The Washington herald., 1911-03-19

twenty-five to the gentlemen players.
| The committee on arrangements was
composed of Mrs. Mary Wells, Mrs.
| Alice Welland, Miss Anna Hoff, and
| Miss Carrie Crane.
The National Union Club entertained
| in honor OF lady friends of the members,
at Pythian Temple Friday night The
programme included a soprano solo by
Mrs. A. Kulle, song-by Miss c. Newman,
piano solo by Miss Suzane Wright, and
vocal solo by Miss Carrie Sellers. The
| committee on arrangements was composed
of w. NJ. Gutshall, chairman; George w.
! Sellers. Dr. o. II. Coumbe F. A. Strick-
rott, and E. c. Walker.
Rathbone Temple, Pythian Sisters, en-
joyed one of its best meetings of the year
on the occasion of its st. Patrick's tea,
Friday night at Pythian Temple The
hall was decorated for the occasion and
favors of shamrocks and flags were given
the ladies and miniature pipes and hats
for the gentlemen.
| The most interesting of the various
games was the potato race. The runners
were given small spoons to carry the po-
| tatoes with. and the race afforded much
amusement. Miss Catherine Emmons
] won first prize for ladies. Miss Mamie
; Laughlin, second prize, and Mrs. Lola
| Marks the BOBBY prize. The first prize
! for gentlemen was carried off by George
| Barkman, and second prize by John II.
Williams The committee in charge of
J the affair was composed of Mrs. Samuel
| ET Wolfsheimer, chairman; Mrs. Vir-
| sinia MattChette. Mrs. Emma Bynum,
/ Mrs Ella Carter. Mrs. Florence David,
! Mrs Julia Delay, Mrs. Mary Gasson.
Miss Edith Carter. Miss Josephine Jarboe,
! Mrs. Martha Jarboe, Mrs. Lille Arm
| Mollie Mitchell
! National Hive, No. /. Ladies OF the
Maccabees of the World, Guard Team
Club gave St. Patrick's dancing party
Friday night at Carroll Institute Hall.
This club is making plans to give exhibit
ton drills. and on April % they will drill
at the National Rifles Armory. when a
team from Baltimore will also give an
| exhibition The committee having the
dance in charge was composed of Mrs.
! Lille Fitzgerald. chairman; Mrs. Annie
! Holcer, Miss Margaret Dunn, Miss Mamie
Dunn, -.iss Carrie Henson. Miss Mamie
! Draley. Mrs. Anna Lyles. Miss Jane
Knight. Miss Sophie Mills. Miss Josephine
Fortune, Miss Mary Barry. and Mrs. Lulu
| Hammond.
Phoenix Lodge ]. o. o. F.. held ini-
tiatory work at its meeting Tuesday
night. which was followed by an enter
| tainment The large attendance included
several visitors from other lodges. w.
G. Elliott. who had been absent from the
meetings for some time, vas present and
made short address
The programme included songs by
| Messcs. Beaton and Nacher. and short
talks by Messrs. France Savage, and
! others. The committee Of arrangements
was composed of Past Grands Strauss,
Savage, and Keyser.
Grand Master Thomas ]. Gates, ac-
| companied by his corps of grand Off
GERS. paid Metropolis Lodge, No. Is. I.
Q. O. F.. an annual visit on Friday
| night There was a large number of
members out to welcome the visitors,
and the reports of the officers as to
the condition of the lodge were very
satisfactory to the grand master.
Central Lodge, No. !. adjourned its
| meeting early and attended the vista
| ton to Metropolis Lodge, as has been
its custom for several years. Grand Pat
| riarch William J. Kope and his grand
encampment officers were also present.
Following the ceremonies, a banquet was
served by the committee on arrange
ments in the banquet hall.
The national president of the Patri-
otic Order Of Americans, Mrs. Adelaide
Wellstood, of Baltimore. Md, instituted
q new camp of the order Thursday night,
at 4l9 Tenth street northwest. and in
| stalled the following officers: Mamie