The Washington herald., 1911-07-30

Columbus and the Fraternal Order of
Eagles, for the benefit of the st. VIn-
cents Orphan Asylum. A large crowd
is expected at the game and 1t is hoped
that goodly sum will be realized for
this worthy charity.
National Treasurer Daniel ]. Callahan.
Of the Knights Of Columbus, and Mrs.
Callahan, left Washington yesterday to
attend the national convention of the
| order, which will open a three days
session in Detroit Mich, August l.
State Deputy Edward P. Harrington and
Past State Deputy Thomas ]. Donovan,
will attend the convention as delegates
| from the District Of Columbia.
GOOD TEMPLARs.
Seat Pleasant Lodge, No. 4, Interna-
tional Order of Good Templars, met at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Rodeman, on Sixty-first street. Capital
Heights, Tuesday evening. There was a
good attendance OF members. with Mr..
and Mrs. I. L. Corby, Of Perseverance
Lodge. and s. w. Russell, Of Minnehaha
Lodge. as visiting helpers. Mrs. Hattie
Gilbert. chief templar. presided. The
business routine was disposed of. one
candidate for membership was elected,
reports of special committees were re-
ceived and acted upon, and a committee
on entertainment was appointed. Mr..
Rodeman, chairman. A public installa-
ton OF officers on Tuesday evening. Au-
gust l5 was provided for: a service Of
song was held, Miss Ruth Litz presiding
at the organ; dramatic temperance
recital was given by Mr.. COrby; ad-
dresses, in which activity Of members
was commended, were made by Mesdames
Corby, Gilbert, and ROdeman, and Mr..
Russell read selections from the local
Good Templar magazine, in which the
editor, Rev. c. p. NOwlin, described some
notable features observed by him at the
recent session of the International Su-
preme Lodge in Hamburg. Germany.
Officers for the quarter beginning Au-
gust ! were elected as. follows: Mrs.
Hattie Gilbert, chief templar; Miss Ida
Johnson, vice templar; Mrs. Olive P.
Litz, recording secretary; Mrs. Martha
p. Rodeman. financial secretary: William
r. Gilbert, treasurer; Miss Ruth Litz,
chaplain Miss Helen Litz. marshal; Miss
Marguerite Burkhead. sentinel: Louis F.
Litz, ex officio past chief templar, and
August Rodeman, recommended for ap-
pointment as deputy grand chief.
Silver Star Lodge, No. %. met in Good
Templar Hall, Tennallytown. Thursday
evening. Miss Edna Finney, vice tenn
plar, presided George w. Keene, secre-
tary. recorded. and Miss Addie Dean,
pianist, led in the song service. Albert
E. Shoemaker, on whose grounds a lawn
party was held recently. gave an inter- |
esting report of the affair; routine busi- |
ness was transacted. and officers for the |
quarter were elected. The new |
corps will be inducted into their positions |
by Thomas Perry, deputy grand chief, |
next Thursday evening, as follows: Miss |
Edna Ffnney, chief tempar; Miss Flor |
ence Collins. vice templar; George w. |
Keene. recording secretary: ]. Lester |
Yowell, financial secretary; Ellis Shoe |
maker, treasurer; Mrs. Lizzie Wells, |
chaplain; William Perry, marshal; Miss
Mary Keene, assistant secretary: Miss |
Addie Dean. deputy marshal; ]. T. Fin
ney, guard; Charles T. Dean, sentinel, |
and Miss Addie Dean, pianist.
A programme was rendered, conducted I
by Miss Edna Finney. The Misses Dean !
and Finney entertained with vocal and |
solos; Mrs. Annie Finney |
gave an instructive reading: A E. Shoe |
maker made an optimistic address, and |
S. W. Russell read selections from the |
local official magazine emphasizing the |
Importance of juvenile temple work.
Members of Perseverance Lodge, No. 2 |
in large numbers spent the day of their
latest lodge evening at Great Falls in
cal features and the national game of