Evening star., 1915-01-24
Allen. They will entertain the division
president this week
Fraternal Order of EAGLES

Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Ihe next aerie meeting will be held
Thursday evening. A large class of
candidates is in line for initiation
More than 400 members and their
families attended the oyster roast Mon
day evening and voted it grand sue
cess. A lengthy program was given
and up-to-date selections were render
ed by the Eagle Band throughout the
evening.
Tomorrow evening the entertainment
committee will be rendered an oyster
roast Immediately after the committee
meeting.
During the past week the following
out-of-town members were visitors at
the home: Kayo Bremen. Buffalo, N.
y; NJ. J. Steele. Rochester, N. Y; Rob-
ert l. Jones. Niagara Falls, N. Y; John
Nolan, Pittsburgh, Pa; Frank NJ.
johnson. Montgomery. Ala: John j.
Fister. Jacksonville. Fla, and Thomas
j. Quinn, Savannah, Ga.
The anniversary celebration will be
held Wednesday evening, March 10, and
the a9 committee is working to make it a
gala event. The home will be open to
members and their families and friends.
L. ]. Bremen of Buffalo, n. Y, better
known as "Kayo" Bremen, was vis-
itor to the home a few days ago and
met quite a number of members He
was introduced by John Campbell. Mr..
dfamond-studded fob presented him by
the Buffalo Aerie
friday evening occurred the joint in
stallation of officers of Washington
Camp. No. 11464. Modern Woodmen,
ana Martha Washington Camp, No.
4O4s, Royal Neighbors of America, the
entire third floor of the old Masonic
Temple being used for the occasion.
George l.. Palmer acted as chairman
of the meeting Ind installing officer of
the Woodmen. while Mrs James w.
crooks installed for the ROYAL Neigh
bors. The retiring consul of Washing
ton Camp, Richard A. Nafkle, who was
ill in Naval Hospital, was the recipient.
by proxy. of a gold watch. in apprecia-
tion of his services as presiding officer
during the past year. James w.
Crooks. chief of the copyright division
of the Congressional Library. who was
installed consul for the coming wear.
made the principal address of the even
ing. He reappointed Capt. p. T. Beach
as chief forester of the uniformed rank
for the next year. The meeting then
! adjourned to the banquet hall. where
refreshments. prepared by the ROYAL
Neighbors, were served.
The following officers were installed
FOR Washington Camp: Consul. James
w. Crooks: past consul, Richard A.
Narkle; adviser, II. r. Helwig; banker,
+. c. Jones: clerk. Van W. Roberds; es-
cort, Capt. Harry a. Walsh: watchman,
fiirst +. Sloat: sentry, Leo Williamson:
PHYSICIANS, DIR. #. l.. Spire. DR.. r. w.
| Braden and DIR. II. X. Street, and trus-
tee, DIR. " II Perry
For Martha Washington Camp the
\ following were installed: Oracle, Mary
l.. Cochran: vice oracle, Annie Ma
| honey; past oracle, Ida B. Crooks;
chancellor. Mary J. Moody: recorder,
Ida NJ. Eoberds: receiver, S. Frances
/ Boss: marshal. Sophia Laddon; assist
ant marshal. Julia r. Smith: inner sen
tinel, Mary Z. Brown; outer sentinel,
Emma U. Wolfe; managers, Virginia
Potter. William c. Putnam and Ger
trude NJ. Pyle; physicians. DIR. F. w.
Braden and DR.. II. B. Coblentz, and
pianist. Miss Whitlock.