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savsNa very interesting talk on the
subject.
This being fGmily plight with III.
club members, they turned out in
goodly numbers with their families
and lady friends enjoy these p,o-
lures. as well as some others that
were humorous.
As guests of the club there were
representatives from the other Ma
sonic clubs: The Trowel, Lambskin.
Trestle-board. Compass Level, Ashlar.
Triangle. Ionic, and the newly formed
Italian Club. Among those prominent
in the fraternity, and professional
pursuits in Washington were: Grand
Master Alexander Grant. Roe Fulksr-
son. Judge A. B. Hayes, Prof CIeve-
land McNamar, of George Washington
University: Rev. Earl Wiley. Rev.
Patrick Murphy. of ST. Paurs p. Z.
Church; Rev. James Shera Montsor-
cry. Rev E S. Dunlop. of ST. Johns
P. E. Church: Elliot Woods. Supt of
the Capitol: Jackson K. Ralston
The following sent regrets becauss
of their inability to be present: Rabbi
Simon. Judge Wilmer ]. Latimer, and
Rev. Paul Hickok.
The attendance was very large, and
the entertainment SO much appreciated
that the club contemplates repeating
II in the fall.
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Modern Woodmen Of
America.

Central Camp, No. 1905. met in Per-
n.tuaI Ruilding Hall, Friday night.
Ten candidates. c. w. Camalier. +. r.
Springer, F. W. Darlington. W. H.
Cayanagh, L. O. Cox. Edward VIII
Jams r., S. Regar. 2. S. Higgins. Les
Ii. GilIes. and B. F. Stewart. were OBJ
I;g.ted the degree team which is TO
nerform the work at the class adop-
ton in Odd Fellows Hall being pres
ont for the purpose. This is the largest
number of adoptions at any single
meeting of Central Camp since It's or :
panization A committee composed OF
+ G. Steinmetz. G. A. Casey, John W
Sutherin. Thomas Linville, and l. L.
Horn was appointed to provide an en-
tertainment for the second anniVer-
sary of Central Camp on May q.
short talks by District Deputy H. h.
Willard and Banker Daniel Wepster
of West End Camp were enjoyed
p.nresentatiyes were also present
from GEORGETOWN. Lincoln. and Talbot
camps. Two applications for member
shin were received. Upon the adjourn
ment of Central Camp. meeting OF
tho general committee -on the class
adoption was held
DIR, Rolla Camden. a member or cen
trail Camp for sometime past, has re.
moved to Parkersburg. W. va, ana
has requested his transfer to the camp
in that city. F.. 9. Brown OF the same
camp has resigned hts government po-
si,ion in this city and Is member OF
the accounting force OF one OF the
large Savannah (Ga-) firms. John +.
Cruick shank, formerly OF Camp 1900.
NJ Chicago. Ill, has become affiliated
by transfer with Central Camp.
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May H-Mount verno. Hive at Polls Theat.s;
Independence Hive. No. II Pythian Temple.
May lIyictory Hive. NJ L At Pythian Temple.
May Additional Hive. No. ]. social meeting
The Ladies' Of the Maccabeee Of the
District and their friends will hold
"get-together" dinner at the New Eb-
bitt Thursday evening at 80 o'clock.
Guests Of honor will be Mrs. Laura
B. Hart, OF Texas. supreme lady-at-arms
of the order and past national grand
worthy matron Of the Eastern Star; Mrs
Laura ". Pickett. State commander of
Oklahoma: Mrs Helen T. Burt, deputy
supreme commander from West Virginia:
Mrs Eta II. England. State commander
for Virginia. and Mrs. Kate Waller Bar
rett. president Of the National Council
of Women. II will be necessary for the
deputy supreme commander. Mrs Mabel
T. LaRue, to have the names Of all ladies
expecting to attend this dinner on or be-
fore Monday. May II.
Six Of the hives Of the District OF Co
lumbia had a union meeting last Tuesday
evening. initiating a class Of forty. Those
participating were Columbia, No. >: In
dependence. No. 4: Brightwood. No. S;
Union. No. s; Liberty, No. Z. and Victory,
No. L. Mrs. Laura 3. Hart. of Texas.
was the guest Of honor. Mrs. Mabel T.
LaRue. D. s. c.. presided, and was AZ
sisted in the receiving by the COM
manders Of the hives. Mrs. Jennie Rud-
loft. Mrs. Ida Cox. Mrs. Phoebe Perry.
Mrs. Roberta L. Prescott, Mrs. Shannon
and Mrs. Katherine Cartner. The guards
of Brightwood Hive were directed By
their captain. Martha Detwfler. Mrs.
Laura b. Hart gave an address.
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National Union Councils.
CAL.HTD OAR.

Nay 17-Po.omae obundl. Pythian rempis: On
trai Council. P1pstial Building Asocatioa Hall
May Estate. War and Navy Council Pythtan
Temple National Union headquarters opeu .. u.
May S-Treasuy Council. q. A r. Hall. Con
gre~sonal Council, rypoSlrh ical Temple.
May 1-NationL Council Perpstnal Building
Association Hall; Mount Vernon Council. Eades
Hall
i Columbia Council met at Pythfan Tenn
pie for its regular monthly meeting.
A committee was appointed by the pres
ident to confer with the committees Of
the various councils relative to the joint
excursion to Chesapeake Beach. July 10.
President of the Cabinet Fred A. Strfck-
rott, and District Manager A. M. Bug
den addressed the meeting on the good
of the order. After the regular bust
proceeded to a nearby hotel where refrsh-
ments were served.
Pressmen's Council met Monday night
at Eagles Hail. President of the Cabi-
net Fred A. Strickrott spoke on the
excursion to Chesapeake Beach and the
class initiation to be held in Deem
Der. District Manager A. NJ. Bugden
spoke on the new features of the order.
The National Union headquarters was
open Tuesday evening. Quite number
Of members were present. District
Manager Bugden gave q lecture. It In
earnestly requested that the members
come Tuesday evenings, as the lectures
will be very interesting.
Postoffice Department Council met We'd
uesday evening. The president OF the
cabinet gave an address,.
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Tents of the Maccabees.

Last Monday night Physician DR.. J.
s. Arnold. at a meeting of National Tent.
No. ], read a paper on the ALLEY Situa-
ton in Washington" D. B. Gusdolf,
who was recently injured in a street car
accident. Is now attending the reviews
again. National Tent accepted the invi-
tation from Georgetown Tent to parti-
pipate in the joint memorial exercises to
be held in the Lutheran Church on Wis
consin avenue. Georgetown, June u, at
p. m.
The District officers held a meeting
last Friday night at the Queen Cafe.
Matters Of interest to the Maccabees in
the District were discussed and plans
adopted for next year. Refreshments
were served.
Metropolitan Tent. No. IL, lost a mem
Der by death on Saturday. May s. Sir
Knight Harry L. Thomas. of 394 c street
northwest. died after an illness Of ten
days of pneumonia Sir knight Thomas
had for some years been a clerk in the
Metropolitan Club. He leaves Q wife.
mother and several brothers and sisters
to mourn his loss.
The District officers will pay IN ofilcial
visit to Mount Vernon Tent, No. 4, Tues
day night, May Is. Several candidates
from Metropolitan Tent will be initiated.
d. W. Gall, representative Of the local
Maccabees. has gone to San Francisco
TO attend the auadrennial convention of
the order. Mr.. Gall Is experienced in
fraternal legislation. and left armed
with booklets and badges. furnished by
the Board of Trade and the Chamber OF
Commerce. giving reasons why the next
convention should be held in this city.
He In also armed with invitations from
the various trades bodies. and one from
o. P. Newman. president of the Board of
Commissioners.
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Ladies' night" at Empire Council
last Monday evening was . great sue
cess. Members and their families
crowded the large hall to its very
doors, and everywhere was apparent
the completeness of the preparation
made by the entertainment committee.
Joseph e. Cotton delivered an ad-
dress Former Sovereign Chief Wiley
gave a eulogy TO the late Brother
Murphy who was one Of the founders
of the Empire Council. Brother VIII
lev then presented Empire Council
with a portrait Of Brother Murphy.
". Maloney. chief Of the ramblers.
was presented q beautiful emblem Of
the order.
r. T. Underwood gave recitation en-
titled, Eyes. I Am Guilty" which was
enthusiastically received.
Vocal selections were rendered by
the 'Excelsior Trio" and By Miss Luz
cas-.
The semi-annual visit to Harpers
Ferry Council win take place % Sun.
day. Nay -
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Sons Of Veterans, u. S. A.

Previous to the meeting Of the mem
oers OF William B. Cushing Camp, No.
80 Division of Maryland, in Grand
Army Hall, 1872 Pennsylvania ayenua
northwest. last Thursday evening. a
section OF the Sons of Veterans Drum
corps in charge of Capt. C. o. How
ard. marched into the camp room ana
were presented to the camp for in
spect1on- Commander Omar J. Veley
in behalf of the camp welcomed the
boys and congratulated them on their
progress and enthusiasm in the work
Brother Barringer. president of tho
board of managers Of the drum corps-
addressed the boys as did also Past
Division Commander Silas E. Robb.
The boys were then dismissed after
one of their number had played Tip
perary" on his cornet.
The regular meeting of the camp
was called to order by Commander
omar ]. Veley. Maj. Edward r. Camp
bell was reported as fast improving
in health after his recent illness Ap-
plications for membership in the camp
were received.
The membership. theater benefit and
excursion com,nittees reported prog
ress. Tho Memorial Sunday service
committee reported that the annual
memorial service would be held this
VII CSCnIhB, May Ju,
the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
Fourth and B streets southeast Row.
Paul r. Hickok, pastor OF the church
and member of the Camp will de-
liver the sermon An invitation from
the members of Burnside Post, No s,
G. A. R., to attend with them divine
services at the Waugh NJ E. Church,
Sunday evening. May %. and an in
vitation from Ellen Spencer Mussey
Tent, No l. Daughters of Veterans,
to be present at their next meeting,
Monday. May II, to witness the in
itiation Of candidates. were received
and read. 1t was voted to accept botn
of these Invitations Remarks were
made with reference to assisting tho
Grand Army this year in collecting
money to defray the expenses incident
to Memorial Day exercises It was
voted that a committee be appointed
to have charge or decorating the
graves and holding Memorial Day serv-
ices at Oak Hill and Holy Rood GEM
eteries assigned for decoration by the
Grand Army to Cushing Camp Com
mander Veley announced that the
members of this committee would be
notified by mail of their. appointment.
In accordance with resolutions SUB
mitted by Maj. Campbell and adopted
by the Camp the following members
were elected to compose the terminal
flag committee: Brothers Robb, Hiatt,
Beckman, and Scott.
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B. P. o. Eks.

Washington Lodge met Wednesday
evening, with an enthusiastic attend
ance OF over 200 of the membership.
E. J. Murphy chairman of the orphans
outing committee, reported that the COM
mittee had met and organized. and ar
engagements were being perfected for the
outing to be given at Glen Echo on June
Il. At another meeting of the commit
tee, to be held on May 20. full reports
from the subcommittee will be pre-
scented. On motion of Brother Murphy.
which was unanimously adopted. H. F.
Harvey. who had served as chairman
OF the orphans outing committee for the
past eight years, and who is at present
confined to his home on account Of sick
ness, was elected honorary chairman of
the committee.
An invitation was read by the secre-
tary from the Elks' Ladies' Tuesday
Evening Club, inviting the officers of
the lodge and their wives to a buffet
the club on May IS.
A communication was read from the
grand exalted ruler relative to the an
nual convention to be held next July in
Los Angeles. urging as many members
as possible to attend, and in connection
Herewith, the Panama-Pacific EXPOSE
ton.
After the business meeting the lodge
adjourned to the banquet hall. where an
.'old time social session was held. Sam
uel Richards, exalted ruler. opened the
session with appropriate remarks. and
appointed F.. n. Whitehead as toast
master OF the evening. An excellent buff
fct supper was served by the stewards.
and a cabaret performance was rendered
by local and theatrical talent. Past Ex-
alter Ruler E. J. Murphy responded to
the II O'Clock toast. and a quartet. sled
by Ed. Hutchinson, sang Aud Lang
Syne." The audience was also enter
tanned by the Rev Edgar Carpenter.
Chaplain OF Alexandria, Va, Lodge.
At meeting of the EIks' orphans
outing committee. held on Monday even
ing for the purpose OF organization. the
following executive committee was elect
ed: E. J. Murphy, chairman: G. c.
Humphrey. vice chairman; James l.
Ward, secretary; NJ. @. Mccormick.
treasurer.
Tie following were elected chairmen of
the service committees: F. J. Mershei-
mer. transportation: Ed. Neumyer, COM
missary; Samuel Richards, toys: J. f.
Hogan. public order: J. Heidenheimer
and Ed. Hutchinson. amusement; J. A.
Farrell, finance: Leon Strauss: Arthur
Buchanan. press.
The following chairmen were assigned
to the different asylums with power TO
select their Associates: George Mark
ward. Washington City: Julius Wcinig
St Vincent's; Z. T. Simpson, Bruen
Home: P. J. Foley. st. Joseph's: T. ".
Payfair. Foster Home: J. c. Maxwell
st. Roses; W. 8. Shelby, Holy Cross
George c. Humphrey. Episcopal Home:
Ward Savage. St Johns: Charles Ros-
i"r. German Orphan Asylum; William H.
Clarke, Industrial Home; Alexandria
Lodge. Alexandria Asylum.
1t was decided to give the outing at
Glen Echo Park on Thursday, juno l..
and through the kindness of the Glen
Echo Park Company all amusements
that the children can use will be turned
over to them
The next meeting OF the committee
Will be held on Thursday. May 20, at S
o'clock.
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CAMPS.
May I'-AlFh.: No. !: w. :. c.d,, No. II.
MAY ls-SfrzInt Vernon, No. D; tenaf. w. t''
NAV T9-Oak. No. 4.
NAV ao-Crp.ep., No :: Elm. No. 8.
LADIES' CIRCLE.
May 1-Mspae. No. 5.
Can't Harrison, Of the Ninth police
nrecinct and six candidates. were Initial
cd into Oak Camp at the last meeting
in the Northeast Temple. Twenty new
,nnlications were received and acted
mon. On account Of business matters
taking up so much Of his time Advisor
Lieut.. Eisinger asked to be relieved OF
the Craftsmanship of the ways ana means
committee, which has charge OF al the
ARRANGEMENTS of the excursion to mesa
peake Beach, June .. Past ConuciI Com
mander Williams was elected TO MI tne
vacancy. After the meeting a very IN
teresting lecture, with stereopticon views
of his trip through the Holy Land was
GIVEN by Rev. william Melvin. Refresh
ments were served during the evening
Memorial services in memory OF all oe-
ceased woedmen will be held In the Old
Masonic Temple, Ninth and streets
northwest. Thursday, June 3, at s:ao
y. M, under the auspices of Elm Camp.
No. 3. All members of the order and
auxiliaries are invited to attend. The
committee having the matter in charge
IL composed of Council Commander VOL
fey, DR.. Tobias, J. c. Mcconnell, H E.
Sangston, and L. E. Gates. "A RISING
vote of thanks was given to Lieut.. Col.
Wilsher by Elm Camp for the splendid
work done by him at the recent class
initiation. Col. Wilsher answered with
itting remarks and advice to the camps
regarding the uniformed rank. Two new
members were obligated. The full de-
gree work is to be put on at the next
meetings Of both Elm and Old Glory
camps.
Last Sunday, at Congressional Gene
terry, the monument which was erected
to the memory Of Sovereign p. b. Ryan
was unveiled by Old Glory Camp. The
members of the camp and the uniformed
rank met at their hall and marched to
the cemetery. Rev. william Melvin,
member Of the camp. delivered the ora
ton. Many friends and relatives OF the
deceased sovereign were present.
This afternoon at o'clock q monument
will be unveiled in Mount Oiivet Come
terry to the memory of Sovereign F. 7.
Murphy, . deceased member Of Elm
Camp.
At the meeting Of Old Glory Camp last
Tuesday evening three now members
were Obligated. Roy z. Robinson, on
account Of I'll health. resigned ~ escort
Frank B. Jeflries was unanimously elect
ed to MI the unexpired term.
Mount Vernon Grove, No. 6, Of the
Ladies' Circle, with Guardian Mary
Schoneberger in the chair. initiated two
candidates at the last meeting. State
Manager Mcconnell was present aad
gave a full report Of the transactions at
the Head Grove convention at Terra
Alta, W. Va Cameron Gates, Fred
Brough and Louis Van Allen, of the Boys
of woodcraft, were present and made a
few remarks regarding their order. Re-
freshments were served.
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Ancient Order Of Hibernians.

Division, No. Z. A. o. r.. met in KID
der Hail.. sss Twentieth street north
west, Sunday, May 9. The meeting
which was wen attended. was called
to order at 2:30 p. m. by President
Matthias p. Griffin. Much business of
Importance to the division was trans
acted.
The report which James Frank,
chairman of the auditing and financial
committee read, showed that the divi-
sion was in an excellent financial con-
dition. 1t showed also. that very
large sum had been expended for
worthy charitable purposes.
Daniel Sheahan. one Of the most en-.
thusiastic members Of No. :. has been
sick for the past three weeks.
7. d. AcCarty. past president Of Di.
vision No. z. ana Edward d. Corcoran
were present Both members have been
very active in the divisfoh since tn
inception eighteen years age.
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Mount Pleasant Lodge to Confer
Degree.

Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. %, /. o. o.
+ will meet Tuesday night at 7:SO o'clock
in fine lodgeroom over the Park Savings
Bank. Fourteenth and Kenyon streets
northwest with the assistance Of Fed
eraI City Lodge, Non 20. and Columbia
Lodge. No. 10. the baby" lodge has just
concluded a large class OF candidates: AS
there are several candidates IN wait,ne
for the degrees, another class initiation,
will he begun at the meeting Tuesday
evening. Noble Grand Swingle extends a
cordial invitation to the membership OF
the order to attend the meetings of
Mount Pleasant Lodge.
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given recently by the temple q financial
and social success. The temple will have
initiation at its meeting this week and
the monthly social in charge Of Mrs.
Ida Crown, Mrs. Carrie Davis, Mrs. Net
tie Crowthers. Mrs. Ella Garner and Mrs.
Ida Freeman will be held the same even
ing.
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Grand Commander Charles r. Lind
sey Closes Successful Term.

DR.. Charles T. Lindsay. who closed
his term as grand commander of
Knights Templar of the District of Co
lumbia last Monday night, had one
of the brightest years that has been
enjoyed in this Jurisdiction. Past Com
to every Templar by his kindly man
ner and the dignified way which he
has discharged the duties of his Of
flee. Past Commander Lindsey con-
sidered 1t his paramount duty to be
present at each and every meeting OF
the several Communicates over which
he was commander in chief and rarely
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May Is at the home OF Past Noble
Grand Mamie Odds.
Assembly to Give Thester Party.

The Rebekah Assembly will give a
theater party on Saturday evening,
May %, at Columbia Theater vice
President Anna Billing, Fast noble
cr,nds p F. yolland and Florence o.
Schwinrcr are the committee on ar
ranrements. The friends Of the as
sembly will assist in making the az
fair q success
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Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.

LODGES.
May H-Potomac No. 8; b. d. French, Nc. -.
Z. A; Anacostia. No. q Penta1pha, No. ., 80
cis; Mount Pieasant. No. s.
May B-Nstional. No. L. p m. r. C.. s.0 2.
m. social: Aminius No. 8. business; NJ n.
Parker, No. 2, II. NJ; King David. No. .;
Lebanon. No. 7. special NJ. N.
May ls--wsshngton Centennial No. II. y. o.
Osiris. No. Is. anniversary; East Gate. No. y.
social.
May D-NavaI, No. 4. f. A.; Hiram. No. 10. N.
NJ; Lafayette, No .. F. c.; William b. Single
ton. No. 30; George c. Whiting. No. 2. special
NJ NJ.
May a-ooiumbia. No. ); Lebanon. No. Z. bud,
ness
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
May B-Lsfayette. No. 5: Washington Naval.
No. 8.
May Is-Columbia, No. l; Bightwood. No. ..
social.
May N-School Of destruction.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
May r-Washirgton Council. No. l.
May n-Adonirzm Council. No. 2
KNIGHTS TENPLAR CO1MANDERIES.
Nay E-Ohent No. 5.
May l9-Potomac, No ;.
May gl-Coiumbia, No. .
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE
May ls-Albert Pike Consistory. thbty-frst de-
gree.
MASONIC CLUBS.
May g-Leyel Club inftistion and rrosram.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
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Webster Lodge Elects Prelate.

Webster Lodge Elects Prelate.
William C. Clark was elected prelate
Of Webster Lodge, No. Z. at the last con-
vention to succeed ". P. Boriand, who
resigned on account of being absent from
the city a greater. part of the time.
Rathbone Temple. No. s. Pythian Sis
tiers. conferred the degrees upon several
candidates in the presence Of q large
assemblase of members Friday night
The degree and drill teams. which are
noted among the fraternity for the excel
lence o. their work, were in charge or
the initiation. Announcement was made
that the temple would give a moonlight
excursion Thursday evening, June B. the
arrangements for the affair being looked
after by the ways and means committee
of which Mrs Kate Smith is chairman.
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PYTHIAN SISTERS.

PYTHlNN SISIEhS.
MAY fs-FIiendship Temple, No. 3.
May gl-Rathbonc Temple. No. s.
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G uests.

The Fellowship Club gave an enter
tainment. after the regular meeting
Saturday night. the principal feature
OF which was motion pictures Illus
trative OF the construction and oper-H
alton Of the Panama Canal Judge B.
r. Harrah. assistant examiner of ae-
counts I6thnian Cana, Con1n1n1lon.
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Notes Of Pythian Sisters.

Friendship Temple. No. g. acted on al
number Of applications wednesday night. |
Mira Ada Kimmei. chairman Of the
euchre committee. reported the party
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Ruth Rebekah Lodge. No. 9. enter
tanned the members of other Rebekah
Lodges at its last meeting. Among
those present were the president Of
the Rebekah assembly. Annie e. Grigs-
BY and .ofhcers Of the assembly. The
chairman Of the entertainment com.
mittee. Eula Dawkins presented q
very pleasing program. after which
the committee served. refreshments m
the hanQust room. The sewing circle
of the lodge was entertained ut lunch
con on wednesday BY Past Noble
Grand Annie Crew. The next. meeting
of the sewing circle win b held On
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Grand Lodge Journal Printed.

The grand secretary announces the
receipt of the printed copies Of the
Grand Lodge Journal for the last
Grand Lodge year. Copies may be Sc
cured at the office of the grand sec
rotary. Columbian Building, AIS Fifth
street northwest.
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Federal City Lodge to Attend Serv.
fcra.

Federal City Lodge. No. 20. attended,
by Grand Master W. ]. Rich and the
officers of the Grand Lodge Grand En-
campment and the president of the
Rebekah Assembly and officers of the
assembly will attend divine services
at the Kellar Memorial Church. Ninth
street and Maryland avenue northeast
this evening. The subject Of the pas
tor. Rev. F. T. Nichols. will be lodge
Secrets and Other Secrets" Canton
Washington,s No. 1, will escort :ae
lodge and numbers. All are request
ed to meet promptly at 7:15 D. m. az
Northeast Temple, Twelfth and e
streets northeast