cent Per Annum. I have one of the best patented machines on the market. On account of the increasing demand for them I can use more working capital. If you have $100 and upward spare capital you can, without risk, secure the above income, payable annually, semi-an nually or quarterly. Principal can be withdrawn on 60 days’ notice. Address JOHN HENDERSON, P. O. Boy 165. Nashville, Tenn. JUDGE DANIEL WILL ADDRESS ODD FELLOWS IN ATLANTA MONDAY Judge R. T. Daniel, of Griffin, grand representative of Georgia Odd Fellows, will deliver an address Monday night to the Odd Fellows of Atlanta In the hall of Capitol lodge, at Broad and Alabama streets. It Is expected that large numbers of Odd Fellows will take advantage of this opportunity to hear Judge Daniel speak. During the evening the drill team will put on the second degree. IN OUR STORE has been selected with the ut most care to secure the best, and wo feel confident that our drugs are Dura and entirely reliable. Our prescription department Is In the hands of thoroughly experienced prescripttonlsts, who execute all or ders accurately and promptly. It you are particular as to the qual ity of your drugs, medicines and toilet articles, you will do well to try us. Our prices are ALWAY8 THE LOWEST. Brannen & Anthony Druggists. 102 Whitehall Si 30 Marietta St., 2 East Mitchell St. Liquors for Medicinal Use. 3 Stores. 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