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The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Sons OF Veterans, U. S. A.

Last Thursday evening William B
Gushing Camp. No. 20, Division of Mary
land. held its annual installation of Of
fiCers in Grand Army Hall, 1412 Pennsyl
vania avenue northwest. The INSTALLING
officer was Maj. Edward r. Campbell
past Commander-in-Chief of the Sons Of
Veterans. L. S. A. The officers Installed
for the ensuing year were as follows:
Commander, Omar J. Veley; senior vice
commander, +. Albert Lang; Junior vice
commander, C. Sydney Hill: patriotic in
struCtor. capt Henry c. Duncan, CAMP
council Abbott b. Goodrich. Charles {.
Jones, and Arthur r. Barringer: chap
lain. lev. Hubert Bunyea; secretary
WiIfred EeGarlick: treasurer, William +
Wolfe; color bearer, J. w. Watkins, and
guide, Wade C. Longley.
Previous to the installation ceremony
the camp held a short business session,
closing out the books for the old year
and receiving reports OF the various of
ficeTs and committees which went out of
office that evening. a recess was declared
and .he members OF the Ladies' Aux
iliary, No 4, of William r. Cushing
Camp, were admitted, when the proceed
ings incident to the installation were
held. Ine installation was a joint one as
officers of the Ladies' Auxiliary were also
installed. The retiring commander Of
William b. Gushing Camp acted as the
installing officer for the auxiliary.
A very pleasing feature OF the installa
ton was the presentation to the camp by
the wife Of the retiring commander, Mrs.
Arthur Z. Barringer, a member of the
auxiliary, of a beautiful silk altar hag.
This came as a surprise TO Brother Bar
ringer as he had not been Informed as
to what was to be done. Installing Ofi-
GER Campbell Just previous to the meet
ing had the old nItar flag surreptitiouBly
removed from its place and at the proper
time during the exercises called the at
tention Of Commander BaTrinser to the
absence of the flag, severely reprimand-
ing him for tho neglect Of his duty in
not having Il put I'm its usual place on
the altar. During the confusion and at
tempted explanation by the commander
the new silk flag was brought forth ana
placed on the altar. The flag was gra-
ciously accepted by the installing officer.
CDNTTNIrED on PAGE NINE
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Army and Navy Union.

At tn" regular muster OF The Presi-
dents Own Garrison. No lO4. Army and
Navy Union, held January =. Ed. Linn,
commander. presiding, the following were
mustered in as comrades: SerEt. W. II.
Anderson. COTPoTaIs II. IL. SChwaTz, G.
H. Bell PTivatcs +. l.. Hondius, Leo
RadOmsh John Ncninshek. John f.
Campbell. Clayton z. Cation, Claude
Turner. Irving H. Robinson. Frederick
Weaver and Charles Karl. Of the United
States Marines: Daniel O'Connor. oSeph
Bailey. Mel Mcfarland. Arthur C. Web
ster. Cornelius II. Pattcn, Newton Hare.
L. Grenbing William Parkinson, Dennis
Riorden, George Weaver and J. Foster,
veterans of United States Soldiers Home.
The commander announced that he al
ready had ten recruits for the next
muster.
After the transaction of the current
business the new officers of the gar
rison were duly installed by Department
Commander John McElroy. assisted by
his staff. Taps" were sounded at a
late hour, the time haN .ng been spent
In good old camp fire"
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Standing Committees of Grand
Lodge Announced.

Standing committees of the Grand
I Lodge. F. A. 4. NJ. of the District OF
Columbia. have been appointed as fol-
lows:
Observation-Disclosures C. Henderson.
James \. Wetmore, Matthew Trimble,
Augustus p. Cooide George G. Ober.
orrespOndenCe-Geo W Baird,
Frank R. Curtis. Horace p. Mcintosh.
Moses -. Null. James +. Hutchinson
GrievunCes-L CabeIl Williamson. Wal
ter w. Ludlow. Edwin r. Hesse. William
\. Harries. George W. Baumann.
Work and Lectures-William J. Naylor.
Thomas NJ. F. DowlinE. Jacob II. Lich-
liter, John y. Sterzer. James T. Greaves.
By-laws-Charles J. James. Andrew
Wilson. William F. Dyre. Daniel G. Da-
Vis. Harry c. Kimban.
AcCOuHts-E. ST. Clair Thompson, Dan
&. NauGhan, William Mehn, Louis {.
Wilson. John \ COlborn.
Lihrary-Louis n. Carman, Otis J.
Eddy. William Montgomery, John Lane
Johns. Wallace Streater.
Ma sonic T"mplc-Lurtin r. Ginn. Al
bert T. Fox. John II. Small, jr., Walter
\. Erown. Henry X. Simpson.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Potomac Council to HRVeGOOd
Program.

Potomac Council has plans for an inter
esting meeting tomorrow night, which Is
likely to bring out a big attendance of
the members. Grand Knight Edward l..
Tucker is gratihed at the steady growth
I'm membership. and tho fine attepda1ce
noted at the meetings of the council
Lecturer Frank l.. Hewitt is active in
providing entertaining programs, which
meet with favor. with the members. Mr..
Michael a. Schaeffcr will report on the
activities of the Washington Chapter,
Mr.. P. L. O'Brien and Mr.. Walter Plant
for the Choral Society, Mr.. Fitzpatrick
for the Dramatic Club. and Mr.. Benjamin
F. Myers on a new feature OF the order.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Edwin 4. SwinEIe Heads Mount
Pleasant Lodge.

The meeting Of Mount Pleasant Lodge.
No - Tuesday night. was given over to
the consideration of the report Of the
commit" on bylaws and installation OF
the NEWLY elected officers. Past Grand
Master John II. Wood. Of Federal City
Lodge No. ~ was the installing officer.
and was assisted by a strong cast from
his lodge. Officers installed were Edwin
Allan SwiuEl", noble grand; William r.
Andrews. vice grand: Past Grand Rert Y.
Wolfe. secretary: Past Grand William
C. Thomas. treasurer: Past Grand Joseph
=. Fa=uc r. s. y. G; Past Grand John
w. Tall"ntir". /. :. y. G.: Lewis J.
Battle. warden; Robert W r. Roc. L. :
:: John J. Nerleger, l.. :. 5: Edwin !.
Rubb. .. O.. Past Grand Oliver ".
Nounghlood. l.. =. Y. G.
Nobl" Grand Swingl" reports the now
lodge to be in a flourishing condition.
and extends cordial welcome to the
membership generally 10 visit Mount
Pleasant Lodge on the first and third
Tuesday nights of each month.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
SpaIdInE OunciI to Have Degree
and Program.

Spalding Council met last Thursday
evening, with DR.. ]. Rozier BIggs. pre-
siding. Mr.. f. McHenry Gallaher, a
former member of the council, now re-
siding in Oklahoma, was present, and
told in an interesting way of the great
oil industry in his adopted State. Mr.
J. NJ. Tabler reported that the dance held
on New Years Eve to have been most
successful. and told of plans for an
other dance at an early date. II. NJ.
McAuliffe reported that bowling was re-
sumed last TUESDAY night with a large
attendance. Mr.. f. J. +. Cleary reported
on the activities of the Dram| tic CLUB,
and State Deputy NOrmOyle spoke 0: the
widespread interest manifested in the
forthcoming lecture by Mr.. G0ldstein on
Socialism, and of other important pro-
jects engaging the attention 0f the mem
bers. Lecturer Merkling stated that the
entertainment committee will offer an il-
terestinG program for the next meeting.
January q, following the exemplification
of the first degree to a large class of
candidates.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Kenne Council to Have Important
Session.

The ladies night given by Keane
Council at its last meeting was quite sue
Cessful. the auditorium being filled with
the members and their special guests,
who were splendidly entertained with an
excellent program provided by Lecturer
Shreve and the entertainment committee.
The next meeting OF the council will he
held next Thursday evening with special
business of Importance to be reported
upon. Grand knight Edwards expects "A
large attendance OF the members on this
occasion. when the chairman Of commit
tees having in charge the various fra
ternaI and social activities of the council
will present reports
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Naomi Rebcknhs Hold impressive
CerPmOnfPs

Naomi Rchekah Lodge. No. l, l. O. O.
F, held its installation ceremonies Mon
day night in Odd Fellows Hall The in
stalling officers were past noble grands
from Martha Washington Lodge. No. :.
designated by Grand Master Frank r.
Rapp as follows: Special grand master.
Mrs Mary V. Fay; deputy grand warden.
Miss MoIic F. Edmonston: deputy grand
recording secretary. Mrs. Olga NJ.
Rogers: deputy grand financial secre-
tary. Mrs. Kittie GOttleb: deputy grand
treasurer. Mrs. Dora J. &. Hendricks;
deputy grand marshal, Miss f. Pearl
GrigEshy (Of Marian Lodge. No. 81; dep
MY grand chaplain, Mrs. Caroline Schip-
pert; deputy grand guardian, Mrs. Ella
Hester, and pianist, Mrs. Belle Chapman
The officers installed were: Noble grand
Miss Isabella McKie; vice grand. Mrs
Grace Matthews: recording secretary.
Mrs Alice :. Thomas: financial secre-
taTy. Mrs. r. F. VOlland; treasurer, J.
u. YOakley; warden, Mrs Minnie Drae-
ger. conductor. Mrs F. May RaitZ: r. :
to y. c.. f. y. Seiffert; L. :. TO y. G.,
Miss Sophia Zupnik; r. s. to v G.. Mrs
Edith Lusby: L. s to V. c., Miss Laura
Matthews: chaplain. Mrs. S NJ. Sander
son; outside guardian, o. F. Smith; press
representative, J. D. Yoakley; pianist
Mrs Lusby.
Committee assignments: VisitinG-Miss
McKie. Mrs. Matthews, J. u. Yoakley.
Mrs Draeger. Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. RaitZ,
Mrs. Sanderson. Finance-O. +. Smith,
F. y. Seifrert, B. F. Lusby. Entertain
ment-Miss Stroble, Mrs Curl. Mrs.
Draeger, Mrs. Lester. Miss Zupnik, o. F..
Smith and +. d. Seiffert FlOral-ATrs
V. Estelle YOakley. Mrs. Alice s. Thomas
Mrs. Anna NJ. Roberts. Regalia, Mrs
Draeger. Mrs. Raitz. o. +. Smith. Para
phernalia-Mrs. Volland, Mrs. Raitz. q.
d. Seiffert. Delinquent-Mrs. VOlland
Miss Hornstein, Mrs. Burkholder, Mrs.
O'BTien II. s. Petty.
At the close of the installation cere-
monies Miss Strobe, on behalf of the
lodge. presented the installing officer
Mrs. Fay, with set of cut glass
tumblcrs as a token of esteem in which
she is held by the lodge, which she re-
spOnded to with remarks Of appreciation
Mrs. Thomas, then presented to the out
going noble grand. Miss Strobel, a beau
tiful fern dish as a gift from the lodge
Among the Out-or-town visitors were Mr.
and Mrs George w. Richards, of Ham
ilton, OF Ontario. At the close refresh
ments were served in the blue room.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Knights of Columbus.
.nmpaIen Against Socialism Started

Campaign Against socialism started
The order of the Knights of Columbus
is conducting a great educational cam
paign against Socialism. This activity of
the order is receiving splendid support
from the subordinate councils, and the
hearty cooperation of the individual
members insure great success for this
movement. OF the speakers engaged in
giving a series OF lectures on Socialism
and kindred subjects, one Of the best
known is David GoIdsteIn, of Boston,
formerly a noted advocate of socialIstic
doctrines. and so well thought of by those
of the socialistic party as to receive its
nomination as its first candidate for
mayor OF the city Of Boston.
Mr.. Goldstein Is now looked upon as
one of the best informed and most for
midable opponents OF Socialism and his
lectures throughout the country are
making an excellent impression in the
minds of the public in those cities ir
which he has spoken.
Local members and their friends vii,
soon have an opportunity to pass judE-
ment on the lecture. rs Washington Is
in the itinerary of Mr.. GOldsten, who
will lecture in GouZaga College Hall on
Sunday evening, January -. at s o'clock.
under the auspices of the local Knights.
1t is expected that an audience taxing
the capacity of the thcatcr will greet
the lecturer, who is in every way COM
petent to speak authOritively on this
important subject. Admission will be
free
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.
LODGES.

LODGES.
January ll-DaWson. No. ls, F. c. StanstaIry
No q
January r2-FcdcraI. No. !; Acacia. No. Is, F. c
Takoma. No. y.
January Is- Harmony, No Il. school Of instrIc
tiun.
January 1.-THE New Jerusalem No. .; George {
Whiting. No. = E. \.
January IS Columbia No 3: Lebanon. No. :
G g.. IN. +. G.: 80 p. M. +. &.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
January II MOunt Vernon. No. ,; Hiram. No 10
visitation: Anacustia No r.
January = M"nt HOreh No. :; Potomac, No. 5
visitation.
January IL Mount Pleasant No. . visitation
January l4-Washing1on. No. ., visitation.
Ianuary l., E1srp]a, No. (. HTerial visitation
scluoI Of .nztrIrtion.
KNIGHTS TEMPI,AR CDNIMANDERIES.
Januar, e he MDlay. No I.
January aslingtOn. NJ. ].
January l5-Columbia. No. > Rcd Cross by visit
InS instruction.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE
Jsnuar I2-Evangelis. Chapt,r. RCsc C7i,. hus
ness. Rnhsrr u" Brucc Council Knights Kado>h
iEcnty -fIsi lCET.,.
EASTER. STAR CHAPTERS
Lanusry H. Temple. No. q. Columbia No Is.
Iauun-y - EIccta. No. .: Iierhehcm. No.
Niendshiu, No. J..
January l. Naomi No. 3: Bropklaud. No. II.
rsnua-~ 4 William =. Hunt. No l6.
January I5-Martha. No. I: Ascension. L. l..
Instructors to Confer Order OF the
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Stops Tobacco Habit
in One Day
Sanitarium Publishes Free Book
Showing How Tobacco Habit Can
Be Banished in from One to
Five Days at Home.

The Elders SdnrarIum located at EE
AIaiu 81. -. Joseph. Mo, has published
81 free. book showing the deadly effect "f
the tobacco habit, and how il can b."
hauished iu from on" to i've days al
home
Men who have used t0baccn for more
than fifty years have tried this method
and say il is entirely successful, and
IN addition to hanishimE tn" desire for
tobacco has improved their health Won
nrrlully. This method hJHishes the de
sire for tuharCO. no matter whether 10
is smoking, rlcwinE. cigarettes CT snur
dipping.
As this book is being distributed free.
any one wanting COPY should send their
lL.LLu.. urLL -LlLrn.- 4 I .L---l
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Lebanon Lodge to Conduct Re
IigiOuS Services.

Lebanon Lodu,. SO. .. r. 4 4. N,
vii. have. rEar2o CO.. tl,. RELIGIOUS services
~ the Masonic. and EASTERN star Homo
TODAY. Sunday. january 10. The Rev.
r +. Davis will uficiatr and there will
l,,. appropriate music. A hus will meet
the. members "f ILL.,. lodge aud their
rrruds at ,i-orCia avenue" and Ritten-
H".~.. street {" carry tu"ru to tho home
T,.. services will begin at o'cIuCk
Tile. master. NJ. =. Yrr-rr. has calIe'l
% .-r..ril for . @ clock Friday. January
t.. 10 confer tn" O.. 6. degree. and at tho
stated communication rn N" sam" even
ing th- same degree Nill also ho con
frrrcd with Junior Warden Lester T.
Kelly i'm the East.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Loyal Order of Moose.

The progressive euchre parties held
every Friday evening at Moose Hall
have become very popular social gath
erings, as the players are all acquainted
with each other. and although the at
tendance at times Is very large the COM
mittec finds no difficulty in accommo-
dating the many who desire TO enjoy the
games.
At the last regular meeting of the lodge
held Tuesday evening a report was mads
by Past Dictator NJ. 7. Pines on the
newspaper publicity and charges sent
broadcast against the supreme officers
by an organization called the protective
committee of white fraternities' and
signed by VI. c. Ohnesorge, OF South
Bend. Ind.
Mr.. Pines defended the supreme direc-
tor of the Moose, James ]. Davis, and
claimed the persons sending out the
charges attacking the officers were cx-
PEELED members.
The house committee have recently in
stalled a new player piano in the club
rooms, and II has become quite an at
traction and especially for the lady visit
ors. Manager Terry has purchased a
large collection of famous compositions
and every evening there is a genuine
Moose concert.
Columbia Lodge is expecting a visit
from Supreme Dictator Mahlon II. Gar
land. of Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr.. Garland has
been elected a member of the next Con-
gress from Pennsylvania, and when he
takes up his official residence in Wash
ington it is expected he viii take an ac-
tive part in the local lodge affairs.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Eastern and Harmony Lodges Join
in Ceremonies.

Last Wednesday evening a joint in
stallation of the officers of Eastern
Lodge. No. Z, and Harmony Lodge, No.
2. was held in the rooms Of Eastern
Lodge. The installation was very i'm
pressively and admirably conducted by
Grand Warden William j. Hope as spe-
cial deputy grand aster and a stan
OF officers from Washington Lodge, No. G.
The officers installed and committees
appointed for Eastern Lodge were as
follows: Noble grand, Thomas II. Green:
vice grand. Roy o. Fitch; secretary,
Samuel z. Boyce, sr.; financial secretary,
c. W. II. Brown; treasurer. William J.
Rich: warden, Winter y. Swart; con-
ductor, a. =. Lort; right supporter 70
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Lafayette Post, G. A. R., In.
stalls Officers.

Lafayette Post of the G. A. R. held its
installation of officers last Wednesday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bricker
gave the post beautiful regulation 1aG
which was presented by Mrs. Mary A.
Dow. Mr.. and Mrs. Bricker also present
ed the post a handsome silver service.
Refreshments were served
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Carroll Council to Have Japanese
Party

Carroll Council met last Tuesday even
ing, with Grand Knight William J. Nc
Gee presiding. Chairman Joseph b. Nc
Cam reported that the Dancing Assem-
bly, had arranged for a japanese party
with special features on January l3. The
lecturer was given charge of the pro-
posed basketball game with Richmond
Council. The anniversary committee met
last Sunday morning and Chairman :.
Leo Mccarthy, of the floor committee,
announced the selection Of the following
assistants: Joseph l.. 3. ChiSholrl,
Maurice X. Colbert, Michael F Connor.
John A. Costello, r. William Darr. Maui
rice p. Fitzgerald. William r. J. FOuhy,
William +. McDonough. John a. Nc
Lane, Frank VI. Mclaughlin, John G.
Powers and II. q. +. Wilson. Chairman
Degnan. Of the entertainment commit
tee, will report at the next meeting.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Columbus Country Club to Elect
Officers.

An important meeting Of the Columbus
Country Club will be held at tha club
house today at 2:3D o'clock p. m. The
special business before the meeting will
be the report Of the board OF managers
in charge 81 its affairs since its lncep-
ton, on the lst Of June. 1914. to date.
and the election of officers and directors
for the ensuing term. The handsom"
new clubhouse Is now completed. The
building is Of terra Gotta brick laId on
with white cement. with two stories ard
basement. In the ground floor is located
the shower baths and lockers; alsJ a
large kitchen and pantry, and a large
tank for the water supply Of the build
ing. received from a well $50 feet in
depth. On the main floor is the main
auditorium and ballroom, in a space
sixty feet by fifty feet. with two ad-
joining and cOmmunica ting porches, each
sixty feet by fourteen feet. The walls
have been finished i'm French gray and
the windows in mahogany. LOunging
rooms are situated in the gallery, fitted
out with tables and chairs. and afford
ing a fine view Of the ballroom. There
are six rooms on the second floor, the
red room, blue room. brown room, and
green room, the library and den, all iittoi
up in a pleasing manner. \ garage frr
automobiles Is being erected. and the
roadway leading from the main drive to
the clubhouse is being built. The tennis
courts and baseball diamond are COM
pleted: it is planned to lay our a golf
course at a later date. The property
contains about thirty-eight acres, and
the clubhouse is situated on an er1i-
renee commanding a splendid view of
the city of Washington and its envIr0nc.
II represents an investment of more
than 81. .DGC
Following the business session, a house
warming will be held, which i is ex-
peCted will be largely attended By men,
bers and their guests.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Grand Officers to Visit Washington
Chapter, II. 4. VI.

At the stated conversation to be held
Thursday evening the grand officers Of
the Grand Chapter will pay Washington
Chapter, No. :. f. \. NJ its annual Wis
itatiOn.
\ program Of unusual interest has been
prepared 10y tho committee in charge. and
- large attendance is expected. The
high priest extends an invitation to all
members Of the capitular craft TO be pres
,svf
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Union Lodge InstaIIs Officers.

The newly elected officers of Union
Lodge. No. II. who were installed last
meeting night by Grand Herald V. p.
Hammer
Monday evening the third degree will
be conferred and on the following meet
ing night the initiatory degree.
Last Wednesday evening Grand Mar
shal l. r. Schwinger. acting district
deputy grand master Of the State Of
Maryland. assisted by Past Grands j.
Collins, OF Central, No. /; c. S. Rock
wood. Of Federal City: I.esnGer and
Randall. Of I.anEdon. No. IS; John White.
OF ChLos, No. 81, WesternpOrI Nd; r.
scott, L. Maltby. John Russell and ".
II. MCPhec. OF this lodge, Installed into
their respective offices. the offcers-eIect
Of Mount Rainier Lodge. No I56. Of
Maryland
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Large Glass to BE Initiated by
WnshinEton Council.

Washington Council has a large class
of candidates. who are expected to re-
ceive the first degree at the exemplifica-
tion OF the same to be held next Tuesday
evening President Rover announces that
the dancing assembly will give its fourth
dance of the season on Friday evening,
January %
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Doings of the Odd Fellows.

January II-UniOn. No H. and Langdon No. s.
degree; Covenant, No. ). installation; Beacun No.
l5. t7IsinesH.
January -Anity, No. 2. Washington, No. G,
degree; Golden Rule No a. fHlEins5s.
January Is Eastern No. Z. Harmony No. . and
Fodcral City. No. n, degree; Friendship, NJ. T.
business.
January li-COlulnha. No. TO- and ESxCelsir, No.
Il, degree; salem, No. - business
January I5-Central No l. ATetronoIis No. 10
and Phoenix, No. IS business
ENCANIPMENTS.
January l2-Frcd u. Stuart, No. :. installation.
January Is-Columbian, No. l. installation.
January l-Magenenu. No l. installation.
REBEKAH LODGES.
January il-EsthCr No. s. installation.
January l5-MiriAm No. G. business.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
JanuaTy l6-CsntOn Washington No. J. social
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
DOINGS IN WASHINGTON FRATERNAL CIRCLES

Fletcher were IalI excellent and greatly
enjoyed. Mrs. Eva Love, of Areme Chap
ter. also contributed by her recitations,
which are always considered excellent.
After the evenings entertainment all
members and visitors were invited to
>t--e banquet room where the ladies had
prepared supper.
Worthy Matron Miss Maud FeIlheimcr
announces that her officers will conduct
the work of the degrees at the next reg
ular meeting of the chapter and a cor
dial invitation TO attend is extended all
members OF the order
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
New Officers Take Charge of beacon
Lodge

Last Monday evening the following Of
ficers were installed in Beacon Lodge, No
10, by Grand Guardian l.. 5. Savage as
sisted by corps of past grands from
Phoenix Lodge. No. 2S: Noble grand,
Raymond f. PLACER: vice grand, Edward
J. Little; recording secretary. F. Mid
kiff: financial secretary. 7. r. Hellmuth.
Owing to absence from the city the
treasurer, +. W. Bradford, p. G. NJ. and
q. R, was not installed.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Notes of Scottish Rite Bodies.

Tuesday evening. January l.. the Rob
crt dc Bruce Council, knights EadOsh.
will confer the twenty-first degree, Prus-
, sian Knight, the following members TAX
ing part: Arthur B. Hayes. thirty {;
! John II. Won Hermann, thirty-second. X.
! &. {. IL; George r. Davis. thirty second,
X. Z. {. H.; Charles r. Bartlett thirty
second; Charles G. +. Topper. thirty
J second, x. e. {. IL; Charles NJ. Jones,
thirty Horace p Mcintosh,
ihirty-second, K. c. G. H.: Frank f.
Koch. thirty-second; William L. Boyden,
thIrty-third.
Evangelist Chapter. Rose Croix. will
also meet for the transaction OF routine
business.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-10
Fourth Degree Holds Interesting
Session.

The fourth degree held an interest
ing meeting last Monday evening, with
DIR. William F.. PaIro in charge. The
master of the fourth degree. Charles
W. Darr. and the degree corps and COM
mittee of arrangements having in charge
the Thanksgiving Day event were thank
ed by the assembly for the unqualified
success of the affair. The drill team
will meet next Friday evening at S
O'Clock, commanded by Maj. Edwards.