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Improved Order Of Red Men.

A large gathering was present Thurs
day night at the meeting of Sioux Tribe
at its wigwam, Sixth and G streets
northwest Brother W. B. Evans, who
has been confined to his home for the
past six weeks. was present and received
a hearty welcome. Brother Charles Linn
bach asked all those who were going to
take part in the parade next Tuesday
night to be present at Old Masonic Tenn
pie not later than o'clock p. m. Brother
Evans spoke relative to the degree team
with which he hopes to get the prize
next fall for the best drilled team. Great
Senior Sycamore John !. Bunch told the
tribe Of the great work the "hustling
committee Is doing and of their enthusi-
asm in connection with the class night,
May 10.
Osceola Tribe. No. 10. of Tennallytown.
d. c., held their regular meeting We'd
nesday night with Sachem G. E. Custard
In the chair. The meeting was largely
attended by members and visiting broth
ers. Past Sachem S. Smoot, Jr.. Sycamore
F. II. Kimmel of Seneca Tribe, Great
Keeper of Wampum Limebach, a member
OF Sioux and the press representative Of
the Great Council.
Two candidates were elected for the big
class on next Tuesday night.
The hustling committee Of the great
council OF the class of Tuesday, May u,
met at Idaho Tribe on Tuesday night with
NJ. R. Rdbat, chief of staff. presiding All
tribes are urged to be on time so that the
parade may start on time to meet Aztec
and Tecumseh Tribe of Baltimore Md.
at Thirteenth street and New York ave-
nue. northwest. The column to be headed
by the Indian Guard Band of Alexandria.
Va, will start at p. m, from Tenth and
E streets northwest. down to Ninth street.
to New York avenue. New York avenue
to Thirteenth street northwest. where the
Baltimore delegation will disembark, to
Fifteenth street, down Fifteenth street
vania avenue to Seventh street northwest,
up Seventh street to F street, thence to
Old Masonic Temple.
Logan Tribe held their regular meet
ing in their hall, Wisconsin avenue and
N streets northwest. Thursday night. The
tribe received seven applications for
which will be reserved to
class Of May u. DR.. Robert s. Beal and
Past Sachem Wheaton spoke.
White Eagle Tribe, No. II. held brief
session Wednesday at Pythian Temple.
Several visitors were present and gave
interesting talks.
Mineola Tribe, No. IA. Of Anacostia,
held q lively meeting last Friday and the
brothers presented the tribe with a very
handsome increase of eight candidates
to be initiated with the big class next
at Old Masonic Hall.
Red Wing Tribe met Monday night at
g. A. R. Hall, 1916 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. Twenty-Five applications have
been received by the chief Of records
Brother. w. ]. Parr. of this tribe. and a
member of oft.> Saitese Tribe. presented
the tribe with tw~ tomahawks. and after
stating his period Of membership received
\ rising vote Of thanks from the brothers
on behalf of his present to the tribe.
Brother Ballston presented to the tribe.
On behalf of Ross Council, Junior Order
pf American Mechanical . ballet boz. and
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Marguerite Field. Miss Leslie Baggett
Messrs. George III. Evans. Kenneth w.
Ogden. Wilmer ]. Waller. Harry B. Ca
ton. NJ. L. Dinwiddie, Mrs. F. p. Rus
sell. Mrs George E. Warfield. Mrs. Edgar
Warfield. jr.. Miss katherine Waller. Mrs.
w. d. Ogden was chairman of the COM
mittee in charge OF arrangements.
Mr.. Depew T. Chauncey, son of Council
man and Mrs. Thomas Chauncey. who for
some time past has been connected with
the Pension ONCE, Washington, has been
transferred to the Interior Department,
In New Mexico. and Has left for that
State. where he will make his future
home
Mrs. Agnes McBurney Havenner has re-
turned to her home in this city after
, spending several months visiting relatives
in North Carolina.
Mr.. Alexander Murray has gone to Old
Point. Va. where he will spend several
months.
Mr.. Bruce Downey. of North Carolina,
is visiting his mother, in Prince street.
Rev. DIR. E. v. REGISTER. presiding
elder of the Washington district of the
NJ. E. Church South, accompanied by
Mrs. REGISTER, has gone to Oklahoma
City, Okla. to attend the general con-
ference of that church.
Messrs- Booker c. Hall, A. ], Spicer-
and others have gone to Jacksonville
Fla, to attend the Confederate reunion.
Mrs. William Mayer. and little son.
Francis, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Larmond. at Richmond. Va
Mrs. Raymond Hulfish and little dsueb-
ter, Laura, of Montana. are spending sew
eral weeks as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Jones Evans, of South
ST. Asaph street.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Minter and little
daughter. Anna, of Culpeper. Va. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. Moxley low
Of South Washington street
Mrs. Jack Risdon and Mrs. !. VILLA m
May have returned from CharIottesyiIIe
va, after two weeks visit to Mrs. c.
Brainbridge Mckenzie
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier Baldwin have re-
turned from Cuba. where they went on
their wedding trip, and are now at home.
at I'll North Washington street
Miss Marion Jones. Of Baltimore. is
visiting Miss Marion Negley, of South ST,
Asaph street.
Mr.. Cecil X. Sherman has returned
from visit to Mr.. Bankhead Lee of
Va.
Mr.. Jacob Edge. of West Downington.
Pa, has Joined his wife and little daugh-
ter. Elizabeth, who have been visiting
Mrs. Edges mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Fos-
ter. of Cameron street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edge and Mrs. Foster are now at Wide
water. Va. visiting relatives.
Mrs. James H. Mansfield, Mrs. Mary
Goodrich. and Mrs. Charles N. Newton
have returned from Norfolk. Va, where
they attended the annual State session
of the Daughters of America
Mr.. Reed W. Miller has gone to Peoria.
Ill. where he will make his future home.
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Chapter to Have -Four
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National Union Events.


May ll-Pressmen's Council. Eagles Hall: East
Capitol Council. So Pennsylvania avenue southeas.
May L5-Pos,ofice DEPARTMENT Council. Flynn 9
Hall: Interior Council. PSthian Temple
May H-washington Council. Pyttian Temple:
Fstsmal Council. Perpetual Building Association
Hall: Census Council Schmidt's Hall.
May Is Joseph Henry Council. Eagles Hall.
Government Printing Once Council, at
its last regular meeting, received six ap-
plications for membership and elected the
following representatives to the assem-
bly,: d. v. Chisholm, A. NJ. Bugden. II.
r. Christie. John ]. Pepper, Stanley II.
Rulings, Fred II. Berger. James w.
Hughes. Daniel !. Leane. and Henry ].
Frank.
All councils in the District OF Columbia
are to elect representatives to the as
sembly during the month Of May. The
assembly will meet in Washington on
Tuesday. June is, at p. M, in pursu-
ance of the provisions OF law "a Of the
laws of tfe National Union. and will
elect four Representatives to the senate.
elect a chairman and four members Of
an executive committee of Ave. and trans
act such other business as Is provided
by the laws Of the order. Representa-
tives. together with an equal number Of
alternates. should be elected at the regu-
lar meeting OF the council this month.
II not elected at the Nav meeting, they
may be elected at a special meeting held
Thereafter for that purpose. or at the first
regular meeting in June II such meeting
occurs before June Is None but presi-
dents and ex-presidents and council of.
GERS are eligible for election as represent
atives to the assembly. except as pro-
vided in law "a. section .. but II is not
essential that those elected to the senate
he members of the assembly
William H. Collins Council met at its
council chamber Thursday evening. Sew
eral applications for membership were
received. Friend Goldstein, OF Congress
sional Council. presented the greetings
Of his council and addressed the meeting
In his usual happy manner.
he National Union male quartet met
Thursday evening and rehearsed several
new selections. The quartet will be ready
10 sing for the councils in the near future.
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Knights Of the Maccabees.
Calendar.

May n-National Tent. No. /. Old Masonic Hall.
Ninth and streets. initiation: Mount Vernon Tent,
No. 4. Northeast Temple. Twelfth and streets
northeast; Anacostis Tent, No. 7. Masonic Han,
Anacostia.
May l2-Brishtwood Tent. No. S, Maccabee Hal.
Longfellow street and Georsia avenue :
May l3-Golden Rule Tent, No 3 han. fs Tenth
street northwest.
May H-District Tent, No. g. hall, -Four and s.h.lf
and G streets southwest
District Tent, No. s, is still planning to
have the District banner awarded to that
tent. on July /, it having put in two more
new members last Thursday night. The
contest Is between this tent, National.
No. 1. and Mount Vernon, No 4, and it
depends on the results during this and
next month, as to the tent that wins the
District banner. when 1t Is awarded July /.
National Tent No. I, served ice cream
and cake to the members who were pres
-ent last Monday night. Next Monday
night, they expect to have degree work
and also refreshment
Golden Rule Tent, No. 3, will have up
for consideration at its next review an
important amendment to the bylaws of
the tent. whereby it is proposed to raise
the means for some important improve
ments in the tents passing along the
rough paths. The meeting Is destined to
be very interesting one.
National TENT. No. 1; Mount Vernon
Tent. No. 4; Brightwood Tent, No. S:
Georgetown Tent, No. 6, and Anacostia
Tent No L each have decree teams IN
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Mrs Golesborough. Mrs. Clay /. Haiver-
son. Mrs. Albee and Mrs. George Nc
Ceney. The guests were Mrs. William
r. Busby, Mrs. James E. Bradley, Mrs.
Charles Goldsborough. and Mrs. Nuby.
The prizes were won by Mrs. Halverson
and Mrs. Meredith.
DIR. E. W. whiteside, of Washington.
was the guest for the weekend Of his
aunt Miss Lizzie Kinsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Dallane at
tended the Horse Show in Washington
Friday.
Mrs Walker, of Baltimore, is the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Mary Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Bowling were
all at home Saturday afternoon in honor
Of Rev. and Mrs. William r. Bushby.
Mrs. Glascoe, of Washington was the
guest last week of Mrs. William E.
Bowling.
Miss Street, of Baltimore. who was
the guest of Mrs. Frank Shaeffer, has
returned to her home
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practice, with view Of having COM
petative initiation.
The several tents In the District Of
Columbia are contemplating q Maccabee
outing. and will invite the Lady Maccs-
bees to Join them in a reunion at some
place during the coming summer.
Georgetown Tent, No. 6 has changed
its meeting night from the second and
fourth Tuesday nights, TO the nrst and
third Thursday nights. commencing with
last Thursday night.
Mr.. Robert Cooper, q member OF Ma
tional Tent, No. !. living In Baltimore. u
quite sick, and has been placed under
the care of Caiver 1ent. No. 3, Baltimore.
by the deputy supreme commander.
The deputy aupreme commander VIII
spend next week in Virginia, At Norfolk.
Newport News, and other points, where
he will instruct the tents and appoint To-
cal tent deputies.
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B. P. O. Els.

The regular meeting of Washington
Lodge. No. Is, B. P. o. Elks, was held
on Wednesday evening. An unusually
large number Of members were in attend
ance.
New applications for membership con-
tinue to be presented. and many were
voted on favorably.
The exalted ruler. in a very pleasing
speech. presented a life membership card
in the order to Fl. b. Howe. who served
as trustee during the term ended last
April. and Mr.. Howe expressed his ap-
probation in BETTING terms
The chairman of the orphans outing
committee reported that good progress
was being made in completing arrange
ments for entertaining. the orphans of
Washington and Alexandria at Marshall
Hall on June Il, and requested that all
members give their hearty cooperation
in order to make the affair a success
The chairman of the Flag Day commit
tee reported that arrangements were
being completed for the celebration of
this occa sion on June Is at the club.
A humble of candidates were initiated
into the order. This was the first initia-
ton at which the newly elected officers
officiated. and it was a source Of much
qualification to the membership to note
the hign STATE OF perleCuon uispiayed pS
each officer In the rendition Of the several
parts of the ceremonies.
Following the initiation. the lodge ad-
journed to the basement. where a social
session was enjoyed. Brother Sol Rich
ard was appointed chairman OF the ses-
sion. Past Exalted Ruler Henry ]. Weber
of South Orange, n. j., lodge, gave the
IL o'clock toast in a manner different
from that ever given before in Washing
ton Lodge. The following talent assisted
in making the occasion a memorable one:
Lewis Brown. song: Robert Lawrence. Of
Cincinnati Lodge. No. 5. with the Bert
Baker Company at the Gayety, Casey
at the Bat Bert Baker. of Chicago
Lodge. No. 4. from the Gayety Theater,
Irish stories; E. L. Hutchinson. Of Wash
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the tribe requested the brother to thank
the council for the same. Great Chief
Of Records A. B. Altman presented the
new tribe with its charter.
Idaho Tribe. No. Is. met in a short ses-
sion at Northeast Temple, Twelfth and
II streets northwest. on Tuesday night.
There were a number of visitors present
and on behalf of Idaho Tribe. the hust-
ling committee and also the ways and
means committee was extended the
privilege of using the hall for the balance
of the evening Secretary Charles ].
Benner. of Osceola Tribe, Tennallytown.
spoke in reference to the big class. as
did the press representative of the Great
Council.
Great Chief of Records ]. B. Altman
paid his respects to Usage Tribe, No. 6.
on Monday night in their hall at Society
Temple. Sixth and G streets northwest
Great Prophet DIR. W. S. Whitman gave
an interesting talk.
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Collinwood Club gave its annual
dance Thursday night In the auditorium
Of the Elks' Home. 1t was largely at.
tended. among those present being many
couples from out of town. Following the
dance supper was served In the rathskeller
Of the home. Courtney Acton was chair
man of the committee in charge Of ar
rangements, and Erving G. Schwartz
mann, chairman OF the floor committee.
A fancy dress ball was given Friday
night by the Junior German Club In the
auditorium of the Elks' Home. All men,
bers of the club were costumed. The men
and women who helped the young folks
during the winter dances were guests OF
honor.
Miss Nathalie Boush has returned to
her home in South Washington street
after spending several months in Europe.
Miss wayles EEngie. Of Florida, was
the weekend guest of Miss Emily John
son at her home, in Prince street.
Miss Sophie West was the weekend
guest of the Misses Fawcett, Prince
street.
reception was held Friday after
noon at the home of Miss Rose Mac
donald in honor Of Mrs. William Ruffin
Cox. president OF the National Society of
Colonial Danes.
Mrs W. Hampton Yates entertained
the Girls Friendly Society of Grace
Church at tea at her home in South
Washington street Thursday evening.
Mrs. James p. Poindexter, of West
hampton, Richmond. Va, is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. NJ. C. c. Peyton. Rose
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Sheads have re-
turned after a visit in Ohio and Ken
lucky.
Judge and Mrs Charles E. Nicol and
family have moved to Manassas, Va,
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Marshall have
gone to their summer country home
Good View on the Potomac.
A return dance was given Tuesday
night by the young ladies who have beer
the guests of the Alexandria German
Club during the season. It was held in
the auditorium Of the Elks' Home and
was largely attended. number Of out
of-town guests were in attendance. The
committee in charge was composed of
Misses Mary w. Snowden and Emily
Johnson.
Those present were Mr--and Mrs John
NJ. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert D. Brockett
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmet c. Dunn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry wattles, Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Wattles. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester d.
Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Oliver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Smoot. DR.. and
Mrs. Stewart Jameson, DIR. and Mrs T
B. Cochran. Mr.. and Mrs Frazier Bald
win, Mesdames James E. Johnston,
Thomas w. Robinson. James S. Douglas,
Louis y. Scott, Clarence Leadbeater
John Leadbeater. E. S. Fawcett Eva G.
Mushback. John F. Tackett, Misses
Cora Smoot, Annie Lewis Jones' Mary
Snowden. Emily Johnson, Clarice Snow
den. Elizabeth Herbert Ellen Fawcett.
Susie Fawcett, Harriet Spofford. Eliza
Douglas. Nellie Uhler. Della Phillips,
Sophie Tackett Lucy Webb; Messrs
Eugene B. Taylor, William Brooke,
Robley D. Brumback, Richard Chiches-
ter, G. Washington Lewis, Julian T.
Burke. jr., Edmund Hunter. Windsor
Snowden, v. Ward Boswell. Garrett
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Pitts, Walter c. Fister, c. Page Waller.
jr.. James S. Dougles, jr., Stanley G.
Blanton, Wallace Fawcett, John Marye.
Robert Standing. Clarence and Wilfred
Robinson. Cecil X. Sherman. Frank
Johnston, Ferguson Bryan. Laurence
Fawcett, James McInerney, Douglas
Lindsey. Edward l. Kemper. DR.. Vivian
p. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Howard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Burr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Burr, Mrs. owen Thompson,
of Washington; Miss Alice Roberts. of
Maryland; Miss wayles L'Engle, of
Florida: Misses Linda Steuart, Sophie
Sweet, Helen Gould. of Washington;
Misses Winifred and Emily Maynard.
of Pennsylvania: Mrs. Frank McCor-
mick. Berryville, Va; Mrs, Leonard
of Washington: Mrs George
D. Brooks, of Winchester. Va; Messrs.
Robert Jones. Wilson Offutt. Henry
Marbury, Kent Roberts, Ogle Single
ton. Mr.. Nevivus. Eugene Waggaman,
Mahlon H. Janney. Randolph Harper.
Earl White, Mr.. Mccormick, all of
Mrs. Robert B. Minis, of New York, is
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els ]. Davidson.
Misses Helen and Annette Ives. of Los
Angeles, Cal, are visiting Miss Anne
Lewis Jones.
Dr. and Mrs. Stewart Jameson have
gone to New York where they will spend
several weeks
Mrs. William A Moore, Mrs. Frederick
J. Paff Miss Lucy NJ. Graves. Mr.. Newell
S. Greenaway. and Mr.. Henry X Field
have returned from Newport News, Va,
where they attended the State convention
of the Order OF the Eastern Star.
japanese musical was given Monday
night at Lee Camp Hall, under auspices
of the Seventeenth Virginia Regiment
United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy. Participants included the follow
ing: Mrs. NJ. w. O'Brien, Mrs. r. F.
Downham, Miss Margaret Finks, Miss
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Daughters of America.

Mizrah Council No. held a very In
teresttng meeting Friday evening at its
hall. 1913 Thirty-first street northwest
with a good attendance. One appIica-
ton for membership was received.
At recent meeting Of Esther Coun-
ell No. %. Of Tennelleytown, D. c., sew
eral candidates were initiated There
were quite number of members from
the various councils of this jurisdiction
present. who commended the work that
this council is doing
Martha cambridge Council No / held
very interesting meeting on wednes-
day night with q good attendance Quite
few visitors were present, and de-
livered addresses
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ington Lodge. songs: A. Cordover, sonesi
Jaques Heidenheimer. accompanist dur
ing the evening. William Joseph Keane,
one of the newly initiated members, made
his maiden speech. Many congratula-
tons are due the stewards for the excel.
lent manner in which the repast was
served.
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TO have at this communication q talk on
Masonry BY the members of this lodge.
At the last meeting Of the lodge the mas
ter Mason degree was conferred in an
excellent manner by the officers Of the
lodge. The fellow-craft team received q
great amount OF praise for the manner
In which II performed. On the second
stated communication in June the master
announces that the master Mason degree.
who occupied the chairs during the CEN
tennial year.
Grand Lodge to Hold Session.
The Grand Lodge, F. A. A. NJ, of the
District Of Columbia, will hold its second
stated communication for the current
year at the new Masonic Temple next
Wednesday evening at o'clock The
reports OF various committees and gem
cral business will be given attention.
Annual Conclave for Grand Com
mandery X. T.
The following notice has been sent out
by Grand Recorder A. w. Johnston. of
the Grand Commandery. Knights Tenn
plar. of the District of Columbia:
The nineteenth annual conciave Of the
Grand Commandery will be held in the
Asylum, Maconic Temple, on Monday.
May II. 1914. at .. m. The r. z. grand
commander requests the punctuai attend
ance Of the officers, as the Grand Com
mandery will be opened promptly at the
hour named. He also hopes for a large
attendance of Sir knights In Templar
uniform in honor Of the representative Of
the N. e. grand master. r. z. Sir George
w. kendrick,, Jr., past grand commander
Of Pennsylvania, who will be present"
Washington Chapter to Have Four
Candldates.
Washington Chapter. No. 2, Royal Arch
Masons will have the p. and NJ. E. NJ.
degree conferred upon four candidates at
The regular convocation next Thursday
evening. by Companion F. ]. Rowell.
scribe Of the chapter.
The high priest promises an interesting
session to all who attend and an early
closing hour.