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eDOINGS IN FRATERNAL CIRCLES

and considsrable. information ,reEarding
| Mooseheart. III, where the Loyal Order
of Moose have established a home for
! orphan children and for old and infrm
members. They have acquired over 1000
acres of land and have erected many
buildings, and upward Of 100 children
OF members of the Moose are now being
cared for and educated. Mr.. .cassedy
claims the LoyaI Order of Moose h the
third largest oreauiSationein the world
having more than COO 0o0 members now on
Fits rolls. DR.. William A. Messsand the
members of the l. d. X. committee who
have in charge the arrangements for the
Dutch supper" were present The
Dutch supper will take place early in
January. .fs.
The weekly progressive euchre parties,
which are held every Friday night at
Moose Hall, are regular family gath
erings and very enjoyable. The commit
tee has decided to hold the euefre party
on Christmas Day and also New Years
Day. which fall on Friday.
A dispensation has again been granted
by the supreme dictator to open the char
ter of Columbia Lodge for an increase
OF membership. and a COMMITTEES has
been appointed consisting Of Dr. J.
Kramer, T. J. Lanahan, J. Albert StahI.
A. Caulheld. and Phil Kronheim TO de-
wise ways and means to build up the
membership roll TO 1000 members
The house committee has decided to
have open house at the cIubroOms on
New Years Day, and several of the lady
friends OF the members have volunteered
their services to assist in receiving the
callers The house committee viii pro-
vide bountifuI supply of refreshments
and good things to eat. and all members
and their friends are invited to call and
Inspect the clubrooms and be entertained.
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Columbia Lodge to Conduct Serv-
ices at Home.

The religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home on Sunday. De-
cember y, will be in charge of Columbia
Lodge, No. ;, F. A. A. NJ. and will be
conducted by Rev. Walter F. Smith. pas
tor of the Ingram Memorial Church.
Worshipful Master Sengstack an
nounCes that arrangements have been
n7ade to meet all who desire to attend
the services with automobiles at Georgia
avenue and RittenhOuse street at 2:l5
O'Clock. and large attendance is prUb-
able. The lodge will take its soloist and
Organist to the services.
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matron: Charles G. williams, worthy
patron; Mabel Thompson, associate
matron; Nellie Pattkon, conductress:
Jessie Hover, associate cOnductress;
Marian McCathran, secretary; Martha
Harper, treasurer; Convis Parker, senti-
mel, and the appointiye officers.
The east, was banked with tall cedar
trees. strung with coIpred electric
lights. making a beautiful background
fer the Installation ceremony. x
Miss Austin, Miss Fisher. Mr.. David
son, and Mr.. Mellis, Martha Chapters
choir. with Mrs. Norma Hines, organ
list, were assisted by Gertrude Ball.
Francis Scherger.s Marian Richardson.
/ Efie DarnaH, and, Messrs, William
Powell, ]. D. Rowan, w. J. Finius, and
Scantlebury in rendering Christmas
music appropriate for the occasion.
Addresses were made by the worthy
matron, Mrs. Anna Harvey. and the
worthy patron, Charles G. Williams,
and Looking Backward Over 1917
was the subject of a very witty paper
read by Miss Mabel Thompson, asso-
ciate matron. -, 81. -, ,
Past Matron Mrs. EfHe Briggs present
ed the retiring matron with past mat
ron's Jewel, and Mr.. Robert Davidson
presented the retiring patron with
handsome silver loving cup. Mrs. Edith
Kramer, on behalf of Martha Chapter
presented the secretary. Miss Marian NC
Cathron, with an Eastern Star pin, anu
Mrs. Nellie Pattison presented the treas
urer. Mrs Martha Harper, with an UNI
brella. The retiring matron was also pre-
sented with a set of silver knives ana
forks in token OF esteem from her many
friends in the chapter. and from the ap-
pointive officers of 1914, a beautiful piece
OF hand-painted china, the presentation
speech being made by Miss Ruth Briggs
After the completion of the program.
refreshments were served in the banquet
hail. where the spirit of Xmas was fur
ther carried out in the decorations.
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Friendship Chapter, o. e. s., to In
stall Omcers. ,,

Friendship Chapter, No. Il. o. f. S,
will hold its regular meeting in the
Masonic Hail. Tennellytown, d. C.. Tues
Gay, December %, at 7:50 p. m. The fol-
lowing officers will be installed by Past
Grand Matron, Mrs. Fanny Taylor. the
mother of Friendship Chapter: Mrs.
Mazella Parks, worthy matron: Mr.. John
w. Lynn. worthy patron: Mrs. Nellie
Fletcher associate matron; Mrs. Samuel
Shields, conductress: Past Matron Mrs.
Edith A Lynn, secretary; Junior Past
Matron Mrs. Fronie R. Bergman, treas
urer: Mrs. Esther Richardson, associate
conductress; Mrs. Annie Hail. marshal:
Miss Ruth Bergman, warder; Mr.. James
r. Hall, sentinel.
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Nation

titled Socialism: The Nation of
Fatherless Children" Mr. GoIdstein was
formerly a member of the Socialist move
ment. and was its first candidate for
mayor Of the city Of Boston He is con-
sidered to be SociaIism's most formidable
opponent He is often spoken of as a
walking encyclopedia of knowledge reIat-
ed to the entire ground of his subject
Admission to the lecture will be free
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Masonic Affairs.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE,


for senior warden; Armand onutt, for
Junior warden.
St Johns Lodge, No 1I-Albert G.
-! McChesney, master; Frank B. Ketchum
stepior warden; Abram R. Wingate, junior
= warden. James E. Hutchinson, secretary;
y Robert A. Daniel, treasurer. .-@ -
- Proxies to Grand Lodge-Richard II.
q Thomas, for master; George r. Davis for
:: senior warden; c. Marion Lashhorn. for
~ 5Unior warden.
& Dawson Lodge, No. lS-Royal z. Cor
a win. master: Perry P. Patrick. senior
s warden: Frederic z. Hodge, Junior war
, den; John A. Colborn. secretary; Joseph
.yyeFP. Stephenson, treasurer.
> Proxies TO Grand Lodge-William II.
Z Murray, for master; Rodney Gary. for
/, Senior warden: Wisdom d. Brown, for
Junior warden.
! Hope Lodge. No Cavalier I. Hagen.
imaster: David F. Linthicum, senior war
y den; Warren F. Rohr. Junior warden:
, William A. Craig, secretary; Harry G.
IHSherwood. treasurer.
- Proxies to Grand Lodge-Ernest x.
4 wilkins. for master; Edward A. l..
9 Sternes. for senior warden; Wallace w.
kirby. for Junior warden.
Z : 'Anacostia Lodge. No. 2i-AIbert E.
tBeck, master; Simon Bube senior war
Svden; William r. Williamson, Junior war
aen: Milton J. Fillius. secretary; Adolphus
= Gude, treasurer.
y, Proxies to Grand Lodge-Lawrence l.
y Dunning, for master; John T Fowler, jr.
( for senior warden; Albert D. Bartlett. for
Junior warden.
s. George c. Whiting Lodge. No. 22-Cor-
nelius II. Failing, master; Charles E
f11af II
" Craig, Junior warden; David F. Dunn
Z berth. secretary; Edward S Smith. treas
arer.
Proxies to Grand Lodge-william z. /
:; Greaves, for master: S. Dallas Tucker
: for senior warden; Reuben A. Bogley. for
: junior warden.
= stansbury Lodge. No. 24-Frank c.
( Shaw. master: Ezekiel ]. Ayers. senior
warden: Jacob NJ. KimbaH Junior war
( den: Henry Yost, jr., secretary; Arthur
{ c. Shaw. treasurer.
Proxies to Grand Lodge-Joseph Steker,
> for master; Henry c. Stein, for senior
: warden; EwaId Schneider. for Junior
warden.
King David Lodge. No. 2S-David G.
Cheesman.- master; Frank n. Chase. Sc
nior warden: Olin w. Roakes, junior
warden; CHARLES Z. Molster, secretary
Marvin NJ MUIPan. treasurer.
Proxies to Grand LOdge-Howard l.. |
Leslie, for master; Ernest c. Saltzman. !
for senior warden; Louis J. Hughes, for |
Junior warden.
Takoma Lodge. No. 29-Ernest w Por-
ter. master; Malcolm McCrone, senior |
warden; Harry \. Stacy. Junior warden;
Jacob b. Derrick. secretary; William z. |
Dyrc. treasurer.
Proxies TO Grand Lodge-C. H. Spencer.
for master; James n. England. for senior
warden; F. E. Reppert. for Junior war
den.
TempIe-NOyes Lodge. No. S2-Frank
SpriGE Perry, master; Clement w. Huske,
senior warden; John G. Hodges Junior
warden Francis A. Sebring, secretary;
Louis c. Wilson. trea surer.
Proxies to Grand Lodge-C. Fred Cook.
for master; John Poole, for senior war
den: l.. Whiting Estes, for Junior war
den.
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OmciRIs for Installations An


: fhe following named officers will
| perform the installation services in the
several subordinate lodges on the dates
named. the first named being the COM
missioned deputy grand chancellor for
the purpose and the other being named
as assisting:
January Franklin Lodge. No. >.
all the Grand Lodge officers
January 6-Mount Vernon. No. ;.
Grand Chancellor w. a. Kimmel. and
Past Grand Chancellor Mark Stearman.
January 5-Webster. No. :. Grand
Lecturer J. n. Kline. and Grand Pre-
late ]. c. Ellis.
Prelate |. c. Ellis and Grand Inner
Guard F. II. Melick.
January S-Syracusians. No. 10.
Grand Lodge officers.
January l1-Calanthe. No. IL. Grand
Outer Guard Wilson Harvey and Grand
Lecturer J. n. Kline.
January 5-Hermione. No. IL. Grand
Vice Chancellor w. a. kimmel. and
Past Grand Prelate G. W. Henderson.
January 5-Excelsior, No. H. Grand
Master at Arms J. B. Dickman. and
Conner.
January Equal, No. II. Grand
Inner Guard. F. H. Melick and Grand
Lecturer J. n. Kline.
January 14-Harmony, No. 81. Past
Grand Chancellor Mark Stearman and
Grand Master at Arms J. B. Dickman.
January 6-Union. No. %. Grand
Keeper of Records and Seal II. ]. Gas
son. and Grand Lecturer J. n. Kline.
January Capital. No. "a. Grand
Outer Guard Wilson Harvey, and Su-I
preme Representative Albert Kahlert.
January Myrtle. No. 25. Grand
H. NJ. Vandervort and Past
Grand Chancellor Mark Stearman.
January 13-Columbia, No. Is. Grand
Keeper of Record and Seal H. ]. Gas
son and Grand Vice Chancellor w. A !
and Grand Master at Arms ]. |
B. Dickman.
January 4-Amaranth. No. rs, Grand |
Master Of Exchequer F. B. Crown, and |
Grand Outer Guard Wilson Harvey
January S-Rathbone-Superi No. |
%, Grand Lodge officers.
January Century, No. 80, Grand |
Master at Arms ]. B. Dickman and
Past Grand Chancellor Mark stear-
man.
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Tribal Doings Of Red Men.

Sioux Tribe. No. Is. did not hold a
tribal meeting Thursday. but devoted the
evening to the members families and
their friends and it was known as Sioux
Tribes "Kiddies' Night" and was a
gala occasion for the little ones The
hall. which Is located at Sixth and G.
streets northwest. was tastefully deco
rated. in the center Of which was To-
Gated a huge Christmas tree, electrically
CONTINUED on PAGE ELEVEN.
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Washington Chapter, n. 4. NJ, to
Confer Degree,

Washington Chapter, No. 3, r. A. NJ.
will celebrate Christmas Eve by confer
ring the royal arch degree. This will be
the last convocation this year ard a large
attendance is desired as there Is bust
ness of Importance to be transacted. A
cordial invitation is extended to all Royal
Arch Masons
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Knights of Pythias Events.
LODGES.

December a-Eausl. No. Il. business: AIaranih.
No. =. election; Century. No. %. rank o. esquire
and election. -'H
December t-WsEster. No. z business Excelsior.
No. "a. business CAPITAL, No. e. business; Myrtle.
No. .. business '-..-'
December 9-MOunt Vernon. No. s. business
Union. No p. business Columbia. No Is election.
December 4-Harmony No. q, called, on.
December 25-None scheduled
PITHIAN SISTERS
December EJ-Fnendship Temple No g. hssiness
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Loyal Order of Moose.

Deputy Supreme Dictator J. Albert Cas-
sedy. of Baltimore, Md. was visitor
at the last meeting Of Columbia Lodge.
No. 126. Mr.. Cassidy gave a fine address
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doorkeeper c W. Schroeder: trustees
II. J. Bright. W. J. Carey and W. d
Culleen: delegates to the cabinet
Jesse b. K. Lee. W. ID. Culleen. William
&C. Nicholson. Thomas p. Ryan. William
J. O'Brien. William J. Carey. John T
Burdine, r J. Jones. James Y. Hughes
II. J. Stahl and J. T. Donnelly: delegate
to Immediate Relief Association. F. d
Chambers
Georgetown Council has elected the
following officers for the coming year
r. J. DepenbroCk. president: G W
OfTutt. jr.. vice president: T. Farrell
speaker: F. J. Richardson. ex-president;
Henry ConnelI. secretary: R p. wad-
dey. fiDanCial secretary: l. II. Yeat-
man. treasurer; +. $ Langan. chap
lain: VI. W. Michael. usher; b. F. Nc
Donald. sergeant-at-arms; l. Polling.
ldoorkeeper; r. =. Waddey and l.. Pol
ing. delegates to the cabinet: Henry
Connell. delegate TO Immediate Relief
Association; trustees. L. Polling. w. +.
Taylor and Henry COnnell
East Capitol Council met at 3I4
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. last
Monday evening The following Off
GERS were elected for the coming year:
President. c. c. Hibbey: vice president
r. n. c. Kicker; speaker, J. B. Stersie:
eX-president, F. A. ClavelouN: secre-
tary, w. J. HamaCher: financial secre-
tary, J. a. Frank: chaplain, ]. w
Flower: usher, A. NJ. Bugden: trustees
F. A. CIaveIoux. Joseph A. Frank. and
r. n. c. Kicker; delegate to cabinet.
C. c. Kibbey: delegate TO the Immedi-
ae Relief Association, F. \. Claveloux.
Pressmen's Council met at Eagles
Hall Monday evening. The following
officers were elected for the coming
year: l.. h. Strickrott. president: A.
W. Lovelace, vice president; Richard
II. Anderson. eX-president: John w.
Crabb. speaker; wiIford NJ Mott. chap
lain; Norman Miller, usher; c. Kelly.
sergeant-at-arms: J. Beavers. door
keeper; trustees. F. A. StriCkrott,
Charles H. Schultz. and John T. Finne-
gan; delegates to cabinet, F. A. Strick-
rott, c. II. Schultz: delegate to Imme-
diate Relief Association, F. A. Strick-
rott.
Congressional Council met at Typo
Temple on Wednesday even
ing. The following officers were elect
ed for the coming year: John +. |
Hogan, president: w. A Smith, vice
S. J. Dunbar. ex-president: Elmer |
Johnson. secretary; f. B. Bell. financial |
U. s J. Dunbar. treasurer; |
]. Z. Lanham. chaplain: J. b. Hayes, |
usher; Edward Herbert. sergeant-at-
arms; A. Sholl doorkeeper; trustees. 7. |
J. Powell, Edward Herbert. Albert Lari-
vier; delegates to cabinet, L. S. ]. |
Dunbar. ]. f. Hogan, f. Johnson. ID. |
A. Kildare, c. II. Sherwood, T. W. Sho- i
mo, J. E. Tyne; delegate to Immediate
Relief Association. Z. b. Bell. Six can
iidates were initiated
The Bruen Home benefit will be held
tomorrow night, December 81, at
Polls Theater The play is Cinderella"
oy Mr.. William J. McKiernan, of Wash
ngton, ID. c.
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Notes of National Union. l..

December a-Ihe Brre-n Home benefit at Poll.
Theater: Potomac Council. Pythiau Temple; Cen
tIal Council Perpetual Building Hall
December a-Bancroft Council, TSpouaphicaI
Temple; DahlSrsn Council. Pythisn Temple.
At the last regular meeting of Nc
Kinley Council, No. 9s2, the following
officers we're elected for the coming
year: President, Jesse B. K. Lee; vice
president, S. J., Birthright; .ex-presi-
dent. w. c. Nicholson: speaker, H J..
Stahl; secretary, r. J. Jones; financial
secretary, w. @. Belts: treasurer,
Charles G. Robinson; chaplain. John T.
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Chancellor commander. Lee B. Emery:
vice chancellor, George f. Speaker;
pTelate. J. $. Prescott: master of works.
w II. Boswell: keeper OF records and
seal. B. c. Mcouay (re-elected. twenty
seventh year.: master of finance, John
Adams. jr.: master OF eXchequer. W. A.
Thompson Cre-electedD: master at arms
f. B. Thomas: inner guard. Max Rosen-
thai (re-elected: outer guard. A. T
Adams (re-elected); representative to the
relief bureau. c. W. Henderson: trustees
John Adams. sr.. G.. w. Henderson and
+. B. Thomas: representatives to the
Grand Lodge. John Adams. sr.. w A.
Thompson. NJ. J. Davis. c. ". Hender-
son and 3. {. MCQuay.
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Omcer. InstaiIed by Martha Chap.
ter, o. E. :.

The following officers were installed
10y the grand worthy matr0n. Mrs.
Jessie COwles. at the meeting of
Martha Chapter, No. (. o. E. s., on
Friday night: Anna Harvey, worthy
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Washington Company Elects
Officers

Washington Company. No. !, L. r. X.
of p. held its annual election Wednesday
night, which resulted as follows: George
h whiting. captain; George G. Cressy,
hrst lieutenant; William NJ Williams,
second lieutenant: Roger A Reeves
treasurer (re-elected: Morris II. Konigs-
berg. recorder: Albert II. Adams, first
sergeant; William Roberts. second SER
geant.
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Dramatic Club TO Produce Tive
Plays.

Tho knights of Columbus Dramatic
Club met Monday evening. President
Francis J. p. Cleary. presiding. Arrange
ments were perfected for producing two
plays Naval Engagements' and INV
Lord in Livery" to be staged in Car
roll Hall. C street near Tenth street
northwest. on February 10. at S O'Clock
The proceeds will be presented to the
Particular Council, St Vincent de Paul
Society. for its relief work among the
deserving poor Of the CITY
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Pythian Dramatic Club Organizes,

At the regular meeting of the organi-
zation committee last Sunday after
noon the Pythian Dramatic Club was
formally launched and various commit
tees appointed, including a committee to
draft set of bylaws for the club
w. Z. Dentinger, of Century Lodge.
No. 30. was elected president; Jerome
Williams. of Calanthe Lodge, No. H.
secretary. and Vice Grand Chancellor
William II. Kimmel, treasurer. The next
meeting will be held Sunday afternoon
January 3, in the chancellOrs room.
1t was announced at the meeting last
Sunday that one of the first attempts of
the Dramatic Club would be the produc-
ton of a modern play written by W. F..
Dentinger. embracing Pythian senti-
ments. The setting of the drama is laid
in Washington. has three acts and twelve
people in the cast The title of the piece
is Friendship Regained."
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Activities of Knighto of Co.
lumbus.
Carroll Council EnJoyI Christina,
Tree.

Carroll Council met Tuesday evening
Grand Knight William J. McGee presid-
ing. Arrangements were completed for
the distribution of Christmas baskets
among the poor OF the city by a commit
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tee from the council headed by George
A. Howe
Lecturer Degnan presided at the social
session. Entertainment numbers were
contributed by the double quartet OF
the choral society. Mr.. W. Malone. of
Chicago. and the following members of
Carroll Council: John Deviney. Harry J.
Kane, William a. Kane, albert Brand.
John F. MCGUIRE. and John Campbell
Rev. 2. c. Gavan. pastor Of the Sacred
Heart Church, a recent addition to the
council. delivered an address Over fifty
presents were distributed from the
Christmas tree. including a set of the
Catholic Encyclopedia, presented to Mr.
Michael DOherty.
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Keane Council to Have Ladies'
Night"

The next regular meeting of Keant
Council falling on Christmas Eve. has
been postponed to December %. at ~
O'Clock. Following a brief business ses-
sion the doors will be opened and the
lecturer, William A. Shreve. and COM
mlttee will offer fine program Of en-
tertainment Capt. Edwards announces
this will be ladies night" Refresh
ments will be served and souvenirs pre-
sented to the guests
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SpaIdinE Council Has Large Class
of Candidates.

Spalding Council met Thursday evening
at 7:3O O'Clock. The first degree was con-
ferred on a large class Of candidates by
Grand Knight DR.. J. Rozier BiEgs,
Deputy Grand Knight NJ. A. McAuIiffe
and Chancellor NJ. J. Driscoll, Warden
Joseph a Marsden and degree corps par
tcipating. An open meeting was held
beginning at o'clock, with John 4.
Merkling, lecturer and chairman of the
entertainment committee in charge.
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David GoIdsteIn to Lecture Here.

David Goldstein, of Boston, will lee
ture In this city under the auspices OF
the order on Sunday evening. January
"a, on David and Goliath" or Chris
tianity versus Socialism" Mr.. GOldstein
Is recognized as an eminent sOciologist
and lecturer. He Is a joint author with
Mrs. Martha Moore Avery Of q work en-
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Potomac Council Confers First De

Potomac Council met on last Monday
evening, with Grand Knight Edward l..
Tucker, presiding. Following the buSi-
ness session the honors of the first de-
gree were conferred on a large number
Of candidates by Grand knight Tucker
and degree corps. A quartet composed
OF Maurice p. Fitzgerald. P. L. O'Brien,
Michael d. Schafer and Walter l. Plant,
with DR.. Dickinson as accompanist. rem
dered several numbers
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Choral Society Rehcarsing for Con-
cert.
Rehearsals for the concert to be given
by the Knights OF Columbus Choral So
ciety. under the direction OF Dr. Dickin-
son. on Friday evening. February ). are
now in progress Tomorrow night the
ChOristers will assist at the exercises
celebrating the elevation Of Rev. Father
o'Brien, Of st. Peters Church. to the
title Of mOnsignor
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Century Lodge to Confer Rank Of
knight.

Century Lodge, No. 60 will confer the
rank of knight on five candidates at its
meeting tomorrow night Election OF,
officers will also be held
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Tempe-Noyes Lodge. No. S2-Frank
SpriGE Ferry, master; Clement w. Huske
senior warden; John G. Hodges. Junior
warden: Francis A. Sebring, secretary;
Louis c. Wilson. trea surer
Proxies to Grand Lodge-C. Fred Cook
for master; John Poole, for senior war
den: l.. Whiting Estes, for Junior war
den.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE ELEVEN.
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Dawson Lodge, No. 1e-RoyaI z. Cor
! win, master: Perry P Patrick. senior
warden; Frederic z. Hodge, Junior war
den; John A. CoIborn. secretary: Joseph
'FP. Stephenson, treasurer.
; Proxies to Grand Lodge-William II.
Murray. for master; Rodney Gary. for
Senior warden: Wisdom ID. Brown, for
-junior warden.
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. : Anacostia Lodge. No. 2i-AIbert E.
'Beck, master; Simon Bube, senior war
,vden; William r. Williamson, Junior war
den; Milton ]. Fillius. secretary; Adolphus
Gude, treasurer.
y Proxies to Grand Lodge-Lawrence L.
/. Dunning, for master: John T. Fowler, jr.,
for senior warden; Albert D. Bartlett for
junior warden
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Z Hope Lodge. No. Cavalier l. Hagen.
smaster: David F. Linthicum. senior war.
den; Warren F. Rohr. Junior warden;
william A. Craig. secretary; Harry C.
'NSherwOod. treasurer.
- Proxies to Grand Lodge-Ernest X.
wilkins. for master; Edward A. l..
. Sternes. for senior warden; Wallace w.
Kirby, for Junior warden.
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MrS Emma u. Bynum. supreme repre-
sentative from the grand temple. Pythian
Sisters of Virginia and the District of
Columbia. has been appointed deputy su-
preme chief by the supreme chief OF the
order Mrs. Cora NJ. Davis. OF Union,
Greg.
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Takoma Lodge. No. 29-Ernest w Por-
ter. master; Malcolm McCrone, senior
warden; Harry 4. Stacy. Junior warden:
Jacob B. Derrick. secretary; William E.
Dyrc, treasurer
Proxies to Grand Lodge-C. II. Spencer.
for master; James N England. for senior
warden; +. Z. Reppert, for Junior war
den.
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The Bruen Home benefit will be held
tomorrow night, December 81, at
Polls Theater. The play is Cinderella" +"
by Mr.. William J. McKiernan, of Wash
ington, ID. C
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King David Lodge. No. 2S-David C.
Cheesman. master; Frank n. Chase. Sc
( niOr warden; Olin w. Roakes, junior
warden; Charles Z. Molster, secretary;
Marvin NJ. Mclean. treasurer.
Proxies to Grand LOdge-Howard l..
Leslie, for master: Ernest c. Saltzman-
for senior warden; Louis J. Hughes, for
Junior warden.
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= Stansbury Lodge. No 2-Frank c.
Shaw. master; Ezekiel ]. Ayers. senior
warden: Jacob NJ. KimbaIl. Junior war
, den: Henry Yost jr., secretary; Arthur
c. Shaw, treasurer
Proxies to Grand LOdge-JOseph Steker
for master: Henry c. Stein. for senior
: warden; EwaId Schneider for Junior
warden.