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Tribal Doings of Red Men.

Osceola Tribe met Wedne sday night
at Masonic Temple. TennelIytown. ID.
{. Two applications were received.
Past Sachem Custard was congratu-
lated on his appointment as great
guard of the wigwam of the Great
Council of the District
Red Wing Tribe met at Painters.
Hall Monday night. Remarks were
made by Past Sachems Ballerston.
Boyer and Barnes. and Senior Saga
more Lingle.
Idaho Tribe met Tuesday night at
Northeast Temple. Twelfth and IL
streets northeast. The tribe has Just
Past Great Sachem Cobb, who was a
delegate to the Great Council. made an
address. Remarks were also made by
Past Great Sachems Bob Thompson
and William Garner.
White Eagle Tribe met Wednesday
night at Pythian Temple. Remarks
were made on the good of the order
by Past Sachems Bristo and Piaskett.
and Past Great Sachem GartreIL
The report of the delegates of Logan
Tribe. who attended the session held
by the Great Council of the District of
Columbia was received last week
The resignation of Senior Sycamore
Charles Fuller was accepted and Jun
Tor Sycamore Paul Lauthum was
elected to fill out the unexpired term.
Logan Tribes crack bowling team.
headed by Arthur Dugan. was rendered
a vote of thanks by all members pres
ent. The bowling team has several
open dates and will take on any tribal
team.
Mineola Tribe. No. II. met Friday
night at Masonic Temple. Anacostia.
Sachem c. f.. Brown presided and all
chiefs were present. Several interest
ing talks were given.
Seneca Tribe, of 316 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue southeast. is planning a class
initiation. The tribe is getting a bowl
ing team into shape for a game with
Logan Tribe.
Sioux Tribe, No. Is. met last Thurs
day night at Painters Hall. One ap-
was received. After the sue
cess of the bowling quint by taking
two out of three from the Idaho Tribe
a challenge was forv -ded to MineoIa
Tribe.
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State Councillor Mrs. f. Viola Thomp-
son has announced the grand annual Wis
itations to Fidelity Council. No. 4. and
Progressive Council, No. 9.
Mizpah Council. No ,. met last Friday
evening in the !. o. o. F. Hall. 1913 Thir-
ty-frst street northwest. Mrs Cora \.
Marcy. chairman of the entertainment
committee, announced "A euchre party.
Addresses were made by Past Council
ors John w. Milstead. Grover T.. Payne.
and George Albert Veitch.
Monday evening State Councillor Mrs.
+. Viola Thompson and staff paid Mount
Vernon Council. No. IS. their grand an
nual visitation at 800 Pennsylvania ave
nue. southeast.
Mount Vernon Council authorized its
secretary, John f. Smallwood. to COM
municate with the President of the Unit
ed States of America. protesting against
the unlawful use of the United States
flag. not only by Great Britain. but by
all other nations. Presentations were
made to Mrs. f. Viola Thompson. the
recording secretary, and the financial
secretary.
Addresses were made by Past Coun-
cilors John E. Smallwood. State Coun-
cilor Mrs. E. Viola Thompson and State
Vice Councillor Mrs. Floda NJ. Regain.
Washington's Birthday celebration
committee has prepared an entertain
ment. to be held tomorrow evening. at
316 Pennsylvania avenue southeast I'M
der the direction of the State vice coun-
cilor. Mrs. Floda NJ. Reagan, chairman
Of the committee.
Esther Council No. 30. is making prep
arations for the grand annual visitation
next Thursday evening" when State
Councillor Mrs. E. Viola Thompson and
staff will visit at its hall in the Masonic
Temple. Tennallytown. D. c.
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February -f-fotomac. No. p Maple. No ID.
February o-teorgCTovn. No. 10.
LADIES CIRCLE
February 23-MUunt Vernon. No. s.
Georgetown Camp. No. 10. Consul
Commander J. T.. Bamforth presiding.
acted on four and had five new appli-
cations presented at it's last meet
ing. A. Comstock. who was reported
sick. has been able to return to his
desk at the g. +. o. W. L. Martsch
was elected delegate and ]. T.. Bam-
forth alternate to the head camp con-
vention at Fairmont. W. Va. Dr. Mof-
fit addressed the camp on the phys
ical requirements of candidates, and
State Manager Mcconnell spoke on
the duties of deputies in securing new
members Adviser Lieut.. l.. J. Rogers.
who is sergeant in the hospital
corps at Fort Myer. has been granted
a twenty-day furlough which he will
spend at his old home in Oklahoma
Mount Vernon Camp. No. .. met last
Tuesday evening when four new MEM
beers were instructed in the mysteries
of Woodcraft. Three new applications
were presented. Among the visiting
sovereigns who spoke on different
subjects were State Manager McCon-
nell, L. f. Gates, and W. =. Martsch.
Last Monday evening Alpha Camp.
No. !, had a good attendance at it's
meeting. ID. Wolf and j. Holm were
elected delegates to the head camp
convention.
movement has been started in
some OF the camps to organize pool
and bowling clubs that in the course
OF time are to be formed into leagues.
For the present the press committee
Will have charge of organizing and
making necessary arrangements for
them.
Willow Grove. No. ,. of the Ladies'
Circle. elected Rosy f.. Burns dele
gate and ]. c. Mcconnell alternate to
the Head Grove convention TO he held
at Terre Alta, w. Va, April -.
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Doings of the Odd Fellows.
Calendar.
SUBORDINATE lodges.

SUBORDINATE LODGES
February 3-union No. II, degree: Beacon. No.
IS. and Langdon. No. 3 business
February 9-Washngton No. s: Golden Rule
No. z. and Amity. No. .. degrees
FEBRUARY 2iEastern. No. :. and Harmony. No. 3.
degree: Federal City, No. %. and Friendship. No.
L.. business
February 5-Columbia No. 10. degree: Covenant.
No u; Excelsior. No. IL. and Salem. No. 2, bust
neS.
February S-Ccntral. No. I. degree: Metropolis.
No. Is. social session. Phoenix No. 3. business.
ENCAMPMENTS.
February 2-Pred ID. Stuart. No 4 oTcD SESSION..
February 2i+Columbian. No. l. degree
REBEkAH LODGES.
February Z2Esther No. s. social session.
February 3-Martba Washington. No. ). degree:
Dorcas No. l. social.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
February I-Canton Washington. No l. soc1si
session.
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Tents of the Maccabees.
Calendar.

February - National Tent No l. Old Masonic
Temple, Anac1sta Tent. No. I. Masonic Hall. Ana
ctstia.
February ss-Mount Vernon Tent. No. 4. Masonic
Hall, Eighth and r streets northeast; BTightwoOd
Tent. No. 5. Maccabse Hail. Brightvo.d.
February 5-Dstrct Tent No. s. hail. Four and
a-half and q streets southwest
Last Monday night, Anacostia Tent
No. Z. had an official visit from the
State commander and H. E. Crouch
was a visitor from National Tent.
The work of distributing the MEM
bers of Columbia Tent, No. 1892 to the
several tents has been completed
The State convention for Virginia
will be held at Charlottesville. April
s; the State convention for Maryland
at Baltimore. April 9, and the District
of Columbia April 10.
Mount Vernon Tent. No 4, opened
its doors last Tuesday night to a dele
cation of ladies of the Maccabees, in
GLIDING the State commander. Mrs. La
Rue. that they might discuss plans for
the upbuilding of both orders.
District Tent. No S, met last Thurs
day night. The important topic was
the election of a representative to the
Supreme Tent.
Georgetown Tent, No. 6. met last
Thursday night. Visitors included
members from Georgetown Tent, No. 4.
Fl. f. Crouch. of National Tent. and
the State commander. One candidate
was initiated. George W. Ofutt, a
member of the District bar, who gave
a talk. The chief topic was the cleo
ton Of delegate to the District con-
vention which meets here April TO-
Messrs II. f. Crouch, c. J. Gates, and
ID. w. Gall. the three candidates, were
present and made speeches
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"Emerald Party" to b.. Given.

Carroll Council met last Tuesday even
ing. Grand Knight William J. McGee
presiding. The Valentine Party given
by this council was a distinct success.
Invitations will soon be posted for the
Emerald Dancing Party" to be held
March l..
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Degree of Pocahontas.

Idaho Council held a box party last
Friday night at Northeast Temple. w.
T.. Thompson was chairman of the
committee on program which included
an opening song by Mineola Tribes
glee club: remarks by Past Great
'Sachem j. j. Caylor: piano duet by
Misses a. Curtis and Ida Reed. and .
banquet.
White Eagle Council met at Society
Temple "Wednesday night. Remarks
were made by Miss +. wilmer.
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Knights Of Pythias Events.
Calendar.

February 2-Drcatuu. No. g. called OF: Caanthc
No. IL. and Equal. No. II. business.
February 0-Webster. No. Z: Hermione. No. II
Excelsior. No. II; CAPITAL, No. =. and Myrtle No
Is. business. .irsnd Lodge annual convention
February 4-MGint Vernon. No. 5: Union. No. =
and Columbia, No. Is. business. Grand Lodge an
nual convention.
February 25-Hamony No. T. business: Grand
Lodge annual convention.
February 8-Syncsians. No. 10. and Rathbonc
suprrior. No. q. business.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
February a-ffiendship Temple. No. g. tsisinesa
February C-Rathbone Temple No. g. business.
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With National Union Councils,
Calendar.

Calendar.
February FEDERAL Council PERPETUAL RuiLing
Association Hall: Scott Council Pythan TempI.:
Northeast Washington Camel Northeast Temple
February -@BzncTUft Council Typpgralhical
Temple: Dahlgrcn Council Pythian Temple
February EAST Washington Council Weller ,
Hall; Mckinley Council. Washington Hail.
At the last meeting of Mckinley
Council two candidates were initiated.
A program was given. after which re-
freshments were served.
Potomac Council met Monday even
ing in its council chamber at
Pythian Temple. The president of the
Senate. Frank f. Ferguson, addressed
the council.
Congressional Council met wednes-
day evening at typographical Temple
President of the Cabinet Fred A.
Strickrott, addressed the council.
Census Council held memorial
meeting last night in it's council
chamber at Perpetual Building Asso-
citation Hall The services were very
impressive and long to be remember
ed.
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Alfred h. Lewis, Will Filled.

New York. Feb. eo-The will of Al
fred Henry Lewis. writer. who died
December Is. 1914. was filed in the Sur
rogates Court today. Mrs. Alice Ewing
Lewis. widow. was the sole beneficiary
and the executor. The value Of the per-
sonal property is said to be less than
$500. The value of the realty and
household effects which Is said to be
considerable II not given,
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Anti.iug Bill Passes

Raleigh. N. G.. Feb. ao.-By vote of
100 to the lower house Of the legis-
lature passed today the Grier snti-jug
bill that makes any shipment of liquors
into North Carolina for beverage pur-
poses crime. The senate committee
has made a unanimous report in favor
Of the bill,
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}. 4. West Heads High Priests

Annexation
! The High Priests Association of the
District of Columbia for the year 1915
was organized on Saturday. February
IS, by the election of the following Of
ficers: James A. West, president:
William T. Hackett. vice president: j.
II. Won Hermann. secretary-treasurer:
Samuel T. Hind. Edwin NJ. Hasbrouck.
executive committee.
Lebanon Lodge Confers Degree.
Lebanon Lodge. No. I. F. A. A. NJ.
conferred the n. NJ. degree at its last
communication on a class of five. The
degree was conferred by the officers of
the lodge with NJ. B. Yerger presiding.
Lebanons bowling team. under the
captaincy of II. A. Meals, is in tip-top
form. Capt. Meals expects his team
to finish up with the leaders.
ter, O. r. =.
william +. Hunt Chapter. No. ls,
held a Valentine Social after the
business and work of the last meeting
About 500 valentines were sold to the
members and friends. the price of each
being the amount of postage on each
package. February Is the Official visit
of the grand officers will be made to
Hunt Chapter. There will be degree
work. after which short program will
be given. Members OF the fraternity
are invited.
"Prophets" to Held Cerenonial.
Kallipolis Grotto. No. Is. will hold
its first ceremonial of 1915 at Odd
Fellows Hall tomorrow night. Mon
arch f. w. Lfbbey. In a recent circu-
lar. asks the prophets to assist him In
securing class or nifty candidates,
and from all Indications q large num-
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TakOma Lodge to Confer r. C..
Denrpe

Owing to the illness of Worshipful
Master Ernest w. Porter. Of Takoma
Lodge. No. %. +. A. A. NJ. who is con-
fined to his home. the master Mason
degree. which was scheduled for Tues
day evening, has been postponed unit
Tuesday evening, March >, when a
special communication will be held.
At the communication Tuesday even-
ing the fellow craft degree will be eX-
emplified by Junior Warden Harry A..
Stacy. assisted by the other line off,
GERS.
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Norway demands fee of SD from
every foreigner desiring to canvas i'm tina I
country for the sale of goods for three
weeks or any part of that time
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Damon Dramatic Club Announces
Meetine.

The Damon Dramatic Club will meet
on Thursday evening in the armory of
Pythian Temple. Arrangements will be
completed for holding the entertainment
April l9.
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DOrcas Rebekah. to Entertain
Members.

Dorcas Rebekah Lodge. No. 4. met
Friday evening, February IL. in North
east Temple. The Rebekah degree was
conferred on a class of candidates.
The next session of the lodge. Febru-
airy 20. will be a social event and all
members of the Rebekah branch of the
prder are cordially invited to be pres
mt.
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The Knights of Columbus Choral So
ciety will hold a rehearsal this afternoon
at 30 O'Clock in the n of c. Hall. un-
der the direction OF DR. James Dickin-
son. to complete arrangements for the
musical program for the services at the
memoria! mass tomorrow morning at
Holy Comforter Church. which will he
rendered by the society
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Grand Lodge in Fiftieth Annual
Convention.

The Grand Lodge. Knights of Pythias
Of the domain OF the District of Colum.
bia. met in their .fiftieth annual conven-
ton, at Pythian Temple, last Friday
evening. at i:30 o'clock, with Grand Chan
cellor Fl. NJ. Vandervort and his corps
Of associate Grand Lodge officers In the
chairs. The reports of the officers were
read and referred to committees. The
Grand Lodge rank was conferred upon
the following. they being eligible by rea-
son Of having served as chancellor COM
manders of their respective lodges dur
ing the past year:
Franklin, No. =. J. Bennete Jones
Mount Vernon. No. 5. C. w. Reynolds;
Webster. No. Z T. c. Taylor: Decatur,
No. 3. Charles Miller: Syracusians. No.
10. w. NJ. Williams; Calanthe. No. II. c.
II. Beall: Hermione, No. Il. ]. w. JEFF
fries: Excelsior, No. IA. J. E. McCrack-
in: Equal. No. II, c. +. Stanowski; Har-
mony. No. q. W. Fl. Boswell: Union. No.
~. S. T. Brown; Capital. No. "A, NJ ii.
Konigsberg; Myrtle. No. q, W. r.
Amaranth. No. g. Adelbert Dryer: Rath-
bone-Superior. No. .. X. J. Whtford
Century. No. 3d. J. w. Tull.
Hon. Brig. s. Young. supreme chan
cellor OF the order. was present and gave
an enthusiastic Pythian address.
The body took a recess at late hour
to reconvene on Tuesday February 3,
at $50 p. m.
Decatur Lodge Omits Session.
Decatur Lodge. No. 2. has been grant
ed dispensation to omit their conven-
ton of February %
Past Grand Chancellor II. r. Wiley
Honored.
At a meeting of the executive commit
tee OF the fiftieth anniversary commit
tee. held at Pythian Temple last Monday
evening. Chairman Past Grand Chan
cellor II. p. Wiley presented the draft
OF the report to be presented to the
was adopted. By unanimous vote the
thanks of the members of the commit
tee were extended to the chairman for
the able manner In which he had con-
Quoted the affairs of the celebration
Ascnlon Temple Holds Ceremonial.
Ascalon Temple. No. 81. Dramatic Or
der knights of Khorassan. held their
Spring" ceremonial at Pythian Tenn
pie last Monday evening when Edward
$. schmid. F. T. Scott and +. A. Meinin-
ger were indicted into the mysteries Of
khorassanism.
versary.
Century Lodge. NJ. - met last Mon
day evening. Great interest is being
taken by the members in the Fifteenth
class to be held May 3.
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Martha Washington Degree Team
Improved.

Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge.
No. ;. met Friday evening. February
IL. The degree team is fast improv-
ing in efficiency under the able direc-
torship of Past Grand William J. Rog-
ers. and at the next meeting will con-
fer the Rebekah degree on several
candidates.
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Sons Of Veterans, u. S. A.

William r. Gushing Camp. No. 20. Di.
vision of Maryland. met last Thursday
evening in Grand Army Hall. with Omar
j. Neley. commander. presiding. After
the regular business. a smoker was en-
joyed.
Maj. +. r. Campbell and c. :. Hill. of
william b. Gushing Camp. No 20. at.
tended the Lincoln celebration held by
the Sons of Veterans. u. S. A, of the
Pennsylvania Division. last week in
Philadelphia. The banquet in honor of
Abraham Lincoln was given at the Wal
ton Hotel Saturday night, and an omen
meeting was held in the Forrest The
alter last Sunday afternoon. when the
COMMUNICATIVE chief of the Sons of Vet
Grams. L. S. A.. Charles F. Sherman. and
W. f. Andrews. of lbs Fairmont street.
Washington. d. c.. Auditor OF the Treas
ury Department. were the speakers
Brothers F.. Albert Lang and Roscoe l..
Oatley. Of William B. Gushing Camp, at
tended the national Maine memorial ex.
ercises held last Monday afternoon at
Arlington National Cemetery. given un-
der the auspices of the Army and Navy
Union. u. s. A. Brother Lang sang
Heroes that We Know
Tomorrow evening the members of
Lincoln Camp. No. 2. Maryland Division.
will meet In the camp room at 11ol e
street northwest. at 8 o'clock.
Besides thirty-nine newspapers printed
in English. New York City has ten in
italian. seven German. seven Jewish.
three Greek. three Hungarian, two
French. two Bohemian, two Croatian, one
Spanish, Servian. Syrian. and Chinese.
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LanEdon Lodge Buys Lot.

Langdor Lodge. No. &c. met last
Monday evening and completed the
purchase of a lot adjoining their lodge
hall, upon which to build an addition
to their present hall. Additional in
terror decorations have just been COM
pleted. making it a most attractive
lodge room. Members of the order
are urged to visit this suburban lodge
and encourage them in their efforts to
build UP the order in that locality.
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Daughters of America.

State Councillor Mrs. f. Viola Thomp-
son has announced the grand annual Wis
itations to Fidelity Council. No. 4. and
Progressive Council, No. g.
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Ruth Rebekahs Are Guest. oi
Naomi Lodge.

Ruth Rebekah Lodge, No. ,. met
last Monday evening and adjourned
early to visit Naomi Rebekah Lodge.
No. l. a program was given to en-
tertain the visitors and a banquet was
served. Ruth Lodge held a rehearsal
of the degree work last Thursday, I'M
der the dictatorship of Past Grand p.
II. Leary. and the next meeting of the
lodge will be devoted to degree work.
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Column ia Lodge COnfers Degrees.

Columbia Lodge. No. 10. l. o. o. F..
conferred the third degree for Mount
Pleasant Lodge on class of twenty
seven candidates last Thursday night.
before one of the .argcst assemblages
of Odd Fellows in the history of the
lodge. many visitors from other States
being present. The degree was con-
ferred in full form in the large audi
forum of odd Fellows Hall. Seventh
street northwest. Mount Pleasant
Lodge attended in a body. headed by
Noble Grand Allan A. Swingle and
more than thirty members.
Grand Master Rich introduced a
delegation from Mount Rainier and a
number of visiting brothers.
Remarks were made congratulating
Columb ia Lodge on the excellent work
don" by the degree team by Brothers
William Andrews. NJ. q. Swingle and
q VI. Rich. The cast of the team con-
fcrring the degree wa follows:
Brothers Fowler. Taylor. Sardo, Liv-
ingston. Wines. Meade, Billings. keck,
StrobcI. Allwine, Pollock. Gerberich.
Glosshcimer. Lewis, Shocks. Ford. Hall.
Cowden. Kcefe. Alexander. Powell.
Smith, Thomas and Orlander.
The degree was conferred under the
direction of Charles d. Shackelford
and J. Edward Fowler.
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Woodmen of the World.
Calendar.

February --j-Oh Glory. No ;.
February 2tPotomac. No. 3: Maple No. Is.
February 6-Georgctovn. No. 10
LADIES CIRCLE
FEBRUARY = Mount Vernon. No s.
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Candidates Received by Eastern
Lodge.

Eastern Lodge. No. :. conferred the
second degree upon several candidates
from other lodges last Wednesday
"vcning. Degrees will be conferred at
the meeting next Wednesday evening.
Heacon Lodge to Entertain Friends.
Beacon Lodge, No. Is. has appointed
a committee. consisting of Past Grands
". s. PLACER. l.. w. Bennett. r. Il.
Hellmuth. NJ. II. Andrews, j. l. Daw
son. Vice Grand f. J. Little. and
Warden d. Edward Clark, to arrange
for an open social session of the lodge
to be held Monday evening. March l,
for the entertainment of the lodge
members and their friends. An attrac-
tive program is being arranged for the
occasion.
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Century Lodge to Celebrate Ami
Sers0ry.

Century Lodge. No. -. met last Mon
day evening. Great interest is being
taken by the members in the fifteenth
anniversary class TO be held May D.
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DR.. 4. ID. Wilkinson 10 Address.
kniRhts.

Washington Council will meet Tuesda,
night. with Grand Knight Leo A. Rove
as presiding officer. One of the most pop
ular officials of the council. and its frs
grand knight. DIR. A. d. Wilkinson. will
recount the events Of his administration
keane Council will meet Thursda,
evening at s o'clock
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To Entertain Waiting knixhts.

Seventy-ive candidates are expected to
appear next Sunday afternoon at =
O'Clock from Keane. Spalding and Poto-
mac councils. when the third degree will
be exemplified in the X. of c. Hall. Dis
tr1ct Deputy DR.. Charles l. Griffith and
State Warden Redmond DeVaney will
have direct supervision of the event In
Vltations have been extended to many
prominent members OF the order to be
present. The Baltimore knights have
chartered special car to take care Of
their contingent; delegations are also ex-
pected from Norfolk. Richmond. Lynch
burg and Alexandria, Va
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mony Lodge.

Harmony Lodge met last Wednesday
evening. and conferred the initiatory
degree upon several applicants. The
first degree will be conferred next
Wednes day.
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Past Grand Chancellor II. r. Wiley
HOnOred.


Ascaion Temple. No. 81. Dramatic Or
der knights of Khorassan. held their
spring ceremonial at Pythian Tenn
pie last Monday evening. when Edward
;. Schmid. +. T. Scott. and r A. Meinin-
ger We're indicted into the mysteries of
khora ssanism.
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Tomorrow evening the members Of
Lincoln Camp. No. 2. Maryland Division,
will meet In the camp room at 110l e
street northwest. at o'clock,