Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-25

National Hive, No. !. Ladies of the Macca-
bees of the World, by the commander of the
hive, Miss Mary T. Dunn. After spending
an enjoyable time with musical selections,
were the topical songs of Mr.. James M.
Dunn, the ladies adjourned to the dining
room. Covers were laid for forty-five and
refreshments were served.
The guests of honor were Capt. and Mrs.
w. l.. Martin, the former drillmaster OF
the guard team of National Hive The
Tilla A. Dean, Annie C. Lyles, Fannie A.
Walters Mary L. Pierce, Sarah ]. Rippan,
Bertha Bromwell, Flora Pierce, Margaret
Draley, Mary. Sillers and Florence Sprague;
Hammond. Those of the team were Misses
Matte Ball, Mamie Snyder, Lydia Knight,
Margaret Draley, Nellie Peed, Edna De At
ley, Mamie Pierce. Mollie Durham. Lillian
Rippan, jamie Knight. May c. Miles. Mary
Schoneberger, Madeline Cooke, Lorenia
Cluxton. Gertrude Hecht, Bertha Parsons,
Mary Corr, Loretto and Sarah Lowenstein,
Ida ]. Maxwell, Rhoda NJ. ireland, Grace
Kapp, Mary Echols, L. Slime, Messrs. J. G.
Maxwell, ]. NJ. Dunn and George j. Hurst.
The jamestown Club of National Hive
has arranged to hold meeting at Pythian
Temple May 81. This club was organized
for the purpose of defraying the expenses
of the team to jamestown September 10.
and 1t Is meeting with great success, both
financially and socially. The team has
been invited by Washington Lodge, No. 10,
b. P. o. E., to drill at Luna Park the even
ing of the 9th.
At the last class initiation National Hive,
No. 1, reached the 500 mark This hive
was the first organized in this city,
and enjoys the distinction of being the only
hive organized by Mrs. Lillian NJ Hollis
ter since she has been supreme commander.
The hive is striving to make this the ban
ner year, and will probably reach the 600
mark before the end of the year.
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general organizer of the knights of the
Maccabees of the World, was rendered him
by the three local hives Thursday evening
at Freund's. where over sixty of the SIR
knights gathered to pay their respects.
]. II. Junghans, supervising deputy for the
District, presided POSTMASTER and de-
livered the address Of welcome to the
guest.
A pleasant surprise was the presentation
of finely engraved gold-headed umbrella
to w. E. Porter, commander of Progressive
Tent, by its members.
Frank M. Skinner, introduced as the
greatest fraternal man in the District,
who was present by Invitation. also spoke.
The other speakers of the evening were:
Labor and Education" ]. J. Sullivan. Fra
Ter. Progressive Tent. 1415: Tent Re-
views" c. o. Mcintosh, Modern Tent.
1872; THE Ancient Maccabees," s. s. Eng
lish Modern d Tent 1872 The Fratsrnal
1245; Our Silent Partners" w. e. Porter,
Progressive Tent 1415: Degree Work." ].
M. Foster, Fraternal Tent, 1915; "Fratern-
ity," r. s. Ashton, Modern Tent, 1872 and
"Our Baby Tent" ]. 1. Colfur, Progressive
Tent, 1415.
Some time in March Metropolis Lodge,
No. 16, I. o. o. F., began a series of visits
to other lodges in this jurisdiction. II has
made one each week, except during the
period of the Masonic fair. The object is to
arouse more enthusiasm in the order and
become better acquainted. The members
have made eight visits Last evening Am
ity, No. 81, and Central, No. 1. visited
Metropolis Lodge in a body, and there
were visitors from Michigan, Minnesota,
Virginia and the District of Columbia.