The Washington herald., 1911-05-28
FRATERNAL SOCIETY YNOTES

Margaret Killean, Miss Ethel Roddy,
Miss Margaret Reilly. Miss Mary Sheri-
dan, Mrs. and Miss Sullivan, Katherine
Kirby, Margaret Gould, Mary Gould
| Miss Donovan, Miss Monahan, Mrs. Van
Ness. Mrs. McEnany, Mrs. K. Donn, Mrs.
O'Hare, Mrs. Lalb. Miss Twohey, Miss
Kelly. Of Erie. Pa; Miss Mullet, Mrs.
O'Donnell, Mrs. McCarty, Mrs. Nc
Namara. Mrs. Mary Sweeney, Miss NJ.
| Kennedy, Mrs. Casey, and Miss Nc
Dermott.
! Edward J. Ross Council. No. 2s. Junior
Order United American Mechanics, al
it's meeting Thursday evening decided
that as it is a member of two funeral
benefit associations-the F. B. A. U. S.,
Of Philadelphia. Pa. and the Essex F.
B. A. of Newark, n. J.-it would be in
advisable to join another. S. Brashears,
delegate to the Philadelphia association,
which meets in Reading June 13. report
ed the convention committee of the
Chamber of Commerce in rendering an
invitation for the Philadelphia associa-
ton to meet in this city in 1912 had had
prepared handsome cards showing the
city's attractions.
w. H. Lanham resigned as represent
attve Of the council in the joint execur-
sion to be given by the order to Marshall
Hall July II and E. L. Baherson was
elected his successor.
The council accepted the invitation Of
the State council to attend a patriotic
service under the auspices Of the State
council at Wesley Methodist Episcopal
Chapel May q. at which Representative
Lever. Of South Carolina, is expected to
make an address.
Among the visitors was r. F. Padgett,
OF Belle Haven Council of Alexandria,
Va, who spoke Of the progress OF the
order in that CITY,
Triumph Council, No. s, d. OF A., Of
the District of Columbia. celebrated its
fourteenth anniversary at its hall, 800
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, last
Tuesday with 166 present. The national
councillor. Mrs. Carrie Thayer. Of New
York. and the State council officers Of
the District Of Columbia. were intro
duced by Past State Councillor Mrs.
Louisa Schwenk. Rev. William A Mel
win delivered the address of welcome. to
which the national councillor responded.
The hall was tastefully decorated with
palms and cut flowers. The programmes,
arranged by the good of order commit
tee, consisting of Mrs. Rose Kress, chair
man: Mary Walker, Pearl Cauffman,
Louisa Schwenk, Sarah Coulter, Mary
Scott, Laura Delano, and Georgia Gran
ger, was participated in by section OF
the Marine Band. Miss Pansy schwenk.
Miss Myrtle Burrows, Mr.. Henry B.
Schmidt, Mr.. Raymond Fillius. Miss
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur White.
Mr.. Joseph Burrows. Miss Gertrude and
Lucy Beavers, Mr.. Phillip Osthaus. Miss
Grace Bowden, Miss Lula Bowden, and
Mr. Harry Buell..
The national councillor and Mrs. Hattie
Miller, associate national councillor. were
presented with bouquets Of roses. The
State councillor. Mrs. Hattie Ruppart on
behalf of the order in the District of
Columbia, also presented Mrs. Miller with
a handsome white silk parasol.
Those present were as follows: National
Councillor Carrie Thayer, of New forh,
State Councillor Hattie Ruppart, Associate
Councillor Minnie Van Solver. State Vice
Councillor Anna Hill. Associate State
Vice Councillor Laura Delano, State
Council Secretary as we'll as National
Trustee Charles II. Miller, State
Council Treasurer J. w. Schwenk, State
Council Warden Ida Burdett, Junior Past
State Councillor Edward Schwenk, Past
National Councillor Mabel Vaux, Deputy
State Councillor Ella Herbert. and Ma
tional Representative Louisa Schwenk
The Supreme Circle. Protected Home
Circle, has just completed its biennial
session in Chicago. and. through the
good offices of the Washington Board
of Trade and the Chamber of Com
merce, the delegates of this jurisdic-
ton have been successful in securing
xUy- r.. tx-htr
will be held in May. 1913. The circle
will come to Washington with about
5000 delegates and visitors. and will
spend ten days in this city. r. B. Har-
baugh and J. c. Beveridge, led the
Washington delegation to victory.
Lebanon Lodge No. I, F. A. A. NJ, will
confer the master Mason degrees on
four candidates at special communica-
tion to be held on Tomorrow evening.
The committee having charge the ar
rangements for the celebration of the
Tooth anniversary of Lebanon Lodge Is
making elaborate preparations. A his
tory of the lodge will be published and
there will be several entertainments,
among which will be the visitation
of the Grand Lodge officers. which will
take place in the auditorium of the
Temple.
At a meeting of the Col John Donel-
son Chapter. n. s. D. A. R., the follow
ing were chosen officers: Miss Mary r.
Cox, regent; Mrs. Henry H. Classic.
first vice regent; Miss ICornelia D. Miles,
second vice regent: Miss Clara B. Moore.
secretary; Miss Annabel Ruth, treas
urer; Mrs. Edwin F. Geyer, registrar;
Miss Ada B. Classic, historian.
No Misrepresentation.
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