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The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Friendship Chapter to Receive
Officials.

Friendship chapter. -. r. =. will
meet Tuesday evening at Masonic Hall.
Tcnnallytown. Tn. worthy grand matrOn
accompanied by the worthy grand patron
Will pay the chapter their annual Of
fetal visit and a larr" attendance is eN-
pcCted to greet them. The chairman
of III" entertainment committee. Miss
Ruth Bergman. has prepared an appro-
PIRATE entertainment. Mrs. Annie Hall
is chairman of tn" refrCshment commit
tee. The sewing circle met at tn" HON"
of the worthy matron. Mrs. MaZella
Parks last Thursday
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
i>itation to Columbia Lodge Post
npncd.

columhia Lodge. No. IL. met last
Thursday evening. The third degree was
conferred and other business of interest
10 tn" lodge disposed of. Past Grand
Master Thomas W. Fowler, for many
years the treasurer of the lodge. was
we'll "uoT=h I" he present. Past Grand
,i""rla l:IIlIngs. who has been quite i'll
for fhS hast ten days. was reported as
i.rurnr b. The annual visit by Tn"
Grand master and his officers. which
should have occurred next Thursday, has
been ny request of Grand Master Will
i5n ]. Rich postponed to Thursday even
INK. .ApriI s.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
First Official Visit Announced.

The first official visit Of Grand Chan
ccilor William \. Kimmcl and his assO-
catc grand lodge officers for the year
will be made to Webster Lodge. No. :,
AT the Pythan Temple. Tuesday night.
April II. At the convention of Web
Ster Lodge Tuesday night a committee.
composed of Samuel NJ. Banks. n. II.
Robbins, and George II. Whiting. was
appointed to have charge of the lodges
arrangements for the visitation eXrr-
ciscs. which will occur in tn" audi
torium of the temple. Plans are being
made to make this one OF the big
events of the year. Among the WISH
tors from other jurisdictions will he
Maj. Gen. William II. LoomiS. Of
Grand Rapids. Mich. commanding Off
Ger of the Uniform Rank.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Rathbonc Superior Announces the
knight Rank.

Rathhonc- superior Lodge. No. -.
has the knight rank in amplitied form
scheduled for next Friday night. The
team of this lodge is noted for the ex-
ccllcnce of its work and the para
phernaIia is of an elaborate character.
chancellor Commander Talbot Pulissi
extends an invitation to all eligible
PythianS to be present. The lodge
conferred the second rank at the last
convention. Supreme Representative
elect Mark Stearman addressed the
lodge as did Past ChanceIlors Snyder
and Harrah.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Century Lodge 10 Celebrate tnni-
Nersary.

Century Lodge. No. 80. at its con-
vention Monday night conferred the
rank of page. and completed final ar
rangemcnts for the celebration of tn"
fifteenth anniversary of the lodge at
a special meeting Monday night.
March -. TIL" committee composed of
Supr"m" EeprcScntatiVe-eI"ct Mark
Stearman. chairman: Past ChancelIOrS
VI. T. Fines. W. n II. Turner. Edward
Sedan. and Herman &. Hansen. has
arranged an attractive program for the
occasion. consisting Of musical Num-
hers. recitations. and nth"r interesting
features. Refreshments will b" served.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Friendship L"dEe Receives Official
Visit.

Wednesday evening Grand Master Rich
and his corps Of grand officers paid
lSit t" Friendship Lodge NJ" l.. Tn"
reports of the grand secretary and grand
treasurer showed that both nUm"ri""il'
and financially the lndG" WAS advancing
The examination OF th. officers WI
most satisfactory To- tn" grand repre-
sentatives. Grand Warden Irwin" !;
Schwinger. representative" ~ tn e..
Grand Lodge Of. .."rs. read a very iut...-
.sting paper both instructv" and enter
tanning. The visit closed with tn" >'.rv
ing of refreshments.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Capital Lodge Holds Zig Meeting"

Tn" meeting Of Capital Lodge, No.
~. Tuesday night was on" of the
largest attended and most enthusiasts
tic held in many months. Grand Pre-
late {. w. Henderson and Grand Keep
rr of R-C"rIs and Seal H. J. GaSsuu
CAV" interesting talks. Past ChanCel-
Inr George ". Sellers was elected mas
ter Of work to succeed NJ. H. koniEs-
berg, resigned. Two amendments to
the bylaws will b" considered at the
meeting of March 30.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Harmon, Lodge Plans "Family A.
fair

Harmony Lodge. No :? postponed de-
gree work last Wednesday evening to
enable the lodge 1" attend the grand
visitation /" Friendship Lodge, No. j., in
a body. Next Wednesday degree work
will he resumed. and arrangements
completed for the family social" that
will occur Wednesday evening, March 81,
for which an Interesting Program has
been arranged.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Order of Scottish Clans.

Clan McLennan. No. 20. o. s. c., will
meet at its hall. Tc4 @ street northwest
Wednesday night at s o'clock The event
of the evening vii! he n talk of Burns
by Clansman Finley. Past Chief Alex C.
MacLennan will give short history of
Rob Roy.
The social committee is arranging a Sc
ries of interesting talks under the good
OF the order.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Oldest Lodge Holds Important Ses-
sion.

The convention hall of Franklin
Lodge. No. Twas filled with members
and visitors Thursday night to greet
the Rev. T.. h. Hardin. pastor of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
Church South. who affiliated with
Franklin Lodge by transfer card from
Oakland Lodge. No. As. of Oakland. S.
c. He was given a cordial greeting
and introduced personally to all by
Chancellor Commander Frank u. Wal
lace. Grand Chancellor William Mex.
Woodhouse. OF Norfolk. Va. was I'M
able to be present. Grand Chancellor
William A. Kimmel, Grand Vice Chan
celIor John B. Dickman. Grand Prelate
c. w. Henderson, and Past Grand
Chancellor II. NJ. Vandervort. acting
grand master-at-arms, installed Roy
r. Weagley master-at-arms and Rich
ard L. Glading inner guard, respective
ly. An impressive presentation of the
ESQUIRE rank was given. the grand
lodge officers taking part. which was
followed by interesting Snort talks by
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21

Grand Master William J. Rich and his
officers paid Union Lodge. NJ" II. the
usual yearlvT visit. The report OF the
rand secretary and grand treasurer
lowed marked Improvement over tn"
report Of q year ago As regards member
ship and finances. and the examination
uf the officers of the l"dG" was very ia
v"rahy commented on. The address OF
the evening was made ny Deputy Grand
Master William J. Hope, after which re-
frcshmentS were served.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
plan Bix Reception for Mai. Gen.
LOOmis.

The officers and members of the Uni
form Rank ar" preparing to give their
ma jor general. on his first visit to
this city since his election last sum
mer. a royal welcome, with the hOnorS
due his station. The rank in the Dis
trict of Columbia being unattached. the
local battalion is under the ma jor gem
erals immediate command
Capt. George II. Whiting, Of Washing
ton Company, No. /. prize winner at
Milwaukee and Tcrre Hautc cncamp-
ments. announces that an exhibition
drill will be given in tn" auditorium
of the temple on the occasion of Gen
I.nnmis visit. ami Webster Lodge
committee is planning to add other
features to III" entertainment.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Lodge to lie Organized.

Plans are being outlined for tn" or
caniZatiOn of daylight lodge" for
the convenience" of night workers and
men who cannot lind the time to de
vote to fratcrnal organizations during
the evenings.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Tribal Doings of Red Men.

Forty chiefs Of the Logan Tribe met at
west Thursday night. James H. Bolton
and f. j. Conway were elected To MEM
hcrship. The degree team will resume
weekly drills.
The tribe will assemble in its hall today
and march to reck's Memorial Chapel
tor memorial services. All members are
requested to be present.
seneca Tribe met at Bank Hall. 3lf
P"unSl lvania avrnu" southeast. Friday
night. The trih,. is preparing for class
in Auri aud has III" following app!ica-
tons ON hand: William II. H"ggs. lay
+: R"bcy and Albert y. Craig.
Minoola Tribe met at Masonic Temple
in Auacnstia Friday night. \ spring
program is being worked out by the
members. Interesting remarks were
made 10y both memhcrs and visitors.
Idaho Trib" held its eighteenth ami
v-rsary last Tuesday night at Northea st
Temple Every tribe in the District was
represented. and also the State Of Ohio.
Great Sachem Bunch and the great chiefs
of the District and Past Great Sachcm
Hester Of ohio. gave talks. \ buffet
lunch was served.
Red Wing Tribe met Monday night at
~ Louisiana avenue northwest. An in
vitation was extended TO the tribe by
Brother Krussee. of Harmony Lodge. No.
. of the l. q. O. +. to social to be
given at Odd Fellows Hail. Monday. April
l.. The invitation was accepted and the
tribe will attend in a body.
OsccOIa Tribe held class initiation at
Masonic Temple. Tennallytown. Wednes-
day night. Forty members were present
to assist {. h. stephens. II. ID. Borroughs
and G. G. IngIess TO take the first, second
and third degrees, respectively.
The surprise of the evening came when
Past Great Sachem otto Fisher. father
of the tribe. was called rpOn for re-
marks. and presented "A beautiful banner
on behalf of the brothers of the tribe.
A buffet lunch was served after
Great Sachem John ii. Bunch. Great
Junior Sycamore Heidenheimer and Past
Great Sachem Thompson spoke.
Usage Tribe met at Society Temple
Fifth and g streets northwest. Monday
night The tribe is working on a program
to increase it's membership this spring.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Knights of Pythias Events.


March :, Decatur. No. g Esquire rank; Calan'he
No. II. Equal. No. l..
March . Webster No. : Excelsior. No. II; CaTl
tai. No. q Myrtle. No. y.
March .i-MDunt Venom No s: Hcrmi'ne. y"
Il: Union No. -: Columbia. No. N.
March g5-HNnnuny. No. u.
March 8-Syrac7Hian,, No. 10; Rathione SUPERIOR
No. ., knight rank.
UNIFORM RANK.
March 2i-WashngtOn COMPANY. No. !; weekly
drill
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
March 2i-Ffiendshp Temple No. 9.
March S-EithbUnc Temple. No. 9; reception.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Central Lodge Announces Degree
Work.

Central. 40 T. met last FRIDAY evening.
There WAS degree work. and several mat
tors of imp"rtanc" were discussed and
adopted. Next Friday evening degrees
will he conferred and all members of the
order are invited to IL. present.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21

ed increase in the lodge membership and
finances since its organization a year
ago Owing to the illness of her hus-
band Vice President Mrs. Billings was
unable to be present. After addresses by
Grand Master Rich. ID. q. Master Will
lam J. Hope. Grand Warden Schwinger.
Grand Guardian v. p. Hammer, and
Grand Secretary F.. E. Rapp. refresh
ments We're served.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Syrarusians Confer Two Ranks.

The work OF the second and third
ranks attracted a large attendance of
members and visitors to the last con-
vention of Syracusians Lodge. No. 10.
Visitors present included II. L. Morris.
Ivanhoe Lodge. Richmond. Va: o. G.
Petersen, Benicia Lodge. Benicia. Cal ::
T. H. Chapman. Bethesday Lodge, Wau-
kegan, ILL.,; and many visitors from
local lodges.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
CaIanthc Lodge to Entertain.

CaIanthe Lodge. No. II. announces
work for its convention tomorrow
night Musical numbers are promised
by the committee. Chancellor Com
mander George \. MCComas extends
an invitation to the fraternity to at
tend
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Damon Dramatic Club Meets.

The Damon Dramatic Club held an
interesting meeting at the Pythia,i
Temple, Thursday night and discussed
plans for the entertainment which will
he given May "a. instead of April 10.
as previously announced.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21

Covenant Lodge. No. Il. has made ar
ranSrments for a reunion and social next
Thursday evening. Tn" grand master
and his officers have been invited to he
present. Arrangements hay" been made
to hav" an interesting program All
members of the order are cordially in
vitCd to he present
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
tmit. Lodge Plans Get Togcth-r''
Neesiny.

Nmity Lodge. No = mas sent out invi-
trII"uS for a social ''gci-tog"ther'' meet
49, f"r Tuesday evening. March -. when
ih, entertainment committee will present
q lru-rauI OF songs and other Interesting
features Refreshments will b- served ut
fI,, ,.luS,. Of tn, program
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Will Celebrate Ninety-Sixth Ami
verSary.

Deputy Grand Master William ]. Hope
as representative from the Grand Lodge.
met with the representatives from the
several subordinate and Rebekah lodges.
encampments and Canton Washington,
in the blue room. Odd Fellows Hall, and
formed a joint committee to arrange for
the proper celebration of the ninety sixth
anniversary of the order, which will &C
cur April n
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Sons OF Veterans, U. S. A.


Preparations Are well under way
among tn" members Of the several
camps of Sons Of Veterans l.. :. \. in
Washington I" entertain the visiting del
"SateS of TN" divisions Of sons of Vet.r-
ans from a! over the country. viii will
h' present at tn" same tifnc IN. Ma, IN
al tnctmpment OF tn" Grand Army is
held here next September as members Ct
Veterans. L. :. \. TIL. meeting r.l-..- ~
tn" comma ndery-in-chi.T and hradatIar-
t"rs of the comma ndrr-in chief Charles
+. Sherman. and his staff have not rs
vet been officially announced. The mem
bcrs If the order IN Washington do not
propose tO be at all Ilggard i'm their Of
forts to give tn" visiting members a good
Several excursions will hc held or,. re-
Mount Vernon including a visit IN Ar.x
Hndria to sec thu, spot where Ellsworth
the first victim Of Confederate bullets
fell in his Efforts To rails. an American
flag. and several personals cnr,I,,,.,.d
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21

Next Friday evening Grand Master
IHch and his Grand I.od-,.. officers will
accompany tn" officers nf the Rebekah
assembly ." lIorcds Rcbekah Lodge. Nc.
! the occasion being the first official
Visit of President Annie r. Griggsbr.
and hey Rchokah Assembly officers to
said lodge.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Notes of Pythian Sisters.

Tho oficarS of Rathbone Templp. No.
IS Pv,bian Sisters will give a recep-
ion Erid,v pipb, in honor of Friend
sbin and Ratbbopc TcmpIes. pythian
Sis,ors tho Grand and subordinate
Iodpes and Uniform rank companies Of
tie Er;gb,s Of pytbias 4 cordial in
yi,,,;on is extended all members of the
pytbiap order and its branches to at
tend
Tho tcmpIe hold n successful cuchre
I,st Erid,y rirbt Mrs Kat. Smiti,
was chairman of the committc" in
cb,rcc of ,be affnir
Friendship Temple. No q. ryihian
Sisters was entertained Wednesday
night after the business session with
a 81. ratrick'S party given by Most
ExcelIent chief Addi" Freeman and
Past chief Nettic Crow theirs. The hall
WAS tastefuIIy decorated in green and
favors in the shape Of small baskets
filled with green bon-bouS were pre-
scented to the large attendance OF mem
hers and visitors Games were, played
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21

iADIE~ CIRCLE
March =, Mount Vernon i'rUSr. NJ {.
The deputies and physicians Of tn" Dis
trict met at tn" nome Of Deputy W. H.
Mckinney. 81 - Second street north
east last week. and made ARRANGEMENTS
for a class INITIATION. 1t was decided to
hold the initiation in tn" odd Fellows
Hall. Seventh street northwest. Dress
rehearsal by the uniformed rank and de-
gree team will be held SUD lay. April p
The next meeting Of the deputies and
physicians will he held at the home of
Deputy Bumdr. al Harvard street north
west \ rising vut" of thanks was given
to- Mr. and Mrs. Mckinney in appr"cia-
tion of their hearty reception and royal
entertainment to all present.
At the last meeting OF Georgetown
camp. Past Counsel Commander W. T.
Martsch presiding. three new members
We're obligated and four new applications
presented. chairman Ellis reported
progress of his committee. State Mama
ger McC' onnell gave talk on tn" head
camp convention AMI tn" class initiation
Several Of the newly obligated members
expressed their apTre,'iati of the order
Martin = Mcnamara was reported CON
fined to his home on account OF sickness
At TN" hi-annual convention held At
F'dirmunt. W. Va. 4 number Of the dele
gates from the District Of Columbia re-
ceived some Of the best cOmmitte" as
SiGnmcnts. Among them We're DIR. ". W.
Tobias. credentials: W. l.. Ford nd J.
Holm mileage and per diem: d Wolf
appeals: II. W. TiPp"tt. press and pub
licity. y. W. Thayer, resolutions: J. &.
Met 'onnc1. boys Of woodcraft: Il. +.
Williams. place and time of next meet
ing. Under the head of election of Off
Gers. pr. II. W. Tippctt was advanced
from sentry to watchmau: ]. e. MCCOn-
nell was elected head manager. and u.
W. Thaycr was reelected delegdt" to
the Sovereign Camp convention. to he
held AT 81. Paul. Mimi. next June. Lieut..
col. Wilsh"r Was appointed chairman Of
the Judges at the competitive drill he
tween the teams Of Parkershurg and
FairrnOnt. W. Va. The prize of Slj0 was
awarded to the ParkershurE team on
ritUalistic work. Those two teams ar"
considered the best in the Jurisdiction.
and the Wav the ceremonies We're put on
the floor was 4 revelation to all the dele
gates present. The convention was clos
ed Wednesday evening with 4 banquet
at the Masonic Temple. which was at
tended by Joo delegates and members Of
the local camp. II was voted to hold the
next convention at Biuefields, W. Va, on
the third Tuesday in March. 1911
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Ieba non Lodge to Confer r.. \. De-
gree.

Lebanon Lodge. No. !. +. \. y. NJ,
Will confer the +. A. degree at its next
communication with :. w. Charles r..
Alexander presiding. a special COMMUNE
cation of the lodge was called for Tues
day. March l6. for the purpose of at
tending the funeral of the late Brother
Charles =. Price, a veteran member OF
the lodge. who was held in high esteem
by all who knew him.
Lebanon bowling team is still going and
Capt. Meals expects it to finish right up
with the leaders.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Notes of National Union
Councils.

March . S-o,t Council Pythian Temple: North,
east Washington Council Northeast T.+npk
March 2j-Bancroft Council. typographical Ten
pie DahlGren Council. I'ythian Tcmrlr.
March s'i-Elst Washington Council. WcIl"rs
Hall: MCKinl2v CczIn.Ti Washington Hall
March z-Fedrral council. Perpetual BuiIdins
Hall.
Potomac Council met at Prthian Tenn
pie Monday evening. one application foI
membership was received. Frank f.
Ferguson. president of the senate: FREQ
\. Strickrott. president of the cabinet
and y. VI. Bugden. District manager
gave addresses. The speaker announced
that the Country store. Rlsu s"vers,
of the City's best entertainers. will b'
tho attractions for April : \ large at.
tcndanC" is requested.
Central Council mot ~ Perpetual
building Hall. Monday evening". C"usid
'rdhIc business 1T Importance WIS trans
acted. and on" application f7r mcmher-
ship was received.
The National Union Trmpi, Associa-
ti"n mot at headquarters saturday even.
ing for the annual election Of officers
The following were elected for the com.
Ing year: charles F.. IIadru president
/. :. J. Dunbar. vice president: W :
'iacng. scCrctaTy-treaSIr.'r trustees -
+. liaden. t. :. J. dunbar. q. r Miller
Samuel II. jacobson and ]. II. Jones'
The annual reports of the officers u.r,
read and committees appointed I" WISH
tn" various councils in tn" jurisdiction t.
encourac" the building Of thu. temple
f"rGrcssional Council met Wednesday
evening at Typographical Temple. On,
aspiration for membership was received
tn" chairman Of the prucrrSsiV. cuChrs
party. which is to i" held April II re.
i'"rted that all arrangements had beer
made. Fifty prizes will be given. anc
refreshments and entertainment will bC
provided. Tickets my b.. procured
from the speaker. J"nn T Money. tn.
secretary, or any member If the com.
mittcc.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Ruth RcbcLnhs Rchrars- Degree.

Ruth Lodge. No. :. mot last Tuesda Y
evening. Under the dictatorship Of Past
Grand l.. II. Icary. the degree was re-
h"a's"h Brother and Sister ksstner. of
Ruffaln. y. V. We're present: also MEM
l"'rS from Naomi Rehekah Lodge. No. ].
following a short session of that lodge
Mrs. Annie f. Griggsby. president of the
Ech"kah Assembly of the District of Co.
i,.1nhia. made a few remarks.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21

The Columbus Country club basket ball
team and the Fort Nyer quint played
fast game of basketball last night In
Carroll Institute Hall. before a large
gathering of the members. and much en-
thusiasm WAS shown throughout the con-
test. \ big Cet-toSether meeting of the
members of the club is scheduled for
today at the new clubhouse near Fort
Berry station. Va. when many OF the
members will be given an opportunity TO
view the completed building for the first
time. The menu committee promises that
the dinner to be served will be worth
ba i,IIrpay
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21

The water in an old. disused tin mine
at Ponsanooth, Cornwall. has been dis
covered to possess strong radioactive
properties, and bottles Of It have been
sold at $3.50 each
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
i>itntion to Federal CO, Lodge

Federal city Lodge. No. - held \ rr-
g. ar>tl nf tn" third degree" last
"Wednesday evening. preparatory to pre-
~'Ttn% same ncNt Wednesday evening
" hen the @r.tnd master and officers will
pay the lodg" An annual visit New
scenery il being painted by Past Grand
T. II. LtarN for that degree. and it is
.Np,rt"d the lodge degree team under
r.r' efficient dictatorship 81 Past Grand
'narics Carrots will present Il degree
containing MANY new features.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
VIM. r. Hunt Chapter Announces
Degrees

T.. s., has arranged to use its new
stcreupticon machine for comforting the
degrees at the next meeting This ~
an experiment for tn" chapter and if tn"
results obtained are satisfactory. perma-
ncnt use will he made of it. DIR. Bak-
cr has this matter in charge.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21

their part OF the evenings entertainment
The rummage sale Is OH with full speed
The large number OF petitions being re-
ceived by the chapter is attracting con-
siderable attention throughout the order
which is very pleasing TO the worthy
matrOn, Mrs Lavenia Kelly.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21

The Paris Temps appeals to the women
Of Paris to send WOODEN petticoats and
safety pins for wounded soldiers. Sol
diers suffering from leg wounds often
cannot wear trousers,
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Degree of Pocahontas.

White Eagle Council held a very in
terestinG meeting Wednesday night at
Society Temple. The chairman. assist
ed by Past PoCahontas Mrs. Stoves. has
arranged an apron and necktie party
for the first Wednesday night in April
to which all tribes and councils are
invited.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
4 scaIon Temple to Hold Ceremonial.

The officers of Ascalon Temple. No.
Isl, Dramatic Order knights of khoras-
san. are planning for ceremonial to
be held the latter part of next month,
when a large class of 'tyros" are ex-
pected to cross the hot sands of the
desert.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Woodmen of the World.
Calendar.

Match p. ODD 'ihHv NJ
War : Policeman W. @: Marie ". n
March = u rluti,'., T2I Harvard -,T"t northwest
March D. Geo gr.'uTn v" 10.
LADIES CIRCLE.
March = Mount Vernon ''rUsr. NJ. {.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
ID GOSSIP OF FRATERNAL CIRCLES IN WASHINGTON

visitors and members. during an i'm
promptu smoker. Visitors were pres
ent from outside Jurisdictions and the
local subordinate lodges were largely
represented.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Ladies Of the Maccabees.

Mount Vernon Hive. No. 2. Ladie. Of
the Msccabees Of the World, the second
largest hive in the city. will have a So
Cial evening on March q. This hive will
also have a benefit at the Columbia Thea
ter April H. the opening week of the
stock company.
Columbia Hive. No. :. Ladies' of the
Maccabees of the World. will entertain
the members and friends of Metropolitan
Tent. OF the Maccabees, next Tuesday
night All members are cordially In
vited to attend.
Texas will compel school attendance
of all children between S and II years q