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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-18

DOMINICAN PRESIDENT
Is REPORTED DYING
Washington. d. c.. Nov. 1S.-Presi-
dent Jimiuez Of the Dominican repub-
lie. is dying at Monte Cristi- Rear ad-
miral CapertOn. cabling from the Hal
tien station today. reported he had
been so informed by ne American Gus
toms collector at Monte Cristf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-18
STOP. LOOK. LISTEN.

STOP. LOON. LISTEN
So acres with 4 room new house.
q horses and harness. wagon.
mower. piows. small tools.
fine cows and IS hogs-alfaifa
and other crorli everything goes
at 500 per acre with terms
Half mile Of good school
Pennebaker. Republics.
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euchre given by the canton April %
are now at work to make the excursion
TO Marshall Hall June % complete
success. This will be family day" for
the canton. The auxiliary will meet
Tuesday evening. and all members have
been urged to attend. as business of
Importance is on the calendar.
Federal City Lodge. No. 20. conferred
the second degree last wednesday
evening and will again confer the de-
gree next Wednesday at o'clock, on
a class composed of candidates from
Mount Pleasant and Federal City
Lodges.
Sunday. May Is. the lodge will NEE,
IN the lower hall of the Northeast Tenn
pie, at 18th and H streets northeast
at 7:l5 O'Clock. when all branches of
the order are requested to assemble
and march in body to the Keller
Memorial Church. 9th street and Mary
land avenue northeast, for divine wor.
ship.
Harmony Lodge. No. 9. at it's last SEES
sion was entertained by Past Grand
August Cruise: who gave an exhibition
of the "Schnitzelbank" method of ac-
quiring a knowledge of German. A
class was organized. to be instructed al
each meeting. by Past Grand kruse
and the grand secretary has been in
formed that members Of other lodges
who desire may join the class. which
will hold regular sessions at eacf
meeting of the lodge.
Esther Lodge, No. 5, will meet to-
morrow evening, when the degree vii
be conferred on class of candidates
after which reports will be received
the Assembly Home Circle. Anna Bill
iings, will make report of what tht
home circle has accomplished during
the BRIEF space of its existence.
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TSeSSIECnABlTfS

Jehu Tent is organizing a base bail
team to play a series of games with
team from another tent in the near
future. 1t was reported Charles v.
Sherwood is compelled to be absent
from the tent meetings during the
month of May. John T. Cooksey
placed his automobile at the disposal
of the absent member committee.
Loyal Tent. No. 1897. met Wednesday
evening in Rechabite Hall. SAB Louis
lana avenue northwest. Mrs. Mary H.
Cornell. chief ruler. presided. with the
majority of the members present This
tent is the youngest tent in the Dis
trict, and has tripled its membership
in the last two months. not including
card members from other tents. After
the initiation Of several candidates the
members were entertained with vocal
selections, music and games. John c.
Moore spoke of his visit to Michigan
on fraternal business of the order. The
special committee announced sur
prise for the tent in the very near
future. The finance committee re-
ported a large increase in finances, as
we'll as in membership.
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At the meeting of st. Johns Lodge
Chapter, No. IS, Friday evening, the
degrees will be conferred by Worthy
Grand Matron Catharina Lonier and
Worthy Grand Patron Arthur NJ. Poyn-
ton, assisted by Past Grand Matron
Katherine L. NJ. GUIDE and others. The
chapter considers this a great honor,
and is looking forward with much
pleasure to this occasion.
Worthy Matron Lashhorn has ex-
tended a general invitation to the mem
bers OF the order and 1t is expected
that several chapters will attend in a
body.
the chapter will unite with st. Johns
Lodge, No. II, F. A. A.. M, in the BAN
quet hall, where refreshments will be
served.
On the evening Of May % a musical
and dance will be given at the home
Of the worthy matron. 1854 Harvard
street northwest.
Temple Chapter, No. 10. will confer
the degrees at its meeting tomorrow
evening. for which also special pro-
gram has been prepared. Worthy Ma
Patron John F. May have issued a
general invitation to the members of
the order to be present.
The meeting Of Ruth Chapter, No. I,
Monday evening, was well attended,
Plans for the rummage sale to be held
the last week in May were discussed.
and the worthy matron announced that
municate with Mrs. E. Pitt, 3543 18th
street.
Past Most Worthy Grand Patron L.
Cabell Williamson, on behalf of the
officers Of Naomi Chapter, No. 3, pre-
scented Fidelity Chapter. No. -. at its
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This afternoon a monument erected
| in Congressional cemetery to the menu
ory of p. B. Ryan will be unveiled by
Old Glory Camp. All the members OF
the camp will meet at the nall: sd an9
! O'Clock. Sunday. May is. at pm. Elm
Camp will unveil monument in Mount
Olivet cemetery to the memory OF +. I.
Murphy.
Odd Fellows Hall was a success. The
hall was decorated with flowers and
the national colors, and the degree
team, under the command of Lieut.. Col.
Wilsher, presented the work. Visitors
from the surrounding camps in Mary
land were present in force. one hun.
dred and seven new names were added
to the rolls of the District. Arrange
ments are being made to have another
class initiation in the near future. The
officers of the degree team were: Past
consul commander, W. L. Ford: consul
commanders. w. Woltey and DIR. II. w.
Tippett: adviser lieutenant c. Ford;
banker, W. p. Martsch; escort, A. With
worth; Waterman, W. j. Mckinney:
sentry, r. J. Brown; musicians. V. Nor-
ling and NJ Picillo: Joseph, S. Hancock:
sexton, DIR. H. W. Tobias; speaker, b.
F. Williams. Remarks were made by
all the consul commanders OF the city
and by Consul Commander Suit of For
restville, Nd. Refreshments were
served after the initiation. The affair
was in charge of State Manager Mcs
Cornell and the deputies.
The resignation of A. P. Berry as ada
wiser lieutenant of Mount Vernon Camp
was received and accepted at the last
meeting MIR. Berry, who is a sergeant
in Company B, United States Engineers,
was ordered to the Philippines several
weeks ago. B. Wells was elected to fill
the unexpired term. and installed by
Consul Commander Burdine. Two APP.
plications were received and acted
upon. State Manager Mcconnell spoke
regarding the increase of membership
and Banker Schoneberger and w. +.
Martsch on the good impression the
class initiation had made upon the
members present
Last Sunday a monument was un.
yelled at Rock Greek cemetery by the.
uniformed rank and members Of Oak
Camp. No. 4, in memory of Harry ID.
Bowden, who was a member of that
camp Many friends and relatives Of
Past Consul Commander B. F. Wills
liams delivered the Grafton.
The last meeting Of Mount Vernon
Grove, No. 6. was well attended. Two
candidates were initiated. Miss Mary
O'Connell was elected chaplain, Mrs.
Lazar manager and Mrs. Sorrel was aps
pointed assistant attendant to fill an
unexpired term. The newly elected and
appointed officers were installed by
Sovereign P. G. Van Allen. ]. c. Hous.
ton of Potomac Camp was given rise
ing vote of thanks for assistance rem.
dered at the last box party and dance.
joint excursion to Marshall Hall July
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The grand visitation scheduled dur
ing the current week is to Hermione
Lodge, No. -, Wednesday night, which
meets over Potomac Savings Bank.
Wisconsin avenue and M street north
west. The next visitation will occur
Wednesday night. May 10. to Mount YER
non Lodge, No. 5. Pythian Temple.
The regular meeting of the ways and
means committee was held at the
Pythian Temple last night. Chairman
John B. Dickman presiding. Business
of importance in reference to the f1nan-
cial affairs of the Knights Of Pythias
Hall Association was outlined.
Century Lodge. No. 30. conferred the
rank of knight at its convention Mon
day night, the work being done by
members of the lodge. assisted by Past
Supreme Representative Joseph B. Con-
ner. It is announced by Chancellor
Commander W. e. Dentinger that on
the third Monday of this month pleas
ant surprise will be given the mem
bers Of the lodge. He urges every
member of the lodge to be In attend
ance.
Announcement was received from In
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American Flag Council, No. 5. met
Monday night in Society Temple with
members in attendance as follows:
From American Flag. So: Progressive,
20. and Golden Rule. As.
/ The members Of the full drill team were
present in their new uniforms. The team
was under the command OF Drillmaster &.
W. McGill. The visitors spoke highly
Of the team
Mrs Styles was presented with a jewel
Of the order.
Mrs. Holland was reported in the
lead in the race for the diamond brooch
which will close July I.
Refreshments were served by the fol-
lowing committee: Mrs. Watts. Mrs.
Skinner and Mrs. McGill.
Mizpah Council. No. 3. met Friday at
the Georgetown Odd Fellows Hall. with
many visitors present.
Arrangements were made for the
| luncheon and supper to be held We'd
nesday. May 10. Addresses were made
by State Councillor Mrs. E. Viola
Thompson. State Vice Councillor Mrs.
Flora NJ. Reagan. Past Councillors Mrs.
Kerper of Old Glory. No. IL, and Mrs.
Deputy State Councillor Mrs. L. L.
Thompson, Past State Councillor Mrs.
Mabel A. Vaux and National Inside
Sentinel Mrs Naomi E. H. Swami.
Progressive Council. No .. met at 3lI
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Thurs
! day evening. with the state councillor
and her STAFF of officers. members OF
American Flag. Friendship, Triumph.
Old Glory, Golden Rule, Martha Dand-
| ridge. Mizpah. Independent and Mount
| Vernon councils as guests. One menu
| Der was received by card. Two candi-
| dates were initiated. and the guests are
| said to have been loud in their praise Of
| the work of the team. Two applications
for membership were received. During
the heated term the council will confer
| the degrees on stated evenings each
month. The chairman of good of order
reported the dance of April 1s sue
cess. Tickets for the councils theater
party were distributed. A lawn party
| will be held the last week in this month.
| The officers were instructed to secure Q
| bond. The trustees were voted 500 to
start a savings fund for the council.
| The bylaws will be read three evenings
| beginning Thursday. Four new menu
bers were added to the drill team. max
| ing fourteen in the team.
After refreshments and talks by the
| guests and members class night"
was announced Progressive's orchestra.
| with violin. piano and player-pfano.
furnished, music for dancing.
A class, initiation will be held in June
and "class night dance every Thurs
day evening.
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the members of the chapter are ex-
pected to be present. Refreshments
Will be served in the banquet hall
Members of the fraternity are invited
to this meeting.
Quite number of the prominent Of
hcers and members OF the order. in
Guiding Grand Matron Catherine Loff1er,
Past Grand Matron Mrs. Jessie w
Cowles, Past Grand Matron Fannie
Taylor and Past Most Worthy Grand
patron L. Cabell Williamson were present
Monday evening at the meeting Of Ruth
Chapter of Hyattsville, Md, where a
reception was rendered Mrs. Julia A.
Greist, worthy grand matron of Mary
land. and her officers of the Grand
Chapter of Maryland. Past Grand Mas
ter Lurtin r. CHM delivered an ad-
dress. A musical and literary program
was presented and Past Grand Matron
Jessie w. Cowles read an original
poem. Most Worthy Grand Patron Will
Hanson also spoke during the evening
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| dianapolis. Ind. Monday evening OF the
| death of Union B. Hunt. president OF
the insurance department of the
knights of Pythias. which occurred at
O'Clock pm. that day after long
illness. The funeral occurred at Win
chester. Ind. at 2:30 o'clock Thursday
and was largely attended by Pythians
OF Indiana and visitors from various
| parts of the supreme domain.
Equal Lodge. No. II. was officially
visited by Grand Chancellor William
! A. ktmmel and associate Grand Lodge
officers Monday night at the Pythian
temple. Century Lodge was present
| in body and every lodge in the do
! main was represented among the Wis
| ported in a satisfactory condition by
the Grand Lodge officers. Grand Lee
turer Perry p. Patrick exemplified the
| unwritten work. The principal ad-
Charles W. Henderson. who spoke on
| the subject of Fraternity" and empha-
| sized the duty Of members to the order
| a social hour and a smoker followed
| the visitation exercises. Refreshments
were served.
Amaranth Lodge, No. %, held a ladies
! night in the auditorium of the North
east Temple Monday evening. The
large attendance was entertained by a
varied program. Past Supreme Repre-
| sentative John c. Yost, chairman of the
entertainment committee. presided
| William f. Andrews of Amarantf
! Lodge. who recently resigned the posi-
tion, of auditor for the Treasury De.
pagtment. made an address. The Elk.
| Sanderson. William Sanderson, RALPH
Cady and Thomas Cantwell, sang sew.
eral selections. Prof. Oates orchestrs
gave a musical program. Mrs. Jane:
| X. 5. Dickens, Miss Harrietta Dyer and
Samuel H. Jacobson recited. ane
Thomas Cantwell sang a solo. Amonf
the visitors were Grand Chancellor
| William A. Kimmel and associat,
Grand Lodge officers. who came aftel
the close of Equal Lodges grand visi
tation. Refreshments were served aft
er the entertainment. Flowers in pro
fusion and the handsomely decorated
auditorium added to the attractivenes.
of the scene. Small bouquets were pre-
scented to the ladies and carnations t,
the gentlemen.
David s. Goumpf. past chancellor o
Amaranth Lodge. No. %. died earl!
Thursday morning at Sibley Hospital
The funeral occurred yesterday after
noon. and was largely attended by tn
Il fraternities of which he was a member
| Mr.. Goumpf was also member o.
| Myron NJ. Parker Lodge. No. 81, F. A
A. NJ, and Capitol Chapter, No. IL. r
4 A. NJ
Past Grand Chancellor vandervort re
! ports excellent progress in the work o
forming new lodge in Mount Pleas
4 ant. He states that meeting to or
ganize the lodge will occur al an earl!
date.
/ Members of the order in the Distric
II have been invited to attend the Rath
bone Bible class meeting at Richmond
Va, Friday night. and 1t is expected
i the local membership will be well rep
4 resented.
4 Ascalon Temple, No. II, d. o. X. x
will meet in regular session tomorrow
i night and arrange details for the jun
ceremonial.
i Washington Company. No. 1. of tn
ii Uniform Rank. will hold its regula
j assembly Wednesday night. Plans TO
the summer outing will be discussed
il and reports made from committees hav
ing the details in charge.
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LODGES.
Monday-BeacOn. No. Is tdegree): Union.
No. H.. and Langton. No. %. business.
Tuesday ashington, No. q. degree;
Golden Rule, No. 81, and Amity, No.
20, business.
MISUNDERSTANDING. No. :, business:
Eastern. No. I. degree rehearsal:
Friendship. No. IL, and Federal City.
No. 20. degree.
Thursday Columbia No. 10. degree. in
auditorium: Salem. No. %. degree:
Covenant, No. Is. and Excelsior, No.
II. business.
day-AIetropolis. No. 10. degree; Cen
trail, No. !. and Phoenix, No. %.
business.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Tuesday-Fred d. Stuart, No. Z. degree.
Wednesday Columbian. No. ]. degree.
Magenenu, No. 4, business.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT
Saturday-Canton Washington, No. l.
drill and social.
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State Vice Councillor DWl8nt L. DHo"-
we'll. chairman of the general excursion
committee. has issued a call for meeting
Tuesday evening at Columbia Council. No.
~ 41s 10th street northwest. All council
representatives are expected to be present
Washington Council, No. Is, met Tues
day evening at Red Mems Hall. Wiscon-
sin avenue and N street. with large at
tendance. One candidate was initiated
Can't. ]. C. Mastin being in charge of the
degree team A report was received from
the uniform rank committee. Past Coun-
cilors Harry S. Stowe, Grover e. Payne
and A. D. Scheele of Potomac Council.
mo. 20, were present. Addresses were
made.
The uniform rank met at the session OF
Independent Council, No. 2. Wednesday
evening. At the previous meeting, held
at the session of Capital Council, it was
decided to join in an excursion to Mar
shall Hall July 20. A schedule Of the WISH
tations to all the councils of the District
was agreed upon. The committee ap-
pointed to secure military manuals de-
livered several copies of the latest edition
now in use In the United States Army. At
the last meeting letter was submitted by
Secretary Hurley to be sent to every MEM
Der of the Jr. o. u A. NJ, setting forth
the objects of the uniform rank and invit-
ing the memberships cooperation in max
ing this organization a success 1t was
decided to have copies of this letter sent
to every council. to be mailed to its mem
bers. A committee was appointed to ar
range for a voting contest. After remarks
by several members further business was
dispensed with and Drill Master Mulinker
put the company through some of the lat
est drills. The next meeting will be at
the session Of Thomas Jefferson Council,
No. IL, in the New Masonic Hall. at 9Th
and F streets northeast, Thursday even
ing. All members Of the Jr. o. U. A. M
are invited to attend
Edward J. Ross Council, No. rs, met
Wednesday evening with all its officers
Several members were reported sick.
In accordance with the laws Of the coun-
Gil the sum Of $50 was granted a mem
Der on account Of the death Of his wife.
Council, Daughters of America, an auxili-
airy organization, thanking the council for
its aid and cooperation in the recent en-
tertainment given by the council.
Among the visitors was r. r. Padgett
of Belle Haven Council. No 81, of Alex
andria. Va, who spoke of the progress of
the order in that city. Remarks were also
made by Past Councillors G. w. Swift, w.
H. Lanham. G. W. Meetze and others.
Thomas Jefferson Council. No. IL, met
Thursday night. in Masonic Temple
northeast. Two members were elected,
one who applied for reinstatement and
one for initiation. and he was initiated
Several visitors were present and gave
short tais,-S The uniform rank and ex-
cnsion were the principal topics for dis
cussion. Good health seems to prevail
in Thomas Jefferson Council, no member
being reported Sick -
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LODGES.

LODGES.
Today-Benjamin b. French. No. 10. .
nm religious services at Masonic
and Eastern star Home.
MOpday-DawsOn. No. Ii. f. A. anu
Stansbury. No. -. F. C..
NJ: 10 pm. E. A.: Iakoma. 10.
NJ: 100 pm. E. A: Takoma' No.
20. F. c.
Wednesday-Grand Lodge. general bns'-
ness second stated communication
st. Johns Mite Association.
Friday-St. Johns. No. H.. =. A.:
Harmony. No. IL. special. NJ. NJ:
Hope. No. 20. NJ. NJ
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Mount Vernon. No. :. mark.
"wednesday columbia. M. I. special
+. NJ. and NJ. T.. NJ. Mount Pleasant,
No. L.. T. NJ. and NJ f. NJ
Friday-tapitol. NJ. II. X. \.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR co,IMANDERiES.
Monday-Grani Comunn y. annual con
claye election. etc.
Thursday An COMMANDMENTS. pm
Church of the Epiphany Episcopal.
q between 18th and 18th streets
northwest.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
acknowledgements Chapter. Rose troix.
business session: Robert lie Bruce
Council Knights Kadosh. thiriieth lie
gree. full form.
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KN1f REF5FSSi4S

LODGES.
Monday-Decatur, No. Q; Calanthe, NO.
IL: Equal. No. II. ~
Tuesday-Webster. No. Z: Excelsior: No.
IL: Capital. No. "a; Myrtle, No:
Wednesday-Mt. Vernon No. Q: Hef
mtone. MOI IL grand visitatlon);
Union. No e; Columbia, No. 26.
: Thursday Harmony, No. 81:
Friday-Syracusians, No. 10; Ratnoone'
Superior, No. %.
UNIFORM RANK.
Wednesday Company. No. l.
KNIGHTS OF KHoRASSAN.
Monday-Ascalon Temple, No. 81.
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Communications for these col
umns must be received at The
Sunday Star once not later than
noon ON Thursday of each week.
Those which relate to events that
occur afterward, or to new an
nouncements of importance. Will
be received up to noon ON Satur-
day, but not later.
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Rathbone Temple, No. 3, Pythian
Sisters, initiated a number of candi-
dates Friday night. During the work
the drill team. under Degree Director
H. Elkton Smith, presented number
of new figures which were highly
praised by the large attendance.
One of the most successful AFFAIRS
ever given by Rathbone Temple was
the donation party for the benefit of
the orphans home of which the Rev.
Patrick Murphy. rector Of st. Nj
chaels and All Angels Church, is In
charge. DR.. Murphy. who is mem.
Der Of Rathbone Temple, in an eloquent
speech thanked the members TOT tnelr
tons made.
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Monday-Temple. No. IS, degrees: Colum-
bia. No. Is.
Tuesday-Electa. No. 2: Bethlehem, No.
I: Friendship. No. It: Fidelity. No. 10.
Wednesday-Naomi. No. 3; Brookiand, No.
H.
-Thursday-wm. F. Hunt, No IS.
Friday-Takoma. No. IL; Cathedral, No.
IA: st. Johns Lodge No. ls. degrees
by the grand matron and grand patron.
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RER@fIEY APRGES

Mouday-Esther, No. 5. degree and social.
Tnesdsy-Annual meeting of the Assembly
Friday-Dorcas. No. :. aud Martha wasp
ington. No. 3, degree.
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%RED MEN

Sioux Tribe. No. is. met Thursday
night at Painters Hall. 9Th and q
streets northwest. After several spirit
ed discussions by Messrs. Connell
Nichols. Orndorn and Lewis, refresh.
ments were served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09

For Other Fraternal News See paea
- 12, Part 2.
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NlI@psSSiSIERS

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6 ON .sldmsL dIqspuslI.d-iSpssupsM
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Commander William T. Hebbard an
nounces that Orient Commandery, No.
8. knights Templar, has accepted an
invitation from Old Dominion Com
mandery. No. IL. of Alexandria, Va, to
attend the Templar Ascension services
in that city next Sunday afternoon.
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The first annual meeting of the Re-
bekah Assembly will be held In the
auditorium of I. O. o. F. Hall, ABB 7th
street northwest, Tuesday evening, at
8 o'clock. All members entitled have
been requested to be present promptly
at the hour named as much business
of Importance will be considered
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The Fellowship Club will entertain
it's friends and the members Of several
of the Masonic clubs of the city in the
main hall at Pythian Temple Satur-
day evening, at s o'clock, with an IL
Illustrated lecture on the Panama canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09

Washington COMPANY. No l, OF the
Uniform Rank. will hold its regular
assembly Wednesday night. Plans for
the summer outing will be discussed
and reports made from committees hav-
ing the details in charge.
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State Vice Councillor Dwight L. brom-
we'll, chairman of the general excursion
committee, has issued a call for meeting
Tuesday evening at Columbia Council. No.
30. 41s 10th street northwest. All council
representatives are expected to be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09

Capitol Royal Arch Chapter. No. H.
will have the Royal Arch degree Fri
day evening High Priest A. w.
Sieverling states the chapter is in a
furnishing condition, with plenty of
work ahead