Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-10

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Hineline. Minneapolis, Mimi; reports OF
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Asealon Temple No. 81, D. o. K. X,
holds its annual election Monday evening.
The place of holding the meeting has been
changed to 400 9th Street, in the hall used
by Century Lodge. No. 80, 4. Of r.
The Grand Lodsa Of Minnesota, K. Of p.
has elected the following grand omcers: =.
s. Bartram,s G. c.; IT. H. Hineline, e. V.
c.; Fred. Wheaton. G.. X. r. 3. re-electedl;
c. w. Farwell, G. M E.; L. H.. Shackford,
G. NJ. A.. and Votary II. e. Shedd, q. y. u.
The Ladies of the Maccabees Of the World
are preparing fora large class Imitation on
Thursday evening at Carroll Institute, 912
mander, Mrs. Lillian NJ. HOLSTER, will be
present, and the work will be exemplified
by the officers. of the several hives In the
city. This meeting will be for lady Macca-
bees only.
On December II a reception will be ten
dered Mrs. HOLSTER at Carroll Institute
Music VIII be furnished by the Marine
Band. II IS expected that Mrs. HOLSTER
will make an address. She possesses excel
lent executive ability, and is looked upon as
one OF the best woman parliamentarians in
the United States
The work at the coming class initiation
on December Is will be exemplified by La
dies Ada L. Hartman, Ida j. Maxwell,
Mary A. Van Ness, Lulu s. Hammond, The
resa j. McCardle, Clara Carson, Minnie p.
Davis. Carrie p. Watt. Charlotte S. Cox,
Mary I. Dunn, Mary Pierce and Clara J.
Moore.
1t is expected that 100 candidates will be
initiated at that class Initiation Of lady
Maccabees December Is at Carroll Insti-
tute. Mrs. Helen T. Burt has been in the
city the past week drilling the guards for
the affair.
G: w. Morriss, state commander of the
knights OF. the Maccabees for the state OF
virginia, and also grand master of the Odd
FeAoWs OF that state, was in the city Tues
DAY and spent the time while here with
Mr.. u. w. Gall, state commander of this
district.
j. M. Ermerins general organizer for the
knights of the Maccabees of the World.
Will visit this jurisdiction next week, ar
irving here on Thursday, and will attend
the review of Mount Vernon Tent, No. 4.
on that night, which meeting will be at
tended by the members of the order from
all parts of the city.
National Tent, No. 1, held it's meeting last
Monday night in Pythian Temple, 9th street
near K, and the attendance was very large
and much enthusiasm was on tap. The
hall was dedicated by the admission of a
new member and the election of the new
officers for the next ensuing six months,
commencing the first of January
National Tent No. l. and National Hive
No. !, will hold a joint public installation
of officers early in January.
The following officers have been elected
for Maccabee tents that have held their
elections:
National Tent, No 1-Commander,
A. r. Hecht: lieutenant commander, p.
II. Hefferman; record keeper, H. E. Crouch;
finance keeper. d. B. Gusdorf; chaplain, A.
b. keifer;, sergeant, NJ Greenberg: physi-
clan. DR.. j. S. Arnold; master-at-arms
John T. Moore; first master of the guard
John Piland: second master of the guard.
}: f. Wynkoop: sentinel, A. L. Adler;
picket, S. Goldsmith
Mount Vernon Tent, No. LCommander,
f. j.. Darnald; lieutenant commander w.
w. Griffith; record keeper c. J. Gates;
finance keeper, Frank Harmon; chaplain, F.
A kuns; sergeant. c. NJ King; physician,
j. Elliott: master-at farms, B. GER; first
master of the guard. w. w. Adamson, ST.;
second master of the guard, Marion Wicks;
Litz.
Brightwood Tent, No. 5-Commander, j.
CIHord; lieutenant commander, E. Nc
Alleer record keeper. F. r. Conner; finance
Keeper, B. r. Detwiler; chaplain W. Z.
King; sergeant, w. S. Shoots; physician,
g. B. Heinicke: master-at-arms, c. w.
Weiser; first master of the guard, j. Sher-
man; second master of the guard, P. GIea-
son; sentinel, s. j. Lloyd; picket G, Pres
ton.
Georgetown Tent, No. 6-Commander, d.
NJ Grams; lieutenant commander w. W.
nanee k reeora kee Wnoa John L. Neen;
Elliott; sergeant. G. w. Shoemaker: mas
ter-at-arms. A. c. Daigenhart; first master
of the guard John Brusted; second master
of the guard, John Young; sentinel NJ A.
Fielder; picket I. A. Garrison
Anacostia Tent, No. '7-Commander, A. A.
Provost; lieutenant commander j. NJ Eng
land; record keeper, r. A. Estep; finance
Keeper j. w. Boese; chaplain, j. F. Car
reil: sergeant, F. T. Ash; physician, 7. D.
Mudd; master-at-arms j. H. Ridgeway;
first master of the guard, l.. NJ F. King;
second master of the guard, Lewis Burch;
sentinel, r. ]. Provost; picket, ]. T. Dent
Golden Rule Tent. No. 3. and Metropoli-
tan Tent, No. II, have postponed the cleo
tons until next Tuesday evening.
James c. Bass, deputy state commander.
has been confined to his home for several
days On account of sickness