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The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
Grand Chancellor Nandervort An
nounces Committees.

The new grand chancellor announced
the following committees of the Grand
Lodge for the coming year:
Judiciary-O. A. Booth (chairman).
Equal Lodge, No. IL; ii. p. Wiley, Mount
Vernon Lodge, No. s; Edward Dunn.
Franklin Lodge. No. .; J. w. Bixler,
Rathbone-Superior Lodge, No. .: ]. r. S.
Dickens. Amaranth Lodge, No. y.
Grievances-T. J. Hartford (chairman).
Hermione Lodge. No. Il: J. NJ McCauley.
Equal Lodge. No. II: II. w. Winter, Ger
mania Lodge. No. Is
Finance-E. Lodge Hill (chairman) Har-
mony Lodge, No. p: Lee II. Harris,
Mount Vernon, No. 5; ]. B. Conner, Ex-
celsior, No. Il.
Credentials-w. A. wilding (chairman).
Excelsior. No. IA; NJ. T. Pines, Century.
No. 90. w. Z. Poole, Hermione. No. Il.
Reports-w. r. Carver (chairman),
Amaranth, No. 3; c. e. McAllister, De-
catur, No. .; George w. Haley, Union,
No. %.
State of the Order-John B. Dickman
chairman, Webster. No. II; j. n. Kline,
Mount Vernon, No. 5; Z. W. YouRt,
Calanthe. No. II.
Printing!. b. Tallman chairman,
Century, No. 30; T. ]. Cason. Union, No.
%: II. J. Gasson, Excelsior. No II.
Warrants and Charters-J. G. Roberts
(chairman), Decatur, No. 3; A. l. Jarboe,
Syracusians, No. 10; NJ. E. Crowther,
Myrtle. No. 25.
Rules-W. Z. Owen (chairman), Rath-
bone-Superior Lodge, No. 9; b. Taran-
tino, Columbia, No. a; 7. E. Mullicano,
Germania. No. 10
Fraternal Correspondence-F. H. Melick
(chairman), Myrtle, No. Is; j. r. Has
kins, Equal. No. Il; G. W. Han, Calan-
the, No. II.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
Red Mems Affairs.

Sioux Tribe, No. IS, had another gala
night Thursday, the members turning
out in large numbers. Brothers Wise,
Usher. and Jeanette were reported as
having recovered from their illness.
Great Senior Sycamore John I.
Bunch gave a talk on the Junior Order
of Red Men. and asked the cooperation
of all the Red Men in the District in
making the organization Cfor boys and
girls under eighteen) a success. and
expressed the hope of having at least
three camps started before the end of
the present year.
Brothers Carnell. W. c. Wise. and
Jacque Heidenheimer represented Sioux
Tribe in the George Washington pa
rade held in Alexandria OH Monday.
corner of Sixth and G streets north
west every Thursday evening. An
brothers of this and other reservations
are cordially invited TO attend.
At the regular meeting of Logan
Tribe. which was held on Thursday
night, the great sachem and the great
junior sycamore, Henry Hummer. a
member of Logan Tribe, paid the tribe
an unofficial visit.
Past Great Senior Sycamore W. H.
Wilson, of the District, who has been
a member of the Red Men since 1864,
gave the tribe an interesting talk, as
did P. S. William Gordon, of Indian
apolis, Ind, and P. S. William Smoot.
Of Seneca Tribe
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Copyright By Harris Ewing.

Porter. assisted by Past Master Howard
S. Fisk.
AT the communication last Tuesday
evening Justice Ashley NJ. Gould. OF the
Supreme Court OF the District of Column
bia. one OF the pioneer members Of Ia
koma Lodge, delivered an address on
Masonry and the Courts" in the pres
ence of a large gathering.
The master announced that Past Mas
ter William Mehn was slowly recovering
from his recent operation and had re-
sumed his official duties. Secretary J. b.
Derrick is confined TO his home on ac-
count of illness. In his absence at the
meeting Past Master Howard S. Fisk
recorded the minutes. Past Master Enos
s. Harnden has returned to the South,
where he will be for few weeks longer.
Among those present were Past Masters
DIR. III. NJ. Bennett, William Z. Dyre,
Joseph b. Simpson. and Howard S. Fisk.
of Takoma Lodge. No. -; James +. Pat
ten. Lodge, No. 17S, Brockport, n. Y:
Thomas l. Hall, Alexandria a-Washington
Lodge. No. -. Alexandria, Va; o. b.
Atwood, Lodge No. 7s0 Illinois. and Past
Master +. L. Cunningham, Lodge No. 46,
Maryland.
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Friendship Chapter, o. E. -. Enter
tuins.

Friendship Chapter. No. Il. o. Z. s..
gave a Valentine dance in Tennally-
town. ID. c.. last Monday night. Re-
gardless OF the inclement weather, the
dance was a success. The different
committees looked after the comfort of
those present. The committees and all
present were so much pleased that it
was decided 10 give another dance after
Easter. The chapter held il regular
meeting Thursday evening, at 1880 p.
m. After the routine business the de-
gree was conferred on several candi-
dates. The entertainment committee
arranged a short program, including
violin solo by Brother Leech. of Es-
ther Chapter. No. 5, which was greatly
enjoyed by all. There was a good at
tendance, including Worthy Matron
Grace Lee Morgan. of Esther Chapter.
No. 5. and Past Matrons Holiday and
Rosemond. of Mizpah Chapter, No. s.
After the meeting the refreshment
committee did the honors in the ban
quet hall.
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DIR. Hart. of Boston. was recent guest
of DIR. and Mira H Z. Ames.
Mrs. Waldo C. Hibbs has returned from
six weeks visit TO Mai. and Mrs N
n. Hail at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
n. Y.
Miss Virginia Passano attended the last
assembly in Baltimore last week.
Mrs. S. S. Edmonston is spending the
remainder of the winter with her daugh-
ter and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. E ].
Farrell, in Chicago.
Miss Georgia Green. who has been on
a short visit to her brother and sister,
at Hammond Court, left last Wednesday
for an indefinite visit to New York.
Miss Ann Eliot Pennybaker was host
ess on Wednesday at small birthday
party.
Mrs. James MacSherry and Miss Rosa
lie Forrest were at home Informally last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Goodwin are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the birth
of a little daughter.
The Misses Darneille have taken an
apartment at the Stoddard, Twenty
ninth and Q streets.
Mrs. H. B. King will leave on Thurs
day for Boston. where she will be the
guest of her son-in-law and daughter.
Ensign Radford Moses, U. s. N, and
Mrs. Moses, at the Charlestown Navy
Yard, Mass.
Mrs. Alexander Kearney, Of Roanoke,
Va, returned yesterday to her home.
after a weeks visit to her mother, Mrs.
c. B. Pierce.
Mrs. Elizabeth Garland is expected
home during the week from a visit te
her aunt, Mrs. Gleaves, in the Brook
lyn Navy Yard, N. Y.
Mr. Charlie Cropley has returned from
a short visit to his sister, Mrs Tom
Wood, in Wilmington, Del
Miss Kurtz, of P street. was hostess
last Saturday at a card party.
The Sunday schoolteachers OF St
Johns Church held a social evening last
Tuesday to meet their new pastor, Rev.
c. Sparkling, and Mrs. Sparkling. Later
an oyster supper was enjoyed. Those on
the committee were Mrs. John WOOD
Miss Kurtz, and Miss Helen Williams.
Mrs. J. w. Riley, of Winchester. Va.
was the guest during the past week of
Mrs. C. P. Williams.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Preston was at home
informally last Monday.
A surprise party was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Walter Bogley on Tuesday by
eighteen of their friends |
Rev. James H. w. Blake and Mrs.
Blake entertained the choir of Christ
Church on Tuesday evening.
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William F. Hunt Chapter, o. L. s.,
:. Holds Session.

William F. Hunt Chapter, No. 16. o. E.
s.. held a well-attended meeting on last
Thursday. the principal event of the
evening being the initiation OF four can
didates. Past Grand Patron George w.
Mobray. who has been absent from the
city for four years, was present and gave
an interesting talk on Eastern Star mat
ters in general, and took occasion to
congratulate the officers on the excellent
work OF the evening. A short program,
including a recitation by Mrs. Julia N.
Streater, past grand matron, and a song
by James ID. Rowen, was given. Both
numbers responded to encores,
At the close of the meeting all present
were invited to the banquet hall where
refreshments had been prepared under
the direction of Past Matron Mrs Rosie
I Carter. chairman of the refreshment
committee.
The worthy matron, Mrs. Rose, an
nounces masquerade dance as the at
traction at the close of the meeting of
March T.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
Anniversary Celebration Held.

The principal occasion of the past week
was the celebration of the seventy-fifth
anniversary of the lodge, and in connec-
tion Herewith the grand visitation of the
grand master, Frank u. Rapp, and his
corps of grand officers to Eastern Lodge
for the year 1914. Following the transac-
tion of routine business. the lodge re-
ceived the grand master and his officers
and Grand Patriarch John D. Yoakley
and the other officers of the Grand En-
campment. Accompanying the grand
officers were Past Grand Masters George
Gerberich, John l. Brown, Daniel A.
Dugan. and Edgar D. Thompson, and
during the evening the lodge was sur
prised by visit from Past Grand Master
William II. McNeal. now a resident Of
Texas. but who still holds his member
ship in Federal City Lodge, No. 20. of
this city. At the close of the official
visit the lodge was closed in form, and
the chairman Of the entertainment COM
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01

a free republic which should be the haven
of the oppressed OF all lands.
After defeating the British army ard
driving II from our shores, he. together
with his compatriots. wrote into the or
ganic law OF the nation the eternal priri-
ciples OF Freemasonry. thereby guaran-
teeing to every citizen. whether Gem
tile or Jew, Christian of Turk. the right
to worship God according to the dictates
OF his own conscience, and further guar
anteeing that church and state should
forever remain separate. that religion
should not control the government, and
that free school system should be
maintained that every child might have
an opportunity to secure an education.
The name Of this iilustrious Mason
and his heroic achievements will live as
long as time endures.'
kallipoIis Grotto Holds Ceremonial.
Five hundred prophets turned out for
the George Washington ceremonial and
banquet Of Kallipolis Grotto. No. Is.
Mystic Order of Yelled Prophets Of the
Enchanted Realm. at the New Willard
last Wednesday night.
True to the legend on the program,
there was something doing every min
ute," from the first chords struck by the
Kallipolis Grotto Brass Band. which
made its initial appearance I'm public
at that time. to the drop of the curtain
on the play, THE Spirit of 10" The
principals in the cast were: Phil Mach
man, Phil Schneider, and Harry Kinney.
THE Minute Men of 1874" under the
lead of Gen. Frank Pierce, were Capts.
Charles z. Stevens, z. N. Libbey. Z. w.
Hawkins, Peter Latterner. George H.
Emmons, Kirk C. Miller. Edward Hutchl-
son. Roland Roderick. w. c. Pratt, Mil
ton ]. Fillius, ]. S. Goldsmith. Charles
p. Rouse, and Paul Groves.
William F. GUIDE, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, and Rev. Hugh
T. Stevenson were among the speakers.
Edward S. Schmid. ]. w. Collins. John H.
Shreve. and Raymond b. Dickey were
the past monarchs present. Dan Noeller,
Of the Washington baseball club. was
one OF the honor guests.
"All Fools Number will be the name
of the first issue of the Kallipolis Kron-
icle. the new quarterly of the organiza-
ton. c. A Brewton. editor, has prom
ised that the first issue will be out early
in March.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
II. VI. ynndervort Elected Grand
Chancellor.

The Grand Lodge. Knights OF Pythias
which has been in session during the past
week. concluded its deliberations on
Thursday evening, at which time the fol-
lowing were elected as officers Of the
Grand Lodge for the ensuing year: Grand
chancellor. H. NJ Vandervort. of Mount
Vernon Lodge. No. 5; grand vice chan
cellor. w. A. kimmell. of Calanthe Lodge.
No. IL: grand prelate. Isaac c. Ellis, OF
Rathbone-Superior Lodge, No. -: grand
keeper of records and SEAL II. J. Gasson.
Of Excelsior Lodge, No. II (re-elected: /:
grand master of eXchequer. F. Is. Crown.
of Myrtle Lodge, No. 5 re-electeD:
grand master-at-arms, J. b. Dickman. of
Webster Lodge, No. Z: grand inner guard.
F. II. Melick, of Myrtle Lodge. No. =:
grand outer guard. r. S. Sebastian. of
Decatur Lodge. No. 3 Cre-elected): grand
lecturer. James n. Kline. of Mount Ver-
non Lodge. No. s: grand trustees. Thomas
+. Langdon. of Calanthe Lodge, No. II:
+. Lodge Hill. of Harmony Lodge. No.
y. and J. F. Skidmore. of Capital Lodge,
No. a
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Doings of Odd Fellows.
Calendar.
SURORDISATE LODGES

SUBORDINATE LODGES.
March 2-Union. No. II. and Beacon, No. Is de-
gree work; Covenant, No Is and Langdon, No. 5
business.
and Amity, No. 2, degree work.
March 4Eastern. no. Z; Harmony, No. 9; Fedzal
City. No. %. and Friendship. No. Z. degree work.
March 5-Columbia. No. 10. degree work; Excelsior
No. H. and Salem, No. . business
March 6-Central No. l. degree work; Metropolis
No. Is, grand visitation: Phoenix No. ., business.
ENCASfPMENTS.
March 4-Mount Nebo. No. s. grznd visitation.
March 6-Magenenu. No. 4. degree work
REBEkAH LODGES.
March e-Naomi, No. /, grand visitation; Ruth.
No. . business.
March 6-Mniam, No. 6. degree work
PATRIARCHS MILITANT,
March 7-Canton Washington, No. /, regular
monthly session.
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Military Department-J. H. WiIliamp
(chairman). Syracusians Lodge, No. 10: n.
T. Whiting, Webster, No. "a: p. r.
Patrick. Franklin. No. 2.
Insurance Department-C. T. Roderick
tchairman), Union. No. q; b. c. Nc
Quay, Harmony. No. q; C. L. Saur.
Capital. No. "a.
Necrology-A. W. I4eeke (chairman)
Franklin. No. 2: NJ Hanson, Decatur,
NO. >; III. 7. II. Sinclair. Capital. No. "a.
Pythian Education-I. A. Emmons
lchairman). Calanthe, No. II; C. s. Jones,
Webster. No. a: A. W. sherrier. Ex-
celsior. No. IA.
SUBDIVISION and Rcference-J. NJ. Kline,
ST. fchannian). Mount Vernon. No. 8: ii.
=. Wagner. Hermione, No. I2: G. Frank
Day. Century. No. Do
Publicity-S. NJ. Pearson fchairman),
syracusians, No. 10; w. B. Hardy,
Amaranth. No. Is: F. H. MeiIck, Myrtle.
NO. %; z. w. Heiss. Rathbone-Superior,
NO: y; =. J. Newcomb. Equal. No. Il.
f1fteth anniversary-H. p. Wiley,
chairman. Mount Vernon, No. S; T. By
mum, Rathbone-Superior. No. %; ]. NJ.
Kline. sr., Mount Vernon. No. 5: Jeffer-
son Middleton, Webster No. Z; J. w. Car
ter, Capital No. "a Joint committee of
the several subordinate lodges to the ff-
tieth anniversary committee-A. w.
Leeke. Franklin. No. 2:fL H. Harris.
Mount Vernon. No. 5: NJ. A. Leese. Web
ster, No. I; c. f. McAllister. Decatur.
No. 8: A. Kahlert. Syracusians. No. 10:
w. A. Rimmel. Calanthe, No. IL: w. Z.
Poole. Hermione, No. Il: W. A. wilding.
Excelsior, No. II: ]. G. Angerman. Ger
mania, No. Is: o. A. Booth, Equal, No.
II; B. C. McQuay. Harmony, No. p: T.
j. Cason. Union. No. q; ]. z. Wilson.
Hall 10
No. 25: b. Tarantino. Columbia. No. 2s;
w. B. Hardy, Amaranth. No. S: Fl. T..
Thompson. Rathbone-Superior. No. 81
NJ. T. Pines. Century. No. 90: r. T.
Whiting. Washington Council. No. 1; I.
A. Emmons, Coldwell Council. No. Z.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
Knights of Columbus.
Washington Council Holds Success
fuI Assembly.

The dancing assembly, held under the
auspices of Washington Council on Fri
day evening. was perhaps one of the
most successful and best attended OF the
dances held during the season which
closed on Shrove Tuesday. Due to the
fact that there have been very few func-
tions Of this character held under the
direction of the parent council, more
than usual interest was taken in the
affair. 1t has been decided to hold two
more dances by this council after Easter
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
Knights Of Pythias.
Calendar.

March Equal Lodge M. Il: Amaranth Lodge,
No. 3. and Century Lodge. No. %, rank Of esquire.
March 3-Wehster Lodge. No. 7. rank Of page: Ex-
csior Lodge. No. II. rank Of esquire CAPITAL Lodge
No. y. and Myrtle Lodge. 3. rank OF knight.
March -Mount Vernon Lodge No. s. and Union
Lodge. No. - business
March 5-Ffsnkln Lodge. No. .. rank of esquire.
March 6-syactsians LOdge, No. TO- rank Of
esquire.
PiTHIAN SISTERS.
March 4-Frendship Temple. No. g. degree work.
March e-RathbOne Temple No. g. degree work.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
March 81. T. ColdweIl COMPANY. No. Z, business
GOLDEN JUBILEE COMMITTEE
March Injecting Of general committee.
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Grand Master F. e. Rapp to Make
yIsitations.

On Monday eveing. March 2. Grand
Master F. E. Rapp and his officers will
pay a fraternai visit to Naomi Rebekah
Lodge, No. /, and on Friday evening.
March s. to Metropolis Lodge, No. is.
IL Is desired that there be large at
tendance at both visitations. Grand Sec
retary W. Z. Clapp has received the visi-
tation cards, and same can be procured
from him at mis- Office, either by the
lodge secretaries or members.
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Z. A.: 80, business: Osiris No. 8; King Solomon.
No. 81. Il noon. F. c.; 2 p. m. Z. A.; East Gate.
No. 81. F. c.
March 5-Naral. No. 4. L. A; Hiram No. 10.
Z. A; La Fayette, No. ls. Z A.; William Z. Sim
sieton, No. %.
March 6-Columbia, No. ); Lebanon. No. Z, NJ. NJ.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
March S-La Fayette. No. 5. p. and NJ T.; Wash
ington Naval. No. G
March 4-Oolumbia No. /; Brghtwood, No. 3.
March 6-School Of instruction.
KNIGHT TEaIPLAR COMMANDERIES.
March 2-0ient. No. s.
March 4-Potomac No. )
March 6-Cohmbia, No. .
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
March S-Mithras Lodge Of Perfection. No. l.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS
March 2-Ruth. No. L
March 5-Mizrah, No s.
March s-Areme, No. 10.
March 5-Esther. No. S.
March e-Marths, No. 4.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
Past Grand Chancellor Stenrmnn
Elected Grand Tribune.

Grand Chancellor Vandervort nominated
Past Grand Chancellor Mark Stearman
for grand tribune" for a term Of five
years. and the nomination was confirmed
by the Grand Lodge.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.
TnnnRG

March 2-Potomsc. No. S; B. B. French. No u.
Z. A.: Anacostia. No. q, f. c.; Pentalpha, No. ..
NJ. NJ; Mount Pleasant No. 5. +. C.; East Gate.
No. 81. ladies' night.
March 3-Nstioual. No. L; Aminius. No. 8,
". NJ; n. NJ. Parker. No. 2; King David. No. .;
Tskoma No. .. special NJ. NJ.
March 4-washiDgtOn Centennial. No. Il. 6 p. m.
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Takomn Lodge, to Hold Special
ommunfcnfion.

Lodge, No. g, F. A. A. NJ, will be held
Tuesday evening. when the NJ. NJ. de-
gree will be exemplified by Senior War
den Ernest Warren Porter, who Is pre-
siding over the lodge in the absence of
the master. Enos s. Harnden. He will
be assisted by Past Master William E.
Dyre.
At the regular stated communication,
Tuesday, March 10. the NJ. NJ. degree will
again be presented by Senior Warden
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
National Union Events.
Calendar.

March 2-Federal Council. E1ynns Hall, Eighth
and streets northwest; the National Union Choral
Society," Eagles Hall sixth and z streets northwest
March S-WIlam II. Cnllins Council, Schnidt's
Hail. SIC Ninth street northwest
March T-tfovernment Printing Ofics Council
typographical Temple. ~ street northwest
Scott Council met last Monday evening
at Pythian Temple.
Northeast Washington Council met at
their temple, 1l23 II street northeast
Monday evening. This council has
felt very proud for the last two years
because its representative to the cabinet,
Friend W. r. Carver, had been honored
by being elected to the presidency of
that body. Friend Carver has been a
hard worker and untiring in his efforts
CONTINUED on PAGE FouR
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
New Chapter of Royal Arch Masons
Constituted.

Constituted.
The impressive ceremony of constitu-
ting new chapter of Royal Arch
Masons was performed Wednesday even
ing by Grand High Priest Walter B.
Pettus and the officers of the Grand
Chapter at the Masonic Hall, at the
corner of Fourteenth and Kenyon streets
northwest, whe- Mount Pleasant Chap
ter, No. Is, was constituted under the
charter granted by the Grand Chapter at
its recent annual convocation. The Of
ticers and companions participating in
the ceremony ere: Walter B. Pettus,
grand high -riest; Lem Towers. jr..
deputy grand high priest; William c.
Fowler, grand king; William II. Wun-
der. grand scribe: Arvine w. Johnston.
grand secretary: John A. Colborn.
grand treasurer: lille Drown, grand
visitor and lecturer; Paul r. Hickok.
grand chaplain; Charles c. Coombs. act
ins grand captain of host; Arthur c.
Shaw, grand principal sojourner; Emmett
NJ. Carter, grand royal arch captain:
Frank F. Major, gran master of third
vail; John A. Goodier. acting grand mas
ter of second vail: Guy w. A. Camp,
grand master of first vail: Cummins c.
Helmick. grand sentinel; William A. Har-
ries high priest of Eureka Chapter, No.
4; Louis H. Meyers. high priest Of La
Fayette Chapter. No. 5: Theodore T.
Moore. high priest of Mount Horeb Chap
ter, No. Z, and Eugene e. Thompson,
high priest of Anacostia Chapter, No. u.
Among those present were George E.
Corson. deputy general grand high priest
of the general Grand Chapter of the
United States, and J. James Foble, past
grand high priest of the Grand Chapter
of Maryland, who made congratulatory
remarks and Past Grand High Priests
Henry X Simpson, Jacobus {. Jones,
and Adolphus GUIDE.
At the conclusion of the ceremony, the
following officers of the new chapter
were installed by Grand High Priest
Pettus: William NJ. WALES, high priest:
r. Stone jackson, king; William 7. Hack
ett, scribe; Harry B. Cramer, secretary;
Charles Some, treasurer: Sydney r.
Jacobs, captain of host; Alton p. Hast
ings, principal sojourner: Joseph NJ. Mar
zolf royal arch .-aptain: George II. Post,
master third vail; Edwin E. Putnam,
master second vail; Ambrose r. Swan.
master first vail, and Dudley w. Flem-
ing, sentinel.
The new chapter begins its career un-
der the most favorable auspices, having
fifty-eight charter members, and the
prospect of large accessions to its ranks
from the populous section in which 1t is
located. 1t has been "set up in house.
keeping" by various gifts of furniture
and paraphernalia from Columbia Chap
ter, No. 1; Washington Chapter, No. 2;
Mount Vernon Chapter, No. 3; Eureka
CHAPTER, No. 4; Mount Horeb Chapter.
No. Z, and Brightwood Chapter, No. 9,
and COMPANIONS John A. Goodier, Dan
W. Beach, jr., Blair Mckenzie, Paul
Grove, Jonas z. Middleton, and I. p.
Eppelsheimer.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
Council Sessions. Well Attended.

Grand Knight Frank L. Hewitt prs-
sided at the meeting of Potomac Council,
which was held on Wednesday evening,
the council deferring TO Keane Council,
which gave the final dance in the hall be-
fore the Lenten season on Monday even
ing. The meeting Of Keane Council held
under the direction of Grand KNIGHT
Charles W. Darr was also well at
tended.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
Grand Patriarch J. ID. Yoakley tc
visit Mt. Nebo Encnmpment.

Wednesday evening Grand Patriarch j.
d. YoakIey will. with his grand encamp-
ment officers, visit Mount Nebo Encamp-
ment, No. s. and desires a large attend
ance of the members Of all other en-
campments
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
washington Council Hold. Eutox-
able Session.

washington Council held a largely at.
tended meeting on Tuesday evening mn.
DER the direction Of Grand knight Lee
a. rover, VINO presided over the busi-
ness meeting and the enfovabIs so-.,;,
session which followed. At the nex,
meeting OF this council to be held ON
March 10. the honors of the first deSree
VIII be conferred upon q large class OF
candidates by Grand Knight Rover, as
sisted by the council officers. II is ex-
pected at the same meeting that Rev.
Father O'Grady, of the Catholic Uniyer-
slty. will address the council on $50
cialism Grand Knight Rover held a
meeting on Thursday evening, at which
were present all the past grand knights
OF the council since its institution on
April 3, 1897. Arrangements are being
made for past grand knights meeting
at the conclusion Of the regular meeting,
at which meeting one Of the past grand
knights will preside, TO continue each
meeting until all have presided.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-01
Maccabee Events.
Calendar.

March 2-NationaI Tent. No. l, Old Masonic Tenn
pie; Mount Vernon Tent, No. 4. Northeast Temple; /;
Anacostia Tent. Masonic Hall, Anacostia.
March 3-Brizhtwood Tent, No. 5. Mao7bee Hall,
Brishtwood: Metropolitan Tent. No. Z. Fifth and G
streets northwest.
March 5-District Tent, No. s. Four-and- a-hah and
G streets southwest joint committee class initia-
ton at the same place during the evening.