The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-11
CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS.

conclave Of the order at Typographical
Temple tomorrow evening. The enter
tainrnent committee has provided a pro-
gramfne and refreshments. The regular
monthly meeting of the Heptasoph Fra
ternal Association will be held immedi-
ately after the eonelave meeting.
Union Lodge. No. /, Ladies of the Inde-
pendent Order of Mechanics. gave an en-
tertainment for their members and friends
at 4ls Tenth street northwest Tuesday
night
The programme included a recitation by
Mrs. Sarah Hillman, cornet solo by Au-
gust Orange, vocal solo by Miss Louise
Beavers, violin solo BY Charles Diller
with piano accompaniment by Miss Mar
garet Dnler, vocal solo by Miss Regina
Wiegane. recitation by James Barber,
piano solo by Miss Edith Raitz. mock
marriage was the hit OF the evening. and
the participants were: Officiating clergy
man, Mabel Maxwell. bride, Miss Mamie
Chism; groom, Benjamin Cox; brides
maids, Miss Maud Maxwell and Miss
Elizabeth Rardesty; flower girl. Hazel
woodward The wedding march was
played by Miss Edith Raitz.
The committee on arrangements was:
Elizabeth Meinikheim, chairman; Mrs. @
L. Maxwell. Matilda Drummer. Mabel
Maxwell. Alice Frye. Annie Stark. Louisa
Wicks, f. NJ. Raitz, Addie Pocock, Jessie
Sammond, and Mamie Chism.
Arrangements were made to celebrate
the tenth anniversary Of the organization
of Union Lodge next Tuesday with ban
auet.
Herd No 3. Social order of Moose. will
hold its annual election in the new lodge
room at as Tenth street northwest this
afternoon. Music will follow and re-
freshments will be served.
The official visit OF Grand Chancellor
Harry p. Wiley and associate grand
lodge officers to Mount Vernon Lodge
No. 5. Knights of Pythias. was made
the most important occasion of the year
by the presence, as guests, OF Past
Grand Chancellor Benjamin Fl. McKind-
less and delegates from Steuben Lodge
OF Baltimore. Representatives Hobson
and Burnett. OF Alabama, at Pythian
Temple Wednesday night
The visitation ceremonies took place
! in the Castle Hall and the reception fol
lowed In the main auditorium. The re-
ception programme included a comic
! song by w A. Morsell piano accom-
paniment by Miss Eva w. Vaughn; ar
address on 'Fraternalism" by Repre-.
sentative Burnett; Tostisf "GoOd-by, .
/ by Miss Neosho Gary, vocalist: Herbert
"A Knot of Blue" by Miss Estelle E
Murray, vocalist. accompanied by MIS-
f. p. Grismond. Representative Hob
son In his remarks on felicnadon pre-
sented Grand Chancellor II. p. Wiles
a beautiful Pythian jewel in token OF
the esteem OF the members Of Mount Yer
non Lodge. No. 5. Of which the grand
chancellor l. a member.
Department Commander d. V. CHS
holm and his staff of the United Spanist
War Veterans have congratulated IN,
Nelson A. Miles Camp. No. /. upon it'
good showing during the past year. This
camp recruited more than seventy new
members. which is claimed 10 be the bes
record ever made in the history OF tn,
| District camps.
| Resolutions OF condolences have )eef
sent to the widow of Joseph p. Ruppel. q
member OF the camp who died recently.
The officers who have been elected fol
the ensuing year are as follows. r. +
| wallace. COMMANDER n A lhAEtlIls sen
| ior vice commander: George Shomette
| junior vice commander; T A. Lay. on
Ger of the day: " C. Whitaker. officel
OF the guard: 4. A. Chenay chaplain
and j. A. Costello. trustee
Central Lodge. No. ], /. o. o. F., con
ferred the initiatory degree upon TIVE
candidates at Odd Fellows Hall F'rida!
night
Arrangements were completed to hoiS
joint installation of officers with Metropo
lis Lodge. No 16. IN Metropolis Hall. OF
January 6. Past Grand Alexander VII
kie, OF Danville, Quebec, was a. visitor
Friday night, and made a short address
Lincoln Camp. No. 2 Sons Of Veterans
held their annual election Of officers Fri
day night The following officers wer'
elected. Thomas W Brenahan. com
mander; Charles NJ Overacker, senio
vice commander; DR.. Joseph Wood. JUNO
vice commander; Saulpei r. Smith, T. L
Spencer. and George A. Howe, cam
! council: F. T. F. Johnson and r. X
| DePuy, delegates TO the Death Bench
| Association; Gurnon r. Scott, represen
tative to the C. A R relief committee
Col. L. ". V Kennon, Gurnon r. Scott