Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-16

beautiful new building in the heart Of the
fashionable residence section of the city.
The Rathbone Sisters will have headquar-
tiers at 1905 I'd street. Headquarters OF
the Dramatic Order Knights Of Khorassan,
will be at the Louisville Hotel
Decatur Lodge No. o. K. p, conferred
the third rank degree on several candidates
last Tuesday night
Washington Company. No. l., and J. T.
Coldwell Company. No. Z, Uniform RANK
knights of Pythias. are perfecting ar
campment next month. Sixty knlghls
loyal are expected to attend.
A movement is now on foot to establish
Pythian lodge at Glen Echo, Md.
The Washington delegation of Elks. who
are to attend the annual reunion or the OF,
der to be held at Cincinnati, July IL, VIII
leave Washington tomorrow. dressed In blue
serge suits, with white caps and Whlte
shoes The delega ton is headed by Elk
allied Ruler Robert c. Mitchell or Lodge
No. Is, and Secretary Richard O'Brien.
Miss Mamie Dunn and Master VIII Dunn,
two children of James Dunn. a promlnent
local Elk. will be the mascots of the local
lodge being featured as columbia and
Little Uncle Sam" respectively. Rags,
a diminutive negro newsboy, will also &C
company the delegation. He will be dressed
as a Filipino the Dunn CHlluTeu anu TIC NC
ing meant to typify the United States.
In Cincinnati the Washington delegates
will have tally-ho. in which they Will go
about town, and during the parade mamie
Dunn and Maggie Dunn. her older sister
will wear the sashes which centered atten-
ton on the Washington delegation In Bait-
more last year. when they marched at the
head of the procession with the words
Hello. Bill and Pm your sister" dis
PLAYED on their banners
The triennial convention of the Lady
Maccabees of the World will be held III
Detroit, July 1923. On Monday evening,
July 49, the supreme tent and supreme hive
officers will be given joint reception IN
the parlors of the Russell House GOV.
Bliss of Michigan. Mrs. Bliss and Mayor
Maybury of Detroit are expected to act as
hosts.
On Tuesday morning the supreme review
of the ladies will open in the convention
hall of the Russell House. Gov. Bliss ana
Mayor Maybury will make addresses or wei
come, and greetings will be extended by
the following representatives of various so
cieties: Mrs. Mildred I. Bolt. for the De
troit Council of Women: Mrs. Helen r.
Jenkins, for the Woman's Suffrage Assoc
citation: DR.. Susan Fisher Rose. for the
Grand Chapter Order Of the Eastern Star;
Mrs. Josephine Gould of Owosso. for the
State Federation of Women's Clubs.
Among the noted women who Will attend
of London, Eng, student of sociological
conditions among women and children IN
England; Miss Jessie K. Alderman. editor
of the woman's department of the Mad
anne: Miss Crouthers editor of the woman's
department of the Pilgrim, and Miss Marsh
Houk, associate editor of the Woman's
Home Companion.
At the meeting of Beacon Lodge. No. IS,
I. O. o. F.. Monday evening the following
named officers were installed for the ensu-
ing year: John N. Cunningham, noble
grand; Thomas r. Hellmuth, vice grand;
Joseph r. Fague recording secretary; ].
W. Cooley, permanent secretary; E. w.
Bradford. treasurer; Frederick A. Sitter,
chaplain: W. J. La Varre, warder; E. V.
Bell. conductor; N. A. Pixton, outside
M. Springman, L. S. N. G.: Leon Roth. l..
S V. G.; Charles H. Schnaitman, r. S. S.
Among the visitors present was Jacob OPP
penheimer of Youngstown Lodge, No. 493,
Youngstown, Ohio.
The semi-annual installation of officers
of Naomi Rebekah Lodge. No l. l. o. o. F.,
drew large audience last Monday even
ing from members of that branch of the
order. The meeting was full of interest,
and the reports Of committees made good
showing of the work that the lodge has
been doing the past six months. While the
lodge has been liberal in donations to
needy members and for other worthy pur-
poses, its financial condition is still pros
porous.
The acting grand officers who oflciated
in the installation ceremonies were from
Ruth Rebekah Lodge, No. .. to wit: Mrs.
f. J. s. Murray. grand master; Mrs. Annie
e GrigSby, grand warden; Mrs. Belle NJ.
Carter. grand recording secretary: Miss
Ella c. Howison grand financial secretary;
Miss Martha f. HowisOn. grand treasurer;
Mrs. Georgia MOthersead, grand guardian:
Mrs. Henrietta Werner, grand marshal.
The officers installed for the ensuing term
were: Mrs. Louise Hogan, noble grand;
Miss Nettie p. Wallace, vice grand; Miss
Anna NJ. Roberts. recording secretary; Mrs.
Roberta Z. Volland financial secretary;
Mrs Cora q. Anderson, treasurer; Mrs. An
ME E. Lusby, chaplain: Mrs. Irene King,
warden; Miss c. Jennie Murray, conductor;
Miss Hattie FOLSOM 1. G.; Albert G. Thorn
as, o. G.: Andrew Day. r. S. of N. G.; Mrs.
NJ Burgess. L. S. of n. G.: Mrs. Kate Glib
son. r. s. of V. G.; Mrs. Addie Dorsey, L.
S of V. G.
The retiring noble grand Mrs. A S.
Thomas, was presented with the jewel en-
blematic of her rank by Mrs. Julia Roberts
In a short address. She responded with
feeling, evincing her deep love for the
lodge and her interest in it's welfare The
acting grand master, Mrs. Murray. receiv-
ed token Of appreciation from the lodge
in the form of a handsome purse, which
she acknowledged in appropriate remarks.
Refreshments were served in the blue
room of Odd Fellows Hall after the close
of the meeting
meeting Of Victor Tent was held Thurs
day evening In Rechabite Hail. 304 B street
southeast. The following were chosen as
officers: John R. Mahoney Shd.; Chas. w.
Williams. Coun.; ]. T. Burdine. Asst. Coun.;
p J. Cooksey. Treas; John Adams, P. c. R.;
John Hayn, c. R.; Frank Scott. D. R.; John
Schrott, r. s.: Leroy Field, F. S.; Wallace
Malone, Levite; Hugh Fentress. /. G.; Jas
Bayly, l. G.; Elmer Wilson, Allen Marcer-
one, Frank Webster and Joe Marcerone
supporters.
Lot,
and expect to take part In the inauguration
of the next President with two companies
of fifty members each.
Five new members were initiated and re-
freshmentS served.
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