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The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

Charles Cyrus Coombs secretary;
Richard B. Nixon; treasurer; Frank II.
Pierce, captain of host; Rufus w.
Pearson. principal sojourner; George
l.. Sherman, royal arch captain; John
E. Borland, master third vail; Grant
:. Barnhart, master second vail: Ed
ward Burkholder, master first vail; J.
William Lucas. sentinel; Townley 4.
Mckee, trustee one year; Richard Il.
Nixon, trustee three years; Castleman
: : p. Boss. custodian; proxies to Grand
Chapter, Frank II. Pierce, Rufus W.
Pearson, George L. Sherman; Oscar =.
Danzenbaker, Organist; Charles +.
Myers, Alex Mosher, J. Henry Kaiser
J. Walter Humphrey, choir. The Off
GERS were installed by Grand High
Priest Walter r. Pcttus. \ past high
priests jewel was presented to the re-
tirinE high priest. Charles {. Gallo
way. by Past High Priest Emmett NJ.
Carter.
Eureka Chapter. No. 4.-William II.
Amiss, high priest; Paul F. Grove.
! king; John II. Won Hermann, scribe:
Dan W. Beach, jr., secretary; TheO-
dOre Friebus, treasurer.
Proxies to Grand Chapter-Charles
D. ShacklefOrd. for high priest; Will
lam F. Hortman, for king; George S.
Foreman. for scribe.
Capitol Chapter. No. 11-AdoIph w.
Sieverlng, high priest: Illtyd c l. Evans
king: Charles 5. WoOdin, scribe: Andrew
/ X. Lind, secretary; John y. Moyer, treas
urer
! Proxies to Grand Chapter-T Homer
Hall. for high priest; George L. Bidwel,
for king; George II. Felt, for scribe.
Stone Jackson, high priest; William T
Hacket. king; Sidney R. Jacobs; scribe:
Harry B. Cramer, secretary; Charles
Some, treasurer.
Proxies to Grand Chapter-A. p
Hastings, for high priest: J. VI. Mar
zolf. for king; George IL Post, for
scribe.
Ia Faycttc Chapter. No. Jesse W.
Thornton, high priest: William H
Parsons. king; Frank Sprigg Perry.
scribe: William \. Craig, secretary;
Albert F. Fox, treasurer
Proxies to Grand Chapter-James
:. Mccarthy. for high priest: William
:. Quinter. for king; Charles L. Bart
lett, for scribe.
Washington Naval Chapter. No. G.
Harry NJ Reynolds high priest;
| Charles +. Baker. king; William t.
Hebbard, scribe; John J. King. secre-
tary: Peter c. Garden, treasurer.
Proxies TO Grand Chapter-William
J. johnson. for high priest; Frank B
Guest. for king; Otto Z. Roepke, for
scribe.
BriEhtwood Chapter. No. 9.-Walter
F. Smith, high priest; Philip F. Pol
lard, king; Oyilup II. George. scribe;
Henry Yost. jr.. secretary, Lawrence
4. McTutyre. treasurer.
Proxies to Grand Chapter-RenjI-
min F Vernon. for high priest; Philip
=. Brown, for king; Allen Walker, for
scribe.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Improved Order HeptasOphs.

Potomac Council. No. 40, I. o. H. has
installed the following officers. Past
archon. J. G. Schlesinger: archon. John
A. Holland; provost Louis Fellheimer:
prelate. ]. L. Neurath; secretary, NJ. T.
Pines: financier, Samuel Siegel; treas
urer, L. ]. Silverman; inspector, II.
Wolff: warder, ?. Madden; sentinel. G.
W. G. Nelson: trustees, s. Goldsmith. T.
w. Burke and J. Brock; representative
TO the supreme convention, which t-kes
place at Richmond. Va, June 10. Samuel
Siegel; alternate. L. ]. Silverman. The
officers were installed by District Deputy
Supreme Archon C. c. Beveridge, assist
ed by w. A Knots. Of Columbia Con-
clave, acting as supreme prelate, and
Past Archon IDuis Cohen as supreme
Inspector.
Retiring Archon ]. C. Schlesinger was
presented a solid gold Heptasoph watch
fob. beautifully engraved.
After the onstaIlation services a sup
per was served and an orchestra OF ten
pieces played.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Areme Chapter, o. T.. -, COnfers
Degrees.

Worthy MatrOn Maud Fellheimer
and her corps of officers eNemplified
the degree of the order in Areme
chapter. No 10, o. F. S, last Wednes-
day night. Among the features of en-
Jertainmeut for the evening special
mention is made of the musical num-
bers by the Esther Chapter Trio, Mes
DANES Hudson. West. and BirGfeld. the
negro dialect readings of +. A. Brig
field and selections by the choir of
irene Chapter. \ large number of
visiting matrons and patrons were
present as well as Grand Patron Ar
thur NJ. POyntOn, Past Most Worthy
Grand Patron l.. Cabell Williamson.
and Mr. James Dougan, present grand
patron of New jersey.
Al the close of the evenings enter
tainment all present were invited to
the banquet room where a banquet
Was spread by Mr.. Theodore Picard.
of Areme Chapter, as personal COM
pliment TO his worthy matron, Miss
Maud Felhcimer.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Ladies' Home Circle Adds to Funds.

The Ladies' Odd Fellows Home Circle
met last Wednesday evening in the blue
room of odd Fellows Hall The reports
showed that the circle is adding to its
fund toward the establishment in this
jurisdiction of an Odd Fellows home.
The ladies deserve the announcement Of
all of the members in the District.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Grand Patriarch Bradford starts
CampaIEn.

Grand Patriarch Ernest W. Bradford
has issued a circular letter to the s~>In-
bers of the several encampments. An
patriarchs are asked to bear in mind
the evenings of the open sOCials" now
being held in the several encampments
and attend them. The next will be to
Fred D. Stuart Encampment, No. Z,
March 9.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Union Lodge to Confer Elaborate
Degree.

Union Lodge. No. l., l. o. o. F.. con-
ferred the second degree last Monday
night. Tomorrow evening the third de-
gree will be eXemplitied in more elab-
Orate form than is usual. Deputy Grand
Master W. J. Hope has signitied his in
tention of being present, and probably
will assist Union Lodges degree team
in comforting the degree.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Century Lodge to Celebrate Birth

Century Lodge, No. %, will celebrate
its fifteenth anniversary Monday night,
March -. with appropriate exercises. The
personnel OF the committee is as follows:
Chairman, Past Grand Chancellor Mark
Stearman; NJ. r. Pines, W. \. II. Tur-
ner. Edward F. Sedan and Herman Z.
Hansen.
Chancellor Commander Willett L.
Dentinger has inaugurated fifteenth
anniversary class. to be held May B. and
has offered a solid gold Pythian watch
fob to the member bringing in the most
applications between February l and
April 30.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Lodge Changes Schedule

Friendship Lodge, No. Il. had degree
work Wednesday. This lodge will in
the future only meet twice a month.
There will be no lodge session next
Wednesday evening.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
AscnIon Temple to Complete Plans
for Ceremnninl

Ascalon Temple. No. ST. Dramatic Or
der knights of khoraSsan. will hold its
regular business meeting tomorrow even
ing, to complete the plans outlined for
the big ceremonial Of the temple. to bc
held February IL
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Degree Master ShackeIfOrd Drills
Team.

The degree team OF Columbia Lodge
No. IL. ]. o. o. F.. under the direction
OF Degree Master Charles d. Shackel-
ford. Is preparing to confer the third de-
gree on number of candidates for
Mount Pleasant Lodge. The eXemplifica-
tion of the degree will take place in the
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Ruth Rebekahs Confer Degree.

Ruth Rebekah Lodge. No >. conferred
the Rcbekah degree on a part of a pend
ing class of candidates last Monday
evening Past Noble Grand Henrietta
Werner. secretary OF the Rebekah AS
sembly, spoke.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Grand Secretary starts New system

The grand secretary has already start
ed the card index system adopted by the
Grand Lodge at its last session. and de-
sires the secretaries TO help him in Sc
curing the data referring TO each member
Of the lodge. that will make the index a
success. Cards for filling in the desired
data can be procured from the grand
secretary or Brother w. r. Clapp, at
Odd Fellows Hall Secretary :. =.
BOyce of Eastern Lodge. No. :. was the
first to file complete card index of a
lodge membership.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Triangle Club to Hear Address.

The Triangle Club of Master Masons
Of the Department of Agriculture will
hold its regular meeting Saturday
evening. February 13, in the Pythian
Temple, third floor rear. The special
feature of this meeting will be an
address by Past Grand Master Lurton r.
,iinn, on The Landmarks of Ma
sonry." number of amendments to
the bylaws of the club are to be
considered and also the question of
the adoption of an emblem for the
members.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
AnniNersnry Celebrated by Syra-
CusianS Lodge.

Syracusans I.odE". No. 10. the lodge
showing the greatest gain in membership
in this domain during the past year. was
instituted February 8 1868. and on last
Friday evening celebrated in an Informal
manner its forty-sevcnth anniversary
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

Osceola Tribe. of TennalIy town. met
Wcdn,s sday night. The class initiation
proved a success. Sachem Benner asked
the tribe to be at Osage's hall on Mon
day night and meet Great IncohOnec
Downs. Of the Great Council of the
United States. who will be here during
The session of.the Great Council of the
Districe of Columbia. which will COM
mence tomorrow night.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

The first of a series of dances and en-
tertainments to be given by Georgetown
camp and the WoOdmen Band. will be
held at the WOodmen Hall. Thirty-first
and NJ streets northwest, Friday, Febru-
AIRY 10. Invitations will be issued in 4
few days.
The following members have been ap-
pointed district deputies for the ensuing
year: Alpha, No. /. II. r. Smith: Old
Glory. No. 5. J. \. Kramer. J. NJ. Helm
buch. and II. W. Tippett: Oak. No. J. b.
+. Williams W. c. StOtt. and Ruby
Downs; Mount Vernon. No. ). r. J.
Brown and w. II. Mckinney; Cypress.
No :. \. z. Hart; Elm. No. S. H. l.
Sangston and II. O'Neiu; Potomac, No
Q. J. W. Middleton and J. c. Houston;
Georgetown. No. 10, w p. Martsch and
r. T. Huntington; Cedar. No. II, S. L.
BUmar
At the last meeting of Mount Vernon
Camp. No. ). \. II. Burdine, consul COM
mandcr in the chair, two new members
were obligated and three applications
presented for action. J. II. Van Allen
was elected delegate and William NJ. Nc
Donald alternate. to the lead camp con-
vention to be held at Fairmont. W. Va
March 1G.
Tuesday. February Q. ladies' circle
auxiliary to Mount Vernon Camp, will be
instituted in their hall by State Man.
ager Mcconnell. Dr. J. Albert Potter
has been elected examining physician
for tine circle They will meet the Soc
Und ana fourth Tuesday of each month.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

Idaho Tribe met at Northeast Temple
Tuesday night. Praise for the success Of
the recent Red Men entertainment was
given TO l.. c. Sabin, sof Usage Tribe;
Charles Fuller. of Logan Tribe; SmOot,
OF Seneca: Nc. White, OF Mineola: J.
d. Bragunies, of Idaho; Levy. of Sioux:
T. Stumpp, of Oseola; Lingle. of Red
Wing: NJ. r. Kubatz, of White Eagle
Council: Mrs. Reynolds. of Waneta Coun-
Gil, and Jacque Heidenheimer. OF Sioux
Tribe. chairman of the general entertain
mcnt committee.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Reports of Royal Arch Chapter
Elections

Elections in Royal Arch Chapters
not given before are as follows:
Columbia Chapter, No. 1-James \.
West, high priest; George &. SeiboId
king; William s. Macdonald, scribe;
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Fred ID. Stuart Encampment to Meet

Fred D. Stuart Encampment, No. Z.
will take steps next Tuesday evening
to start a banner record and the
members are urged to be present on
that ocCa sion.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Knights of Columbus Doings.
Carroll Council Hears "OriEInaI
American"

Carroll Council met Tuesday evening.
Grand knight William ]. MCGEE presid-
ing. Twenty-One applications for mem
bership were received. John Court, Of
DEVILS Lake, North Dakota a member
of the Grand Forks Council, and ali
Original American" of the Sioux Tribe.
told of the advantages of membership
in the Knights of Columbus for his
people. A committee consisting Of Jo-
seph L. B. Chisholm, Rev. F. Joseph
Kelly. and Redmond Devaney was ap-
pointed to investigate the Iaymen's re-
treat movement. The annual Valentine
party Of the dancing assembly will be
held Saturday, February IS.
tivIties.
Keane Council will meet Thursday
night.
Representative Reilly. of Wisconsin.
delivered an interesting address at the
fourth degree meeting on last Monday
night.
Potomac Council will hold its regular
meeting tomorrow night, with Grand
Knight Tucker presiding.
Washington Council will meet Tuesday
night with Grand Knight Leo A Hover
February =. there will be resumed the
past grand knights meeing,' with DIR.
A. d. Wilkinson, the fifth grand knight
of the council, in charge.
Forty-two couples braved the elements
and journeyed in eight buses to the
Columbus Country Club last Monday
night. where they were delightfully."- en-
terained with ''victrola dancing party"
The Inter-Council Dancing Assembly,
through Chairman Thomas ]. Gaffney,
report everything in readiness for tho
dance tomorrow night at Rauscher's. The
affair will be limited to 15 couples.
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 next
Thursday night to give an exhibition
grill at the knights of Columbus charity
ball in the Fifth Regiment Armory.
Spalding Council met last Thursday
night. Grand Knight ]. Rozier Biggs pre-
siding.
Dramatic Club to Present Two
Plays.
The knights of Columbus Dramatic
Club will present My Lord in Livery"
a farce in one act, to be followed by
Naval Engagements" a comedy in
two parts, for the benefit of the char
ity fund of the Particular Council, So
ciety of st. Vincent de Paul. This AL
tertainment will take place in New
Carroll Hall, 926 G street northwest,
next Wednesday evening at o'clock
The cast of characters in the farce,
My Lord in Livery" include the fol-
lowing: Joseph T. Fitzgerald, Henry
F. Dolan, John c. Merkling, John 4.
Costello. and the Misses Marjorie Cor
coran, Ruth NJ. Purcell, and Margareta
Harbin. The Cecelian Orchestra will
furnish the music. The Daughters OF
lisa bella will act as patronesses.
In Naval Engagements" will appear
Francis ]. p. Cleary, Dennie f. Con-
nell, NJ. ]. Driscoll, Joseph J. DeGnan,
Mrs. Sarah Deeds, and Miss Edna Hill
yard. The officers as at present or
ganized are as follows: President,
Francis ]. p. Cleary; vice president.
Maurice Fitzgerald; treasurer, Edward
L. Tucker; secretary, D. J. Sullivan:
stage directors, Henry r. Dolan and
John Luitch: master of properties. Jo-
seph B. Fitzpatrick, and business man
ager, William P. Normoyle.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

Rubbing with unsaIted butter followed
by bleaching O. the sun, will cleanse
ivory ornaments
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Degree Conferred by Eastern Lodge.

At the meeting Wednesday night of
Eastern Lodge. No. :. the initiatory de-
gree was conferred on one candidate. Wis
itors from Forrestville Lodge, Maryland.
and from Pittsburgh were among those
present. At the meeting next Wednes-
day night the first degree will be con-
fcrred. All members are urged to be
present.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

E. NJ. Brewster, of Rockland Me-. has
ON his farm white blueberries. They are
like the ordinary bIueberry in every re-
spect. except the color.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Events of the Maccabees.
RlcndaT.

February ;; National Tent No. I. Old Masonic
TInpL-: Anscrtia INT. No. :. Masonic Hall. An
Frtr,larv O. Mount Venom Tent. No. J. Masonic
Tan. EiGhth Ind = -trc'l, northeast BriEhtwood
Tent ". 2 Nlrralr- Hall RrightwcOd.
Fchrrsrv -Di~,rict Toni No. 5, han, -Four and
d halt and 4 streets southwest.
Tomorrow night in National Tent
No l. campaign for new members
will br started and a delegate to the
District convention elected.
The new chief clerk of the Interior
Department is a MaCCabee, and 4
member of BriEhtwood Tent, No. ;. D.
Edward Clark, commander of Metro
politan Tent. No. l., has left on trip
to the Bermuda
Georgetown Tent, No. 6, put on the
degree work Thursday night. The
commander and tent deputy is NJ. w.
Michael.
District Tent. No. 5. last Thursday
night initiated one candidate and
were honored by visitors from Mount
Vernon Tent and the State COM
mander.
The State commander has planned to
have all the members of the Modern
MaCCabee Tent here that have menu
bership also in the Maccabees. trans
ferred to their several tents and the
remainder of Columbia Tent. No. 1892,
Of about 145 members, are 10 be con-
solidated with Mount Vernon Tent.
thereby increasing the membership of
that tent very materially.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Sons OF Veterans, U. S. A.

Lincoln Camp, No. >, Maryland di-
vision. met last Monday night in Per-
petual Building, Commander Charles
NJ. OveraCker presiding.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Amaranth Lodge EntertaIns Visitors

Amaranth Lodge. No. 2S. which for
several years has met in Northeast Tenn
pie, has moved TO the New Masonic
Temple. Eighth street northeast. Last
Monday evening a large number of MEM
brrs of the order visited them in their
new quarters. chancellor Commander
Joseph BaTuch welcomed large dClcga-
tions from Equal Lodge. No. II. Rath-
bone-Superior Lodge, No. -. and Century
Lodge. No. b. Enthusiastic addresses
We're delivered by Past Chancellor {. L.
NlCAllister. OF Decatur Lodge. No. ..
Past Grand Chancellor Mark Stearmam,
Past Grand Chancellor q. Frank Day.
chancellor Commando W. r. Dentingrr.
Vice Chancellor Joseph Stein. and Dr. J.
II. Stone. of Century. No. 50. and Past
Grand Prclatc c. W. Henderson. Of
Harmony Lodge, No. p.
Others who spoke were W. +. Bradley
and j. {. YOst. of Amaranth Lodge. No.
IS; f. !. Henning. George +. WhccIOck.
Chancellor Commander Peckham and u.
+. Brown, of Equal Lodge; {. Adams, of
Kentucky, and \. G. Houriet. of West
Virginia. Chancellor Commander T O.
Pullizzi. of Rathbone Superior Lodge, en-
tertainrd with classical recitations
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
william +. Hunt chapter, o. E. s.,
TO Entertain.

The matron of William F Hunt
Chapter. No. 16, o. E. S. announces a
valentine party as the entertainment
feature of that chapter at it's meeting
next Thursday evening. As much mer-
riment is anticipated, the fraternity
at large is invited to attend and join
i'm the spirit of the occasion.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Royal Arcanum Doings.

National Council tomorrow night will
vote on several candidates for initiation
on March =. This council had to hold
special meeting last Tuesday afternoon
to confer the degree on two candidates
who could not attend evening sessions.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

Past Grand J. William Brewer is re-
ported quite i'll at his home, 1892 Union
street southwest, and will appreciate u
visit from any of his Odd Fellow fIiendS.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Sycamore Lingle. and all chiefs pres

ent.
Usage Tribe, No. &. met Monday night.
Remarks were made by Past Sachems
DIR. W. 5. Whitman. Jacque Holden
heimcr. and Sachem Shefferman. A
stereopticon lecture was given by Mr..
George II. winslOw entitled The
American Red Man. MIR. Winslow is
secretary Of the Railroad YIN. c. A.,
and was assisted by MIR. Williams. A
large number of visitors and members
of the degree of POcahontas were
present.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Woodmen of the World.

CAMPS.
February 9-Dh GUrv No. :
February 10. MARIE. No. l3; Potomac. No. 9.
February l@-tiCurrrtcwu, No. 10.
LADIES' CIRCLE
February lO-Willcw Grove. No. ).
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Choral Society Gives Second

The second concert of the 1s1i-15
season of the Knights of Columbus
Choral Society was held in the K of c.
Hall Friday evening, and was an
artistic and social success, the audi
torium being filed to its capaciy with
an appreciative audience. DIR. James
Dickinson. the director of the society,
was felicitated upon it's success.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Excelsior Lodge to Confer Rank of
Esquire.

Excelsior Lodge. No. II. will confer
the rank of esquire at their convention
next Tuesday evening.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

William B. Cushing Camp. No. 80.
Maryland division. met last Thursday
evening in Grand Army Hall, Com
mander Omar J. Veley presiding.
The board of managers appointed
by William b. Cushing Camp to or
ganize a fife and drum corps, COM
posed of the grandsons and great
grandsons of civil war veterans in the
District Of Columbia, will meet Thurs
day night at q. \. +. headquarters,
1412 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

Massachusetts has the largest Portti-
gese population of any State, Rhode
Island ranking next.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

Brothers E. r. Campbell. G. S. Hill,
Arthur b Barringer and r. L. Oatley,
of William b. Cushing Camp, are
planning to attend the celebration of
LincOln's birthday to be held by the
Sons of Veterans of Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia next Saturday and Sun
day. The delegation, which includes
Senator Jones, will leave Saturday
noon and reach Philadelphia in time
to attend the banquet to be held by
the Sons of Veterans Club of Phil
adeIphia that evening. y number of
prominent men will speak, including
Senators Jones, Of Washington, and
Penrose, of Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

Whit. Eagle Council met Wednesday
night at Society Temple The council will.
hold an open meeting the first Wednes-
day Of every month. when all members
Of the tribes and councils will be well
come. Remarks were made by Great
Senior SaGamore John l. Bun.h and Past
SIchem 7. +. Anderson
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Degree of Pocahontas.

Wancta Council met TUESDAY night at
Society Tempe. Committee reports were
received.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Damon Dramatic Club to Rehenrse.

The Damon Dramatic Club will meet
Thursday night in the armOry of Pyth-
ian Temple for the first rehearsal of the
entertainment to take place April 10.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

Several councils report new members.
attracted by the Arcanum Duckpin
League. The new blood acquired is
contributing to all departments OF the
work
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

The lecture given January 30 was at
tended by nearly so ArCanumites and
their friends who felt they had taken a
real trip through the Glacier National
Park and on TO the Pacific Coast when
the traveloguc was over
specially selected degree team is
being formed by Grand Regent Mercer to
eXemplify the mysteries at the class
night on March : all the subordinate
council officers are to be asked to be
present to see how we'll the work can
be done The supreme regent of the
order will be present and make an ad-
dress of welcome to the new class.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Announcements of Various Ac-
tfvities.

Keane Council will meet Thursday
night
Representative Reilly, of Wisconsin,
delivered an interesting address at the
fourth degree meeting on last Monday
night
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

Potomac Council will hold its regular
meeting tomorrow night, with Grand
knight Tucker presiding.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

Washington Council will meet Tuesday
night, with Grand Knight Leo A. Hover
presiding. At the meeinS on Tuesday,
February 2. there will be resumed tho
past grand knights meeing,'' with DIR.
a. d. Wilkinson, the fifth grand knight
of the council, in charge
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

The drill team OF the fourth degree,
consisting OF twenty-four men and three
officers. commanded by Mai. c. Eugene
will go to Baltimore next
Thursday night to give an exhibition
drill at the Knights of Columbus charity
ball in the Fifth Regiment Armory.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

FOrty-two couples braved the elements
and journeyed in eight busses to the
Columbus Country Club last Monday
night. where they were delightfully."- en-
terained with ''victrola dancing party -
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

The Inter-Council Dancing Assembly,
through Chairman Thomas J. Gaffney,
report everything in readiness for the
dance tomorrow night at Rauschers. The
affair will be limited to 15 couples.