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The Washington times., 1905-12-03
COLUMBIA CAMP OF WOODMEN
EATS DINNER IN ITS HONOR

Columbia Camp. No. 1923. Modern
WOodmen of America. had a large meet
ing last Monday night followed by a
banquet. at Knights Of Malta Hall. 43C
Ninth street northwest Worthy Ad-
wiser William F. Matteson was presid-
Ing officer and toastmaster
Five applications for mem mbership Were
received. one OF them being a transfer
by card from California. Bylaws were
adopted and George w. McMorris,
Charles r. Bartlett. and Charles II.
Becker were appointed a press com
mittee
Messrs Wilson, McMorris. IRE. and
Bartlett. OF Columbia Camp. and Tall
man. Cole, and Cunningham. of other
camps; Mr.. Cunningham from Benton
HarbCr, Mich. contributed to the
evenings enjoyment. Mr. Bartlett was
at the piano.
The banquet was rendered the camI
by District Deputy William 6. Maxheld
and his four assistants The menu and
details were prepared by Messrs. Ste
phen b. Callahan and Frank H. Ellis
The first annual election of officers will
be held tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
LOCAL HEPTASOPHS HEAR
VISITORS FROM BALTIMORE

The members and their friends Of
Howard Perry COnclave. No. $50. Of the
Improved Order Heptasophs. were in
vlted bv District Deputy Supreme
Archon NJ. II. Perry. 10 spend social
evening with him AT the hall in the
Typographical Temple. 423-425 6 street
northwest. Monday evening. November
% Supreme Counsel Olin II. Bryan. Of
Baltimore, made an address. He ex-
planned the growth OF the lodge
throughout the nation. Another address
was by the supreme organizer. also
from Baltimore. John W. Cruett one
OF the founders Of the order.
The Improved Order Heptasophs is a
fraternal insurance organization. IL
was organized in Baltimore. in August.
1873. but it's plans were not fully de
veloped until in 1901. II now has a
membership Of over 10000 and surplus
Of S79O 0c0, which has Deen built up
since 1901. The purpose OF this organi-
zation IS 10 furnish protection 10 fam
flies at the lowest possible rates consist
ent with the safety Of the order
The addresses were followed by mU-
sic and refreshments
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
IRISH SOCIETIES HONOR
MEMORY OF THREE MARTYRS

There was large and enthusiastic
body Of Irish-Americans at the United
Irish Societies Hall Monday evening
when the Irish American Union and
Emerald clubs celebrated the thirty
eighth anniversary OF Allen. LarkIn and
O'Brien. the Manchester martyrs.
The meeting was called to order by
Joseph MeEnerney, who gave a fun ac-
count of the 1hree martyrs. There were
addresses by 7. r Moran, district presi-
dent. A O. IA. j. j. DOlau. president OF
the Emerald Club; J. Frank O'Meara,
president OF the Irish American Union;
p. r. Mcdonald Arthur Small and
Maurice Shechan. A recitation by
Thomas Leo Fortune. songs by Messrs
McGinn. J. Cleary and w. J. Bray ended
the program.
The Irish-Amcrican Union was pre-
sented a banner by =. J. McGinn which
bore the inscription. Allen, Larkin and
O'Brien God Save ireland"
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
Leading Worker for Dis
trict MaccabeeS Leaves
City to Enter Service
of Ohio Section.
Mrs. Mary Lockwood, of
Women's Federation,
Attacks Grover Cleve-
land for His Writings.


DR. J. n. Junghsns has accepted an
appointments as State commander OF
the Modern Maccabecs for the State OF
Ohio. which is next in Importance TO
Michigan. the headquarters OF the Great
Camp.
The doctor is a native Of Washington
and graduate of Georgetown Uni
versity, from which he received the de-
grees of A. NJ. a. b. and NJ D. He
is a linguist.
He was for seven years one OF the
physicians in charge -: the Woman S
Hospital OF Washington,
He has long been prominently idenu-
fed with various fraternal orders. His
work In behalf OF the Modern Macca-
bees was as past commander Of Frater-
nal Tent and examining physician for the
District OF Columbia. The members OF
the order. as well as those OF other
beneficiary societies, consider him an
earnest worker of. ability and energy.
he is known as one OF the most popular
members OF the order.
The doctor leaves his Washington CO.
workers expressing general regret al
losing him.
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
WASHINGTON AERIE, EAGLES,
Il TO HAVE BANQUET TUESDAY

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TUESDAY evening, December-5 Wash
1ngton Aerie Of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles will give an entertainment. a
banquet and a dane at National Rifles
Armory. About 600 plates will be laid
CorSrfssrnen Sulzer. Robinson, Patter-
soH Sullivan and Bell. members of the
order have been invited to be present
and respond 10 toasts- Grand President
Hs p Davis. OF Cleveland, is also ex-
pected 70 be- present
The Washington Aerie has 2 member
ship close To 400 composed principally OF
the business men OF the city. A move
ment is now on foot TO esta blish clut
rooms in Washington.
President Roosevelt is a member OF
Cheyenne CWyoming) Aerie. which has
a membership of several hundred ranch
men and cowboys. The order at large
has over 100000 members, and is rapidly
growing
The foito~>lng are officers Of Washing
ton fAerie: Daniel A. Driscol. past
worthy PRESIDENT August Britt. worthy
president. William b. Dawson worthy
vice president; Charles c. Beveridge
worthy chaplain; James L. Feeney
worthy recording secretary. J. Benja
min EgIoff.- worthy financial secretary
Patrick e Carr, worthy treasurer
Jacob Johnson, worthy conductor
Harry G. Allen. inner guard: Hiram
Richey, outer guard; William F. Walter
and Lewis A Walker, aerie physicians
and j. y. La wfer. r ]. Stoner and F. ]
Coleman. trustees
The Washington times., 1905-12-03

cnca upment or the Department OF the
Potomac were nominated
At the last annual meeting Of the IA
tioual encampment faithful service
medals We're authorized for veteran
members OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic. These medals have been
completed They are uc b-onze metal
and bear the following inscription:
In honor Of the brave men who vic
toriously defended the Union on land
anG sea during the war Of the rebellion.
1S61-iS65" Three Of the medals were
allotted to Meade Post, to Chaplain
Henry s. Stevens. Quartermaster
Charles Matthews anGAdjutant w w.
EId-idge
After complimentary remarks relative
to the recipients, Capt A. Il. Maxim.
commander Of Meade Post. requested
Major Thomas S. Hopkins past depart
ment commander. to make the presenta-
tions Tuesday. Chaplain Stevens was
absent
Quartermaster Matthews and Adiutaut
Eldridge both past post commanders
were escorted TO the altar in military
style. Major Hopkins advanced to the
altar and delivered an address. dwelling
eloquently and affectingIy upon the
war and past services OF tho honored
comrades. The recipients. although
/ taken by surprise. replied appropria te-
| ly.
Addresses were also made by Col. 3
! r. Bingham. past department command
or; Col c. f. Bradshaw. past post com
mander: L. y Patterson and Gen. Will
/ liam l.. Warner. Of New York.
An invitation was extended TO al
present TO attend the lecture of BishoY
/ McCabe on Libby Prison, I'm the Met
ropolitan Church. December u.
The election OF officers and delegates
| by George c. Meade Post. No. s. vii
| take place December 12.
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
ALUMNI OF KAPPA ALPHA
HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET

The alumni chapter or the Kappa Al
pha fraternity had its annual dinner
Wednesday night at the University
Club. The dining room was draped IN
crimson and gold, the coIors OF the
fraternity. ard the table decorated IN
pink carnations. the fraternity flower.
This fraternity was established forty
years ago al Washington and Lee Uni
versity. Il now has forty-eight chap
ters and its domain extends from the
Atlantic to the Pacific. Through its ac-
tive chapter here IN the George Wash
ing University. more than 100 members
have been added to its rolls The fra
ternitv house is at the corner OF Nine
teenth and * streets.
They now have a plan on foot for
building their own chapter house
" p. Doolttle. the president. presid-
ed. Among those who responded TO
toasts were X +. L. Yellott. The Pres
ent and Future OF the Alumni Chapter
F. S Key Smith. Kappa Alpha Harr-
din T. Burnley, THE Journal" T. Win
field Bullock. Alpha Nu:" Edgar
snowden. Kappa Alpha Though Doc
tor" f. B. Berry. Some X. A. Ban
quets ] Have Met" Dwight Anderson
Just Anderson"
Those present were William Bous
caren. W. j. Knight r. c. POrtner. s
ID. Bradley, r. o. Anderson. Iholnaf
| W. HUFF. Charles r Wilson. Il. y. Ber-
| ~, DIR. Harry A. Sellhausen, Robert M
Heth. 1. s. Boyd. II: p. DoolittAe. Dr.
thur Wright J. B. Shinn. s. Clark Cross
| David w Bell. r. w Hills. 6. Bowdoir
| Craighill. Thomas s. Merrill. Dwight
Anderson, William a. Holloway. II. NJ
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
RED MEMS COUNCIL GUESTS
IN NAPPA WALLA'S TEEPEE

The last OF the series OF official yisi-
tations Of the Great Council. Improved
Order of Red Men, for this great sun.
was TO Nappa Walla Council, No. s.
Degree Of Pocahontas, last Mon6ay
sleep at their hall. 5l6 Ninth street
northwest. Though Nappa walla Coun-
Gil is the junior council Of this reser-
walton having been instituted In this
great sun. the efficiency Of the officers
and the progress Of the council was
praised by the great sachem. A J.
Marvin.
The hall was crowded with members
OF the council and visiting delegations
from all the councils in the reservation.
Idaho, Oneita. and White Eagle
The war dance was executed by a
delegation OF chiefs from Sioux Tribe
No. IS and the scalping act portrs yed
10y Master Mullens. son Of j. W. Null
lens. OF Sioux Tribe
Refreshments were served by the
council
The officers of Nappa Walla Council
No. 3. are: Pocahontas, Mrs. j. Brown;
winonah, Mrs. d. Wagner; POwhstan
Mrs. A. Barnard prophecies, Miss
Mary Beckley: keeper OF records. Miss
Helen b. Baier: keeper OF wampum
Mrs. Mrs. j. J.. King; guard OF forest
II Shcedy; guard OF teepee. I. ID. Kirk
first scout, Mrs. d. Ilgenfritz; second
scout, Mrs a Loving.
The committee on arrangements was
Mrs. J. u. King. Mrs ID. Wagner, and
William King
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
FRATERNAL
BANCROFT COUNCIL, N. u,
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS

Bancroft Council. No. 466. National
Union. held it's regular monthly meeting
Friday evening at its hall 5i4 Ninth
street northwest
The election OF officers for the en-
suing year took place, resulting as fol-
lows: President, II. c. Knapp; Vice
president, @. G. Seibold; speaker, F. w.
Gardner: financial secretary, z. Z. Ran
kin; recording secretary. H. n. Martin;
treasurer. d Weaver: chaplain, +. g.
Campbell: usher. l. F. Randolph; Ser
geant-at-arms. w T. Hearst: door
keeper, E. O.. Patterson; delegate to
cabiITst, r. w, Kerr trustees, F. c.
Campbell, NJ III, Keyes. and l.. F.
Randolph delegate TO Immediate Re
lief Association, w T. Hearst.
The installation ceremonies will take
place ON Friday. January 3, after which
a buffet lunch will be served under the
direction of the present speaker, G. g
SeibOlO.
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
ME INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN WASHINGTON ORGANIZATIONS

Plans were made for work in the flower
mission department. with Mrs. David
Eiker. superintendent. Mrs \. s. Tay-
Ter was made chairman OF the Easter
sale.
Mrs. Clinton Smith. the District presi-
dent. told of the award OF prizes for
temperance compositions by the Sunday
school pupils Of fifteen Sunday Schools
last "wednesday at First CongreeationaI
Church, or the mothers meeting FOR
December 3. at headquarters. and Of th..
Yong Wage Earners' Club. that this
year is made happy by receiving fhe
benefits Cf the Y NJ c. A. gymnasium
twice each week.
Mrs G. F.. Boyd was made director
of the club for this union. Mrs Berry
described work done against saloons in
the vicinity
Among the invited guests were the
Rev. g Reese Murray and Albert Shoe
maker. who addressed the meeting.
The Washington times., 1905-12-03

Der Of National Tent. No. l,
died November q and was bur
led on Sunday with Masonic hon
oTs. the members OF New Jerusalem
Lodge No. 9. officiating. The Macca-
bees were represented by the State
commander. who is a member Of the
same Masonic lodge. and acted as a
paIIbearer on behalf OF the Maccabees-
The body was placed I'm vault at
Congressional Cemetery
Burton T. Doyle. a member Of Ma
tional Tent. No. I. went TO New York
on Thursday on legal business. He was
accompanied by his daughter. Miss
Buelah
Mt. Vernon Tent. No I. which has
been making fraternal visits to the var
ious tents in this city. will visit George
town Tent. No. 6. tomorrow night
Next Monday the election of officers
commences in the tents. Georgetown
National. Anacostia and Capital hold
the election on that night. Tuesday
Brightwood, Brookland and Metropolis
tan WIFI elect. The State commander
Will be with Georgetown and Bright
wood by special invitation. On Wednes-
day night. Arlington viii elect and OF
T7hrSsday night Mt. Vernon. No. 4
District. No. 8, and Golden Rule. No. 3
Mt. Vernon. No. 4. nominated their can
didates last Thursday night.
The work OF organizing the new tents
the one at TenleytOwn and the othel
at MI. Pleasant. goes steadily on.
Brightwood Tent and Anacosta Ten
| each closes the month OF NOvembel
I with the same number OF members. IA
! Brshtwood Tent. NO. 5. admitted tw,
new members in November. and ha
several applications on hand.
| Sir knights Charles y. Brooks. o
Tent No. y: John T. Dixon. OF Ten
| No. :. and A. * Syester. OF Tent No
! 4. have been paid sick benefits during
the week just past.
Brightwood Tent, No. s. Anacosti:
Tent No. :. and District Tent. No. 8
/ each MADE a net gain in November.
National Tent will give a free enter
| tainment TO it's members January II
/ the night OF the installing OF the OF
! ficerS
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
AMERICAN STAR, JE. o. U. a. M,
IN BALTIMORE THURSDAY

American star No. 80. Jr. O. L. A. NJ
Of Savage. Md. accompanied by it's
sister organization, the Daughters Of
America. attended Thanksgiving serv-
ices November l6. In the Methodist
Episcopal Church. North. The sermon
was preached by the Rev William +.
Harris. pastor
The order. accompanied by the Daugh-
ters Of America. the Williams Cornet
Band. and many friends met in Mechan-
les Hall Thanksgiving Day and wen;
to Baltimore TO take part In the Thanks
giving program held in that city.
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
EDUCATIONAL
CAPITOL HILL LITERARY
TO DISCUSS RATE BILL

The Capitol Hill Literary Society met
Al the residence OF Capt. J. +. Hart, 5l5
3 street northeast. Monday evening.
with the president. Mrs. Lucille !.
Betts. in the chair. Captain Hart pre-
sented a gavel Of historic interest. which
was accepted by George y. Brown, on
behalf of the society.
The paper OF the evening. Sir James
Young Simpson. the knight OF the Mod
ern Athens" was read by the Rev
Thomas c. EastOn, ID. Mrs. Boynton
recited. Mrs.. Rosa L. Townsend sang,
and Fred Miller played either. Remarks
were made by Mr. Horner Mr. Babcock
and others.
The next meeting viii be held at the
residence Of c. T. Walpo-te. 1I31 Park
place northeast. Monday evening. De
cembcr H. Major Lawrence and others
viii discuss the railroad rate question.
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
TEMPERANCE
EAGLE TENT RECHABITES
ATE THANKSGIVING DINNER

Eagle Tent, No. p Independent Order
OF Rechabites. met In its tent room ~
3 street southeast. Thursday evening.
Thanksgiving was celebrated By large
attendance After three candidates had
been Initiated and business concluded.
Thanksgiving dinner was spread by
the good and welfare committee. Charles
r. Blaiden OF Jehu Tent. presided over
good OF the order. and in response 10 his
invitation the following spoke: Charles
Williams. John A. Mitchell. William A.
Conway. Alien H Lithgow. John r. Ma
honey p j. CoOksey. ]. Theodore
SchTott, J. w. NanVleck. John Dewey.
William B. Marche. W. p. MoodWa
1 ]. W. Woodward. Joseph Thompson. T
/ +. MarChe. otto r Andres. DR.. Walter
/ ); Barnes. and Patrick Sullivan. ali Of
I Eagle Tent