The Washington herald., 1911-05-07

day night. More than 200 players were
In attendance and sixty handsome prizes
were given the successful ones. The
members Of the. committee having the
anafr In charge were: Mrs. Margaret
Mawson. chairman; Mrs. Nellie Denham,
Mrs. Gertrude Callan, Mrs. May B. Rus
sell. Mrs. Lucille E. Fehl. Mrs. Kaeher-
Inc Hudson. Mrs EfHe Thompson. and
Mrs. Katherine Wood.
The building committee representing
the Junior Order Of American Mechan-
les Of the District held a special meeting
Thursday night at 419 Tenth street north
west to consider the plans on foot for
obtaining a new home for the order. A
fund of $4,000 will be raised for the pur-
pose Of erecting a new building or the
purchase Of suitable home for the or
der. Four thousand dollars has al
ready been pledged. The members Of the
committee are o. T. Redden, president;
! Louis r. Frisard. secretary; p. ]. Ruda-
sill, W. T. Phair. w. NJ. Plummer. F. L.
Lingle. Charles E. Pane. d. NJ. Weeks,
w. F. Huntress, Richard Olive, and J.:
w. Kidwell.
West End Camp. No 12CS9 Modern
Woodmen Of America. held a smoker and
Identification meeting Monday night at
Pythian Temple. William McCafrrey, Dis
trict deputy, was present, and made an
address on the work OF the order In this
jurisdiction. Members of the committee
on arrangements included DIR. b. F.
Gibbs. J. William Harrington, and George
b. Haske.
District Hive. No s. Ladies' of tho Mac
cabees Of the World. gave a euchre party
Monday night at Pythian Temple. Forty
players were IN attendance and fifteen
beautiful prizes were given. The COM
mittee having the affair in charge was
composed of Mrs Florence David, chair
man: Mrs. Clara Carson, Hiss Annie
ODonnell, Mrs. Albert Kahlert, and Mrs.
Mary Bucher.
National Hive guard team of the Mac
cabees OF the World. entertained its
friends with mock marriage at Pythian
| Temple Tuesday night. L. Milton Whip
! took the part Of the groom, Mr.. Short
and Howard Norton took the part of the
bride. Miss Long. Samuel Johnston took
part of the officiating clergyman, and
Miss Mildred Aughinbaugh was flower
girl. Miss Clara Norton was maid Of
honor and the guards of the hive were
hats and acted as bridesmaids. The pro-
gramme included tenor solo by Howard
Norton with piano accompaniment by
Miss Florence Palmer; a reading by Miss
Loretta Fitzgerald, who also played the
wedding march for the mock marriage,
and bass solo by Louis Knight. The
committee on arrangements was COM
posed Of Mrs. Lille Fitzgerald, chairman:
Mrs Rhoda Ireland, Mrs. Nellie Graham,
ipoar
Mrs. Nettie Edmunds. and Miss Della
Edmunds.
RED NEWS CALENDAR.
Usage Tribe. No. 6. May 5; Idaho Tribe. No. l3.
No. Is May 8; Osceola Tribe, No. l9, May 9;
Logan Tribe. No g. May II; Seneca Tribe. No. II.
May II; Mineoia Tribe. No. "A. May T.
DEGREE OF PoCAEONTAs.
No. 6, May 9: White Eagle Council. No. 4. May
10: Idaho Council. No /. May T.
Sioux Tribe, No. IS. had present on last
Monday a member who has been travel
ing extensively the past two years. who
gave an interesting talk on his travels.
Seltese Tribe. No 1S, had present on
last Tuesday night. Past Grand Sachen
D. ]. Mann. and Great Prophet James
Logan Tribe. Nos, conferred the adop-
tion degree. last Thursday night.
Waneta Council, No. 6, Degree of Po-
cahontas. had the usual large attendance
at the burning of council fire last Tues
day night. Among the visitors were the
Great Prophet James w. Allison, Great
Senior Sycamore John NJ. Kemper Great
Chief of Record H. w. Tippett, and Great
Keeper Of Wampum w. B. Garner.
White Eagle Council. No. 4. Degree of
Pocahontas, had an unusually large at
tendance at the regular weekly burning
Of council fire last Wednesday night, the
Great Senior Sycamore John NJ. Kemper.
and Great Prophet James w. Allison
gave short talks.
Victory Hive, No. II, Ladies' of the
Maccabees of the World. gave a euchre
party Tuesday night for the benefit of