The Washington herald., 1911-10-15

Flynn's Hall, Eighth and K streets
northwest. c. H. STANCE, presided. and
those who took their first steps into the
mysteries Of the order were Mrs. Anna
Magnuson and the Misses Ingeborg ohl-
son and Agnes Nelson.
The lodge is making every effort to
double its membership during the term
OF the present officers, and many appll-
cations are received for membership at
every meeting. 1t was decided to hold
family gathering for the members OF
the order, October 25.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters, No.
9, Will hold a progressive euchre We'd
nesday night. The committee have sew
eral handsome prizes on hand and are
making preparations for a large attend
ance.
Brightwood Camp No. 12lO6 Modern
Woodmen OF America, gave their first
social affair on Wednesday evening at
their hall at the corner Of Georgia ave-
nue. and Longfel!ow street
State Lecturer H. h MiIlard and Dis
trict Deputy William Mccartney ad-
dressed the meeting which was presided
| over by Consul John L. Bateman. Prof.
Upton T. Rainbow gave several humor-
GUS and pathetic recitatIons which were
highly appreciated by the audience. The
professor evidently possesses considsra-
BILE ability as an entertainer. 1t is ru-
mored that he contemplates returning
to the lecture platform. He has re-
Gently been engaged in deputy work for
the Woodmen in the adjacent Maryland
territory. The camp is steadily grow
ing, one new member was admitted and
several applications received at the
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lowed by dance, at which refreshments
were served
A. R Talbot Camp. No. 1882, held a
smoker at their hall, 316 Pennsylvania
| avenue southeast, on Thursday evening.
following the regular meeting, at which
the report of the committee on the re-
vision Of local camp bylaws was
adopted.
Three new members were admitted and
several applications accepted.
West End Camp holds an annual rally
at its hall in the K. P. Temple on Mon
day evening and Columbia Camp, COM
bined with its auxiliary. FideIIs Camp.
Royal Neighbors Of America, will enter
tain their members and friends in the
same building on Thursday evening
| State Lecturer Millard will speak at
| both meetings.
Golden Rule Lodge, No. q, I. o. o. F.,
held an unusually interesting session
| Tuesday evening. The attendance was
excellent and business of Importance was
! transacted. Past Grand Master James H.
| Crew, G. R., submitted a report in refer
ence to new paraphernalia and recon-
mended the purchase OF certain regalia
| for the lodge. The report, with the
| recommendation. was adopted. The COM
mittee on visitation reported that c. L.
Davidson, Joseph Hornstein, and F. w.
MulhoffeT were sick. The degree team.
under the supervision Of Past Grand
! Fred A Norway, first assistant degree
director, conferred the initiatory degree
| on Solomon H. Blank, Samuel D. Cooper,
j and Samuel Schaaf. The work is said
to have been done in a very creditable
and impressive manner. On next Tues
day the lodge will confer the first de-
gree.
/ Among the large number of visitor:
I present Were John H. Straley. P. G., Of
! Olive Branch Lodge, No. Is, Canton, Ill
I George NJ. Phillips, P. G., Of Potomac
u Lodge, No. 3S, Alexandria, Va: Harrison
! S. HarreH. P. G. and Andrew Day. P. G.
} of Metropolis Lodge, No. Is, Of this city
In attendance, after a prolonged absence
from lodge meetings, were Past Grand
Charles II. Daley, F. A Roderick, J
A. Willamette. George E. Bedell, an
Jacob S. Kann.