The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-27

ley Young, Alexander Berry. and William
nj. I. Forester, of Virginia. Ex-Grand
Master In America Jacob Il. Askins was
master OF ceremonies; c. II. T. over,
chairman; James L. Turner. secretary.
About 100 couples attended the Thanks
giving dance given by Metropolis Lodge.
No. 1s. and Ruth Lodge, No. ., I. o. o.
f., Thursday night at Pythian Temple
The programme OF twenty dances brought
the affair to close early in the morning
The reception committee was composed
of r. T. Pumbray, Miss Eva Murray,
Miss Naomi Keck. Miss G. z. Wood, and
C. w. Troxel
Stonewail Jackson Chapter. No 20,
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
under the leadership OF their popular
president. Mrs. Magnus S. Thompson.
has planned an original entertainment in
behalf OF the debt OF the Confederate
Home. Prizes viii be awarded for the
most original and droll returns. The
experience party" will be followed by a
musical programme. dancing. and re-
freshments. The AFFAIR viii take place at
Confederate Memorial Hall, 1922 YER
mont avenue, on Monday evening, De-
cember T.
Potomac Council. No. COS. National
Union, gave an entertainment and dance
In Odd Fellows Hall. in Seventh street
northwest. Thursday night The enter
tainment included an address By Albert
E. Thomas, president of the councll
Oscar b. Robinson. in monoiogue: a vio-
lin solo by Miss Helen Belt; song and
dance, by Miss Sadie May Lipp: Harry
Gehrrnan, In Italian limitations; Master
Ralph l.. Curtis, Ia illustrated songs; Miss
Edna Wilcox and Master NJ. Ellis. in d
Spanish dance; vocal solo, by Stephen F.
Laut: song and dance. by Miss Dorothy
May Reeder, and a violin solo by Miss
Lillian Koeckling.
Dancing followed the programme, and
refreshments were served in the banquet
hall. The committee on arrangements
was composed of Y D. Harhaugh, w J.
Dooley, j. +. Rhodes. S. II. jacobson, and
4. w. Rogers.
A class presentation and dance was
given by the eleven hives of the Ladies
OF the Maeea0ees Of the World, Thursday
night at old Masonic Temrle. which was
largely attended by the members and
their friends
With Mrs. Maggie Mereeek at the piano.
the National Hive guard team marched
in procession around the hall, opening
the exercises for the evening. The fol-
lowing participated: Mrs. Sarah ], Rip
pen, commander; Mrs. Carrie Watt, lieu
tenant commander: Mrs Daisy jeffrey
past commander; Mrs Emma McGIoth-
len, chaplain Mrs. Mary L. Patrick,
record keeper; Mrs. Martha Detwiler,
finance auditor; Mrs. Ada c. Payne, SER
geant; Mrs Catherine Battles. lady at
arms; Miss Ida Edmister, sentinel: Mrs
Mary Mattingly, picket: Miss BERTHE
Watt and Mrs. Dsisey Sullivan, color
bearers; Miss ChapiI:. official prompter;
Mrs. HOieer. captain of guards
A class of fifty new candidates was pre-
scented 10 the State commander, Mrs
Melva J. CaSwell. who made an address
of welcome.
Frank K. Boyer sang a solo which was
well received, and refreshments were
served during the evening IN the dining
hall. Dancing commenced for the young
people at 3 o'clock. when about 100
couples occupied the floor until early In
the morning.
Rathbone Superior Lodge, No. %,
Knights of Pythias. viii confer the rank
of knight upon two candidates at their
regular meeting TO be held on Friday
night November % This is TO be one
Of the most important meetings OF the
year for this lodge, and Edgar C Snyder,
chancellor commander. will preside and
have charge OF the ceremonies.
Friendship Temple, No 9. Pythian Sis
tiers. initiated twelve candidates at their
regular meeting held at Pythian Temple
Wednesday night There was a large
attendance. Plans were made for
musical and literary entertainment TO be
given on December A. Miss Ruth Sulli-
van is chairman of the committee on
arrangements.
Georgetown Circle. No GO. Protected
Home Circle. held an open meeting for
the members and their friends at 419
Tenth street northwest. Tuesday night
This was the largest meeting of the sea-
son, and one of the main attractions was
the voieiag of a $40 gold coin. The pro-
gramme included an address by State
Deputy r. b. Harbaugh; humorous reel
tation by Z. r. Boyer, vocal duet by
Lulu Kramer and Irene Oulaham; dra-
matte reading by Henry Boynton; mon
ologue by J. G. Scheittin. and vocal duet
by Marie Coupe and Sella Coupe. The
committee on arrangements was COM
posed of Mrs Nellie Posey, chairman;
Charles Cross. Joseph Hanson. w. ].
Marshall, Michael Knease, and Thomas
Dean.
d. ". Gall. State commander OF the
Maccabees for the District of Columbia
and Virginia. after three months con-
fnement in the hospital and his home. on
account of a serious accident September
I. is able to get out a little. but is not
well be any means. D. p. Markey, the
supreme commander of the order. came
from his home in Detroit to cheer him
in his affection.
Mount Vernon Tent has moved back 20
Northeast Temple, where it Is having
good meetings, and will add number
of new members in the near future.
National Tent No. 1 is now comfortably
housed in the old Masonic Temple, where
ii is adding new members at each meet
ing.
Samuel r. Beck. member of Golden
Rule Tent No. 8. died few days ago.
Alexandria Tent No. 3 of Alexandria,
had a special meeting last Monday as an
identification meeting,"
Washington Division. No. /, Uniform
Rank, is making its plans for series
of euchres during the winter and a dance
at the old Masonic Temple.
Mckinley Council. No. 800, National
Union. celebrated its ninth anniversary
with an entertainment and dance at Ma
tienal Rifles Armory Tuesday night. The
programme included an address Of vel
come by the president. Jesse B. K. Lee: