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Royal Arcanum Doings.

Ouray Council will meet tomorrow
night Grand Regent Mercer will be
present.
During the past week National. ORR
entail District. Kismet and Capitol coun-
ellis were visited by Grand Regent Mercer
in the interests of the union class night.
Francis Scott Key Council. which meets
at Potomac Bank Building, Georgetown,
will give a minstrel show and dance at
National Rifles Armory February u.
National Council will pay a fraternaI
visit to Francis Scott Key Council next
Wednesday night.
The games In the Royal Arcanum
Duckpin League are attracting many
members to the alleys. National took
three games from District last week,
which boosted her average in the race.
Municipal Council will meet Wednesday
1t its new home in the new Masonic
Temple at Eighth and F streets north
east
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Grand Lodge to Hold Annual Con-
VcntIOn.

The arnudl convention Of the Grand
Lodge will be held, beginning February
70. The representatives to the body from
the several subordinate lodges are as
follows. Franklin. No. > George Ryall.
p. p. Patrick. A w Leeke. T L. Multi
can. II. =. Glading: Mount Vernon. No. >,
J. VI. Kline. ST. II. 7. Wiley. II. NJ Van
dervort. J. y. Kline. l. H. Harris: Web
stcr. No :. J. 3. Dickman. G. : Jones.
+. V. SprirgTnan. r. T. Whiting G. H.
Whiting: Decatur, No. Q. c. Z. McAllis-
ter. VI. Hanson. J. c. Roberts p c.
Phillips. q. ". Jordan; Syracusians, No.
10. Albert kahlert \. !. JarbOe, 5. W.
WOlfsmcimeT. J. r. Williams. : NJ.
Pearson: Calanthe NJ. II. T Z. Landon.
W. \. Kimmel. G. W. Hall. f. w Yount,
]. SOmmers; HermiOne, No. l., j. Hamil-
ton. 7. J. Hartford. J. w. Jcfrries. E ]
Journey II. G. Wagner: Excelsior. No.
II. J. b. ConnOr. II. !. Gasson. H. $.
Nichols. +. T Scott ". \ WiIding;
Equal. No. Il. J. r. Haskins. o. A Booth
William Minis Z. !. NewcOmb, J. NJ
McCauley; Harmony, No. q, w. 4
Thompson. ]. Adams sr.. ". J. Davis
c. w. Henderson, r. G. McQuay: Union
No. -. &. W. Haley, .. c. HauschiId. w
NJ. lvcy. A Rushrr. W. II. Irmhau: Cap
ital. No. -. J. Vicdt. T. E Harrison. j
w. Carter. G. l.. Saur. J. F. Skidmore;
Myrtle. No y. u. T. Adams F. B.
Brown. F. II. McIick Hugh Reid Fl. E.
Smith: Columbia. No. %. f. j. Thomp-
son. B. Tarantino. : Giocanetti. c. Cere-
mile. p. \. Fabric: Amaranth. No. 2s, ].
G. fost, W. r. Carver. W. B. Hardy. y.
Cowsill. J. r :. Dickens; Rathbone-Su-
pcrior, No. %. /. c. Ellis. L. e. Enyder.
J. G. Bibb, f. W. Hciss J. ". Bixler;
Century. No. -. VI. Stearman. G. +. Day,
q. Il. Tallman, VI. T. Pines, L. +. Sci
dam.
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FOresters of America.

Court Washington. No > has installed
the following officers: Chief ranger, ].
Mcdonald: sUbchief ranger. J. VI. Wat
son; treasurer. ]. +. Hall: financial sec.
retary. q. Albert Freer; recording sec.
retary.- II. Gehr Seboure; senior wood
ward, I. II. McMichaeI; Junior wood.
ward. NJ. George: senior beadle. W. ].
Nelson: junior beadIe J. 7. Gilroy; lec-
turer. Or. r. s. Trimble; trustees. En-
nest Loffier. W. \. Gibson, and g. 7.
Gray.
Retiring Chief Ranger c. T. Gray was
presented a pair of "Foresters Of Amer.
ica" gold cum links by DR.. r. S. Trimble
on behalf of the court.
\ large class of candidates from Balti-
more. Md. was then initiated. after which,
a buffet luncheon was served, the deputy
grand chief ranger of the District OF
Columbia. L. c. NJ. Sefble. acting as
POSTMASTER. During luncheon the men,
bers and friends were entertained with
songs by a popular quartet.
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Patriotic Order of America.

Camp No. met Wednesday at 623 Louis
lana avenue northwest. The following
officers were installed by District Presi-
dent Mrs. Nacey: Mrs. F. Lloyd, presi-
dent; Mrs. ]. Calvert, assistant president;
Mrs. A. Holman, vice president; Miss
z. J. Shea, assistant vice president; Mrs.
s. hershaw, conductor; Miss Oneida
Lloyd. assistant conductor: Mrs. NJ. Y.
Butler, recording secretary; Mr.. George
w. Petit, financial secretary; Mrs. F..
Barry, treasurer; Mrs. r. Garner, inside
guard, and Mrs. ]. Lyman, outside
guard.
Camp No. was present In a body, and
several OF the other camps were well
represented.
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General Relief bureau to Meet.

The general relief bureau Of tn. Order
of Knights Of Pythias in this domain will
meet on February T. and Or-anize for the
coming year The present officers Of tn"
bureau are J. G. Wilson. president: :. NJ.
Pearson. secretary. and J. {. YOst. treas
urer The representatives, from the sew
c.al lodges for th" coming year are:
Franklin. no > George RyalI. Mount
Vernon. No. ;. Henry Nan, Webster. No
:. J. =. Wilson. Decatur No .. Kelsey
Saul: Syracusians No. 10. :. VI. Pearson:
Calanthe No. II. :. ". Jacobson: Excel
siur. No. u. II. ). Nichols: Equal. No
i. y. +. Trown; Harmony. No Il g. II
Spar: Capital No. =, }. w. Carter:
Myrtle No. >. ". r. Lucas: Columbia.
No. e. +. J. Thompson: Amaranth. No
2S. J. e. Nost: Rathhonc-Superior. No .
W. .. owen; Century. No. 90. Sam. S.
Price,
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Canton Auxiliary InstaIIs Officers.

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Canton
Washington, No. l, p NJ, installed Off
GERS Tuesday evening. after which Il
social session was held. which was at
tended by canton members and ladies.
An amusing initiatOry ceremony was
administered under direction OF sew
Cral members of the auxiliary. aided
by Chevalicrs George u. Johnston.
Harry l.. Andersen, I. II. Leary, and A.
!. Schippert Even the new grand
master, William J. Rich. and his aS~O-
ciate grand officers were not exempt
from taking the degree.
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Hiram Lodge to Confer Degree.

Senior Warden Frank NJ. Scott will
preside At the comforting of the f. A.
degree at the communication OF Hiram
Lodge. No. II. on Thursday evening.
At the last meeting Charles Johnson
was installed as Junior steward by
Past Master Mark Finley. \ most cor
dial invitation is extended TO all
brethren to visit Hiram Lodge.
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Mount PIenSant Lodge TO Confer
Degrees.

Nt Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. %
Tuesday. night the first and second de-
grees will be conferred on large class
by Federal City Lodge, No. 20. Noble
Grand Edwin Allan Swingle extends a
cordial welcome TO the members of the
order to attend the meetings of the
baby lodge" OF the Jurisdiction. The
lodge room is located at Fourteenth
and Kenyon streets northwest.
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lnrroII Council EnIo,. rr"gram.

Carroll Council will meet Tuesday even
ing. Grand Knight Mctice reports the re-
c.ipt Of II large numb"r Of applcat tons for
membership as one Of the results Of the
aUniv, rsary night held Wednesday when
Hon. John Burke. Treasurer OF the Uni-
ted States. made an address. y musical
program was given. invitation were
posted to'Iay for the annual valentine
party. to b" given 10y the dancing assem-
bly, Saturday, February T..
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keanc Council to Give Beneat.

kean" Council met last Thursday ni=ht
at $ o'clock Following a short bust
ness session, the first degree was con-
ferred IN a large class OF candidates by
the du-rc" corps. Grand Knight Edwards
announced that considerable progress had
been made 10y the committee relative
to the donation party and ball to be
given under the auspices Of Kcane Coun-
ell on Easter Monday night in Con-
yeutoin Hall. for the benefit Of st. AIMS
Orphan Asylum.
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Officers of Reber<ah Assembly Meet.

President Annie +. Grigsby, Of the
It"bekah Assembly. held IA meeting Of
the Officers in the library of tho hall
Tuesday evening. II was decided to
hold a special meeting Of the assembly
on Friday evening. March :. al $50
o'clock, in Miriam Lodge room. 4G5 X
street southwest. Special business
will be the comforting of the assembly
degree. announcing the appointments
OF the committees. and appointing and
installing uf the marshal and chaplain.
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Noble and Vice Grnnds Elect ohi-

he noble and vice Erands asSocia-
tion elected officers last week. as fol-
lows: W. {. W. Burgess. y G.. Of
Harmony Lodge. president: Wilton
Harvey, y. a.. Of Langdon Lodge. vice
president: \. kraUth, y. c.. OF Salem
Lodge. secretary. and ". Barnes, y. c.,
OF Amity Lodge, treasurer.
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Eurekn Chapter Elect. Officers.

Tn" following Officers were elected al
the last COnvoCatiOn of Eureka Chap
ter. No. {, K. y. NJ: William +. Amiss,
high priest: Paul L. Grove, king: John
II. Won Herman. scribe; D. W. Beach,
secretary. Theodore Friebus, treasurer.
The officers were installed by J. II.
r. Blair Mckenzie
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Poll Benefit for Rebeknh Home Cir

The Rebekah Home Circle met
Wednesday evening. Tickets ar" out
for benefit theater party. to be given
at Foii's TheHt"r February ].
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Esther RebeLahs to Have Guests.

Esther Rebekah Lodge. No. =. met
Monday evening. Past Grand J. =.
Mead, OF Canal Zone Rcbekah Lodge.
became d member OF the lodge by
transfer. The members Of ForrcstviIlc
Lodge. OF FUrrcsNille, Md. will be
guests February s. The degree will BE-
conferred on that date, and a rehearsal
will be held next Wednesday evening.
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Choral Society to Rehear.e Today.

The Knights OF Columbus Choral So
ciety will hold a rehearsal this afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock in the X. of c. Hall, when
final arrangements will be completed for
its ambitious musical program for the
concert scheduled by the society on next
Friday night at Sis o'clock in the
knights Hall
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Starting at 7:3O o'clock on Monday even
ing. February l. from the N of c. Hall
on a straw ride" in HAY racks to the
Columbus Country Club at Fort Berry.
Va. near the Fort Myer radio station,
large party of the members and friends
of this organization will be given an
opportunity to attend the first reception
and dance held in the handsome new club
house
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Assembly To GIVE Second Annual
Dance.

Invitations have been posted for the
second annual dance Of the knights Ol
Columbus Intcrcuuucii Dancing Assem-,
hly, to be held at Rauschcr's on Mon.
day evening February 5.
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EncampmentS to Entertain Lodge
Members.

The open sOcials of the cncampment
branch will begin at Magenenu En-
campment Friday, February ;. The So
cial is open to all subordinate lodge
members of the order.
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Z. W. LibbeN Chosen Monarch.

KaIlipolis Grotto, No. l.. NJ. o. v.
r. Z. r, held its annual business
meeting and election of officers in
chamber of Commerce Hall Thursday
evening and elected the following Of
iCcrs:
Monarch, +. W. Ldbbey; chief justice.
George II. EmmOns. Jr.; master of
ceremonies. Israel $. Goldsmith: treas
urer. Joseph II. Curran; secretary,
Horace J. simmons; sentinel, Alex.
Schmid: trustee. John II. Shreve.
Past Monarch John II. Shrevc in a
neat speech paid a tribute TO the re-
firing monarch, T.. +. Pullman. and in
behalf of the grOtto presented him
with a past monarch's jewel Monarch
Pullman in responding thanked the Of
ficers and members for the support
..iven him and asked the support OF
the members for the new officers.
After the installation of the newly
elected officers, Prophet Charles \.
Stevens leader of the glee club. OF
" h:ch Monarch Libbey has been Il
member since it's organization. in be
jsaIf of the club, presented tho new
monarch with a handsome monarchs :
frz, after which the glee club sang a
song to the tune of when It's Apple
Blossom Time in Normandy. entitled
When Ed Libbcy Takes His Seat in
urUttuland."
Speeches were made by the newly
elected officers: Prophet +. l. Hutchin
ION sang d solo, and the grottO band
rendered several selections.
Resolutions were adopted commend
ing the work of the retiring secretary
II. L. Strang, Jr, who had filled the
office for six years, and to Past Mon
arch Edward 5. Schmid, who, owing to
illness, was compelled to be absent
from the CirOtto for the first time
since its organiza tion.
The GrottO Band will hold an oyster
roast at Eagles Hall on February /.
Music will be furnished by the band,
nd a musical program by the glce
club
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Representative Reilly to SPEAK.

The fourth degree Of the knights ol
Columbus will meet tomorrow night al
\ O'Clock in the knights Hall. DR.. PaiTe
announces that Representative Reilly OF
Wisconsin will deliver an addEcss.
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T.. T.. Harrington Addresscs Wash
inEtOn Council

Washington Council met on last Tues
day evening. with Grand Knight Leo \.
Rover presiding. Edward +. Harrington
told of the yeOman service of the ''eld
guard of the order following the insti-
tuition OF the K. OF c. in Washington
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Doings Of the Odd Fellows.
Calendar.
SUBORDINATE LODGES.

February Union No. II. Covenant No IT, Bea-
con No. Is. and LangtlOn No. 90. business
February 2-washlngton No. c. degree Golden
Rule No. q. and Amity No q. business: Mt
Pleasant No. 81. degree
February 3-EaStern No. :. Harmony No. .. aud
Federal City No. 20. degree: Friendship No. IL.
business.
February columbia No. ~. and Excelsior No.
Il. degree: Salem No. 80 business
February Central No. l. degree: Metropolis No.
lG. and Phoenix No. 2S. business.
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Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.
LODGES

LODGES.
February Potomac, No. 5; i. b. French. No
u T. a; Anacostia. No. q; Pentalpha, No .
r. c; Mount Pleasant, No. -
February 2-National, No. Z, social; Auuinus
No =. business; NJ. NJ. Parker, No 2; King Da
yid. No 3.
February Washington Centennial. No. II; OSIRIS
No. O. VI. NJ: King solomon, No. 81. Z. A.
Eas Gate, No. 8.
February 4-NaFaI No. 4; Hiram. No. lc, Z. A
l. Fayerte No 70: William Il. Singleton. No. D.
February 5-Columbis. No. :: Lebanon, No =.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS
February l-Mouut VcTncu, No. ;, SPECIAL vista
rlun.
February LA Favcttc, No. :: Washington Ma
val. No. {
February c-CohImbia. No. l. HrishtUoOd, No. g.
February s-SCTnol OF instruction.
KNIGHTS TENIPLAR COMMANDMENTS.
February l--Oricnt No. s.
February 3-POtomaC, No. ;.
Febuary J-Columb bia No. :.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
February Robert de Bruce Council. thirticth
defTcr.
FEBRUARY i-scottiSh Rite Joiirs joint ladies
night
YELLED PROPHETS.
February l-EaIlipolis Grutto Band, oyster TUsht.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
Fob7lzry Ruth, No. /
february .-Niizuah. No. 3
february 5-Aremc, No. 10.
p hT7Iary Esther. No 5.
February --Niarrha, No. (; Ascension. No. n.
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LRnGdOn Lodge Plans New AddI-
tIOn.

Langdon Lodge. No. %, met Monday
night. The lodge Is contemplating
building AN addition to their hall. hav-
ing recently purchased additional
ground.
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Next Friday evening State Councillor
Mrs. E. Viola Thompson will pay a grand
visitation TO Friendship Council. No. Is.
at its hall in Society Temple. Fifth and
G streets northwest.
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Eastern Lodge Is Home of Grand
Master.

Eastern Lodge. No. :. met Wednesday
night. W. J. Rich made his initial
visit to subordinate lodge as grand
master to his own lodge. Next Wcdn"s-
day night the initiatory degree will b"
worked under the direction Of Degree
Master II. i. Andrcseu, +. q.
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Ruth Rebekahs to Hold Important

Ruth Ecbekah Lodge. No. =. I. o. o.
F., admonishcs all members to be pres
ent at 1:15 o'clock tomorrow evening
as much important work will come be-
fore the session.
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MO IMAM IODnEo-
Naomi No. /. business: Ruth No
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PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
lruary Canton Washington No. /. business
Amity Lodge Announces Entertain

Amity Lodge. No. %. is preparing a
benefit entertainment, to be given
Tueday evening, February %. in the
lodge room. X street near Four-and-a-
half street southwest. Members are
asked TO remember the date and at
tend.
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Junior Order United Ameri-
can Mechanics.

Star Spangled Banner Council, No. s,
met Thursday night The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term: Councillor. Everett King: vice
councillor, Herbert Holder; recording
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Knights of Pythias Events.
Calendar.

February l-EquaI LOdgc No. Il. AmaTanth. No.
q Century, No. %. business.
N.ebulary 2-Websier No. :. business; Excelsior.
No. Il. Rank Of Esquire; Capital. No. a, Myrtle
No. =, Business.
February Mount Vernon, No 5; Union, No. =.
business.
February l-FrankIin, No. = Ranks OF Esquire
and Knight.
Fcl. 5-Syrscusiaus. No. TO- business.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
February 2-Fueudship Temple No. 9. business.
February 5-RathbOuc Temple. No. s. business.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
February J. T. Goldwell Company. No. :, b'isi'
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degree.
February Fidelity No. :. business.
February 5-Aliriam No. s, business
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Potomac Council Make. Gift.

Potomac Council met last Monday
night. An interesting feature Of the
meeting was the presentation of n hand
some gold watch to the retiring grand
knight, Frank L. Hewitt
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congratulated in having a. commander
with so much, aptitude in planning so
many interesting meetings and who
spares no effort to please the sir knights
Those taking. part in the degree will be
Right Eminent Commander Dr. Charles
T. Lindsay. Z. Sir Lem Towers, f. Sir
William 5. Parks, f. Sir William F. Guide.
+. Sir Charles l.. Baldwin, Rev. Sir Paul
K. HickOk. E Sir ]. H. Small, f Sir
Arvin w Johnston. and L Sir John y.
Meyer.
On Tuesday. February =, Robert de
Bruce Council. Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite, will confA the thirtieth
degree, Knight KadOsh, the highest
degree conferred by that body, with
the following members taking part:
First sectiOn-Arthur b. Hayes,
thirty-second degree and Henry r. Ev-
ans. thirty-third degree. Hon.
Second section-George r. Davis,
thirty-second degree, X. c. c. H, and
John G. Fairchild. Jhirty-second de-
gree.
Third seCtion-William o. owen,
thirty degree, and John Wilson,
thrty-third degree, Hon.
Fourth section-John A. Lacy, thir-
ty-third degree. Hon; John II. Won
Hermann, thirty-second degree, K. c.
iC. IL, and y. Nelson Clark, thirty-sec
Ond degree.
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HermiOne Lodge Changes Meeting
Nights.

Hermione Lodge. No. =. has changed
its conventions from the first and third
. Tuesdays to the second and fourth We'd
nesdays, OF each month.
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AscaIOn Temple to Hold Ccre-
mOnIaI,

Nscalon Temple. No. 81, Dramatic Or
der knights Of Nhnrassan. met al Pyth-
iaA Temple last Monday evening. when
Nlans were discussed for the ceremonial
TO be held February 1G. Imperial Prince
charles +. Rice has issued a prOclama-
tion. announcing the week of July u for
the session Of tn, Imperial Palace at As
bury Park. y. J. Ascalon Temple will
be represented al the session by Albert
kahlert. who holds the office of Imperial
Azi'n. and NJ. T. Pines. who Is the I'M
perial Representative of the temple.
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stalled the officers. After the installa-
tion ceremonies the council with visit
ing friends proceeded to the National
Hotel, where an entertainment and ban
quct was given.
Federal Council met Monday evening
at Perpetual Building Hall. The repre-
sentatives of the cabinet installed the
officers. Several candidates were initi-
atcd.
Bancroft Council met at TypOGraPhi-
cal Temple Thursday evening. The'off
GERS were installed by the cabinet rep
resentatives.
DahlgTcn Council met Thursday even
ing at Pythian Temple Several Candi-
dates were initiated. and the officers were
installed by the cabinet representatives.
Wendell Z. COler. the actuary. will be
in Washington Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 3, at o'clock to explain new plans
of the order. Pythian Temple Hall has
been engaged. and it is desired that a
large attendance of the membership of
this Jurisdiction he present. as the lee
ture will be very interesting.
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Country Club to BE Visited.

spaIding Council will meet next Thurs.
day night.
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p. p. Patrick Appointed Trustee

Grand Chancellor II. NJ. Nandervort
has appointed Past Chancellor p. 7. Pat
rick as a Grand Lodge trustee. 10 NIL the
vacancy caused by the removal from the
city Of E. Lodge Hill.
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VIM. +. Hunt Chapter Celebrates
AnniVerSary

The third anniversary celebration of
William F. Hunt Chapter, No. IS, O.
+. S, was held last Thursday even
ing. The attendance included In addi-
tion to the grand matron and grand
patron many members of the order of
prominence. 1t was voted to give a
theater party at Polls February 8 A
well selected program was arranged
for the occasion by the chairman of
the entertainment committee, Mrs
Minnie Z Strickler. This being the
birthday also OF the chapters treas
urer, Mrs Augusta Brown, she was
presented by John c. Proctor. on be-
half of others with a bouquet Of
roses.
The worthy patron, Arthur ]. Rich
ards, announced the program which in
cluded numbers by Mrs. William Ben
nett. soprano, accompanied by Mrs
Louise B. Cline; Mrs. Martha /. Kes-
ter, Miss Florence Trainhan, accom-
PIANIST; Miss Helen Tate, reader; Mrs
Ethel ]. Richards, accompanied by
Mrs. Margaret Morcock. Judge Edward
P. Leeds, and Miss Margaret Huss Re-
freshments were served in the ban
Quet hall and dancing followed
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Fidelity Chapter Confcrs Degrees.

The new officers of Fidelity Chapter.
No. 10, were enthusiastically applaud
ed on the splendid rendition of the
work" at their meeting January IS.
Miss Grace +. Steek, Miss Jane Butler,
Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Carrie E. Phillips, and
Mr. Fred Fitzgerald were received as
new members. 4 large number of
visitors were present 4 short program
was rendered consisting of a duet by
Mrs. Fletcher and Mr.. Amos Tyree. OF
Fidelity Chapter. a reading by Mrs
Wright. OF BroOkIand Chapter, and a
soprano solo 10y Mrs. Fletcher, of Fl
d"lity Chapter. Past Grand Patron
Holster who is an honorary member of
Fidelity Chapter was present
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Ireland's annual production OF honey
spproXimates 10000 pounds.
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ENcAMPMENIs.
REREKAH InnGE.

February Mount Nehro No. 6. business.
February 5-M4gCnenu No. 4, business and social
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Degree of POcahontas.

Idaho Council held class initiation
last week at its hall at Northeast
Temple. Misses Sadie and Hattie An
derson were visitors
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CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE.
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Notes of Daughters of Amer,
ica.

American Flag Council. No. ;. will
entertain the officers and members of
the American Fcderatio of Patriotic
Societies tomorrow evening at So
Cicty Temple, Fifth and streets
northwest
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Areme Chapter to Confer Degrees.

Areme Chapter. No. 10. o. f. S. an
nounres the eXempIifcation of the de-
gree work for next Wednesday night.
Several special features of entertain
mcnt are also announced, after which
refreshments will be served in the
banquet room.
Worthy Matron Maud FeIIheimer ex-
tends a cordial invitation to all mem
beTs of the order on that occasion.
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SyracuSIans to Increase Member
ship.

Syracusans Lodge. No. H. has ap-
pointed a membership committee com
posed Of p C. c. Albert Eahlcrt, chair
man: V. NJ. Fookes, J. II. Davis, w. NJ.
Williams and. c F. Nicholson. The drst
quota of an Increase will be presented
In commemoratIOn Of the fifty-frst an
n!versary o. the birth Of tn" order.
Excelsior Lodge to Confer Rank.
Excelsior Lodge. No. Il. met last Tues
day evening. The rank Of page was con-
ferrrd upon Harold Winans, son Of Past
Chancellor c. T. Winaus. Past chan
ccllor :. NJ. Pearson. Of Syracusians
Lod-". No. 70. candidate for Office of
grand lecturer at the coming Grand
Lodge convention. was a visitor and as
sisted in the comforting of the ritualstic
work. Past Chancellor Pearson also ad-
dressed the lodge on tn" work Of a
Grand Lodge committee. NJ which b" f.
chairman. u. W. \. Neville. OF Clinton
Lodge. No. ST. of Clinton. :. g. "nt"r-
tanned the lodge with interesting r.
marks This lodge viii confer the rank
of esquire al its next convention.