The Washington herald., 1913-04-27

ArriI as-Natiopsl Tent. Old Masonic Temple
Mount Vernon Tent, Northeast Temple, Twelfth
and II Streets Northeast. initiation; Anacosiia
Tent Masonic Hall Anacostia-
April 2e-Brightwood Tent. Maccabee Hall. Bright
wood. initiation
April 30-District Tent, Mariners Temple. foot OF
Seventh Street; Georgetown Tent Odd Fellows
Hall. Georgetown, initiation; Metropolitan Tent.
Pythian Temple.
Last Monday night Mount Vernon
Tent held a we'll attended review in
Northeast Temple. at which one candi-
date was initiated. One of the candi-
dates. who was unable to be present at
the last meeting, will be initiated to-
morrow night. Deputy Supreme Com
mander d. w. Gall was present, and
was given a hearty welcome. and much
enthusiasm was disclosed and the out
look for the building of the tent has
not been so good in long time.
District Tent held a well attended re-
view last Thursday night, at which the
deputy supreme commander was pres
ent and entered into the debates, that
are creating much interest in this tent
which has lively meetings and good
attendance each meeting.
Golden Rule Tent, whose officers have
been censured by the deputy supreme
commander, is now arranging to call
meeting to select officers and put men
at the helm who will give more time TO
the inspiring of life into the tent and
building it up, holding regular meetings.
Letters will go out to the members.
Several of the tents and hives are
planning for the summers outing, which
is destined to be the most successful in
recent years.
Columbia Hive will give a theater
party at Columbia Theater Monday
night, May u.
There are some of the tents and hives
that are keeping up the social relations
formed in the closing months OF last
year, which makes the pleasure OF MEM
bership thereby increased.
Albert d. Gall, of National Tent. who
has been quite ill for the last two weeks,
is very much improved.
National Hive, No l, Ladies of the Mac
,abees of the World, will hold memorial
services next Friday for their late past
Mrs. Lola M. Julian, who
passed away April Is. The services will
De held at the lodge room, in Pythian Tenn
pie.
The theater committee of National Hive
will meet this week to perfect its plans
for the benefit on May %. According to
he number Of tickets already sold, it bids
'air to be big success. This is one night
n the year when National Hive members
make a showing, as they are all strong
friends of the Columbia Players.
National Hive Guard Club held poverty
social and sale on Friday evening at Py-
:hian Temple. 1t was a success both So
tally and financially. The following pro-
yramme was given: Recitation, Miss Lulu
Adams; solo, Miss Helen Walters; violin
,olo, Lawrence Fitzgerald; recitation.
flora Pierce; solo. Miss M. Adams; accom-
,anist, Miss Palmer.
The sale was in charge of the following
aides: Miss, Hattie Palmer, chairman;
Mrs. Fanny Walters. Mrs. L. Fitzgerald,
Mrs. r. Inland, Mrs. N. Edmunds, Mrs. L.
hammond. Mrs. d. Richert.
Fancy booth-Mrs. F. Walters, d. Ed |
nunds. L. Hammond.
Candy booth-N. Edward. Mrs B. Chap
nan. |
Goose booth-Miss Gall and Mrs. Palmer. |
Lemonade and cake-Mrs. Inland. and |
drs. Graham.
Ice cream-Mrs. Castle and Helen Wal |
ers.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Inland, dressed |
g a beggar, and Sir knight j. c. Gall. |
ressed as a tramp. |