Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-19

NaIonal Hive. entertained the poverty COM
mittee. Luna Park committee and Memorial
committee at her home on Wednesday even
ing.
+. T. Moran. district president Of ths
A .. H. having received an appeal from
NATIONAL President James E. Dolan an ap-
peal Tor assistance to the San Francisco Hi
pernians issued circular to the District
dioernians reading as follows: ..It IL not
necessary to picture to you the condition
maj me members Of twenty divisions. to-
sether with those depending upon them. ara
paced IN after one Of the greatest calam-
ities that has befallen man. In order that
the members of the order in the District
brothers 1t will be necessary for us bv a
ifperal contribution. to demonstrate to the
world that we are what we sniemnly
piedsed ourselves to be-brothers in friend
snip, unity and Christian charity,
District Hibernians and their ladies' aux
iiaries have received Invitations to at
Ten, ,end sa noI party to be held at Typograph-
icai Iempie Tuesday evening II will be
In charge Of Ladies' Auxiliary. No. s.
Division No. 2. A. o. H, at recent
meeting had thirty-five applications for
membership as result of the spirited con
test carried on between the green" ana
the gold committees since the LIST of Feb
ruary- The division hopes to have consid-
erably over 200 members on its roll at the
June meeting. when grand spread will be
provided as fitting roundup to the work
OF the past season. Division No. T. A O.
H.. has also adopted the system OF rival
committees to secure membership. Taking
up the spirit OF the other divisions IL has
appointed committees known as the .'P T.
Moran" and 'P. ]. Haltigan" committees
each headed by very active members. and
a live contest Is now on in getting candi-
dates, the losing side to pay the penalty
by supplying a spread for the whole divi-
sion at its July meeting.
The Grand Court of Maryland. Foresters
of America. has been In session this week
at Baltimore. 1t was the sixteenth session
in the history Of the order. Grand Chief
Ranger Joseph Vaughn was in charge Of
the ceremonies. At the opening social ses-
sion Monday night banquet was given,
AZ which letters were read from
President Roosevelt and Gov warfeld
Mount Vernon Hive. No 2 Ladies of the
Maccabees Of the World. viii soon give an
entertainment and euchre at its hall In
Pythian Temple for the benefit Of the Mac
cabee sufferers of the San Francisco disas-
ter.
A meeting of Camp No. 6. Patriotic Order
Sons Of America, was held last THURSDAY
night at its hail. 40 10th street northwest
District President Joseph II. Barnes was
present and made remarks on the good OF
the order. and extended invitation to Camp
No. 6 to join Camp No. s In attending divine
service at Georgetown Methodist Church
Sunday.
Recording Secretary George r. Maxwell
of Camp No. was present, and also spoke
on good of the order. Various members of
Camp No. made brief addresses.
A large delegation from Camps Nos l. 2
and made a fraternal visit to Camp No. q
of Baltimore the 18th instant and was roy
ally entertained. The initiatory work was
exemplified. Banquet tables were laden
with substantfals and delicacies. Tho
speeches We're eloquent and bristling with
patriotism.
Camp No. of Baltimore will pay a visit
to Camp No. of this city the last Of this
month. and arrangements are being perfect
ed for a royal time. Plans for a pilgrimage
to Mount Vernon July by camps from
Maryland. Delaware. Pennsylvania and the
District of Columbia are being formed.