The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-25
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.

the supreme executive COMMITTEES was
named. and plans promulgated for the
initiation Of a large class Of candidatea
Du Pont Circle. p. H. c., recently held
a meeting at Pythian Temple. when the
new banners recently purchased were
used In the initiation OF candidates. The
banner degree team OF Du Pont Circle
is one of the best In the order. and Its
members are looking forward to taking
OF the honors during the supreme con-
vention. Miss Frances Jacobsen. the
guardian, Is making every EFFORT to nave
the circle retain its honor as good
working circle, as well as the best enter
tanning circle In this Jurisdiction. and no
one who knows her will doubt her ability
to succeed in this undertaking. The cir
Gle at present Is the banner circle OF the
District. and that II will retain the honor
in the next campaign Is conceded. After
the regular order OF business. addresses
were made by State Deputy r. B. Har-
baugh; District Deputy W. s. Gayle, and
Local Deputy W. J. Armstrong. A musi-
cal programme finished the evening
Alexandria Circle. No. ~. p. II. c..
met in the Alexandria National Bank
Hall. corner King and Royal Streets.
Alexandria, Va, last Monday night,
when Grand President J. Morgan Moore
was present The regular order Of busi-
ness included the appointment Of the
supreme executive committee, the recep-
ton OF applications for membership. and
the planning for the fall work of the
circle. State Deputy r. B. Harbaugh.
District Deputy R. z. Wilson. Local
Deputy W. J. Armstrong, and Grand
President J. Morgan Moore participated
In the PRONUNCIATION Of plans for the
future, and the outlook is very prornis-
ing.
Congressional Circle. No. sos. p. H c..
held a weIl-attended meeting at Pythian
Temple last Wednesday night, which
was overlooking with enthusiasm. From
the president 10 the newest member the
work of the present campaign seemed to
be the supreme object OF success II
indications OF the meeting are to be re-
garded as a forecast, the work Of Con-
gressional Circle will be second to none
and Du Pont Circle will have to work
hard to retain its present honors- Sew
eral applications for membership were
received. and a representation on the
supreme executive committee provided.
Among those present were Deputies R.
3. Harbaugh, W. s. Gayle, and R E.
Wilson. and President Charles e Miller.
Of Dupont Circle, who were loud in their
praise Of the spirit with which the MEM
bers assumed the responsibility resting
upon them IN making the supreme con-
vention and tine entertaining OF visitors
a grand success. Mrs Grace Gayle. cs
Pittsburg, was present. and aided IN The
success of the meeting. After the regu-
lar order OF business refreshments were
served.
The board OF deputies Of p. n. 6. met
on Thursday and arranged for the in
stitution of a new circle in Anacostia on
Wednesday. August q The organization
of this circle has been in the hands OF
Rev. J. B. Koontz, and the success with
which he has met in dischargins the
duty devolvinE upon him reflects much
credit upon his abilities as an organ
izer. Brother Koontz is receiving the
congratulations OF the deputies, as well
as those Of the many members In this
Jurisdiction