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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-18
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF FRATERNAL CIRCLES in WASHINGTON

first sanap. Z. H. Brown: second sanap
\. Heightmuller; guard of the wig.
wan. A. kruse: guard of. the forest
l.. Lavitts. A. Kruse who is a great
worker in the tribe gave a very in
teresting talk.
Seneca Tribe. No. II. met at Bank
Hall, BIG Pennsylvania avenue south
east. Friday night A very interesting
session was held. After the tribal
meeting adjourned, several of the
visit Mineola Tribe
Usage Tribe. No. S. met at Society
Temple, Fifth and G streets northwest
Monday night. The officers of the tribe
were installed by the Sanap Cayton
of the Great Council. who is also a
member of Mineola Tribe.
Osceola Tribe. No 10, met Wednes-
, day night at Masonic Temple. Ten
nallytown. A large number of member
were present. Warriors appointed were:
l. Donaldson. l.. Goldberg, William
CLANCY. and W. J. Carroll. The tribe
had the pleasure of entertaining the
Great Prophet Gartrell who gave AR
interesting talk.
-hlHtoid lflbt, No a. Htlu vel v
interesting meeting at Masonic Tenn
pie, Anacostia. Friday night. The
great sachem surprised the tribe by
announcing that he had come with the
board of great chiefs to install the
officers for the present six months.
Those who came with Great Sachem
John I. Bunch were Great Chief of
Records J. b. Altman, Senior Great
Senior Sycamore Henry Hummer.
Great Junior Sycamore Jacque Heiden-
heimer, and Great Prophet Gartreli.
Delegations from Sioux. Logan. Sem
eca, and Osceola Tribes were present.
The Redmen's Club held their reg
ular meeting a [ 2O9 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast last week. Member
from the following tribes were pres
emit: Logan. Idaho. Sioux and Seneca
Tribes. J. B. Altman. sr.. was elected
secretary. NJ. r. kubatz. of Logan
Tribe. was elected TO the board Of
governors to fill out the uneXpired
term of the secretary. The club has
tickets out for a moonlight excursion
to be given Monday night. August is.
Applications for membership have
been placed on file with the secretary
at the recent meetings.
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Uniform Rank Enjoys Outing.

The Pythian organizations were well
represented at Marshall Hall Wednesday
on the occasion of the outing under the
direction of the Uniform Rank of the
District. The eXcursioniSts on the morn
ing trp Of the boat. mostly women ana
children. took advantage of the play
grounds and other attractions recently
added to the Hall. Following the ar
rival of the afternoon and evening boats
the grown-ups held their part of the
program and the dancing pavilion proved
popular. The members of the arrange
ment committee representing Washing
ton COMPANY No !. were as follows:
Lieut. Charles Sanford. Mai. r. T
Whiting. Lieut.. William Williams. II. g.
Glading and George Ryall. J. T. Cold
we'll Company. No. :. was represented by
5 VI. Wolfsheimer: ]. T. Skidmore, and
Israel Summers
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Ladies Of the G. A. R. to
Assist Needy.

L. S. Grant Circle, No. !. ladies of
the Grand Army of the Republic. viii
give a lawn party" Wednesday even
ing. July 81, at the old Willard es-
tate. northeast corner of Fourteenth
and streets northwest.
The proceeds of the affair will be
for the relief of needy comrades, their
widows and orphans.
Miss Rose NJ, Seton, president of
the circle. will be assisted by mem
beers Of the circle. Daughters Of Vet
ems. Mckinley Circle, No. 2. Lincoln
Circle. No. 8. Sons of Veterans. L. S.
A.. and friends from the other pat.
riotic societies
The children of the Grand Army
under the direction of Mrs. Mary Sits
Parker. Of Lincoln Circle. No. .. viii
entertain the guests n the early
evening.
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Ancient Order of Hibernians.

Division No. : held an enthusiastic
meeting in their hall. SO Twentieth
street northwest. July II. Tho meeting
was presided over by the worthy presi.
dent of the division. Matthias p. Grimm
Chairman Matthias P. Grimm. Of the
excursion committee, reported that oveI
LOO persons enjoyed themselves on the
recent "Hibernian' moonlight excursion
held under the joint auspices Of Divi-
sons B. 4. and their respective Ladies'
auxiliaries. and that 1t was a success,
financially and socially.
John F. Griffin, who recently under
went a successful operation at Provi-
dence Hospital, was reported to be con-
valescing.
Michael f. Buckley, chairman Of the
juvenile committee of Division No. Z and
member of the State Juvenile committee.
stated that both committees were max
ing much progress. Daniel NJ. Stanton.
chairman Of the eighteenth anniversary
committee. reported that an elaborate
program was being planned. and that the
celebration would be held in the early
part of October. Arthur r. Cavanaush
is with the District citizen-sailors on
their annual cruise to Newport. r. /.
Several applications for membership are
under consideration.
A very interesting meeting Of Division
No. was held recently in the Eagles
Hall. President Haltigan- being out of
the city. Vice President John J. Dolan
presided. Communications were read
from the national secretary and the dis
trict board Two candidates were OBJ
lisated and several applications received.
A committee was appointed to make ar.
rangements for an excursion to Chesa-
peake Beach. to be held in the near fu-
ture
The funeral Of the late member, d. J.
Looney. was held from 81. Aioysius'
Church last week. He was . loyal
knew him The committee representing
No. as honorary pallbearers was a.
follows: John J. Dolan. Mark H. Tolan,
Daniel d. Courtney and James g. puxan.
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Tribal Powwows of Red Men.

Logan Tribe. No. s, met at Redmen's
Hall. Wisconsin avenue and y street
northwest. Thursday night The tribe
held very short business meeting
In order to confer the degree work on
several candidates of Sioux Tribe at
Painters Hall 4 very large number OF
members escorted the tribes degree
team on the journey downtown,
Past Sachem Daniel Dugan presented
the tribe with charter which has
been in his possession the last twenty
Eve years. He was thanked by the
tribe.
- Red Wing Tribe. No 20. met at s.s
LOUISIANA avenue Monday night. The
meeting was largely attended. The
following omcers we're installed by the
Great Guard OF the wiewam Custard /;
vaehem. r. L. Linsle: senior sycamore.
T. J. Netherton; Junior sagamors, W.
q. Lanham; prophet. George Barnes;
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Order Of Patriotic Americans

The Independent Order Of Patriotic
Americans meets the FIRST and third
Thurslkys Of each month at Society
Temple. corner Of Fifth and @ streets
northwest. The lawn social given at
Third and @ streets northwest last
Thursday night was . success both So
cially and financially. Their excursion
to Marshall Hall, July 20, 10 row en-
gaging their attention. The sewtnG cir.
Gle stfii continues to b extremely
nooular.
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StOckh OIders Of Temple Meet.

Grand Chancellor Kimmel has submit
ted information to the subordinate
lodges in a circular concerning the af-
fairs of the knights of Pythias Hall As
ISOLATION. He shows that 10.o6o shares
are owned by the Pythian organizations
and individuals in the hall property, and
urges the issuing of s1o.OSS more OF stock
to he disposed of to the lodges and Uni
form Rank companies. A meeting of the
stockholders of the association to con-
slider the question of increasing the
stock will be held at an early date.
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The Pythians Of the District have an
nounced Wednesday. August II, as the
date of an all-day family excursion to
Colonial Beach. The affair is under the
direction Of the ways and means com
mittee Of the order. which has named a
subcommittee to have charge of the ar
engagements.
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NisitatiOns Being Arranged.

The fall series of grand visitations
have been arranged to begin lat SYRIA
cusians Lodge. No. IN. on Friday night.
October !. for which this lodge is already
planning an unusual reception to the Of
fcers OF the Grand Lodge. TO be followed
by an extensive program Of entertain
ment. which will he under the direction
of Virgil N. Fookes
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Important Committee to Meet.

The ways and means committee held
meeting on the evening of the 10th and
considered outings which are being plan
ned for the summer months The next
meeting Of the COMMITTEES occurs Satur
day night of the current week.
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Inc Joint installation of officers of
Naomi Lodge. No. /. the mother Iodg.
or the Jurisdiction. and Rebekao
Lodge, No. 3. which was the second
lodge chartered by the Grand Lodge
VIII take place tomorrow evening. Tn.
president o. the Rebekah assembly,
Annie F.. GriCsby. assisted by her
corps of officers. will perform the in
staliation ceremony. 4 cordial invi-
tation IL extended TO all Rebekab do
gree members TO be presen,.
Inc retiring noble grand Eva NJ.
Phillips. requests all members of Rutb
| Lodge TO he present at the Joint in
staIlation tomorrow evening The lit
ney picnic of the Sewing Circle las
week. was very pleasant affair At
Ter me business session OF the circle
on Tuesday night, at the home OF
Past Noble Grand Belle NJ Carter ),
social evening was spent and refresh
ments were served. Among those pres-
ent were Past Noble Grands Annie
Crew. Mamie L. Greenstreet. Edith
ODonnel. Annie VI. Coleman. Fannie p
Mcdonald. Noble Grand Eva NJ PbIy-
lips. and large number of other
members.
At the last session of Dorcas Lodge
INC OHlceTS were installed.
Mary Zeigler. noble grand: Elsie
Boyce. vice grand: Elizabeth Carter
recording secretary; Mary Dement,. A.
nancial secretary: Ahbe NJ Gates.
treasurer; Carter Harris, warden.
Hannah Stedhouder, conductor: John
Wood. It: s. to N G.: Ella Mallory.
l.. S to n. G.: Clara La Sale, Il. s. to
v. C.: Mertie Zeigler. l.. S. to V. G.:
Minnie Noakes. chaplain; EuIa Barger,
inside guardian: c. S. league. outside
guardian. Remarks were made py
Grand Master Rich, Grand Warden
Schwinger. Past Noble Grand Flora NJ.
Schwinger. of Fidelity Lodge. No. T.
and Grand Secretary Rapp. Refresh
ments were served.
Esther Rebekah Lodge, No. s, met
Monday evening. The deputy vice
president of the assembly. Ora Primer
assisted by corps of past noble
grands of Martha Washington Lodge,
No. 3. installed Mrs. s. V Darling. no.
BILE grand: vice grand. Sarah Adams;
recording secretary. Mary Pollock;
financial secretary, Anna Mettler. and
treasurer. Linnie Keiser A large
number of members from ForestviIIe
Rebekah Lodge and from Esther Lodge
of Hyattsville were present. At the
close Of the program refreshments
were served in the supper room.
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MYRTLE Lodge. No. 81, Tuesday night
installed William Lindernn vice chancel-
lor TO succeed Fast Chancellor Hugh
Reid. who vacated the station. Grard
Chancellor William A Kimmel conducted
the installation exercises.
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sun puurt lent. No :. four-anu-a-haH aho
DIR. j. S. Arnold, examiner for Nationa
Tent. No. l. has gone on his vacation
and will not return until August 10.
Last Monday night the following ON.
GERS were installed for Anacostia Tent
No. .: Past comma nder. J. T. Dent
commander. r. J. Provost: lieutenant
commander, NJ E. Burch; record keeper
X. A. Estep: chaplain. J. NJ. England
sergeant. Edward Flarity: physician DR.
7. d. Mudd: aster at arms. J. T.
Marco; sentinel, Herman Weller: picket
A. A. Provost. Deputy Supreme Com.
mander ID. w. Gall was present and act
ed as installing officer and explained
some OF the workings of the newly en-
acted laws.
Last Tuesday night Brightwood Tent.
No. .. had good attendance, and offi-
GERS We're installed as follows: Past
commander Homer Smith: commander
F.. w. Shoots; lieutenant commander. ].
{. Wheat; record keeper, r. r. Detwler:
chaplain. George Fl. Holt: sergeant
James NJ. Grant: master at arms, c. d.
Jollipps: first master of the guard. F. y.
Filter: second master of the guard.
Charles Lockhead; sentinel. j. Clifford
picket, W. T. King.
There was an unusual amount of en-
thusiasm shown by the new officers and
members and the outlook is bright for a
Very active six months with interesting
meetings. State Deputy Supreme Com
mander D. w. Gau. who installed the
officers. made a brief talk which was
received with enthusiastic applause.
Culpeper Tent. No. q. Culpeper. Va.
has installed the following officers: Past
commander. G. r Seal: commander. G.
r. Lilard; lieutenant commander. J. B.
Hudson. record keeper. w. ]. Curtis;
chaplain. +. T. Broyles: physician, Otis
Marshall: master at arms, W. P. ttz.
first master of the guard. c. 5. Pierce.
W. p. Ctz has been appointed deputy
for the tent.
Georgetown Tent, No. s. initiated three
candidates last Thursday night. with full
form of the degree work. This tent is
starting out early after the District ban
ner.
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Spaidfng Council Enjoys Procra m
Officers Pass REGULATIONS.

resolutions expressing the SYM
pathy OF the Knights of Columbus of
the Nations Capital in the death or
the late Archbishop James Edward
QuiGley. and extolIing his services in
the advancement of religion and hu-
manitys cause. were passed at
meeting of the officers of tho State
Council and copy despatched
Wednesday to Very Rev. NJ j. Fitz-
simmons. administrator. Holy Name
Cathedral. Chicago. HI. signed by
William p Normoyle. State deputy and
Robert f. Mcnamara, State secretary.
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Degrees to BE Conferred on Large
Claaa.

Sixty-five candidates from Keane.
Spaldins and Potomac Councils have
been notified to attend a joint ex-
emplifcation of the first and second
degrees to be held in K of c. Hall
next Friday evening. beginning at 1880
O'Clock. The degree corps of Potomac
Council will have charge of the work
OF the first degree, and a degree corps
selected from the officers of Keane
and Spalding Councils will have charge
of the ceremonies incident to the Sec
ond degree. District Deputy DR.. Charles
l. Griffith, will participate.
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The officers of Fred d. Stuart En-
campment, No. :. were installed las,
i uesday evening by Grand High
flest F. II. Leary. acting grand mai.
riarch' assisted by his CORPS of CRANE
encampment officers.
Inc officers installed were. w c
flaser. chief patriarch; F. W Alley.
anaer' senior warden: W. J. Ricn
hish priest; J. u. Yoakley, scribe: !
N: lawson. treasurer; Alexander Nc
Me, junior warden: r B. PLACER
euide: William Hohtz. inside sentinel.
n. Lee Sartain, outside sentinel. n 7,
Anuresen. hrst watch: w f. Lawson
second watch; F. A. Royse, third
watch W. J. Rogers, fourth warcn
IL Leary. first guard of tent. : +
hoyce. Second guard of tent
Inc committee assignments were
good and welfare: Fl. /. Andersen. "
f. lawson. and F. A. Royse; finance
>. f. soyce. w ]. Rogers. and Alley
anoer Mckle; press, r. II Leary. Alley
amer MCKEE. and J. D. YoakIey. do
gree directors, patriarchaI. II. L. An
uresen' golden rule. W. E Lawson
royal purple, W. J. Rogers; Instructors
W. J. Rich and Thomas H. Green
A number of addresses were deI,ve,-
ed by grand encampment officers and
visitors. Newton II. Nicholson who ba
neen absent for several years in Okla !
honla was present and addressed the
encampment. as did J. A. CarviIIe ~
Madison. Wis.
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Degree Of Pocohontsss.

White Eagle Council. No I. met
Wednesday night at Society Temple
Fifth and G street northwest Mrs.
Licarione, Pocahontas. and q large
number were present Mrs. Hoeke- was
installed as Wtaonia, by Past sachem
Radee i-.-y1-1 :.
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Director. Of Hall to Meet.

The board of directors of the Knights
of Pythias Hall Association Will hold its
monthly meeting tomorrow night at
Grand Lodge headquarters in tbs temple.
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Infant Asylum Get. Large Sum.

General Chairman c. Eugene Ed
wards has submitted TO the five coun-
ellis a complete report of the commit
tee having in charge the KnightS of
Columbus donation party and ball for
the benefit of st. AIMS Infant Asylum
Accompanying the report is a sum-
mary of the financial statement made
hyss John r. Galloway, treasurer of the
general committee showing the
amount of cash turned over to the
Sister Superior to he s3.77l95. which
with the estimated value of provisions
and mercha ndise donated will bring
the total receipts to approximately
$4,000. Mrs. John r. Galloway headed
the ladies' auxiliary. whose untirine ef-
forts in behalf of the charity ball met
with signal success.
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Councils of the National
Union.
Calendar.

July la-rotnnlar Council. rythan Temple
Friends [. $ J. Dunbar Charles T. Hendl-r Will
lam Gutshal and Dr. F. Il Sweet. Central Cuun.
Gil Perpetual Building Association Hall. Friends
W. r. Carver. w. A Kr"r. Leonard Nachman and
r. A Warfcld
July D-Sta;e War and Navy Council Pythian
TEMPLE. Friends J. T. Rurdine. F. A. Norway and
John E. Tvne,
r. ]. CsdN. W. II. Fisher ]. Percy MIXERS and W
i. O'Bnen Congressional Council. TyTogray hicz
Temple. Friends W. u. Brown. Iesse r. X. Lee.
q. :. Livingston md A. =. Thomas
July 2-Bsnrott Council. Typographical Temple.
Friends W. =. Carey. !. u. Lyon and ". w
White; Dahlg-n Co'InciI Pythian Temple Friends
!. A. Williams ]. q. Mcconnell and James W.
Hughes
July S-Esst Washington Council Weller's Hall
Friends W. A. Jenkins Charles H Schultz and J..
r. Newman: Mckinlsv Council Washington Hall
Friends n '. Chisholm. A. 7. Tracy and Thomas
w Shono.
National Union Day tomorrow, July 10.
will he celebrated with a joint excursion
to Chesapeake Beach. Final plans for
the first annual outing were developed
at the meeting OF the Joint committee At
headquarters last Tuesday evening Fully
Union are expected to attend. A special
train service will he run To the beach
throughout the day. Athletic events and
special dances At the pavilion, with
prizes will be the order Drs. Frank
Repetti. r. l.. Spire and Leopold I. Glus-
hak will form an emergency squad to
render medical aid if necessary. Harry
J. Stahl, of Mckinley Council. is chair
man Of the committee and George o
Auguste secretary. Subcommittee chair
men are: Athletics ". J. OBrien: pro-
Gram and printing. Elmer johnson:
badges. j. Il. Fitzpatrick J. Harry
Jones. who is employed at the Weather
Bureau. has promised delightful weather
for the day. President of the Senate r
+. Ferguson and President Of the Cabf-
net Fred A. Strickrott will address audi
enceS on the grounds at p. m.
Fraternal Council met in their council
chamber for their regular July meeting.
Senator Dunbar and District Manager
BuEden gave interesting talks.
Government Printing Office Council
met in its council chamber last Saturday
evening. 1t was known that President Of
the Council Senator n V. Chisholm was
to give an address about his trip to the
Coast. therefore a large and enthusias site
audience was present. The president
told Of the beauties of the scenery of tho
Western country. and the various eK-
p"rienr"s that he had at several places
which We're very entertaining and much
appreciated In the near future the son
ator has promised to give another lee
ture and have Colored lantern slides 10
illustrate the beauties of the scenery
which he SO well described. Committees
Of the various councils have heen APP
pointed to engage Senator Chisholm to
lecture at their various councils. Frank
F.. Ferguson, president of the senate:
Senator Dunbar. Of Congressional Coun-
Gil. and District Manager Bugden gave
talks
\ special meeting Of the General Dep
uties' Association has been called for
Friday evening. July - Business of Inn.
portance is TO be transacted
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Capital Lodge. No. a. conferred the
esquire rank Tuesday night The presen-
tation of the third rank in amplifcd form
is scheduled for July q.
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Whiting ..DOkays' Entertained.

Past Imperial Prince William d. Had
field. of Peoria, Ill. and Royal Niser
Claude 4. Dodson. Of Ell Medi Temple.
No /. Of Peoria, headed a party of more
than 100 "Dokays who passed through
the city the first of the week en- route TO
Asbury Park. y. j., to attend the bien-
NAL convention Of the Imperial Palace,
Dramatic Order knights of Khorassan.
held in that city the past week After
a tour Of sightseeing in the National
Capital. the party. which included dele
cations from Milwaukee, Wis: Jackson
Vile Fla. and other Western and
Southern cities. left by special trail
Monday at o'clock for Asbury Park.
The Peorians have planned visits to 9TH
er Eastern cities before returning home.
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Notes of Pythian- Sisters.

The Past Chiefs Association Pythian
Sisters. will have as hostess at the
monthly meeting Of the organization to-
morrow night Mrs. Ella Garner.
At the meeting of Rathbone Temple.
No. S. Pythian Sisters. Friday night, the
prize for bringing in the most members
in the past six months. a handsome cut
glass dish. which bad been offered by
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hilton Smith, was
awarded to Past Chief Minnie Wolf
sheimer. The temple at this meeting re-
ceived a number OF applications for MEM
bership. 1t was announced that the an
nual excursion Of the temple this year
would be to Chesapeake Beach. July 30
Miss Mary Rose Steiner. past chief Of
Rathbone Temple, and grand protector
OF the grand temple. Pythian Sisters of
virginia and the District of Columbia.
who recently underwent an operation at
George Washington Hospital, is reported
as much improved and now able to see
her friends.
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Doings of the Odd Fellows.


July ls-Beapn No. Is. degree: Union. No. II.
business: Lsnedon. No Is business.
July 1-washine,on. No. g. business; Golden
Rule. No. 4. business: Amity No. z. degree
Mount Pleasant. No. 9 initatory degree.
July a-EAstern. No. :. degree: Harmony. No. 3.
degree Friendship. No. II. degree; Federal City.
No. %. degree.
july @-Colrmbia. No. 10. business Excelsior. No.
H. dense salem. No .. degree; Covenant. No. l3,
business.
July 9-Central. No |. business: Metropolis No.
&c. degree; PhoerN. No. y degree.
ENCAMPMENTS
July el-Moun: Nebo. No. g. business and social.
and Fourteenth and Kenyon streets northwest.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT
July AEDrill and social
DAUGHTERS OF REBEhAH
July le-Naomi Lodge No /. and Ruth Lodge
No. :, Joint installation OF officers.
July 23-Dorcas Lodse No. 9 degree.
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Carroll cs..cil to Meet.

Carroll Council viii hold its regular
meeting next fussAAy evening At Q
o'clock. with Grand Knight Willisa
]. MCGEE In charge. -