The Washington herald., 1912-06-30
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.

July l-Alenandria Circle Nc. Gs. 4Is1apdris. Va.
July S-COngTessiOnal Circle. No. s9s. Pythian
Temple.
Hall, Third Street and Pennsylvania Avenue South
east.
July 4-Du POnt Circle. No. I,s. Pythian Temple.
July 5-AA circles install oficeu.
Du Pont Circle, No. 486, P. H. c.. re-
Gently met at Pythian Temple, when
candidates were initiated and officers
elected. The committee on the recent
moonlight excursion, which was in
charge Of W. J. Dunham, Charles Tabler.
and z. G. Donaldson, made a very en-
couraging report, and rne affair was
voted an entire success both financially
and socially.
Adam Luber, representative of Du
POnt Circle on a joint committee of ex-
Cursion. reported that he had met with
the representatives of sister circles and
that a contract had been closed for an
excursion to Chesapeake Beach on July
g. He solicited the assistance of all
members in making the project a grand
success.
The following officers were elected:
Past president, W. J. Armstrong; presi-
dent Charles E. Miller; vice president,
Elmer G. Donaldson; guardian, Miss
Frances Jacobsen; chaplain, Mrs. Mamie
Tabler; secretary, J. E. Rhodes; account
ant, W. J. Dunham; treasurer, Adam
Luber; guide, Charles H. Tabler: com
panion, Miss Hazel Williams; sentinel
Joseph F. O'Connor. and watchman, Dr.
E. D. Thompson. The regular order or
business was followed by a musical pro-
gramme.
Old Dominion Circle, No. 642, P. H. c.,
met at BaIlston. Va. on Monday even
ing. The following officers were elected:
Past president, J. c. Cavanagh; presi-
dent, H. W. Kendrick; vice president,
Mrs. H. W. Kendrick; guardian. Mrs.
w. D. Munsen; chaplain, Mrs. H. H.
Smith; secretary, W. D. Elicit; account
ant, Mrs. NJ. E. Elicit; treasurer, Mrs.
J. V. Bass; guide, Mrs. Emma G. Smith,
companion. Mrs. Alice o'Dwyer; sentinel,
n. K. O'Dwyer.
Capital Circle, No. 515, P. H. c.. held a
mesting in Northeast Temple on Tues
day evening when the State Deputy, R B.
Harbaugh; District Deputies W. S. Gayle
and R. E. Wilson. and Local Deputy w.
J. Armstrong were present and directed
the proceedings Of the evening,
The following officers were elected:
Past president R. E. Wilson; president,
Mrs. Katherine King; vice president,
Mrs. Lola Jennings: guardian, S. Con-
way Walker; chaplin, Howard P. Rob
CTtS; accountant, Mrs. NJ. A. wilson,
secretary, Miss Florence Callahan;
guide, Mrs. T. H. Broderick; companion,
Mrs. Myrtle Hogarth; sentinel, Roy Alb
bott, and watchman. William H. Nally.
Mr.. Thomas Mitchell o. A. P. Grant,
Louis VermiIlion, and Harry Shapiro
were present and aided in the success
Of the meeting.
Georgetown Circle, No. 62S. P H. c.,
met at Pythian Temple on Wednesday
evening, when applications were re-
ceived, candidates initiated, and officers
elected as follows: Past president, J.
F. Neidfeldt; president, W. c. Dowden;
vice president, Mrs. Mary German;
guardian, Joseph Caruso; chaplain, Elsie |
K. Neidfeldt; treasurer, George Dowden; |
guide, John Corridor; companion. Mrs. |
Jennie Jacobs; sentinel Linwood Eichel- |
berger; watchman. George Sellers.
After the regular business was dis |
posed Of the degree team, said to be |
the best drilled in this jurisdiction, gave
an exhibition Of its latest attainments.
The board OF deputies met last Thurs
day evening and elected officers as fol- 1
lows: President. r. B. Hsrbaugh: vice
president. W. S. Gayle; secretary, W. J. |
Armstrong; treasurer, R. E Wilson.