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knights Temrlar, and Orient Com
mandery, No. 5, knights Templar. will
attend the annual conclave of the
Grand Commandery of Maryland, at
Cumberland. Md, next Tuesday.
Notes of Scottish Rite Bodies.
Robert de Bruce Council knights
kadosh, of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite, will confer the twenty
seventh degree. Knight Commander of
the Temple. Tuesday. May 4, at the
Cathedral of the Rite.
The dL>ree will be in charge of l..
Cleveland McNemar. thirty -second de-
gree, as venerable master assisted by
Alvin L. Newmyer, thirty-second de-
gree; Edwin Hahn. thirty-second de-
gree: Leonard Sergeant, thirty-second
degree: Chase c. Cove. thirty-second
degree; Thomas H. Jones. thirty-sec-
ond degree: Joseph +. Schevlin, thirty
second degree; Archie II. Engel. thirty
second degree: Burgess W. Marshall,
thirty-second degree: Royal G.. jerks,
thirty-Second degree, and Thomas r.
Manning, thirty-second degree.
The dance given by the Scottish Rite
bodies 10 the ladies of the rite on
Saturday, April "a. was a most pro-
nounced success, with the largest at
tendance of any so far given. Mucr
credit is given Roe Fulkerson, the
master of ceremonies, for the manner
in which these dances have been con-
Quoted and the very excellent music
furnished by the Meyer Davis Orchestra
has been greatly appreciated.
The last dance of the season will
ne given Saturday. May 90. and will be
i shirt waist" affair. owing to the
warm weather anticipated.
Lebanon Lodge to Confer r. A. De-
Leblanc Lodge No :. F A. A. NJ
- its NEXT meeting will confer the E
y. degree with Senior Warden Charles
T.. Alexander presiding. Worshipful
Master NJ. r. YerEe- announces a "spe-
Cial" for May IS when the NJ NJ de-
gree will he conferred.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter, o. f.. s..
Meets.
The meeting of St Johns Lodge
chapter, No is. o. +. S, on April %,
was unique in having a get acquaint-
ed meeting" Worthy Matron Lash
horn called a recess and one hour was
consumed in getting better acquainted
Fast Grand Matron Hattie r. Hutchi-
son. of Martha Chapter, No. 4, spoke
III HeT usual lnlnllaDIe way.
Worthy Patron John F. May. of Tenn
pie Chapter. No. IS. gave a pleasing
speech.
The chapter room was beautifully
decorated with tulips, presented by
the chaplain. Mrs. Rankin, which were
grown at her home in Rockville. At
the close of the meeting refreshments
were served in the banquet hall
st. Johns Lodge Chapters home boa I'd
VIII meet at the residence of Mrs
Georgia Milans, &5i7 Holmead Place
Wednesday afternoon, April s.
Fellowship Club InstaIIs Officers.
The Fellowship Club NJ NJ. at its
last meeting elected and installed Off
GERS for the ensuing year Rcsidcs a
Very large gathering of the member
snip. who are employed in the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing. there was
present as guests OF the club. the ad-
risory committee. composed of rep
rrsentatives from the various Masonic
clubs. In the different government de-
partments.
The charge was delivered to the new
officers in a very impressive manner,
hy Past Grand Master J. Claude Keip-
cr.
The newly elected officers are: ]. z.
Boreland. president: Samuel T. Farm
or, vice president: Yost n. Harbaugh
secretary: J. T. Parks, treasurer: B.
/. Myer. marshall; W. y. Miller, her
aid. Additional members of the ex-
ecutive committee are: Benz Colds
worthy, J. A. Williams, and J. E.
Rhodes.
Edgar c. Snyder. correspondent for
the Omaha Bee. in very witty and
speech presented the re-
firing president. Benjamin Colds
worthy, with a handsome silver tea
set. as a token of esteem from the
club, after which a social session en-
sued. and short speeches Astounding in
wit and humor, were INDUCED in. A
real old-fashioned Punch and Judy
show was given by Vernon Torney.
The principal speakers were: J.
Claude KEEPER. Edgar c. Snyder, John
Fl. Cowles. Willard j. Holmes, Delos
Carter. and E. c. Ford
Refreshments were served, and
adjourned after the incoming
and outgoing officers received words
OF fattering commendation and warm
expressions of hope that the Fellow
ship Club would grow and prosper.
Council OF Engineer. Entertains
Ladies'.
Columbia Council. No. 80. Of the
Universal Craftsmen's Council of En-
Eineers gave an entertainment In
honor of their lady friends at Naval
Lodge Hall recently. The following
program was rendered.:
Words Of welcome, Worthy Chief
Charles A Meyer; remarks. william E.
Greaves. chairman entertainment com
mittee: soprano solo. Mrs. Louis 4.
Potter. jr.; piano solo, Prof. Louis 4.
Potter. jr.; tenor solo, Mr. Gayheart:
selection. orchestra; address. II. X.
Simpson, 2. G. Master of Masons. d.