The Washington herald., 1911-03-26

elected to represent the council in the
Grand Council, which convenes in Its
seventeenth annual session at the new
Masonic Temple April 3 and 4. Grand
Regent Lenz, in his address. talked espe-
cialiy to the new members and gave
them a short history of the work of the
order, and urged them to cooperate in
keeping Ouray Council up to its usual
high standard. Announcement was made
that arrangements are now in progress
for an excursion to Marshall Hall In
June under the auspices Of the Hospital
Bed Fund Association.
District Hive No. s, Ladies Of the Mac
cabees of the World. at its meeing Mon
day night, at Pythian Temple. conferred
the ritualistic degrees upon one candidate.
Arrangements were made to give a euchre
party May ]. The comittee was appointed
as follows: Mrs Mary Bucker. chairman;
Mrs. Florence David, Mrs. Gwendoline
Mitchell, Mrs. Lola Newman, and Mrs
Clara Carson.
Columbia Lodge. No. Is. Knights of Py-
thias, entertained the degree team OF
Union Lodge at its meeting Wednesday
night G. w. Haley was master Of work
and the rank of knight was conferred on
one candidate and the rank Of esquire
was conferred upon two candidates. The
work was conferred by Union Lodge de-
gree team, and it was followed by ad-
dresses by several of the visitors.
Elm Camp, No. s. Woodmen Of the
World, at its meeting Wednesday night
at the old Masonic Temple, initiated a
class of eleven candidates. Capt. ]. c.
Mcconnell had charge of the ceremonies
He was assisted by Maj. George Sunday
and the regular team of sixteen men. The
delegates of the camp to the Head Camp
convention at Roanoke, Va, March IA, Is,
and is were present and made very in
teresting reports of the sessions of the
Head Camp. Visitors were present from
various other camps in the District. and
the initiatory ceremonies were followed
by a smoker and social hour.
Washington Aerie, No. Is. Fraternal
Order of Eagles, will hold its eighth
memorial service in honor of its deceased
members tonight at the New National
Theater at o'clock. The following are
the honored dead:
William R. Bell George Dutrux. William N.
Reagan. Clarence W. Smith. John E. Whalen.
Frank 81 Sweet. Jamss c. MoGin. Thomas Rooney,
John r Conway, Frank A CLARK. John Hcnhing.
Herman Kahn Randolph II. Gibbs, Thomas T.
Fleming. John H. Cole. Charles s. Brelsford. John
H. Linkins, Richard Ryan. John Bierau. Harry s.
Marian, Edw. X. Plant, Walter +. Rchey.
Thomas P. Ha-1igan. Edw. Beehl. Giles Worster,
Morris r. Dee, T. h. Levy. Joseph Murphy. John
J. Sheehan. Joseph p. Fegan. ]. Thomas Wade.
Josepa p. Buckley. Harry A. Hoover. Claude NJ
Wright Frank d. Coyle, James ]. BeIlew Isadofe
PSsarini. Dr. William R. Pointon, Herman Isaac
James NJ Dunn, DIR. Fl. T. Butts, J. D. 0Meaa
Joseph C. Auth, Charles T. Morgan, V. d. Sheahan,
John J. Clsack. NJ. F. Mccarthy John N. Prime
and Charles II. Childress.
Lincoln Camp. No. 2. Sons Of Veterans
gave a banquet and smoker Friday night
at 419 Tenth street northwest There was
large attendance of members. Ar
rangements were made to hold a memo
rial service on the death of President
Lincoln, at First Presbyterian Church
Friday night, April II.
Columbia Conclave. No. II. Improved
Order of Heptasophs. at its meeting
Tuesday night in Eagles Hall. initiated
three candidates and took favorable ac-
ton upon one application for member
ship There was a large attendance Of
the members and several. visitors were
present from other conclaves. S. NJ.
Bankard had charge of the initiatory
ceremonies.
Friendship Temple. No. 9, Pythian Sis
ters, elected representatives to the Grand
Lodge of the order at their regular meet
ing Wednesday night at Pythian Temple