Evening star., 1909-01-17

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Of the guard; Cecil Smith, sentinel; J. W.
Young picket. Refreshments were served
to all present.
The same officer Installed the officers OF
Brightwood Tent. No ). Tuesday night,
as follows: w. A. Bowling, commander
]. r. Deggs. lieutenant commander; ]. G.
| Dudley, record keeper; b. r. Detwiler,
| finance keeper: John G. keene. chaplain
| Robert r. Rosen, sergeant: DIR. q. b.
Heineche. physician; G. H. Holt, master
at arms: G. F.. Rudge. first master of the
| guard; F. T.. Proctor. second master of
the guard: F. ]. Martin. sentinel. The
their officers the same evening. Mrs. Mary
\. Van Ness, DISC, acting as installing
officer.
Thursday night District Commander D.
| w. Gall installed the officers of Golden
| Rule Tent. No. ). as follows: William J.
| Thoroughbred. commander; William N.
| Newbold, lieutenant commander: O. w.
Hammond. record keeper: E. D. Thomp-
son, finance keeper; D. 8. Notes. chap
lain: Robert G. Keiner. sergeant; S. Rs
Beck. master at arms; a. Hamlein, first
master of the guard; William F. Hunt,
second master of the guard: w. II. Hes
| sick, sentinel; r. +. Ryan, picket
| At the next review of Golden Rule
| Tent, which will be held January %,
| there will be an initiation. and the dis
| trct commander will be present to in
strllct In the degree work.
| Maj. w. w. Burch was summoned to
| Cumberland the early part of the week
on account OF the death of his father
in-law.
State Commander L. X. Mangum of
| Baltimore was in the city the early part
| of the week.
| National Tent. No. 1, will put on the
| first degree work Monday night. This
tent is now holding it's meetings every
| Monday night.
Mrs. Lillian NJ Hollister. supreme COM
| mander of the Ladies of the Maccabees
of the World. will visit this city Janu-
ary 26. q and 2S. to install the officers
of National Hive, No. I: Mount Vernon
Hive, No. 2. and Columbia Hive. No. 3.
emplified by the guard teams, the guards
of independence Hive. No. 4. assisting
Columbia Hive, No. s. Rehearsals are
being held under the direction Of Mrs.
help of military men to prepare for the
occasion. A public class initiation also
will be exempiified. Dancing will close
the evenings entertainment. Visitors
will be present from Baltimore and other
cities.
These meetings will be held in Pythian
Temple and more than 1000 invitations
have already been issued. Mrs. Hollister
has. many friends here who will be glad
to see and listen to her again She is
the head of the largest woman's bust
ness organization in the whole world
and a woman Of recognized ability.
A successful joint euchre was given
To- hHrT nd
T N.
The ten District hives, L. o. T. NJ. of the
World. have just contributed $500 to the
National Home for Aged and INDECENT
Members. The Lady Maccabees, it Is
said. represent LOO homes in the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
National Hive, No. 1, Ladies of the
Maccabees OF the World. will give an an
niversary dance at Masonic Temple, 9th
and F streets northwest, Wednesday,
January 20. The members of the COM
mtttee on arrangements are Mrs. Ger
trude Hecht. chairman; Mrs. Mary Sho-
nenberger, secretary; Mrs. Rhoda Ireland
treasurer; Mrs. Lula S. Hammond, Mrs
Mary L. Pierce. Mrs. Mary Lowenstein.
Mrs Daisy Reichert, Mrs. Sarah ]. Rip
pan and Miss Clara Norton.
Lincoln Camp, No. 12455. Modern
Woodmen of America. installed it's Of
Tepe stst etenns W at oe
the installing officer. Dolly Madison
Camp. Royal Netghbors of America, was
by resolution formally recognized as the
auxiliary OF Lincoln Camp. Following the
installation refreshments and cigars were
served. Talks on the good Of the order
were made by State Physician Sutherin.
Consul F. A. Royse of Columbia Camp
and Consul H. H. Millard Of Talbot Camp.
Chafree: adviser. w. NJ. Rhodes: clerk.
W. H. McConnell; banker. n. Van De
Bogart; escort. c. w. Kissellefr; watch
man. S. c. Curtis: sentry. E. L. Meyer:
Manager. o. H. Coffin; physicians. w. H.
and Roy T. Morris.
A. r Talbot Camp Thursday evening re-
ceived four applications for membership.
February was selected the date of
holding the next dance at the National
Rifles Armory. The committee in charge
is w. H. Vannemann. w. B. Spangler and
DR.. Fisher. 4 proposition to donate a
cottage for the sanatorium at Colorado
Springs was discussed.
West End Camp will install it's officers
at Pythian Temple Monday night at
public meeting. Following the installa-
ton musical and literary program will
be given. One of the amusing features
of the entertainment will be dead let
ter SALE
The central committee of the District
Of Columbia. representing A. r. Talbot,
Columbia. Lincoln, West End and George
town camps, will take charge of the pub
lie meeting to be held in Odd Fellows
Hall February /, 1909. in honor of Head
Consul Talbot Of Lincoln, Neb.. who, with
other Woodmen of national prominence,
will deliver addresses.
William McCaffrey, district deputy. has
returned from Iowa. where he was called
on account of the death of his mother,
due to an accident.
Columbia Camp No. 1893, Modern
Woodmen Of America. met in regular ses-
sion last Thursday evening at Pythian
Temple. Drs. johnson and Cunning were
installed as camp physicians by Consul
F. A. Rayse. The consul appointed H.
nj. Vandervoort chairman of the enter
tainment committee. The camp decided
to hold a social meeting February 49, and
splendid program will be arranged
The report of the clerk. F. H. Ellis shows
the camp to be in flourishing condition.
both financially and in membership
Neighbor Kaufman of Lincoln Camp gave
very interesting talk, which was en-
joyed by all
At the semi-monthy meeting of Mon
arch Castle. No. =. knights Of the Golden
Eagle. at 500 G street northwest, the
following officers were installed: NJ j.
Ernest. noble chief: 7. J. Crawford. past
chief: J. f. Rose, vice chief ]. B. Wood
field, high priest j. L. Flynn. venerable
hermit: r D. King, master. of records:
w. y. Bruder, clerk of exchequer: r. B.