Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-23
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Inc mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, No.
!, Daughters or Veterans Mrs Viyienne Sta
iey president, held its last regular meefine
Ior the year on Tuesday evening and de-
cioed 10 accept the invitation of Mrs. Mus
NY Wy s, ~ noIo the future meetings in the
washington College Of Law, of which Mrs.
Mussey Is dean. This branch OF the Ma
tiohal Alliance of the Daughters of Veter-
ans composed of the daughters and grand
eat uSmteIs OF the men of 1S61-1S65, is an
en.nusiastlo band of women determined TO
carry out the object of the Organization.
mnien is to perpetuate the memories of
Ia.hers and brothers, their loyalty to the
Cra ul ana tneir sacrifices. and to assist the
", aihu army IN concentrating the deeds
OF their comrades on the Both or Nav
The installation of the new officers ~
nun nun chapter. No. !. o. E. s., took place
Dauterieh presented the retiring mafron
MRS Lille E. Schneider with a handsome
past ofhcer's jewel, and Mrs. Schneider in
i iuin Lnaue a pretty speech in presenting a
Ing JeWel TO retiring Patron A. c. Shaw.
After the installation ceremonies bannuet
was served and pleasant time entoyed
ny the large number of Star members who
we we're present Ruth Chapter is the Oldest
Eastern Star body In the District of Column
pa. Inc reports for the present year show
ing condition. = y,
At the regular yoaa+;n, 80 ~,
pekah Lodge, No. l. o. o. F.. held last
monday evening, the officers for the en-
sung term were elected. viz: Noble grand,
Mss =. !. Murray; vice grand. Mrs "
Anna M. Roberts re-elected twenty
fourth term); financial secretary Mrs. Re
Derta e. Volland (re-elected, second term).
treasurer, Mrs Cora b. Anderson (re-elect-
The installation Of these officers will Or
cur on january 1906, and will be conduct
ed by Mrs. Emma J. s. Murray of Ruth
Rebekah Lodge, No. 2.
Naomi Lodge was visited by w & MR.
dock OF Illinois, who gave a very interest,"
ing talk upon the two Odd Fellow Homes
supported sby the Odd Fellows of illinois,
one an orphans home and the other a
home for the aged.
At the annual election of White Eagle
Council, No. T. Degree of Pocahontas. the
following officers were elected for the en-
.. a.. Nj.
Pocahontas, Mrs. Mary S. Callan Wenovah.
Mrs. James Thomas; Powhatan Mrs. Sarah
e. Edelin,; keeper of records, Miss Mary
Price; keeper OF wampum. Mrs. Shepard.
Refreshments were served, and those pres
emit departed well pleased to their several
wigwans.
Columbia Camp, No. 1923, Modern Wood
men Of America, held their weekly meeting
on Monday at Knights of Malta Hall, and
after adopting three new members and
completing the business of the evening adj
tourned to the dining hail. where neghbors
ON behalf OF the newly elected officers, gave
q hot oyster supper. Over thirty Modern
Woodmen enjoyed the repast. among them
visiting nedghbors Palmer. Enslow, Sword,
Sven and Yandevort.
Preparations for the big membership
campaign in Webster Lodge. No. Z, knights
Of Pythias. have been completed, Messrs.
sist Vice Chancellor G. H. Cross with the
Damon team and predict that their team
will be victorious over the Pythias team
led by Past Grand Ghanee lls D: p. Wiber
Taylor, his lieutenants. An attractive pro-
gram has been planned for the roll call of
Webster Lodge members on Tuesday even
ing, January 2. Every member has re-
ceiyed an Invitation to be present or send
@ communication stating his reasons for
being absent. The evening will conclude
with the installation of officers and
smoker.
The Christmas 1ibation to the grand mas
ter OF knights Templar will be observed by
Columbia Commandery, No. z. Knights
Templar, at special service to be held at
the Queen restaurant, corner of 7th and q
streets northwest, commencing at IL o'clock
Christmas morning. The following speak
ers will respond to appropriate toasts:
Lurtin r. CHM, grand master OF the Grand
Lodge: e. St. Clair Thompson, grand scribe
Of the grand chapter; Bennett A. Allen.
Frank H. Thomas. grand captain general
Of the grand encampment Of knights Tenn
plaf of the United States. All of these
dignftaries Of Masonic bodies are members
Of Columbia Commandery. The toast to
the President will be responded to by w.