Evening star., 1914-03-15
and many interesting addresses were
made by visitors present

| made by visitors present.
Mizpah Council. No. 8, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Georgetown. Friday night; haa
| many visitors present. The following
were appointed as a committee on en-
tertainment to confer with the other
councils of the jurisdiction: Chairman OF
the good of order committee, Mrs. Ger
trude Veitch; Wilbert J. Shelton and Past
State Councillor Mrs. Lille NJ. Milstead.
State Council Inside Sentinel Mrs Nam
mie Howell and Past Councillor J. II
Howell. both of Victory Council. No. 4
made remarks which were responded 70
by Past Councillor Grover E. Payne, re-
State Councillor Mrs. Lille NJ. Milstead'
Past Councillors Mrs. Elizabeth Wells
Edgar c. Blackman and others.
Victory Council, No I. one of the lead
ing councils Of this jurisdiction, has ap-
pointed Past Councillor J. H. Howell. its
| recording secretary. chairman of the com,
mittee. comprising Mrs. Annie Nauck and
together in the District Of Columbia and
with their cooperation form committee
to prepare for a large entertainment to be
given some time in April. 1t is also pro-
posed to give another in the fall of this
year. when the public will be invited to
attend and the principles of the order will
be demonstrated. Many prominent speak
ers will be present at the fall affair. II
Is UNDERSTOOD the councils generally are
much in favor of this undertaking.
At the last meeting of this council moro
than 800 members and friends attended
to witness the country skule," which
was given by the male members of the
council. Dancing followed.
The State Council secretary, Charles H
Miller. member of Liberty Council, No
q. and the recording secretary of this
council. has been reported as confined to
his home with the grip.
Miscellaneous.
District Tent, No 8, X. O. T. NJ. has
class initiation Thursday evening. a,
which majority of twenty-three appli.
fants Tor admission were duly inducted
into the order, and all of them made
priei speeches at the close of the cere
monies. Refreshments were served.
A joint class initiation was conducted
py seven tents of the K. o. T. NJ. Mon
day evening. Each tent was we'll repre-
senteo both by Its members and candi
the joint committee having the affair ir
charge The work of. the degree wa.
conducted by team under the direction
OF w. w. Adamson. jr. It was the thirt
OF series of class limitations, and Is sale
to have been the best ever held. .. w
Gall. state commander, instructed the
candidates At the close Charles j. Gates
of Mount Vernon Tent S. v, Cusack Of
National Tent and Mr.. Gall, as repre-
sentative Of the Supreme Tent, made briet
addre sses. followed by o. w. Hammond
Of Golden Rule Tent, who also was
called upon for remarks. A buffet suppe,
was served.
The members Of A. R. Talbot Camp
No. 1912. Modern Woodmen of America
entertained rx-ifl
concert given by an orchestra from the
Marine Band. consisting of sixteen pieces
most OF whom were members of the
camp.
March. National Emblem" Bagley; over.
ture. Light Cavalry" Suppe: popular
ditty. Peg O. My Heart" Fischer: flute
solo, "Fantasie Brilliante." Poppe. Robert
E.. Seel; piano solo, Hungarian Rhap-
sody," Clair Nye. v. w. Potter. cons 81
short address was given by District Dep.
uty H. II. Millard. The concert was
followed by smoker, and a buffet
luncheon was served. The committee ir
charge was V. w. Potter and J. K. Dun
can. the latter presiding during the en-
tertainment.
Mount Vernon Hive, No. 2. l.. O. T. NJ
o. T. W.. Monday night at Pythian Tenn.
pie received a visit from the new state
commander. Lady Mabel La Rue. Lad,
La Rue was received by Lady Command
er Margaret r. Peck, with the honol
due her rank in the order. and delivered
an appropriate address. After the trans
action Of the business of the hive the
doors were thrown open to friends Of
the members and social session fol.
lowed While refreshments were being
served Lady State Commander La Rue
made an address, giving a short history
of the Ladies Of the Maccabees Of the
World.
Dancing followed. There was full
attendance, and a rising vote Of thanks
was rendered Lady Topping, pianist, fol
the music for the evening.