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ONE INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN WASHINGTON ORGANIZATIONS

commander William T. Lowe; lieuten-
ant commander. w T. King: record
keeper. John c.. Dudley; finance keeper.
B. r. DetwiIer; chaplain. George e..
Crane: sergeant, c. W. Weiser; physi-
clan. DIR. G. b. Heinecke: master-at-
arms. Peter GFanerger: first master Of
the guard. F. Y. Extter. second master
of the guard, G. II. Holt; sentinel. +. j.
Martin; picket o. B. Thompson.
Capt. Edward McAleer. with the uni
form rank. filed into the hall and de-
manded the surrender TO the division
of the person of Sir Knight John G..
Dudley. record keeper of the tent. The
command was Immediately obeyed. and
the record keeper was produced. Then
in the name OF Brightwood Division, the
captain presented to the record keeper
a Maecahee watch charm. for his efforts
in behalf of the tent, Sir Knight Dud-
ley responded.
Refreshments were served. The State
commander and others spoke. Three
new applications were filed.
January there was a joint installa-
ton of Lady Maccabees. Of Mt. Vernon
Hive. No. ?. and Brightwood Hive, No.
5. was conducted by Mrs. Melvale Cass-
well. the State commander for the Lady
Maccabees.
The following are the officers in
stalled:
Mt Vernon Hive. No. 2: Past COM
mander. Mrs. Teresa McCordle: COM
mander Mrs. Mary A. Van Ness; lieu
tenant commander. Miss Emma Jillett;
record keeper, Mrs. Eta Warner:
finance keeper. Miss Fannie Waltoni
chaplain. Mrs. Anna Running: sergeant.
Mrs. Catherine Cartner; mistress-at-
arms Miss Mamie Holt: sentinel. Mrs.
ARus DOkin picket. Mrs. Johanna Car
vey: captain % the guards. Miss Edith
Van Ness.
Brightwood Hive. No. 3: Past com
mander. Miss Anne Edwards, comman-
er. Mrs Virginia Thomas: lieutenant
commander. Miss Albina Waffith, record
keeper Miss Virginia Metcalf: finance
keeper. Miss Margaret McAleeT; ser
geant. Mrs. Crane; chaplain. Mrs Gary:
mistress-at-arms. Miss Mary Louis;
sentinel. Miss Louise Clifford: picket.
Miss Clara Eiter.
A literary program followed before 900
persons.
AnacostIa Tent. No. Z. VIII have their
officers installed tomorrow night, at
which time there will be held the usual
anniversary exercises Of the tent.
Alexandria Tent. No. ?. of Alexandria.
Va. viii hold a public installation OF
officers in Odd Fellows Hall. in Alexan-
dria tomorrow night
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SISTERS HELP TO EQUIP
QUEEN ESTHER LODGE, !. o. NJ.

The new ladies' lodge of the L o. NJ.
Queen Esther, No. ?, at their hall, 625
Louisiana avenue northwest, Thursday
had the following officers installed by
District Deputy p. p. Ashford, assist
ed by Sisters Raitz and Frazier OF IN
ion Lodge, No. l. Ladies' l. O. M
Worthy president, Sister CaIlan; vice
president, Sister NJ. Scraggs; record
ing secretary, Sister z. A. Poland
financial secretary. Sister Cunningham: :
treasurer, Sister Meinkhein; chaplain.
Sister Latham; cOnduetress, Sister
Crump.
After the installation Postmaster G.
w Spates. in behalf OF Union Com
mandery, No ], presented the lodge
with an altar cloth; Past Master E e
Culver presented the lodge with $40 in
behalf of Anchor Lodge, No. 8, and
Lafayette. No. IS. for the lodges para
phernalia. The lodge trustees, Past
Grand Auditor A. G. Stevens, Past
Master c. w. Spates, and Past Master
f. Reese. presented the lodge with the
necessary account books. Sisters NJ
Raitz. Ashford, Heeter. and others of
Union Lodge, Ladies' No. l; Sisters
Poland, Callan, Meinkhein, Scraggs, and
others of Queen Esther, No. 3, made re-
marks. Others who responded were:
z. G. A. A. G. Stevens, p NJ J. w
Thomas, E. E. Culver, c. w Bury. ].
W. Palmer, and others of Anchor
Lodge, No. 3: P. G. A. r. B. Wilson. p.
n. c. W. Spates, W. Grimes, ]. Meink-
helm, and others of Lafayette Lodge,
No 10
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FARRAGUT POST AND CORPS
INSTALL WITH CEREMONY

Farragut Post and FarTagut Women s
Relief Corps held a joint public in
stallatiOn OF officers at FarTagut Post
Hall, Tuesday, January 3.
The distinguished guests were De-
partment President Mrs. Ida ]. Hart
and members of her staff; Mrs. Ida
OldToyd, past national junior vice
president; Mrs. Annie Johnson. past de-
partment president, and several past
presidents and members OF the several
corps. Junior Vice Department Com
maner Thomas II. Martin. Past De-
partment Commander b. r. Bingham.
Past Commander Davis, of Rhode ISL
and Captain Cissel, of 3. F. Graham
Camp, Sons OF Veterans, and members
of his stan, and Past Post Commander
]. II. Donys who was the installing Of
ficer.
Speeches were made by the incoming
and retiring post commanders and
Comrades Martin, Cissel, and Dony,
Mrs Hart and Mrs. OldrOyd.
Mrs. Oldroyd installed officers as fol-
lows:
President, Mrs. Mary George; second
vice president. Mrs. Mary Lohr; junior
vice president, Mrs. Mary A Dow;
treasurer, Mrs. Julia Roberts; chaplain,
Mrs. Mary Ripley; conductor, Mrs.
Louisa L. Davis; secretary, Mrs. Clara
Galleger; guard, Mrs. Fanny Pratt; as
sistant conductor. Mrs. Mary r
Bright; assistant guard. Miss Lillian
McGregOr: patriotic instructor. Mrs.
Lucie Weaver; press correspondent,
Mrs. Saraf A. Bunyea; color bearers,
Miss Ida Bitz. Miss Emma Kibbey,
Mrs. GeOrgilna Loane. and Mrs. Sarah
Albert; mus an, Mrs. Jessie Bruner.
The post officers installed were:
Commander. p, c. George; second vice
commander. h. II. Bunyea: junior vice
commander John Jost; surgeon, Rich
ard Emmops; officer of the day, +. J.
COoksey; ca. plain, George r. Cook;
adjutant Darwin Weaver: quartermas-
ter, 5. w. Bunyea; sergeant major,
Convis Parker, quartermaster ser
geant, J. w Foster; officer OF the
guard, b. f. Graham.
The retiring president, Mrs. Sarah
A. Bunyea. was presented with a cut
glass berrs' bowl by individual mem
bers Of the corps. The presentation
speech was made by Mrs. Mary Ripley.
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MACCABEES INSTALL HEADS
AND REVIEW WORK OF YEAR

The officers of National Tent. No. ].
Knights Of the Maccabees Of the World.
were Installed by State Commander
Gall as follows: Past Commander, p.
II. Heffener; commander. A. b. Keeferi
lieutenant commander, J. r. Wynkoopi
record keeper, H f. Crouch: finance
keeper. D. 3. Gusdorf; chaplain, }. r.
Moore; sergeant, John Piland; physician.
DR.. ]. s. Arnold; master at arms, A
Coleman; first master Of the guard. 5.
Goldsmith; second master OF the guard
Henry Wolff, sentinel, A r. Hecht;
picket J. Walher
Past Commander H c. Tuthill assisted
the State commander in the installation
ceremonies.
The State commander presented the
commander a past commanders jewel
on behalf of the tent.
Past Commander ]. II. Mccarthy, on
behalf of the tent. presented TO Sir
Knight Featherstone. the musician.
suitable jewel.
Sir Knight II. E Crouch, the record
keeper OF the tent, made his report for
the quarter ending December 81 1896.
During the year he paid 10 the SUI
preme tent, on account Of the life benefit
funds. Sl0579.ca and the sick and acct
dent account. $3.50. making a total col
lected and paid to the supreme tent. 49,
79s.02
There were paid death claims for this
tent during the year 5000; sick and
accident claims, s.. 500 disability claims.
500. making a total paid TO members
OF the tent for the three causes. $3.50
There were in this tent January /, 1885,
500 members. There were admitted dur
ing the year 2l6 members, making a total
Of S23 members.
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GRANT CIRCLE, G. A. R. LADIES,
INSTALLS ITS NEW OFFICERS

L. 5. Grant Circle. Nc !, Ladies OF
the G. A. r., held public installation
of officers for the ensuing year on Tues
day evening AZ Grand Army Hall.
Mrs. Dell +. Wright, president, intro
duced Mrs. Florence L Barringer, IN
stating officer. The following officers
entered office;
Mrs. Alice Burgess, president; Miss
Rose NJ. Seton. senior vice president;
Mrs Mary A. HUM, junior vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Dora Hendrix, secretary ;
Mrs. Belle +. Gibson, treasurer; Mrs. H
a. Wyman, conductor; Mrs. Mary v.
Moore, guard; Mrs. Mary kellogg, as
sistant conductor
Commander a. 2. Tasker, Department
of the Potomac, q. A. r., presented a
silk flag with stFeamers of red, white,
and blue TO the retiring president in the
name of the circle. Fred Calvert pre-
scented 10 Mrs Wright a gold badge.
Miss Rose NJ. Seton gave the INSTALL
ing Officera bouquet of roses on behalf OF
the circle.
Past Commander Benjamin F. Bing-
ham also spoke
The room was decorated with palms,
cut flowers and Old Glory.
Master Elmer Seton Frazier gave
piano solo, Miss Margaret ElWOOd.
song and dance; Mrs. Fannie Calvert
Fisher, solo, "Star-Spangled Banner,
by Baby Louise Fisher, four years old.
Comrade SpTingstein gave an imita-
ton of battle on the drum. Refresh
ments We're served.
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FOREIGN MISSIONS TALKED
AT VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH

Tuesday at 10:45 a. m, in the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. was held the
January meeting of the auxiliary to the
Christian Women's Board of Missions
of the Disciples.
Mrs Clara c. Schell. president of the
Woman's Society. presided. Mrs. Nor
wood and Mrs. Roose welcomed the
members and guests. Mrs. Stems con-
Quoted the singing; Miss Nellie Spencer
was pianist. Mrs. Yewell led the devo-
uons
The topic under discussion was the
Educational Influence of the c. W. B.
NJ j." Mrs. Johns, Mrs. Taylor. and Mrs.
Powers had papers. Mrs. Schen, Mrs.
Stems. and several other members took
part in the discussion.
Mrs Storms, who has charge OF the
Calendar" by which money Is being
raised for a new carpet in the auditorl-
UNI, reported $40 collected
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ASCAL0N KHoRASSAN KNIGHTS
CHANGE TEMPLES OFFICERS

Ascalon Temple. No. I. Dramatic Order
Knights OF Khorassan, ushered its
new officers into office at Pythian Tenn
pie. An invitation was received from
Ben Hadad Temple. No. 80. of Balti-
more. to pay them a fraternaI visit on
March 20. and TO help with a large class
of tyrOs Remarks were made by mem
bers of the temple. and by the retiring
aad incoming royal ViZier. Three cheers
aud tiger were given the retiring royal
vizier, Thomas A. Bynum. The enter
tainment committee was instructed to
look into the advisability of a ball in
the remaining winter months and the
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chief ruler. Mrs. Laura V. Dickey; chief
ruler, Mrs. May K. Campbell; deputy
ruler, Mrs. NJ. c. Lamb; recording secre-
tary. Mrs. Mary e. SaIkeld: financial
secretary, Charles Williams; treasurer
Mrs Hattie e. Loyel; leYite. Miss Lii
Ian Lloyd: inside guard. Mrs. Bette c
Butler; outside guard. DR.. Walter S.
Barnes; recording secretary TO chief
ruler. Mrs. Katie Rohrer; literary sec
rotary TO chief ruler. Miss Matte Scott;
recording secretary TO deputy ruler. Mrs.
Lcttie Bridgeman; literary secretary to
deputy ruler, Miss Violet Shoots. Re
marks were made by High Chief Ruler
wayne " CordeI, f. b. Marks, Mrs.
Lola V Marks, of Onward Tent: Mrs
L. z. Murray. Mrs. Sue u. Snyder Job,,
a. Mitchell, of Purity Tent; c. ]. Eos
ter and Miles E. Bailey. OF Victory Tent
1855; w y. Marche, }. r. Mahoney. John
Dewey and f. Sullivan.
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OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED
IN INTERIOR COUNCIL, n. U.

Friday at the lodge room, Fifth and
@ streets northwest. the following
were installed as officers Of Interior
Council. No. 210 National Union:
William II DeLacey. ex-prosident,
Charles F. Haden. president; Thomas
A Perry, vice president; L. q. Brazier,
speaker; ". Bertrand Acker. recording
secretary; d. J. Sheehan, financial sec
Rotary; Finis ID. Morris, treasurer; An
drew r. Perry. usher; William :.
Ayres, jr., chaplain; George l. Ander-
son. sergeant-at-arms George Barnett
doorkeeper: + 5. Woog, John H Bat
chelor. and Lewis 4. Thompson, trus-
tees; William II. DeLHcey. delegate to
cabinet; John II. Bachelor, delegate 10
immediate relief.
After the installation the members
Of the council. accompanied by repre-
sentatives Of the National Union cab
met. District Of Columbia, went To a
nearby restaurant for refreshments.
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night TO euiogize the members OF the
regiment who have died in the past year.
Col. S. J. Block. chairman of the com
mittee. noted the large number who died
during 1906, seven OF the civil war MEM
bers. including the late Thomas Burns.
one or the Oldest members in point OF
service of the metropolitan police.
Major Jackson. a veteran of the Msxi-
can and civil wars. and AIonzo 7 F,ato,,
were others now gone
Colonel Block was followed by num-
Der of speakers. among whom were Adtt.
Il. F. Chase, Major F. Brice, Nj.
Carey, Adolph Beekman, and Comrades
Fugett and Stone.
The families and friends OF the de-
ceased members and all members Of the
veteran orders IN the city have been
Invited TO attend the memorial services
January 3 at the regimentaI armory,
rs Sixth street northwest
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NEW STAFF PUT IN OFFICE
BY CUSHING CAMP, S. OF Y.

Friday evening the installation Of the
officers OF William 3. Cushing Camp.
No. 30, Sons Of Veterans. was held at
the camp room on Ninth street. Col.
A. P Tasker. commander OF the
Department Of the Potomac. G. A r.
accompanied by members OF his staff,
Offciated as installing officer. There
were present members from many @. a.
r. posts and the Soldiers Home. be-
sides many Sons OF Veterans from other
camps.
After the ceremonies. a short business
meeting was held, followed by a camp
fire and smoker. Fred W. Cole. a new
member. was mustered in. Addresses were
made by Colonel Tasksr, Past Depart
ment Commander Ivory G. Kimball. 3.
F. Bingham, b. F. Entrikin, senior vice
commander Department OF the Potomac;
Lueius S. Randolph, past commander
OF Kit Carson post; <. r. Campbell.
past commander-in-chief. Sons Of Veter-
ans. and now a member OF Cushing
camp: NJ NJ. Lewis. adjutant OF the
Old Guard; Darwin Weaver. adjutant Of
Farragut post, and Major Fred s. Hodg-
son, past commander Of Gushing camp.
A. b. Frisbie. commander OF John A.
logan poSts <1AAeS@SN4etB AifiNNA oA 10
attend the installation of officers al his
post next week. James 4. Rowen, past
commander, sang. a letter was read
from Charles B. Lands. OF Indiana. a
member OF Cushing camp. expressing MS
regret at being unable 10 attend
The new officers are Charles A. Sid
man, commander; Duncan Davenport,
and Monkey Ferris, senior and junior
fas a
treasurer: George SchaFf, secretary,
ana the camp council. Charles s. Davis,
W Harry Moore, and Abbott B. Good
rich.
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OFFICERS OF BURNSIDE POST,
ENTER UPON THEIR DUTIES

Burnside Post. No. s. Wednesday in
stalled the following officers. under the
direction Of y. 4. Janney, chief mus
tering officer. Department of the Poto-
mac, @. A. r.: Commander, Lucius D.
Alden: senior vice commander, George
Newton, junior vice commander, II. L.
DEAN adjutant Chris. Storm; quarter
master, George T. Carter; surgeon,
George II. La Fetra; chaplain. NJ l.
Leonard officer of the day. William
Emerson; officer OF the guard, f. B.
Gregg.
Addresses were made by Comrades
Henry Romeyn. l. @. Kimban, Senior
Vice Department Commander B. p En-
trizen. Henry A Castle, Col John Twee-
Gale adiutant general G. A, r., and
Con1haissioYier H. 3. f. Macfarland.
Recitations We're given by Mrs. Hay
ward and Comrade John Tweedale: vocal
solos by Miss Wild. Jasper Dean Nc
Fall, and Harry Statham, and instru-
merta3 music by the New Willard Or
cheSfra
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LECTURE UPON "PARSIFAL"
10 UNITY CLUB MEMBERS

A descriptive lecture on "ParsifaT'
was the feature of the Unity Clubs
meeting Thursday evening at Pythian
Temple Hail. The lecture was deliver
ed by Frank Claudy. president OF the
Washington Saengerbund, who had wit
messed the production at Bayreuth.
The lectUre was illustrated at inter
walls By musical selections from the
opera At its close Henry P. Holden.
president Of the Unity Club. gave i'm
pressions Of his own experience at
Bayreuth. The evening closed with a
vocal solo by Mrs. Carrie c. Smith. a
piano solo by Mrs +. c. Palmer, and
a recitation by Mrs Roberts
DR. II : Isemau, Miss Mae Ruth
Norcross, Miss Emma BaIlman, and
Miss Henrietta S. Riggs were admitted
as members Of the club.
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FRATERNAL
OLDEST LODGE OF PYTHIANS
EXPECTS ITS GREATEST YEAR

Led by the new chancellor command
er. Perry p. Patrick, Franklin Lodge.
No ,. the oldest Pythian lodge in the
world. looks forward TO a prosperous
year Mr.. Patrick is an enthusiastic
and efficient worker. has filled the Of
fees of outer guard and vice chancellor
and is at present first lieutenant of Co
Iumbia Company, No. 9, Uniform Rank.
Knights of Pythias.
Charles NJ Eader, captain of the rit-
ualistic team. has mapped out elaborate
plans for initiation work.
Thursday evcr.ing the second rank wss
conferred. Among the prominent Pyth-
ians who addressed the gathering were
Grand Chancellor James w. Carter,
Grand Master-at-Arms G. Frank Day
Grand Lecturer Richardson, and Grand
Inner Guard Claude II. Woodward.
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SECTIONAL
FOLKS FROM UP MAINE WAY
PVT NEW BOARD INTO OFFICE

The Maine Association. January 6. IN
der the direction OF Air. PulsifeF. INSTALL
the following officers:
President, ". J. Rich: first vice pres
ident, +. ". Alexander; second vice
president, DR.. A. X. =. Harvey: third
vice president. F. c. Merritt: recording
secretary. J. ii. McCready: correspond
ing secretary. Miss Almeda NJ. Love;
treasurer Walter Higgins; chaplain.
Capt. &. II Ellis: orator, o. II. Briggs.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: Membership. Pitman PuIsifer.
Mrs. G. S. York, G. w. Hall: social, r.
W. Alexander, DR.. \. X. p. Harvey, F.
G, Merritt, Mrs. o. II. Briggs.
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PATRIOTIC
HENRY WILSON POST, G. AR,
HOLDS ANNUAL INSTALLATION

Henry Wilson. Post No. H. Depart
ment Of Potomac. G. \. r., January 10,
installed the following officers:
Commander, William II. Anderson
senior vice commander, John p.
Wright; junior vice commander, James
II. Barnes; quartermaster, James T.
Thomas; surgeon. Thomas II. Pease;
chaplain, William Turner; officer Of the
DAY. James Adams; officer of the guard,
George II. Taylor sergeant major.
Samuel L Burmese. and quartermaster
sergeant, John Guthrie.
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ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS
INSTALLS ITS NEW OFFICER,

Ga1 sncient order OF Hibernians held
il annual installation services Sunday
afternoon. The following officers as
sume6 their duties for the ensuing year:
Hugh Harvey. president: Arthur Small.
vice president; p. T, Carr, treasurer;
The mas Cook, recording secretary;
James Greeley, financial secretary; ser
geant-at-arms. John Quigleyi guard,
John Gavin. Jerry Donovan, p. 7. Nj
land, Matthew Walsh. John Mccarthy,
John MCGOWAN.
T. 7. Moran was the installing officer.
an entertainment followed.
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LOGAN REGIMENT ORATORS
PICKED TO EULOGIZE DEAD

At the meeting OF John A Logan Reg
iment. No. 2. L. V Z. Tuesday last, the
commander-in-chief OF the order, Gen.
II. i. Dean, and the commander Of the
Division of the Potomac. Col. Robert
Alton. each attended by members Of
their respective staffs. helped install the
new officers Colonel Alton acted as in
stalling officer.
After the installation ceremonies
speakers were assigned for memorial
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ENTERTAINMENT FOR BLIND
AT LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-

The program for the following week
Tor volunteer readings and music ia the
reading room for the blind at the Libra
~ or Congress. which are free 10 the
public. from 2:5O to $50 p. m. is as fol-
lows:
Tuesday, Rev. William NJ Pettis;
Thursday Miss Mary W. Carlisle,
piano, and Miss Marion Oliver, song re-
cita,
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LITERARY
BL0OMINGDALE DEBATERS
DECIDE WORLD IS BETTER

The Bloomingdale debating team
held its first debate at the residence Of
n IT. Morley, "A r street northwest
the question being, Resolved, That the
world is growing better" The affirma-
fivei AIessrs. Baker, Turner and Wor-
-ey, Won. THE speakers for the mega
tivefwere, r. ThOmpkins. F. Houck, and
c. ThonpkiHs.
The h-AE debate Will be held at the
residence of Edgar r. Baker. Is r
street northwest. January 20, the ques-
ton TO be- Resolved, That the immi-
grafton laws OF the United States
should be further restrictive
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ART CLUB
TALKS OF EARLY SCULPTURE

The Columbia Heights Art Club met
Thursday at the home OF Mrs. Andrews
with Mrs. Clarke. chairman. Mrs Jes-
sic Bowman read a paper on primitive
sculpture. Miss Bennett led the discus
sion. The historical paper on the Gold
en- Age of English Literature" was
given by Miss Anna Lacey. The club
VIII meet next Thursday with Miss Bar
low
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TEMPERANCE
GOLDEN RULE RECHABITES
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

1t meeting Monday OF Golden Rule
Tent, No. 1881, Of Reehabites, Mrs Lola
V Marks, deputy high chief ruler, In
stalled the following officers;
Shepherd. Mrs. Sadie r Hissey; past
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CAPITOL HILL LITERARY
ON BEAUTY AND HEAVEN

At the meeting of the Capitol Hill
Literary Society at the residence of
DR.. James Mckee, January 8, Mrs
BOynton discussed Beauty" and Col
George c. Ross gave a Layman's
ideas OF Heaven" A discussion follow
ed by Messrs. Bryson, Mckee. and Hart,
and Mrs Belts, Mrs. Gordon. Mrs
Boynton. Mrs. Townsend, Miss Bryson.
and Mrs. Mckee.
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installed the following officers under the
direction of Gen. T.. A. Fenton:
Colonel, f. l. Van Auken; lieutenant
colonel, Dennis Coughlin; major, A. II.
Stamp; chaplain @. s. Emery; surgeon,
Edward Webster: adjutaut. S L. Ham
iltons quartermaster. +. J. BroOkings;
officer of the day, C ". Sherwood; Of
nCer of the guard. Augustus Heimer.
After the installation coffee and sand
witches were served.
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RELIGIOUS
PRESBYTERIAN YOUNG MEN
ELECT BOARD OF OFFICERS

The Young Mems Social Club of the
First Presbyterian Church. has elected
officers as follows; Bert z. Corwin,
president; Clarence Kee. vice president;
j. Stealey EIms. secretary; Guy c.. But
Ter. treasurer r. e COrwin, editor;
H Gordon Clay. historian.
This club Is similar TO the Vaughn
Class, active membership being limited
TO class No. ?, Of the Sunday school.
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phael and His Paintings" formed the
topic OF the day Miss Bennett de-
sCribed his most famous works. The
president, Mrs. Willis. was in the chair.
Those present were Mesdames Aiexan-
der, Bradley. Barnard. Bulla. Emerson.
Engle. Foster Frear. Hawkes.. McCree-
~. Mitchell. and Muller. and the Misses
Bennett, McCreery. and Culley.
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THREE TENTS OF MACCABEEs
INSTALL THEIR NEW OFFICERS

State Commander D. W. Gall installed
the officers of Brightwood Tent, No 2,
Ladies and Knights of the Maccabees.
Tuesday night. as follows:
Past commander. edward McAIeer;
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committee was enlarged. The new
royal yizier George w Haley. appoint
ed Votary. s. II. Jacobson as mokanna
and Notary Collins as Joe.
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COMMAND LEADERS
ARE INDICTED INTO OFFICE

Tuesday, January 9, General Wads-
worth Command, No. ,. Department of
ts4e Potomac, Union Veterans Union,
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WOMEN
RAPHAEL'S WORK DESCRIBED
Tt EXCELSIOR LITERARY

The Excelsior Literary Club was en-
tertained Tuesday By Mrs. Bradley at
her home on East Capitol street. "Ra-