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Improved Order of Heptasophs.

At a recent meeting Of Potomac Con-
clave. No. 40. l. o. H, the following
members were installed for the year:
Past archon, J. C. Schlesinger; archon,
John A. Holland: provost, Louis Fell
heimer; prelate, j. L. Neurath; secre-
tary. NJ. T. Pines; f1nancier, Samuel
Siegel; treasurer. L. ]. Silverman: in
sentinel. C. w. c. Nelson: trustees, S.
Goldsmith, T. w. Burke and J. Brock;
representative to the supreme conven-
tion, which is to be held at Richmond,
L. J. Silverman. These officers were
installed by C. c. Beveridge. district
deputy supreme archon, assisted by w.
A. Knots of Columbia Conclave act
ing as supreme prelate, and Past
Archon Louis Cohen as supreme in
Mr.. Beveridge complimented the con-
clave upon its growth and presented
to the retiring archon. J. c. Schlesing-
er. Heptasoph pin, made of gold and
sponded appropriately. The hall was
decorated with plants and flowers and
after the ceremonies of the evening a
caterer served repast. An orchestra
of ten pieces alternated with speeches
made by Messrs. Beveridge, Holland,
Siegel. Adler, Guggenheim, Knots,
Schlesinger, Pines, Fellheimer and
others. The seventy-f1ve members
present expressed interest In the COM
ing convention to be held at Richmond
and concerning the increase of mem
bership.
Columbia Conclave, No. II, 1. o. H,
held a meeting Tuesday evening in it's
lodgerooms. in the building Of the
Perpetual Building Association. About
fifty members were present and among
them, were many of the older ones,
who in loyalty to old Columbia" turn
ed out to greet the new officers. 1t
was the occasion of the annual install
lation. District Deputy Supreme
Archon George A. Miller of Baltimore,
with his degree team, officiated, and
after administering oaths to the Of
ficers-elect and addressing them about
the duties they had solemnly promised
to perform he invested them with the
insignia of their respective offices. The
newly installed officers for 1915 are:
Past archon, Clayton E. Ickes; archon.
John 1. Bunch: provost. S. H. Ford;
prelate, w. Irving Connolly; secretary,
Leland T. Atherton; flnancier, w. A.
Knots; inspector, N. A Lucas: warder,
P. ]. ODea: sentinel, ]. G. Schmidt, and
trustees. D. J. Mcnamara, J. p Greedy
and William Pirie. Following the cere-
monies the members adjourned to a near
by "oasis," where refreshments were
served.
H.. will hold its annual installation
ceremonies at Eagles Hall. COL E street
northwest, tomorrow evening. District
Deputy Supreme Archon Albert Neu-
hahn of Baltimore will be in charge.
Out town speakers who are expected
alto to take part in the ceremonies are
Supreme Organizer Sheffield of Brook
lyn, N. Y; DIR. e. P. Muse and John c.
Tolson. A banquet will be given at a
cafe following the exercises.
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S. of v. Auxiliary.

William B. Cushing Camp Auxiliary.
No. 4. met recently in Grand Army
Hall. the occasion being the annual
visitation of the president of the Mary
land Division Auxiliary, Miss Jessie
A. Gentieu, and the secretary of the
division auxiliary, Miss Mary Barlow.
In her address the division president
congratulated the members on the in
terest taken in its work by both its
members and the members Of William
B. Gushing Camp. She especially COM
plimented the president Of the auxil-
iary. Mrs. Herbert w. Rutledge, for
the manner in which she gave the
ritualistic work. The exercises con-
sisted of limitations, restorations to
membership and routine work A past
presidents badge was presented to
Miss Almira Brown and two large bas-
kets of fruit and flowers to Miss Cen
tieu and Miss Barlow by the auxiliary.
e. r. Campbell, Past Division Com
mander e. r. Robb, Past Camp Com
mander, Gurnon r. Scott, Past Camp
Commander Roscoe l. Oatley, j.
Clinton Hiatt and G. S. Hill, Judge
advocate of the Cushing Auxiliary.
A reception to the visiting division
officers was given later in the week by
the auxiliary at the home of Mrs. M.
ID. Gates. 416 18th street northeast.
Last Sunday afternoon a reception to
the division officers was given at the
home of Mrs. Herbert w. Rutledge in
Takoma Park.
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WlQ2922?? 2W3&6SRLp

The first OF a series of dances and
entertainments to be given by George
town camp and the Woodmen band
will be held at Woodmen Hall, 31st
and M streets northwest, February 19.
Invitations will be issued in a few
days.
The following members have been ap-
pointed district deputies for the ensu-
Old Glory. No. 3, J. A: Gramer, J. NJ.
Heinbuch and H. w. Tippett; Oak, No.
4, B. F. Williams, w. C. Stott and Ruby
Downs; Mount Vernon, No. 5, r. J.
Brown and w. H. Mckinney; Cypress.
No. z. A. P. Hart; Elm. No. 8, H. E.
Sangston and H. O'Neiil; Potomac. No.
9, ]. w. Middleton and J. G. Houston;
R. T. Huntington; Cedar, No. IL, S. E.
Bomar.
At the last meeting of Mount Vernon
Camp, No. 5. A. H. Burdine. consul
commander. in the chair. two new mem
tions presented for action. ]. H. Van
Allen was elected delegate and Will
liam NJ. Mcdonald alternate to the
head camp convention to be held at
Fairmont. w. Va. March 16. A talk
on "Fraternalism" was given by w.
The Strength of the Order" and
Lieut.. Col. Wilsher on The Duties and
Benefits of the Uniformed Rank" Re-
freshments were served.
A ladies' circle, auxiliary to Mount
Vernon Camp. will be instituted Tues
day in Its hall by State Manager Nc
Connell. DR.. J. Albert Potter has been
elected examining physician for the
circle. Meetings will be held the second
and fourth Tuesdays of each month.
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Daughters of Liberty.

Hope Council. No. 1. Daughters of
Liberty, met Friday at its hall. 3o4 B
street southeast. 1t was decided to
celebrate washington's birthday with
a typical party at the councils meet
ing February 20. and to hold a rum
mage sale later on. Notes were read in
reference to the immigration bill, and
regrets were expressed for the illness
Of Mrs Ida Miller. an old and honored
member, whose condition has been
made critical because of the shock Of
her mothers sudden death.
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chairman: 2. l. Tucker. w. h calla-
han. C. W. Darr and Mrs. J. r. Gallo
way. vice chairmen: v. d. Burns, secre-
tary: w. F. Columbus, assistant eecre-
ception. DR.. S. w. Howard: donations,
D. A. Edwards; finance. W. J. Wilson:
refreshments, Martin NJ. Burke: music.
G. w. Darr: floor. w. H. Callahan: pub
lie comfort. j. T. Burns: printing. p. l..
OBrien: decorations. l. A. Ratcliffe:
program. j. J. Keenan,: publicity. Frank
Hewitt: tickets. ]. J. Kennedy; hat
box. Frank J. Ryan; dance program. ].
A. Hassett: public order, J. p. ODea:
hrst aid. DR.. G. J. Lochboeler: booths.
DR.. W. E. Pairo: entertainment. J. b.
Co1poys. and privileges, J. p. Dawson.
A meeting Of the executive committee
Is to be held every Saturday evening at
the Knights of Columbus Hall at
o'clock. when the details will be work
ed out
committees will be announced in the
near future.
The ladies' committee meets every
Tuesday at 8 pm. in Knights OF CO.
lumbus Hall.
Carroll Council met Tuesday evening.
Grand Knight William ]. MCGEE presid-
ing. Twenty-one applications for MEM
oership were received. John Court OF
Devils Lake. N. D.. an original Ameri-
vantages Of membership in the knights
OF Columbus for his people. A committee
consisting Of Joseph L. b. Chisholm. Rev.
F. Joseph Kelly and Redmond Devaney
was appointed to investigate the laymen's s
retreat movement The anniversary COM
mittee reported an attendance Of 77S per-
sons anniversary night. The annual
Valentine party Of the dancing assembly
will be held next Saturday.
Keene Council will meet Thursday night.
Representative Reilly Of Wisconsin de-
ltvered an address at the Fourth Degree
meeting Monday night
Potomac Council will meet tomorrow
night.
Washington Council will meet Tuesday
night. At the meeting Tuesday. Febru-
ary %. there will be resumed the Past
Grand Knights Meeting" with DR.. A D.
Wilkinson. the fifth grand knight. in
charge.
Forty-two couples in eight buses
visited the Columbus Country Club Mon
day night
The Intercouncil Dancing Assembly
through Chairman Thomas J. Gafrney
has arranged for a dance tomorrow night
at Rauschers.
The drill team Of the Fourth Degree
consisting Of twenty-four men and three
officers. commanded by Mai. c. Eugene
Edwards, will go to Baltimore Thursday
night to give an exhibition drill at the
knights OF Columbus charity ball in the
5th Regiment Armory.
The second concert this season Of the
Knights of Columbus Choral Society was
held In the K Of c. Hall Friday evening
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RQYSA15c4NuM

At the meeting of National Council
tomorrow night several candidates for
initiation March will be voted on.
The new corps of officers of all Ar
canum councils in the city are setting
q fast pace In the matter of degree
work, and the regents particularly are
manifesting unusual Interest. National
and Francis Scott Key councils are
showing up especially well in this re-
spect.
National Council held a special meet
ing Tuesday afternoon to confer the
degree on two candidates who could
not attend evening sessions.
Several councils report additions to
membership attracted by the Arcanum
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Mizpah Chapter.

Mizpah Chapter. No 8. o. E. s., cele-
brated ground hog night with an en-
tertainment which was attended by a
large number of members and fiends
Some of the features consisted Of ground
hog games, for which Mrs. Lintler and
Mr.. Rosemond received first prizes. the
"consolations'' going to Mrs. Holiday and
Mr.. Waddy.
Two German chefs" entered the chap
ter room bearing a roasted pig on their
way to the banquet hall, where the pig
served as chief attraction of splendid
supper.
The chapter expects to entertain Po-
tomac Lodge, No. 5, and George c. Whit
| ing Lodge. No. %, blue lodge night,
February 16. A cordial invitation is ex-
| tended to sister lodges.
Temple Chapter, No. Is. o. E. S., will
hold a grand visitation tomorrow night
at the Masonic Temple. There will be
a program Of music and other features.
| The matron of William F. Hunt Chap
| ter. No 16, o. E. S., announced a vaien-
tine party as the entertainment feature
of that chapter at its meeting Thursday
| evening. The fraternity at large is in
vited to attend
Martha Chapter.
The younger set Of Martha CHAPTER
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lNATloyS%ai{6N

The annual election and installation
Of officers took place at the meeting
of the cabinet on tho night of jan
uary 80. as follows: Fred A. Strickrott.
president: Charles T. Miller, vice pres
ident: Thomas P. Ryan. speaker; J. E.
Borland. secretary: Elmer Johnson,
treasurer: ]. H. Jones, chaplain; w. j.
Barrows. usher; J. C. Mcconnell,
sergeant-at-arms, and William O'Brien,
doorkeeper.
tuary Wendell p. Coler and General
Counsel George P. Kirby were present
at the general deputies meeting We'd
nesday evening. Mr.. Coler explained
the seven new methods that the Ma
tional Union has adopted The medi-
cal director and general counsel spoke
on the good of the order.
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SQyy{t1fRANs

Lincoln Camp, No. 2, Maryland d.
vision, met Monday night in the fe1-
petual building, 1101 e street NORTH
west, Commander Charles NJ. Overach-
er, presiding Routine business was
transacted and social time enjoyed.
William B. Cushing Camp. No. 80,
Maryland Division, met Thursday even
ing in Grand Army Hall. 1912 Pennsyi-
vania avenue northwest, Commander
Omar ]. Veley. presiding. Previous 70
the meeting there was an Informal
smoker.
Plans are being worked up by the
board Of managers. appointed by Will
liam B. Cushing Camp to organize
fife and drum corps, composed OF the
grandsons and great-grandsons OF civil
war veterans in the District Of Colum-
bia. This board has designated Thurs
day night as the time each week when
at G. A. r. headquarters, 1412 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest, 1t vii! meet
ject.
A number of the Sons of Veterans in
Washington attended the banquet OF
Thursday evening at the Raleigh,
which was given in honor Of Com
mander- in chief Palmer by the De-
partment of the Potomac. The COM
nlander-ln-chle1 OF the Sons Oh SSl-
Grams, Charles F. Sherman, was also a
guest of honor and made an address.
A separate table was provided for the
| sons, who turned out in good1y num-
bers. A number of the Grand Army
men in this jurisdiction are advocat-
ing the admission Of sons of veterans
into membership in the Grand Army.
E. R. Campbell. G. S. Hill. Arthur B.
Barringer and r. L. Oatley of William
B. Cushing Camp are planning to at
tend the celebration of Lincoln's birth
day anniversary to be held by the Sons
Of Veterans of Pennsylvania in Phila-
delphia Saturday and Sunday. The
delegation. which includes Senator
Jones of Washington, will leave Sat
urday noon and reach Philadelphia In
time to attend the banquet to be held
by the Sons of Veterans Club of Phila-
delphia that evening. A number of
prominent men will speak, including
Senator Jones and Senator Penrose of
Pennsylvania.
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Pythian Sisters.

Rathbone Temple. No 8, Pythian
Sisters. initiated a number of candi-
dates at the meeting Friday night.
drill by the staff received the com
mendation of the large number of
members in attendance. The most ex-
cellent chief, Mrs. Olivia Atherton. has
introduced a number Of innovations
in the temple which are meeting with
the approval of the membership, it is
stated. Friday night of the current
week Rathbone Temple will entertain
its members and friends with a social
and euchre.
The Past Chiefs Association. Pythian
Sisters, of the District will give box
party Wednesday night at the Pythian
Temple. The president, Mrs. Mary E.
Mitchell. has invited all members and
friends Of the organization to attend.
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My&EMESf&i$d My&&EMMER{&d

Progressive Council, No. 9, Daugh-
ters of America, was instituted jan
uary % with fifty charter members.
The state councillor, Mrs. E. Viola
Thompson, with her STAFF. installed the
following officers: J. P. c.. Malinda
Neff: A ]. P. c.. Annie Lacy; councillor.
Anna Nauck; A. c.. Oscar Nauck; v. c..
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SUBORDINATE LODGES.

Monday-Union, No. II, degree. Beacon,
No. -; Covenant, No. 13, and Langdon,
No. 26, business.
Tuesday-Washington No. 8; Golden Rule,
No. p; and Amity. No. q, degree.
Wednesday-Eastern, No. z; Harmony, No.
8. and Federal City, No. 20, degree.
Thursday-C0lumbia, No. 10, and Salem,
No. q. degree. Excelsior, No. II, busi-
Friday-Central. No. 1, degree. Metrop-
oils, No. Is. and Phoenix, No. %, bust
ness.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Tuesday-Fred D. Stuart, No. Z. degree.
Observation-Disclosures. No. I, business.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Monday-Esther. No. s. degree and social.
Friday-Dorcas, No. 4, and Martha Wash
ington, No. 8, degree.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
Saturday-Canton Washington, No. 1, go
cial.
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Daughters of America.

Mizpah Council. No. 8, met Friday
evening at Odd Fellows Hall. George
town. George A Veitch was appointed
captain of the drill team. and plans
were adopted for an entertainment TO
raise funds for uniforms for the team.
Harry s. Stowe of Fidelity Council. No.
1, made an address
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evening, February H. The members Of
this council are trying to get candidates
for the class initiation, which is to be
held March 4, at Star Spangled Banner
Councils Hall. 623 Louisiana avenue
northwest. Addresses were made by Mr..
jackson Of Anacostia Council, No. 16;
Recording Secretary R. E. Henault, jr,
Claude Campbell and Jess Speakman
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MASONIC
LODGES.

LODGES.
Fob. -Dawson. No. Is. NJ. NJ: Bar
nauy, No. II, +. C.. Stansbury. No.
~.
Feb. e-FederaI. No. /. +. C.: Acacia,
No. Is, F. G.; Takoma. No. 70, +. T.
Feb lO-Barmony. No. IT, F. Q. and
School OF Instruction
Feb 1l-Ncw Jerusalem, No. .; George
C. Whiting. No. D.
Feb, 12-St- Johns. No. IL; Hope NO.
20. NJ NJ.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Feb S-NIount Vernon. No. 3. election:
Hiram. No. 10: Anacostia, No. u.
Feb. aLNouut lloreb, No. .; Potomac,
No. &
Feb. lo-Grard Chapter.
Feb i1-Washincton, No q
Feb. 13-kurcka. No. 4; Capital, NO H.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CoMMANDERIES-
Feb. a-He Noiay. No. 4. n. c.
Fct,. 10 Washington. No !.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
F"b- sTemple, No. 1$. Columbia, No.
Fct. bethlehem. No. :, Friendship.
Nc. i7s Fidelity. No. 10.
Fob. 10-Naomi, No. 8; Brook land, No.
Feb. I1-willism F. Hunt. No. 16.
Il, 81. Johns Lodge Chapter, No is.
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Naomi Chapter, No. 3.

Naomi Chapter, No. 8. o. E. s., was
entertained at the close of it's recent
business meeting by Robert Morris.
past grand patron of Kentucky. who is
the son of the founder of the Order Of
the Eastern Star. Remarks by L
CabeIl Williamson were followed by a
recess. during which an auction sale
was conducted by Past Patron Knapp.
Naomi Chapter this year is repre-
sented in the Grand Chapter line by Ar
thur NJ. Poynton. now grand patron.
and by Emma Heard, who has been ap-
pointed grand Electa. Mr.. Mobray
presided at the request of the worthy
patron, who is suffering from an af-
fection of the throat which made
speaking almost impossible. Refresh
mentS were served.
Naomi Chapter will celebrate its
twentieth birthday February 10. Every
chapter in the jurisdiction will be rep
resented.
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KNIGRF1FSSdii4S NIG5RF1FSi4S

Feb. sDecatur. No. ., business.
Calanthe, No. IL. rank Of knight
Equal, No. II, business.
Feb. 9-Webster, No. Z. business.
Excelsior, No. H. rank Of esquire.
Capital, No. "a, business.
Myrtle, No. Is, business.
Feb. 10-Mount Vernon. No. 5. business.
Hermione, No. IL, business.
Union, No %, business.
Feb. 11-Harmony, No. 81, business.
Feb. 12Syracusfans. No. 10. business.
Rathbone- Superior, No. %. busi-
ness.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
NIB. 1o-Friendship Temple, No. 8, busi-
ness.
Feb. 12-Rathbone Temple, No. 8. business.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
FEB. 10-Washington Company. No. !, bud-
ness.
DRAMATIC ORDER KNIGHTS OF kHo-
RASSAN.
Feb. 9EAscalon Temple. No: l. business.
GENERAL RELIEF BUREAU.
Feb. 1S-Monthly meeting, election Of Of
6cers.
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ffiA4:S;ifEER@sSTAR fi4:; E
Electa Chapter.

Electa Chapter No. 2, o. E. s.. met
recently at Masonic Hall, Anacostia,
with large attendance of members
and guests. Rev. w. G. Davenport
made an address, discussing the work
of the order, and music and refresh
ments were on the program. 1t was
announced that at the next meeting
a valentine party would be a part Of
the entertainment. All who attend
were requested to bring a valentine
each for some other member. Charles
A. Stevens, the patron. announced that
the annual excursion to Chesapeake
Beach. and that a joint trip with
Bethlehem Chapter will be made in the
late summer.
Worthy Matron- Maud Fellheimer and
her corps of officers exemplified the
degrees of the order in Areme Chapter,
No 10. Wednesday night. for the first
time this year. Among the special
features of the evening were the mu-
steal numbers by the Esther Chapter
Trio. Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. West and Mrs.
Birgfeld; negro dialect readings by F. A.
of Areme Chapter. large represen-
tation of visiting officials included Ar
thur NJ. Poynton, L. Cabell William
son and James Dongan, the latter OF
New Jersey Mr.. Poynton and Mr.. Don
gan made addresses and the latter an
nounced that new chapter would be
constituted in New Jersey shortly and
that it's name would be "Areme." Theo-
dore Picard of Areme Chapter served
a banquet in the hall.
ST. Johns Lodge Chapter, No. Is, will
close it's meeting early Friday night to
visit in body Cathedral Chapter, No.
IA, on the occasion of its official visit
from the grand matron and grand
patron. The chapter is planning to hold
a rummage sale, all articles for which
should be sent to the home of Mrs
Jeanette Y. Lashhorn, 1864 Harvard
street northwest.
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Degree of Pocahoutas.

Eight new members were initiated
into Idaho Council when it met at
Northeast Temple recently. Following
Among the visitors present were
Misses E. Wilmer. H. Sanderson and
NJ. r. Kubatz and Mr. and Mrs RAIDER
and Great Sachems w. T. Marvin and
Garner.
Juanita Council met Tuesday even
ing at its hall at 5th and streets.
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Washington Lodge met WEDNESDAY
evening with a large attendance. The
report of the committee for visiting
| sick and afflicted members showed that
| all were being taken care OF.
W. I. Evans. chairman of the Elks'
Ladies' Tuesday Evening Club. re-
| quested and obtained permission for q
luncheon to be held shortly by this
committee. The ladies' committee is
now a permanent organization.
Owing to the great amount of bust
ness transacted. nomination for OFF,
GERS for the ensuing year was post
poned until the meeting Wednesday.
E. T. Simpson, chairman of the COM
mittee on the big brotherhood move
ment. made a report, and G. F. Havel
and ]. L Peyser gave talks on the
subject.
Initiation was held. when tho fol-
lowing were inducted into the order:
]. A. Wilson. Morris Fetterman. w.
r. Lee and J. R. Kelly.
George J. Hassett. a member Of the
order, who is lighthouse keeper st
Alpena, Mich. and who spends the
winters at Washington, left for his
post Saturday.
The sympathy of the lodge was e1-
tended to Samuel, Herman and Jake
Richards and family on the death OF
their father, Morris Richards.
Conrad Hoffman, chairman OF the
dance committee. reported that the
next monthly dance would be hold
February 15.
Rechabites.
Henderson Tent. l. O. R. held q mock
trial recently at its hail. which was
arranged as a court, with ]. c. Eller as
the judge. The prosecuting attorneys
were C. L. Trewitt and ]. b. Hart; at
torneys for defendant. Clifford johnson
and C. Taylor; marshal, William
Fletcher. The jury consisted of J. C.
Moore, John Mcmahon. John Cooksey,
c, Bladen. William Blaine, William
Newman, H Huff, l. Trevitt. w. Craw-
ford The defendant was AL K. Hall,
and the witnesses, for and against.
were John R. Mahoney, Charles WI
liams. Charles Boyd and Charles 7.
Carroll. The case was continued.
Eagle Tent. No. 2. l. o. r.. at its last
meeting installed the following officers
for the ensuing term: Shepherd.
Charles Boyd: past chief ruler. Charles
williams; chief ruler, A. B. White:
deputy ruler. J. w. Tull: recording
secretary. J. r. Mahoney: financial sec
retary. e. r. Mahoney; treasurer. p. J.
Cooksey; Levite, H. C. Thompson:
guardians, w. Ashford and c. Herford.
Evening star., 1915-02-07

The new chief clerk of the Interior
Department is a Maecabee and a mem.
ber of Brightwood Tent, No. 5.
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Martha Chapter.
The younger set Of Martha Chapter
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Tomorrow night National Tent, No. /,
Is to formulate plans for a campaign
Tor new members. The election of
delegate to the District convention
is to be held.
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D. Edward Clark, commander Of
Metropolitan Tent. No. IL. Is on a trip
to the Bermudas, to recuperate from =
recent illness.
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The District convention, to elect q
representative to the Supreme Tent
has been called by the supreme board
of trustees. through Thomas L. Smith
state commander. for April O. Noun,
Vernon, Brightwood. Anacostia and
District tents have elected their dele
gate and the remaining tents will
choose theirs the coming week
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The Maccabees.

Caiendar-Monday. February S. Ma
tional Tent. No. 1. Old Masonic Tenn
pie; Anacostia Tent, No q, Masonic
Hall. Anacostia.
tuesday. 9th, Mount Vernon Tent.
No. 4, Masonic Hall, sth and F streets
northeast; Brfgatwood Tent, No. 8.
Maccabee Hall. Brightwood, ID. c.
Thursday night 1lth. District Tent.
No 8. hall AZ and @ streets south
west
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white Eagle Tribe met Wednesday
night at Pythian Temple. Past Sach-
EN- Doherty hopes soon to bring five
cahoioates into the tribe. Talks were
made by Great Senior Sycamore John
l. Bunch and Past Sachem T. E. Ander-
son.
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Washington Lodge met "Wednesday
evening with a large attendance. The
report of the committee for visiting
sick and afflicted members showed that
all were being taken care Of
Evening star., 1915-02-07

Al q meeting of Logan Tribe at its
nan, Wisconsin avenue and N street
northwest. Mr.. Gummel extended an
1nvltation to the GIee Club to go to
rort Myer Tuesday evening. The club
accepted the invitation. Brief talks
were made by Past Great Sachem
Charles Fuller and Past Sachems Fred
Sneppard. Souders and Ed Lewis. The
ooMns team OF the tribe has issued
challenge to the team of the MineoIa
Tribe. e