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arch; w. A. Conway, senior warden; r.
M Watkins. scribe, and p. II. Bradshaw,
treasurer. It has membership OF sixty.
Royal Arcanum.
There are two branches of this we'll
known organization in Alexandria Alex
andria Council, No G27, and George Ma
son Council. No. rs. The first. which
was established I'm 1881, has the following
officers: ]. T. Watkins, regent: Alvin
Powell vice regent; James G. Graham.
orator; j. w. Talbot. past regent; J.
r. Alexander. secretary; George Uhler,
treasurer; S. NJ Pullman. collector; r. NJ.
Prettyman. chaplain; James II. Mans
held' guide; b. Entwisle. warden; A.
Nails, sentry.
George Mason Council was established
IN 1885, and has the following officers:
F. j. Petty, regent; George schwab. vice
regent; t. J. Fegan, orator; w. r. Baker,
past regent; NJ J. Mcfarland, secretary;
f. C. Creighton, treasurer, and Frank
Warheld, collector
Red Men.
Osceola Tribe, No. /, OF the Indapar-
dent Order of Red Men. has the dis
tinction of being the Oldest Red Mems
society in America. For that reason ito
members are always received with great
interest In every other lodge Of the order
that they visit. Its officers are w III
HelIns, sachem; w. H. Walters senior
sycamore; r. L. Hams, junior sycamore.
A j. Butcher, prophet; Charles NapeI
scribe; f. Klaus keeper Of van,puu r,
r. bowman. collector Of wampum.
Seminole
youngest lodges in Alexandria. having
oeeh organized October is. 1908. Its Of
hcers are: l.. p. Woodward, sacbem r.
II. May, senior sycamore: M. w cI.s
kOW' Junior sycamore; d. + Robo,.
prophet; Clinton Knight. chief Of roc.
ordsi A NJ. Dawson, collector Of wan,
pum' and w. Finks, keeper Of waron,,,,,
Junior Order American Mecbontcs
"ere are two councils of the Junior
Order of American Mechanics 81
Alexandria, besides two councils -
daughters OF America ana ora 20
daughters Of Liberty The oldest T., +bo
) w. Jackson Council No. IS which bos
the Following officers: j. S. Miller turio-
past councillor; Thomas Dawson con-
cilor; Earl Wells, vice councillor 6
Hth. assistant recording secretary. @ -
iierpert financial secretary; r. l.. Mer-
chant treasurer; William Dawson ~,
side sentinel and Edward Kidd, outside
sentinel
Belle Haven Council. No 81. of the
'uh!or order; Mount Vernon Council.
NO l. and Mary Washington Council
NO J. OF the Daughters Of America and
Friendship Council, No. 2s. Of the Daueb-
ters Of Liberty, are all in a most -four
fishing condition.
Other Societies.
Among the other organizations OF A1ax-
andria which have a noticeable bearinz
upon the life OF the community ara tba
two tribes OF Maccabees, which are AIex-
andrta Hive No. 2. and Alexandria Hive
No. 3; Belle Haven Council No 2aSs 90
the Knights of Honor; Oriental Lodge.
No. 6, OF the Knights OF Pythias. Frater-
nal Order OF Americans; Alexandria
Camp, oNo. 1895, OF Modern Woodrnan.
Perseverance Tent, No. 1O9S, OF the Recb-
abites; Alexandria Council No. ee5 os
the National Union, and the Travellers.
Protective Association, OF which r M
Graham is president and Julian Y VIII
Jams secretary
Among other organizations of Alexan-
dria which are not secret societies NAV
be mentioned the Alexandria Medical
Society. the Confederate Veterans. tbe
Civic Improvement League, the Council
of Jewish Women. the Daughters OF the
Confederacy the George Washington
Birthday Association, the Hebrew Benev-
client Society the Mount Vernon Chan
ter of the Daughters OF the American
Revolution, the Sons Of the Confederacy
Washington Monument Association. the
Colonial Danes, the Young Mems Sem
ate, and various labor organizations.
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