The Washington herald., 1912-07-14

/ Past president, Morgan Moore; presi-
dent. Mrs. L T. Carrico: vice president.
c. E wilkins; guardian, Mrs. R. z.
Warder; chaplain. Mrs.. C. r. Clarke;
| secretary. Z. c. Carrfcos accountant. d.
e. Warder; treasurer. Mrs. NJ. z. VIII
kins; guide. II. W. Herring: companion.
Miss N. A White; sentinel. z. c. Krouse:
watchman. p. F. Meagher: trustees.
Morgan Moore, ID. E Warder. and L. T.
! Carrico. The circle enters the coming
campaign with unsurpassed vigor. and
much Is to be expected Of Alexandria
Circle in the way Of increase In mem
bership.
Old Dominion Circle. No. s42. P. II. C..
held well-attended meeting at BalIston.
Va, when the report OF the auditing
con mittee made a very creditable show
ing Of the work accomplished IN the last
term. Owing TO the inability OF the in
stalling officers to be present. as duties
called them TO another section Of VIZ
ginia, the installation OF officers was
postponed until the next meeting, when
an appropriate musical and literary pro-
gramme will be arranged. II. W. Ken
drick. president, and w. D. Elicit, Sec
retary, urged the members to put forth
extra effort in the coming campaign in
order that the circle might be among
the live wires in the coming convention.
and each member present voted to enter
the campaign with the intention of hav-
ing Old Dominion among the first on the
honor roll Of faithful workers Several
applications for membership were sub
mitted. and limitations will be in order at
the next meeting.
Capital Circle, No. 3l5, Protected Home
Circle, met at Northeast Temple last
Tuesday evening. when State Deputy r.
Il. Harbaugh. assisted by Deputies w.
s. Gayle, r. E. Wilson, and W. J. Arm
strong, installed the officers for the en-
suing term. The president, Mrs. kath-
crime King, whose efforts in the past
term are responsible for all the good
work accomplished by Capital Circle.
was reelected eand installed to preside
during the ensuing term AT the concIu-
sion OF the regular order OF business the
outlook OF the circle was discussed.
An open installation OF officers was
held by Georgetown Circle, No. 60. F.
II. c., on Wednesday evening, at Pythian
Temple. when ,le officers for the ensu-
ing term were installed by the following
installation team: Supreme preslGsnt.
W. 5. Gayle: supreme secretary. X. T.
Wilson: supreme guide. W. 4. Leply:
and supreme companion. Mrs. Grace
which the team conducted the instalIa-
ton ceremony was the subject OF much
favorable comment, and seemed TO en-
thuse the exceptionally large attendance-
The following are, the officers for the
ensuing term: Past president. J. F.
Neidfeldt: president. W. 4. Dowden; vice
president. Mrs. Mary ]. German; guar
dian, Joseph Caruso: chaplain. Miss
Elsie Ne!dfeldt; secretary. Miss Ida
Edmister; accountant, Howard Biting;
treasurer. George DOwden; guide, John
Corridor; companion. Mrs. Jennie Jacobs:
sentinel. Linwood Eichelberger: watch
man, George Sillers. and pianist, Miss
Jennie Mowbray.
lowing programme: Address, President
W. c. Dowdeh. solo. Miss Margaret
Beach: comic song, Vincent Coslmano:
address District Deputy W. :. Gayle:
song. w. A Leply; monologue. ]. r.
Neidfeldt; address. District Deputy R. Z.
Wilson; song, Miss Yewlett: bIack-racs
sketch. 7. Furnary; concluding with the
singing OF popular songs. Refreshments
were served.
The joint excursion committee oc the
P. II. c. which has in charge an excur-
sion to Chesapeake Beach on July -.
held a meeting on Thursday evening.
when final arrangements were competed
and from what has been given out by
the committee many new features Will
be introduced and sporting events Wit
furnish much pleasure for the day.