The Washington herald., 1914-03-22

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March S-Bsncroft Council. typographical Ten
pie Dahlgrcn Council. Pythisn Temple
March z-Esst Washington Council weIlers Hall
Eighth and streets southeast 80 D. m. McKinIeJ
Council. Washington Hall Third street and Penn.
/ sylEznia avenue.
At the last meeting of National CAPITAL
Council at was decided that the meeting
for April would be an open meeting, and
| after the regular business a progressive
euchre party would be held and prizes
given. General Deputy Bugden was pres
ent and addressed the council relative to
the extension OF the order impressing
| upon the members the bringing into the
council chamber sociability and kindly
greetings to all. and the encourag cement
OF fraternalism. 1t was thought that the
meeting was one of the most ENJOYABLE
that the council had held
! Mckinley Council at its last meeting
| exemplified .he degrees on several candi-
dates Friend Ford. president of Ma
tional Council. and General Deputy Bug
den were present and compIimented the
council for its degree work.
Georgetown Council at its last regular
meeting received several applications for
membership.
ing in Pythian Temple. After the reg
ular routine of business General Deputy
Bugden addressed the meeting relative
TO the extension of the order. After
the meeting was over the council MEM
bers and their friends partook of a lunch
con which had been prepared.
Central Council met at Perpetual Build
ing Hall Monday evening. After the
enjoyable entertainment was given by the
following cast: Address, The National
Union A. A. Wright. president; song
selection, Rev. j. Glushsk; song selection,
Miss Fannie Glushak: song selection
Miss Emma innix: accompanist, F. B.
Norway: recitation, A. NJ. Bugden; fun
with F. b. Norway: song and dance.
Messrs. Kane, Ward. and Murphy; ac-
companist, r. Schaefer: recitation. Miss
Blanche Bergman: violin solo, Misses
Olive and Vera Budd; piano accompani-
ment; magician, lie Rosseau; solo, Miss
Olive Budd; accompanist, Miss Emma Bin
nix; song selection. DR.. l.. Glushak; ac-
companist, Miss Fannie Glushak. After
which the members and visiting friends
danced until a late hour.
Potomac Council met a Pythian Tenn
pie Monday evening with a good attend
dnCe VI OHiCers ana members. Mr.. j.
Percy Noel. the genial chaplain Of the
council, was reported i'll and confined to
his home. The president reported that he
had visited number of the sick MEM
bers. a majority of whom were improv-
ing. The extension OF the order commit
tee reported on the progress made in pro-
curing candidates for the class initiation
to be held June II. rwo candidates were
impressively initiated by the council de-
gree team. The speaker reported that
Marshall Hall had been secured for the
annual excursion, and that it would be
held Saturday, July IL The theater
project was laid over until, the fall.
State. War and Navy Council met
Tuesday evening, President Winters pre-
siding.
Treasury Council met Wednesday even
ing at G. A. r. Hall. c. ]. Mahan, presi-
dent, presiding.
Congressional Council met at Typo-
graphical Temple Wednesday evening.
Twelve candidates were Initiated by the
degree team Of the National Union Club.
Elmer johnson, president; ]. Newman.
vice president; Louis Strickrett, speaker;