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REPUBLIC. N STATE CLUBS
OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

The League Of Republican State Clubs
Of the District of Columbia. which has
just elected a new set of officers. is com
posed of the Old Boys Fremont ana
Lincoln Club. and the following Repub-
lican State Clubs. Connecticut. Illinois.
Kentucky. Missouri. New Jersey, New
York Nebraska, North Carolina. Ohio.
West Virginia, and Wisconsin.
The local league was organized three
years ago, ana is affiliated with the
National League of Republican Clubs.
At the election of officers for the en-
suing term, Henry NJ. Camp. president
of the Connecticut club was elected
president OF the league by reclamation.
succeeding William O. Conner, presi-
dent of the New York Club. who retired.
after having served as president from
the organization of the league. William
L. Symons. Of the Ohio Club. was
elected vice president; Gus A. sahuldt.
assistant secretary Of the National
League. was reelected secretary. ana
Milo ShanlIs. OF the Kentucky Club,
was reelected treasurer.
The members OF the executive COM
mitIee of the league are William S.
Odeu and John i. Chase, OF tue Old
Boys Club. Henry II Camp and 4. o.
Buckingham. OF the Connecticut Cua,
X. Stone Jackson and N N. Potts. OF
the Illinois Club; Milo Shauks and
Harry GiOVann0H. OF the Kentucky
Club; William Hennessy Smith and
Clarence T. Adams, Of the Missouri
Club; Williams q. Fox and T.. A. NJ
Lawson. OF the New Jersey Club; VIII
lam c. Conner ana Middleton Smith. az
the New York Club; Phil Z. Winter
and Charles L. Thatcher. OF the Ne
braska Club: ex-senator Marion Butler
and Robert II. McNGni OF the North
Carolina Club; William l.. Sym0ns and
James W Bell OF the OaiO Clubt
Charles II. Shinn and Mai, j. William
DeGfande. of the West Virginia Club:
\. +. COWies and Frank $ Becker. az
the Wisconsin Club, and Gus A. Schuldt,
member Of the executive committee ot
The National League for the District %
Columbia.
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Charter. Emery J. Thompson, State at
large
President Camp reviewed the work OF
the association for the past three years
and thanked the members for their en-
thusiastic support and expressly Tor the
loyalty 20 Republican principles shown
by the large number of the Connecticut
residents in the city OF Washington who
make IT practice OF going To their
homes at election periods to cast their
vote. SHOW that characteristic of a
Connecticut citizen by continuing 10 ex-
ercise your right of franchise at every
election. even though you are separated
from the borders or your native state
said Mr., Camp. IL was announced that
the association was in a healthy and
prosperous condition with a steadily in
creasing membership. Addresses were
made by many of the members present
one in particular which was a very in
teresting account OF early "reminiscences
In Connecticut by Maj. "Dick" Calhoun.
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FIRST M. P. CHURCH CLUB
HOLDS JANUARY SOCIAL

On Tuesday evening the Mems Club.
OF the First NJ p. Church, Fourth
street between f and C streets south
east held its January social The pro-
gram consisted of literary and musical
features, followed by refreshments.
The social was the largest given by the
club. The club is nearly three times
larger than 1t was four months ago.
Those contributing to the program were
the following:
Judge Kimball. travels through Can
ada. Rocky Mountains. ana Pacific
coast states; Imperial trio Gnstrumen-
tad, by Messrs. a. Mayson, c. Mayson.
and Cleaves; recitation. by Herman
Which; quartet, Johnson, Clark. Moran.
and Lang recitation, by NJ. S. Rose;
piano solo. Harry Maeabbee; refresh
lnents.
Also this club viii organize and equip
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CUSHING CAMP lNSTALLS
OFFICERS Fer THE YEAR

Wednesday evening an enthusiastic
meeting was held by the members and
friends ~ William B. Gushing Camp.
No. 80 Sons of Veterans. Il. s. A. at
their hail. 4l9 Tenth street northwest.
she following officers were installed
for the ensuing year; Tie Rev. j. Luth-
er BrenlZer, commander; A. b. Good
Tich, senior vice commander: Fred
Weber junior vice commander: Mai h.
r. Campbell. chaplain; Harry Moore.
G. Robbins, color sergeant: c. ]. Davis
sergeant OF guard; and +. A. Cross.
corporal of guard. Past COmman-
der-in-Chief Z. r Campbell acted as in
stalling officer. There was music and
refreshments.
Wednesday evening, February u. Lin
coins birthday anniversary viii be eel
ebrated with an elaborate program. and
noted speakers will be present,
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CONTINENTAL CHAPTER
HOLDS MONTHLY MEETING

large attendance was present at the
annual meeting Of the Connecticut Re
publican Association of the District of
Columbia, held al the Grand Army Hall
on Monday evening last, the principal
business transacted being the election of
officers for the ensuing year. which re-
suited as follows:
President, Henry NJ Camp; vice presi-
dent. Oliver A. Phelps; secretary treas
ureT, George n. Stranahan.
Board Of directors: T.. J. Sheehan,
Hartford, first Congressional district;
E. T. Bushnell. Clinton. second congress
sional district: 5. II. Geisey, Norwich,
third Congressional district; Charles A.
Prairie, Bridgeport, fourth Congressional
district; c. o. Buckingham, Charles W.
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HEPTAS0PHS C0NCLAVE
WILL INSTALL OFFICERS

TlA public installation Of Officers of
Howard Perry Conclave, Improved Order
Heptasophs, viii take place at its next
regular meeting. Monday night. in Ty-
biographical Temple. The ceremonies
viii be conducted by A. r. Perry. dis
TiCt deputy supreme aTch0n. and sew
eral of the supreme officers will be
present
Music viii be rendered by the Brent
wood Band
After the exercises refreshments viii
be served. Members of the order and
their friends are cordially invited.
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gave addresses. Friend John Biddis,
Friends Brown and Seth gave interest
ing "reminiscences. William Clabaugh
sustained his reputation as a baritone
singer. James A. Shay gave two reci-
tations, National Councilman and a
parody on Casey at the Bat,
Mckinley Council, No. $50. installed its
ofhcers-eIect at its hall, $40 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, on Friday evening.
January Is.
The attendance on this occasion was
unusually large. over 1850 being present
Eight candidates were initiated. The
address OF Friend Cotton. the speaker OF
The evening, was one 90 be long remem-
Lered as it embodied all the fundamental
principles Of true fraternalism. Friend
Ford. who is always expected TO make
d good speech. did not disappOint his
hearers on this occasion. The cabinet
was well represented and the remarks
OF President Lee in expressing his
thanks 10 the installing officers were
concise and TO the point. An elaborate
lunch was spread during the evening.
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si4sin and attendance any meeting held
by the order this winter Nearly one
hundred Rechabites were In attendance.
The initiation ceremony was conducted
by Miss bessie Bowie. chief ruler.
Representative Nathan ". Hale. OF
Tennessee. a member Of the tent. Who
was 20 have lectured on the subject.
Why The Canteen Should Not BE Re
stored 10 the Army. " was unavoldably
absent.
High Chief Ruler Wayne W. CordeH
discussed the cah'een question. Other
remarks were made by William C.. Van
Matre. Col W. O. Crosby y. EIWyu
Nowles. Mrs Sadie T.. Hissey. j. II.
Barnes, AIRS. n r. Mahoney- Mrs
Anna 90 Few, j. W BuIups. S. u.
Tennysonl S. S. Hessler. it,. e.. j. Eos
Ter. Mrs. A Lee Thompson W H.
Evans, Mrs Mary A Hessler. Miss A my
L. Eickerton. Miss Edna Ricketts,. John
Frigerio, John II. Mockabee. Ais Daisy
Fowler Mrs A NJ Flshbulu Miss Yer
gle Thompson. Mrs l. NJ DepofIfy
Frank p. Cooper, Harry Ripple. and ]
Is. Hughes. and Edwin v. Bennett sang
solos.
visitors were present from Persever-
ance Tent, No. 1.0Ss;sPurity Tent no
. Golden Rule Tent, No I.0Sl. Eastern
Tent. No. 50: Eagle Tent No q. Har-
mony Tent No. 1920 John b. Hender-
son Tent, No. 1.OS9. and Advance Tent
NO. l,09. At the conclusion of the good
OF the order exercises, the young people
enjoyed a social hour in games
John b. Henderson Tent. No. I0,q
held an interesting meeting in the Home
Life Insurance building Fifth ana g
streets northwest. Thursday evening
The nitiatory ceremony was conducted
by :. ID. Tennyson. chief ruler OF Har-
mony Tent. No 100.
The discussion rf the subject Re
solved, That a man should choose his
life work from conviction rather than
circumstances, was discussed in The af-
hrmative 10y Messrs. COrdeu. Woodland
Wright, and Ridgely and in the mega
tive by Me.srs. Crosby. Van Matre.
Bunch, and Hessler jr. The Judges,
Messrs. Mills. Tennyson. and Mocza-
bee, decided in favor of the negative.
Under good OF the order John T. Mock
ahee. of Harmony Tent. No l090. oecu-
pied the chair. Remarks were made by
Philip LedereT. W II. GRAY. Col. W. y.
Crosby. W. b, Mills, Jenkins 5. Wright,
Samuel Walker. Of Advance Tent. No.
,O09, 5. D. Tennyson. William A. Ridge
". Jr.5 Harry c. Ripple, William c. Van
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Vowles. Richard sarle. AR. Moon. W. L.
Griffin. and Mr. HOwison.
Fidelity Tent. No. l.z2l. also met on
Monday evening. Al the residence OF
". e. Van Metre. - Session street north
west A candidate was Initiated under
the direction OF Chief Ruler Mrs. Nellie
A. Rowe.
Remarks were made by Mr.. ane Mrs
". G.. Van Metre, Mr. and Mrs. J. ".
jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bunch
ar. and Mrs. Rowe, Miss Nellie Van
Metre, and William Bateman
Harmony Tent No l.03l. met at 6l3
Louisiana avenue northwest. Tuesday
evening chief Ruler S. H. TennysOn
presided. Under good or the order re-
marks were made by Sergeant James
T. Rolf William b. Mills. q. j. 5.
Morden. John T. MOckabee, David
Mockabee. C. o. Cook. j. b. Hughes.
J. W. Bartlett y. +. NoWles, Miles T..
Bailey, and A. Lee Thompson. after
which refreshments We're served.
Union Tent No. s.. met ~ 623 Louis
lama avenue Wednesday evening. Wis
itors We're present from Eagle Tent No.
.: Harmony Tent No. 1000: Advance
Tent No. 1893. and Jehu Tent. No. 2.
Under good Of the order. various themes
were dwelt on by those who parrici-
pdted. The speakers were Capt J. Wal
ter Mitchell, James II. Loveless, J. c.
ElieE. J. ". Mcmahon. Julian J. Muir
ray, j. r. HsTvey. W. G.. LEM, Edward
Hannah. and Thomas Maionry.
Eastern Tent. No. s., held an enthu-
s.astLc meeting in Rechahite Hall, COS 3
street southeast. Friday evening. Dep
uty High Chief Ruler Miss Amy l. Bick-
erJon installed the following officers 10
serve during the next six months; Shep-
herd. Mrs. Ella PaIley: past chief ruler.
Miss Martha Briukley; chief ruler. Mrs.
Alice Lithgow. deputy ruler, Mrs. Ag-
mes Schrott: recording secretary. Mrs.
Marion r. Mahoney; financial secretary.
Mrs. Bette Gladmon; treasurer. Mrs.
". ". Boswell. levite. ". ". Boswell.
inside guard Miss Laura Langley. out
side guard. Miss Dellie Boswell. Under
good OF the order High Chief Ruler
Cordell, the newly installed officers and
Miss Amy L. Bickerton made remarks.
Refreshments were served and social
hour followed.
Past High CHIEF Ruler Moore and
High Chief Ruler Vordel have planned
TO organize a tent Of the order tn Nor
folk. Va in March, and make ARA Ege-
ments for the high tent session To be
held in September,
High Chief Ruler Cordeil has request
ed High Corresponding Secretary Moore
10 act with the iUint committee of
churches and temperance societies that
IS arranging Tor a mass meeting i'm the
Belasco Theater February 10 10 further
the Webber bill for prohibition in the
District
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TEACHING AS A PROFESSION.

Teaching should be a profession
which is taken up for life. the same
a. medicine or the law. Until the re-
Enumeration is made more attractive
such a condition Is hardly probable,
however. AS long as the pay remains
uniformly small it will be a mere make
Shift The standard VIII also remain
low until teaching becomes business
which requires special and thorough
training. South Bend Tribune.
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NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED
By THE LADY MACCABEES

Pythian Temple was crowded Wednes-
day nighr by the friends of National
Hive, No. l. Ladies OF the Afaccabees Of
the World, 70 witness the public install
lation az officers. The stage was beauti-
fully decorated and the COl0rs or the
order were conspicuous IN the hall The
following officers were installed By Mel
va j. CasweH state commander OF the
District Of Columbia. Commander.
Marty T. Dunn; lieutenant commander.
lila a Dean; retiring commander,
Lola NJ. Julian: record keeper. LuI4 5.
Hammond; finance keeper. Amt G.
Lyles: chaplain, Fannie f. Walters:
physician. Dr. Phebe r. Norris: ser
giant, Mary l. Pierce; mistress-st-
arms. Sarah J. Rlppan. sentinel, Ber-
tina Bromweii. picket. Margaret Draley.
Official pTOmpter. Clara %. Moore: cap
tain OF the guards, Annie NJ. Holcer;
pianist. Clara Downing: banner bearers,
Mary Sillers, Florence Sprague. Mary A
Lowenstein. Ladies LOrenia Cluxton.
Minnie DeTemple. and. lillian ODav
assisted with the ceremonies OF instslla-
ton.
Following this a short program was
rendered. which consisted Of solos by
Miss Dorothy Dolsn and selections by
the Imperial Orchestra. which were very
much appreciated
The retiring commander, Lola N Ju-
lian. WAS presented with "A past conf
manders jewel and a handsome china
cabinet by her associates in the hive.
Mrs. Caswell was the recipient OF a
jewel case as a remembrance of the es-
teen in which she is held by the hive
National, No I, j. the largest hive
Ia the city, having a membership of over
401 members. IL was the first hive or
ganizsd in this jurisdiction and was or
ganized January 2. 1885 The past year
under the leadership OF Mrs. Julian. has
been the most successful in its history,
having added lSS members. The coming
year. under the leadership of Mary
T. Dunn. promises 10 be a bright one, as
several applications are on hand for
the next meeting. During the first nine
months Of 1906 the Ladies OF the Maoca-
bees OF the World have added over 1905
new members. organizing in that time
ninety-tWo hives.
The committee which had chargeof this
installation was Margaret q. Magruder.
Mary L. Pierce, Tilla a. Dean. Leah FL
wood. Mary a. LOWenstein, Mary
Schonenberger, and Lulu 5 Hammond.
On January =, District Hive. No. 5.
Installed officers: Mrs. MelVa J. Cas-
well. state commander, acting Installing
officer. These services were preceded
by initiation OF candidates At the
close a handsome jewel set with dia-
monds was presented the retiring COM
mander, Mrs. Bradley, through whose
faithful efforts the hive has achieved
success. On February y, they VIII give
their first sock social.
Last year NatioEal Hive only sus-
pended eleven members. byt i've mem
bers hSving passed away.
Mrs Melva J. CasWell is in Baiti-
more. installing the officers OF fhe DIFF
ferent hives OF that city.
Mrs. Annie NJ. HOlcer. who has been
leader of the GUARDS OF National Hive.
No. /, for the past year, has been elected
TO the captaincv. Mrs. Eoieer has been
the most efficient leader in the District
and great things are expected from her
as captain.
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Mstre. Clarence ]. Huunicutt. and John
l. Bunch.

Mstre. Clarence J. HJnnicutt and John
l. Bunch.
Advance Tent. no. Lc3. held a meet
iuE Tuesday evening. at which they
decided 10 arrange for an entertainment
early in March and committee was
appointed 10 make an the necessary
arrangements.
High Corresponding Secretary John
c. Moore occupied Jlr chair under the
good of the order. and remarks were
made los Fabian Columbus. ~. New
man. john r. O'Counor. ". A. Dawson.
W. IS. Burlew. Samuel Walker. Walter
SpriEgs. john 4. Bickerson. Thomas H..
Smith. 81 j. H. Robinson. and High
Chief Ruler CordeH
Golden Rule Tent. 40. 1us4. conducted
the initialoTy ceremony Monday even
ing. under The direction of the chief
ruler. Mrs. Hissey. Mr.. Barnes. Miss
Campbell Mrs. Steve. Mr.. Elier, Miss
BickerJuu Of Onward Tent Mr.. Cook of
Purity Tent. ana High Chief Ruler Cor
dell made remarks.
South Washington Tent, 40. loss. met
ia the Baptist Chapel FOuT-and-a
half and y streets southwest Monday
evening. Two candidates We're Initiated
and visitors were present from Eastern
and Onward Tents
Remarks were made 10y n. Elwyn
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D0INGS AMONG MACCABEES
DURING THE PAST WEEK

State Commander Of the Maccabees d.
W. Gall has gone 10 West Point. Va.
where he had a special meeting called
for him.
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a baseball club To meet the Sunday
SCHOOL and Church Baseball Clubs, OF
Capitol Hill on Tuesday evening, Feb
uary .. an open social VIII he given
for the ladies.
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NATIONAL UNION
COUNCILS INSTALL

Fraternal Council No. 5l9 installed
its officers-eiect at its hall, 5l6 Ninth
street northwest. on Tuesday. January
IL The meeting was well attended and
the installing Officers, Friends Borland
and Burdine. made impressive addresses.
State. War. and Navy Council. No. 2Ol
on Tuesday, January 10. performed the
ceremonies OF installation of it's newly
elected OFFICERS al It's hau, Pythian Tenn
pie. Ninth street northwest. The ban
Duet and entertainment which followed
reflected great credit GA the entertain
7neut committee Friends Eichelberger.
Green. Prescott and White
Friend William b, Green. chairman OF
this committee, in a few well chosen
remarks introduced Friend T. II. Eichel-
berger. who took charge OF the exer-
cises.
Friend j. T. Cotton, the retiring pres
ident of Government Printing Onioe
Council. the speaker OF The evening
delivered a short but eloquent address
on the beauties of fraJernalism. George
O'Conner, In coon songs, and r. e
Joyce. as a story teller. kept the anu
dience in a continuous roar OF laughter
Walter .. Bussey sustained his repu-
tation in the rendition Of several highly
appreciated vocal selections. The Nj
Pleasant Quartet composed OF Messrs.
Eaidron. HaggeTty. MaderJ, and John
son. with Prof. Bartlett as accompanist,
was one OF the features OF the entertain
ment, and il responded cheerfully To
several eHc0res.
Prof Charlemagne KOehler was eX-
cellent in his reCitauOns and his imita-
Tion of Italian opera was received with
tremendous applause,
Friend Charles T. Miller made a few
wel timed remarks nterspersed with
original pOetical quotations, In the pre-
sentati0n Of a beautiful jewel 20 the re-
firing president. Friend r. c. Rogers.
The response by the latter was grace
fui and concise.
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II. r. Crouch. OF National Tent. No.
/ I, has been commissioned deputy State
commander BY the state commander.
The Adaccabees of Alexandria Tent. No.
?. Alexandria, Va. had a visit last Mon
day night from the state commander.
on Thursday night. The members OF
Canitol Tent. No. $. We're transferred by
a special dispensation. secured by the
/ state commander. 10 Golden Rule Tent,
No. 8. which makes that tent. one OF the
progressive tents in the city
J.. r.. Tiffany. formerly a member Of
National Tent, No. J. this city. is now
the record keeper and deputy FOR Lees
burg Tent, No. =, Leesbure. Va.
Alexandra Tent. No. 2 Alexandria.
Va. viii celebrate its tenth birthday on
he Goth Of February. This tent has
over one hundred members, and has
been existence about ten years, and has
never lost member by death.
National Hive No. 1. held a public
installation OF officers on Wednesday
night. Lady Caswell. state commander
omclatins.
on Monday night the following Of.
ficers OF Columbia Hive. No. 3. were in
stalled. Lady commander. Airs. Grace
! Paruhardt; lieutenant commander, Ars.
Amelia Helreigle past commander. Airs.
Mary A. COsgr0ve; record keeper. Mrs
Jennie Budloh; finance keeper, Airs.
Margaret Sherratt; chaplain, Mrs julie
Eisenbeiss; sergeant. Mrs. Mary Smith
mistress-at-arms. Mrs. Cora Myers; SEN
uHel. Mrs. Julia Lyles: picket. Mrs.
Mary McQuade Mrs. COsgToVc Tetir-
ing commander. Was presented with a
beautiful jewel, china closet, and mum
erous smaller gifts Mrs. Hartman,
acting mistress-at-arms for the evening
received a beautiful piece Of hand-paint-
ed china. Mrs. Helrelgle chairman OF
the entertainment committee. was the
recipient Of a handsome gift.
Lady MeIVa J. Casweu. state COM
mander. acted as installing officer ana
was presented with a beautiful jewel.
Lady Hartman making the presentation.
2 he hall was handsomely decorated for
the occasion and with the pretty gowns
Of the ladies made CAV scene Dane
ing closed the exercises
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II. r. Crouch. of National Tent. No.
/, has been commissioned a deputy State
commander by the state commander.
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ON Thursday night The members Of
Canitol Tent. No. 5. We're transferred by
a special dispensation. secured by the
state commander. 10 Golden Rule Tent,
No. 8. which makes that tent. one OF the
progressive tents in the city.
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The Afaceabees of Alexandria Tent. No.
2, Alexandria, Va. had visit last Mon
day night from the state commander.
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Nonpareii Council, No. 40. mad it's
installation or otticers-eioct. al its hall
ol' Ninth street northwest. on Thurs
GAY evening, January n.
Friends Hendler, kemper. and New
man entertained tie members of the
council with addresses. The speech
81 Friend HeudieT, eN-presideut OF the
cabinet In particular as applicable 10
The new National Union Club. was enc
et the bestsdelivared this season After
ihe addresses an. ample collation. was
served.
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Treasury Council. No. 210, al its han
5l+ Ninth street northwest, on Wednes-
day evening January 10, Installed the Of
Hcers elected at the previous meeting
The speaker OF the evening. Friend Fer
euson, In an impressive address alluded
10 the new National Union Club. and eX-
planned fully the nature and purposes OF
same, Friends Newman and Kemper
also made eloquent remarks on the same
subiect.
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J.. T. Tiffany. formerly member Of
National Tent, No. ]. this city. is now
the record keeper and deputy Tor Lees
burg Tent, No. =, Leesbure, Va.
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Alexandria Tent. No. .. Alexandra.
Va. viii celebrate its tenth birthday on
The 10Th Of February. This tent has
over one hundred members, and has
been existence about ten years. and has
never lost a member by death
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National Hive. no. l. held a public
installation OF officers on Wednesday
night. Lady CasweIl. state commander,
ofnciatiug
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Oflcers-elect or Scott Council. No. as.
were Installed Thursday evening. Jan
nary Il. BY "A large delegation from the
cabinet of the National Union. After
these exercises had been uropcrIv
attended 10 an adjournment was made
10 HaUey's. where am elaborate cola
tion was served. Senator Jesse b. X.
Lee, as the orator OF the evening. made
an eloquent address on the subject
of organization as regard the councils
IN this jurisdiction
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Mrs. Annie NJ. HOlcer. who has been
leader of the Guards OF National Hive,
No. /, for the past year, has been elected
TO the captaincv. Mrs. Eoicer has been
the most efficient leader in the District
and great things are expected from her
as TanIain.
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East Washington Council. No. "a. in
stalled its onicers-elect on "Wednesday
evening January 10. Although the in
clemeney OF the weather prevented
many friends from attending, Yet the en-
thnsiasm OF those present made amends
Tor the absvntees. Friends Gilman. Bur
zine, Ferguson. and Nallard performed
me installation ceremonies.
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Past High Chief Ruler Moore and
High Chief Ruler Vordeu have planned
TO organize a tent Of the order tn Nor
folk. Va. i'm March, and make arrange
ments for the high tent session To- be
held in September,
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High Chief Ruler CordelI has. request
ed High Corresponding Secretary Moore
20 act with the i0int committee Of
churches and temperance societies that
is arranging Tor a mass meeting I'm the
Belasco Theater February 10 10 further
the Webber bill FOR prohibition in the
District