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Miss Rose M. Seton Reflect
ed President.

L. S. Grant Circle, No. l, Ladies' of
the Grand Army of the Republic, held
their election Of officers Tuesday even
ing at Grand Army Hall. The follow
ing were elected for the ensuing year:
Miss Rose NJ. Seton (re-elected, presi-
dent; Mrs. l. Rugg, senior vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Kate A. Smith, Junior vice
president; Mrs. Alice Burgess, secretary;
Mrs. Sallie H. Gibson, treasurer; Mrs.
Mary E. Salkeld, chaplain; Mrs. Ida
Lawrence, conductor: Mrs. Mary Miller.
guard; Mrs. Dora J. B. Hendrix, dele
gate to the national encampment, and
Mrs. Alvina Scott, alternate.
The circle will hold a rummage sale
at 10 Four-and-a-half street southwest
December IA to I9, inclusive. The pro-
ceeds fthe sale will be expended for
the relief of needy veterans, their wild
ows and orphans. Mrs. Alice Burgess Is
chairman of the committee and she is
asking for clothing of any kind.
Mrs. Mary A Jameson, national pres
ident of the Ladies of the Grand Army,
is now in Washington, d. c., on visit,
and a reception viii be rendered her
by U. S. Grant Circle, No. /, William
Mckinley Circle, No. 2 and Abraham
Lincoln Circle, No, 3, at Grand .Army
Hail, 1H2 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, Monday evening. December IA, at
8 o'clock.
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Sons of Confederate Vet
Grams, u. S. A.

The regular December gathering of
Washington camp. Sons of Confederate
Veterans, assembled at Confederate
Memorial Home. One of the most i'm
portant matters considered was the his
torical and musical program for the
remainder Of the season. Mr.. Lloyd T.
Everett will have charge Of the ar
rangement of the program.
By vote of the camp. applications
were considered as members Wade H.
Cooper. president of the Union Savings
Bank; James Hunter Roper. son of As
sistant Past Master Gen. Roper; DIR. c,
N. Mcbride. one of the scientific force
of the Department of Agriculture,
whose father and grandfather rendered
service that entitled him to member
ship in the camp: William S. Stamper,
formerly Of Virginia: Burgess W. Mar
shall. a prominent attorney of the city;
Mccarthy Hanger, a successful busi-
ness man; Robert l. Bains. Samuel B.
Ragland, jr.. and Paul w Garrett.
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offered special prize for the successful

offered special prize for the successful
council
National Council will meet tomorrow
night at Pythian Temple, when officers
for the ensuing year will be elected
The visitation to Kismet Council on
Thursday evening was the most 49, ely
attended OF any Of the season. deIeI ions
being present from the other nine .oun-
ellis in the city. The twentieth anniyer-
sary Of the institution of this council was
also celebrated at the same time. with an
interesting program. followed by refresh
ments. Several enthusiastic addresses on
the work Of Kismet Council in twenty
years were made by NJ. Barlow Mercer,
grand regent: Henry G. Tegeler. deputy
grand regent. and Claude r. ZapPonp.
the later being supreme sentry OF the
Supreme Council. Charles ]. James. or
Oriental Council. presented Arcanum but
tons to the large class Of new members.
and in very impressive manner eN-
planned the meaning of the orders in
sigma. Arthur L. Cook was master of
ceremonies. and on behalf of the coun-
Gil presented Grand Regent Mercer with
handsome cut glass bowl, as token
OF the esteem in which the grand regent
is held by Kismet Council.
As a special feature Kismet's CORDS Of
officers put on the degree work in compe-
tition for the Grand Council prizes.
Present at the visitation referred to
were NJ Barlow Mercer. grand regent:
Edwin; A. Mess. grand vice regent
Frank S. Parks. grand orator; James H
Ruth. grand chaplain: Grand Guide
James W. Scott, Grand Warden w. L.
Buckley. Grand Sentry George G Shinn.
Grand Treasurer George NJ Copenhaver.
Grand Secretary Benjamin White. Past
Grand Regents DR.. Glendie T. Young
Harry G. Lenz. Sidney |. BssseIievre
Arthur E. Cook. Edward B Eynon.
and Thomas NJ. Hayes. The latter was
referrel to as the sire of kismet Council.
having brought in twenty-thEee of the
twenty-five, charter members. l. c. Mar
ceron, another charter member and the
treasurer Of the council since its Organi-
zation, was present, and a Letter was
read from H. G. Brinkley. secretary of
the council and a charter member who
is South for his health this winter.
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Royal Neighbors Of America.

Myra B. Enright Camp, r. N. A., elect
ed the following officers Friday night:
Oracle, Margaret Millard; vice oracle.
Martha McCaffrey; recorder. Alvine Mil
Ter; receiver. Mary Stargell; marshal,
Miss Sarah Reeves; inner sentinel Rose
v. Elliott; outer sentinel, Minnie Brad
dock; managers, B. G. Cowles and Jose
phine webb: physician, ]. w. Sutherin.
A Christmas tree and celebration will be
given for the children December ls Mrs
Alice Duncan retires to the ONCE of past
oracle and Mrs Carrie Engle was re-
elected as chancellor. Mrs. Parthemore
was selected as pianist.
Fridelis Camp elected officers Friday
night as follows: Past oracle, Mrs.
Thomas: oracle. Maude E. Royce; vice
oracle, Nettie Bell: chancellor. Mrs. Hum
ter; recorder. Mrs Lucy w. Anderson:
receiver, Mrs. Emma Boteler; marshal
Cora Riley; inner sentinel, Miss Collins;
outer sentinel. Maude Kingston; man
ager, Mrs. Hughesi physician. Stuart
johnson.
Dolly Madison Camp selected the fol-
lowing officers: Past oracle. Lorraine Van
Doren; oracle. Amy Donaldson; vice
oracle Mrs. Long. chancellor, Caroline
Harwood; recorder. Hattie Fowler: re-
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Meeting Of Kit Carson Post.

At a regular meeting Of Kit Carson
Post. No. 2. held Wednesday evening.
the following officers were elected:
John McElroy. commander. for a fourth
term; H. C. Duncan. senior vice COM
mander; W. F. Ryan. junior vice COM
mander; A. B. Bennett. quartermaster:
John Middleton. patriotic instructor,
and Amos Cunning. trustee.
A resolution was adopted thanking
Commissioner OF Pensions Saltzgaber
for his order favoring veterans OF the
civil war on account of their services
and age. and the adjutant was instruct
ed to write him a letter.
Preparations were made for a Sons
OF Veterans night at the meeting on
December Q, at which Gov.-elect
Willis, OF Ohio; SenatOr-elect Wads-
worth. of New York, Senator Jones.
Representative Greene and other prom
inent Sons of Veterans are expected to
be present, speak and meet the Sons Of
Veterans of the city.
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Events Of the Maccabees.
Calendar.

December H-National Tent No. l. old Masonic
Temple: Mount Vernon Tent. No. :. Northeast
TempIss Anscostia Tent. No :. Masonic Hall,
Anacostia.
Hall Brightwood: Metropolitan Tent. No. =. MAeca-
bee Hall. Fifth and G streets northwest
December T7-Georgetown Tent, No. s. Bank Hall.
Georgetown. initiation; District Tent, No. hall.
-Four and -s-haH and streets southwest, initiation.
National Tent, No. /. last Monday night,
elected the following officers. for the
coming year: Commander. George E.
Sisemore: lieutenant commander. John
F. Sidell; record keeper, G. f. Buffum;
finance keeper. D. B. Gusdorf; chaplain,
Joseph F. Moore; sergeant, Herman
GlanZman: master-at-arms, A. II. Simons;
first master of the guard. w. E. Norris;
second master of the guard. W. E. Oling-
er: sentinel, A. F. Shambaugh; picket
T. Z. Anderson; trustee, for three years.
Fl. f. Crouch; finance auditor. three
years, John Camden Gall.
The degree team of National Tent,
No. l. will do some initiatory work to-
morrow night and consider Christmas re-
membranes.
Georgetown Tent, No. 6. will exemplify
the degree work next Thursday night
when it hopes to put in enough new
members to win the District banner.
At the recent election of officers, In
the several tents the following record
keepers are reported reelected: National,
No. /, G. Z. BufTum; Brookland, No. 2
DR.. NJ. ]. Holmes; Mount Vernon. No
4, Isaac c. Foster: Brightwood, No. 5,
Benjamin B. Letwiler; Georgetown, No.
6, J. L. Neeb; Anacostia, No. T. r. A.
Estep; District, No. s, John NJ. c. Cox.
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presiding. The various activities Of the
council were reported upon by the chair
men Of the. following committees: d. A.
Edwards, Washington Chapter: finance
committee, W. J. Wilson. chairman;
transportation, J. A. Flynn; employment
bureau. DIR. w. E. Pairo; visitation of
sick committee. z. J. Molloy, sr.. chair
man; bowling league. N. d. Donohoe'
chairman. Rev Father Fay, of the Cath
ole University. delivered an address
Potomac Council to Initiate Large
Class.
Potomac Council win meet tomorrow
evening at O'Clock, with Grand Knight
Edward L. Tucker presiding. Announce
ments have been posted calling attention
to the exemplihcation Of the first degree
with an unusually large class eligible for
admission into the order. Grand knight
Tucker and the degree corps viii will
officiate. The lecturer. Frank L. Hewitt,
has prepared a fine program OF entertain-
ment for the enjoyment Of the menu
bers.
The initial concert Of the Knights Of
Columbus Choral Society was held In X.
of c. Hail on wednesday evening, De-
GtHlUcE I dt o=Ao lACIhs INC
being taxed to its capacity with the MEM
bers and friends of the society. The pro-
gram was exceptionally interesting, and
won constant applause because of the
uniform excellence displayed in the rem
dition of the numbers. State Deputy Nor
moyle praised the enterprise of the order
in establishing a musical organization of
such importance in the Nations Capital
and predicted its success under the lead
ership of its organizer, DR.. James Dickin-
SON., Mgr. James F. Mackin spoke of the
wonderful choirs he had been privileged
to hear on his tours of the Old World. in
historic cathedrals and churches, and of
the beauty of music which endures to
exalt humanity.
The officers and members of the K of c.
Choral Society are: Maurice P. Fitz-
gerald, president: Oliver ]. Moore, secre-
tary-treasurer: James Dickinson, musical
doctor, director: William ]. Grafton.
George Daddy, William H. Delaney. ].
O'Meara, c. McCauley, e. ]. Paschallis,
F. NJ. Price. T. Gaffney, P. L. O'Brien.
G. H. Dorsey, NJ. F. Myers, W. T. E.
Hesen, James F. Meegan, A. A Durkin,
g. r. Johnston, H. L. Zilliox. Joseph
Repetti. ]. r. Brewer, T. ]. Trodden, jr.,
T. ]. Trodden, ST., W. ]. Gilligan. o. ].
Moore. B. Fitzgerald, E. z. Warner, w.
J. McGirr, ]. W. Heibs, William Lawlor.
John P. Fogarty. T P. Rooney, Charles
L. Maxwell, A. W. Brands. A. knight. H.
NJ. Howell and F. A Malone.
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Sons Of S. v. Dance.

The first of series Of subscription
dances planned for this season by the
Sons of Confederate Veterans was given
on Tuesday evening at the Confederate
Home. 1872 Vermont avenue. The young
ladies' committees headed by Miss Italy
Carter. maid OF honor Of the camp, was
as followss Miss Pansy Wilson. Miss
Margaret Trimble, Miss Mildred Hem
don, Miss Frances Saunders, Miss Helen
Netherlands, Miss Mary Boone, Miss
Dorothy Denham. Miss Nellie c. Howard,
Miss Grace B. Reid and Miss Katherine
Bowie.
PatrOnesses-Mrs Josephus Daniels.
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Sons Of Veterans, u. S. A.

William B. Gushing Camp. No. 80. met
Thursday evening in Grand Army Hall,
with Arthur B. Barringer. commander.
presiding. The following officers were
elected: Commander, Omar J. Veley:
senior vice commander. f. Albert Lang;
junior vice commander. G. Sydney Hill:
members of Camp Council. Abbott B.
Goodrich, Charles c. Jones, and Arthur
B. Barringer: secretary. Wilfred f. Gar
lick: treasurer. William F. Wolfe:
member department relief committee.
G. A. R.. Curnon r. Scott: represent
ative to soldiers temporary home. Ma j.
F. S. HOdgson; delegates to Death Ben
eft Association convention. william F.
Wolfe and Maj. Edward r. Campbell
Wade Garrick LOngley and Josiah
l. billiard were voted members and will
be mustered in at the next meeting
Edward r. Campbell announced that on
December % Kit Carson Post. G. \. r.
will hold a reception in Grand Army
Hall in honor of the governor-eleCt OF
Ohio, Hon. Frank B. Willis. who is a
Son Of a Veteran. The Sons of Vet
Grams in the District of Columbia will
attend.
The Union Soldiers Alliance will hold
its annual banquet at Rauscher's De-
cember 19. and the colors of William B.
Cushing Camp will be used on that oc
casion.
A meeting of the board of directors
of the "Old Guard Cadets" a military
company recently started by William
B. Cushing Camp. and which will be an
auxiliary to the "Old Guard" of wash
ingtOn. d. c., was held last Thursday
evening at G. 4. r. headquarters. T.
F. Stiffier. of Davis Star Camp. Pitts
burgh, was present and gave very
infn sting arCnnnf nf the manner IN
which he started a similar company
composed of Sons of Veterans in Pitts
burgh. The Old Guard Cadets of WASH
ington, D. c., will be considered as
reserve. holding themselves in readi-
ness to respond to a call from the
President of the United States in case
their services should be needed in time
OF war.
Last Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
c. r. Rudasill, a steepleJack, OF
Cherrydale, Va. climbed to the top of
the middle fiagpole at the Union Sta
tion, 125 feet. and rescued the missing
end of one of the halyards. The flag
raised by William B. Cushing Camp
at the Union Station last October has
for some few weeks been flying on
the west pole. "Old Glory" will now be
flown to the breezes from the middle
flagpole. ...
william b. Cushing Camp, No. 30,
meets next Thursday evening in Grand
Army Hall, 1914 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, at s o'clock.
Lincoln Camp. No. ?, will hold in
place of its regular meeting tomor-
row evening at 1101 Z street northwest.
q musical entertainment at o'clock.
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Modern Woodmen Of
America.

A. r. Talbot Camp, No. 1882, Modern
Woodmen of America, Thursday evening
elected the following oficers: Past consul,
H. H. Millard; consul, w. W. Potter; ad-
wiser, A. F. Dobrowolsxi: clerk, ]. X.
Duncan; banker. B. Cowles; escort, c. A.
Thomas; watchman. r. A. weiner;
sentry, Julien Rea; trustee, John s.
Lyon: physicians, A. W. Valentine, r. A.
Fisher. J. r. Biggs. H. w. Kearney, Leo
pold Glusack. Nine applications were
presented for membership and two candi
dates admitted with full ceremony of the
order. The annual dinner was postponed
until January 16. A committee was ap-
pointed to provide Christmas baskets for
worthy unfortuantes.
Potomac Camp Wednesday evening OBJ
ligated eight candidates. A class adop-
ton will be held December 1s. with the
officers and staff Of A. E. Talbot Camp
in charge The annual election resulted
as follows: Past consul, F. H. Engle;
consul, Sidney II. Rosenthal; adviser,
Carroll Daily: clerk, John ]. Hughes:
banker, F. N. Tate: escort, Mr.. Bryant;
watchman. Mr.. Schemet; sentry. Ray
mond worthmiIler; physician. DR.. B. F.
Newhouse.
Lincoln Camp met Monday night. The
officers chosen were: Consul J. w.
Downs; adviser W. A. Mann; clerk. w.
H. Mcconnell: banker. Jesse johnson; es-
cort, J. z. Fitzpatrick; watchman, J. r.
Rines: sentry. s. c. G. Curtis: trustee,
John J. Deviny; physicians. G. H. Magee,
w. H. Wenger, and J. J. Slattery.
West End Camp, met Monday night,
and elected officers as follows: Past con-
sui. J. Harry Atchison: consul. w. T.
Trittipoe: adviser, Ernest S. Atchison:
clerk. Raymond ]. Cooley; banker, Daniel
Webster: escort, H. G. O'Barr; watch
man. E. A. Hunter: sentry. NJ. Rosenthal;
trustees. J. L. Kuehn and J. w. Harring-
ton; physician. DR.. B. F. Gibbs.
Central Camp election resulted as fol-
lows: Past consul, J. W. Sutherin: consul.
J. A. Moody; adviser. o. P. Parthemore;
clerk, A. H Jaeger: banker, G. A Casey;
escort, w. II. Trathen: watchman, c. J.
Beck: sentry. c. z. Broach; trustees, F.
c. Steinmetz. and J. W. Booze; ply
sicians, Thomas Linville and z. p.
Keneipp.
Washington Camp. No, 1l+s4 has elected
officers as follows: Consul. J. w. Crooks:
past consul. r. A. Narkle: adviser. II. R.
Van W. Roberts; escort, Capt. Harry A.
Walsh; watchman. c. W. Treadway: SEN
try. Leo Williamson: trustee. DR.. H R.
Perry; physicians, F. w. Braden. r. L.
Spire, and H. r. Street. The camp con-
tributed $500 to the Salvation Army and
5000 to the Belgians
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The oyster roast given Friday even
ing, December 4, was a success.
Worthy President w. Z. Cowen, who
has been confined in a hospital for the
past week. is reported convalescent.
Following are the officers for the new
year: W. E. Cowen, past president: L..
B. Hayes. president: r. L. Edwards. vice
president; J. L. Wege. chaplain: C. S.
Gaver, inside guard; E. NJ. Taylor. out
side guard: ]. D. Britt. secretary; R. F.
Downing. treasurer: Fred Kneessi con-
ductor; E. ]. McGolrick. William H.
Clark, and ]. J. Allen, trustees; w. F.
Walter. NJ. J. Ready. and Charles L.
Waters, physicians.
The installation of officers will take
place on Thursday evening, January :.
During the past fortnight the follow
ing out-of-town members visited the
club home: J. NJ. Kline, Fort Wayne.
Ind; A. NJ. McClosky. Richmond. Ind:
Charles A. Phelps, New York City: Jo-
seph H. Brooks, Philadelphia. Pa, Ar
thur N. Steele. Roanoke. Va; Thomas
]. Wynne, Oshkosh. Wis; Michael Sulli-
van, Kansas City. Mo-; John Reid, Spo-
kane, Wash, and Paul Waters, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
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With the Royal Arcanum
Councils.

The Grand Council will visit Municipal
Council at Pythian Temple Wednesday.
which is the last visitation Of the season.
A class of candidates will be put through
with the Kempton ritual, used only by
Municipal
During the past week grand visitations
were made to ouray and Kismet Coun-
ellis. ouray initiated its first division OF
candidates secured In the contest with
Capitol Council Grand Regent Mercer
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Lady Maccabees.

Tuesday evening, December 10. .
joint class initiation of four hives
Victory. Columbia, Brightwood and Lib
erty. will be held. The work will he con-
Quoted by the Brightwood guards and
officers from the four hives. Twenty-Five
candidates VIII be initiated int othe order
All lady Macabees are cordially invited.
Meeting win be on second floor Of Pyth-
ian Temple.
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Tribal Doings Of Red Men.

Sioux Tribe. No. Is, met Thursday
evening. Three candidates were adopt
ed. The degree was under the direc-
ton OF Charles Limbach. Member Of
Sioux attended visitations of Idaho
and Mineola tribes. The bowling team
Is now.lesding in the Red Mems League.
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The first OF the series of euchre par
ties was held at Moose Hall Friday. De-
cember T. These parties will be held
every Friday evening during December,
January. February and March.
A round party was held Monday
evening at Moose Hall and more than
100 packages of edibles were presented by
the ladies in attendance to be offered to
the highest bidder Before the auction
was held there was a musical entertain
ment participated in by Mrs. HopewelI
and Pauline Scott, violin and piano duet,
NJ. weisberg in comic songs and recita-
tions; Eva Jacobs. plano solo: Louis and
Sophie Behrman in violin and vocal duet;
Hyman Jacobs in a contortion act. One
half hour intermission was allowed the
purchasers of the packages to find the
original owner and assist her in eating
the contents of the parcel, after which
dancing was indulged in until after md
night.
Representative-Elect Mahlon II. Gar
land, of Pennsylvania. the supreme die
tator OF the Loyal order of Moose of the
World, was a visitor at the club house
last Monday. He came to attend the
opening session of Congress and also to
attend the banquet given in honor of Gov
ernor-elect Brumbaugh, Of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Garland claims there are in the State
of Pennsylvania 10000 members OF the
Loyal Order of Moose and there will be
eight members OF Congress and a United
States Senator in the next Congress from
Pennsylvania who are members of the
order.
During the winter months II is con-
templated by the I. D. K. committee of
the Moose to give Dutch supper" and
"oyster roast
DR.. William A. Mess. chairman of the
committee, will be assisted by William
Emas. C. B. Terry. Edward Jones, T. J.
Lanahan, Albert Stahl, Joseph Apolonio,
Thomas Ryan. E. B. King, II. c. Hopper,
Charles H. Conley, A. w. Lambden,
Theodore Lee, DR.. Robert F. Truett, NJ.
p. Kirby. and r. BIankenship.
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Knights of Columbus
Council Notes.
Carroll Council to Have Christmas
Party.

Carroll Council will meet Tuesday even
ing. Grand knight William J. MCGEE pre-
siding. Lecturer Degnan has provided
appropriate rewards for the members who
remain for the Christmas party. which
will follow the business meeting.
January Is. 1915, has been fixed as the
date of the next party of the dancing
assembly The council will celebrate an
niversary night January q. The follow
ing committee of arrangements is already
at work: Joseph B. Mccain, chairman;
Carl NJ. Betz. Albert w. Brand. Thomas
Bresnahan. Joseph L. r. Chisolm, Maurice
Colbert, Michael Connor, John A. Costello,
George A. Daddy. Charles p. Daley. r.
William Darr, Joseph J. Degnan. Law
renee E DOlan, Frank Sum, Wallace E.
burst P. B. Finneran. Maurice Fitz-
gerald. w. Kirk Harrison. John Healy,
Edward B. Horen. Robert Howard,
George Howe. James H. Kates, ]. J.
Kenah, John n. Kiley. Albert f. McCar-
thy, S. Leo Mccarthy, William E. Nc
Donough, John A McLane, Frank NJ
Mclaughlin. James W. Mclaughlin.
Charles ]. Montgomery, Frank S. Mullin.
Thomas B. Nolan and jeremiah ].
O'Meara.
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and Capt Orendorrf was given a vote OF
thanks by the tribe for his work.
On Thursday. December Il. Sioux
Tribe will hold a "Kiddies' Night for
the members' children. Refreshments
and entertaining features for the
youngsters will be INDUCED in.
Logan Tribe. No. s. met Thursday
night. Application for reinstatement
of A. ]. Shiffard was received. Re
marks were made in reference to the
gIee club by Past SaChem Fred Madison
and Past Sachems McKim. BorrOuEhs'
Duncan. Madison, c. Lantham, Malam.
and Miller spoke.
Red Wing Tribe met on Monday night.
Mr.. Jarbow received the degrees of the
order. the work being performed by the
Junior degree team of Logan Tribe.
Usage Tribe met Monday night The
QUOT teams, led by Past Great Sachem
DR.. W. S. Whitman and Past Sachem
Sabin. were the center Of attraction for
the evening.
Mineola Tribe met last week. One can
didate was initiated. Remarks were
made by Past Great Sachem DR.. Tittit,
Baxter. White. and others.
Osceola Tribe. No. 10. met Wednesday
night. Past Sachem Stump paid tribute
to the memory OF Mr.. c. Fl. Brooks,
whose death was announced. and stated
that the tribe had lost a good member
in him.
Idaho Tribe received the great sachem
and chiefs of the Great Council at
Northeast Temple Tuesday night Sach-
EN- Heidenheimer. of Sioux Tribe; Soud-
ers. of Logan Tribe: Donaldson, of
Osceola Tribe; Cation, Of Mineola Tribe;
Chief of Records Sheedy. of White Eagle
Tribe; Past Sachem Boyer. Of Red Wing
and large delegations from their tribes
were present. The unwritten work was
given by Past Great Sachem Thompson.
Speeches We're made by Past Great Sach-
EN- Baxter, of Mineola: Sachem Rams
dale, on behalf Of Idaho; Sachem Held
enheimer, of Sioux Tribe. and others.
A banquet was served following the meet
ing.
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ceiver. Addie Downs; inner sentinel. Mrs.
SaTtln; marshal. Mrs. Thompson; man.
ager, Charles Van Doren; physicians
Linville, Magee. and Gibbs.
State Deputy Mrs. Ida ]. Swiggett is
showing steady improvement following a
serious operation, and will probably
leave the hospital before the holidays.
Locust Camp officers for the coming
year are: Oracle, Minnie Woodson; vice
oracle, Nellie Mayes; marshal. Henrietta
Jennings: chancellor. Minnie Weiner; re-
ceiver, Nellie Harmon: recorder. Eliza
beth Barnett: inner sentinel. Miss Daley:
outer sentinel, Bessie Bayse: manager,
F. A. Weiner; physician. G. II. Russell
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manner in which the entertainment ot
the guests was planned and carried out
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LOYAL Order of Moose.

The first OF the series of euchre par
ties was held at Moose Hall Friday. De-
cember 4. These parties will be held
every Friday evening during December.
January. February and March.