Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-23

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Red Men to Celebrate Seventh
Anniversary Tonight.
BIG PARADE IS PLANNED
Members of Order From Washington
and Other Places Expected
to Attend.
BIG PARADE is PLANNED


ALEXANDRIA. Va. September %:
Seminole Tribe, No. 50. Improved oruei
of Red Men, will tonight celebrate 10
seventh anniversary, with appropila.e
exercises at it's wigwam at ood rei
lows Hall, North Columbus street
Many distinguished great CHIEFS III
GLIDING Clifton j. Parrott. great sacheni
OF Virginia. will be present ana ass'e.
in the celebration. Some OF the oes'
speakers in the organization Will NC
present and make addresses
The celebration will be preceded oS
a big parade, in which large deiesa-
ton of members of the order from
Washington will take part. Members
OF Seminole and Osceola tribes OF TINS
city, headed by the American lndlah
Guard Band. will march to the union
station, where they will meet the
Washington visitors and have parade
before the exercises.
They will march down King street TO
Washington. out Washington to Prince.
countermarch on Washington to King,
down King to Royal. out Royal to Cam
eron. up Cameron to Washington. out
Washington to King, up King to CO.
lumbus, out Columbus to Odd Fellows
X,
Among the local men who will make
addresses are W. S. Eicklin, past great
sachem: John H. Trimyer n. L. Will
hanson. Harry II. Newton. deputy
great sachem: Roger L. sullivan, great
Junior sycamore.
Marshals in charge of the parade
will be Frank c. Glasgow, Robert ].
7 Ayers and d. ". Stanton.
More than 200 members of Osceoia
T''ibe were present last night when an
ofiiciaI visit was paid 10 that lodge by
Clifton J. PARROT, great sachem of Nir-
rlnIa who YVES accompanied by Roger
C. Sullivan. great Junior sycamore.
To Lay I. o. o. F: Corner Stone.
Alexandria Canton No. 1. Patriarchs
Militant. will hold meeting tonight
at Which arrangements will be made
: Or the laying of the corner stone of
tae odd Fellows at Accotink for Aeco-
tinll Lodge, No. IS. Fairfax county. The
care :nony, will take place Sunday after
r, on and most of the members will
} ave here on the 1880 o'clock train
j tEc afternoon over the Washington
Southern railway. Several of the
l,cmbers will also journey to Accotink
ii automobiles.
In the corporation court today final
decree was entered in the suit of
Charles kitchener and others against
katherine Simpson and others. confirm
commissioner, and appointing ]. II.
Johnson and H. Noel Garner special
commissioners to sell property sol
South Washington street, lot on east
side of Washington street, south of
Franklin street, AMI lot on north side
OF Duke street between Fayette and
Payne streets.
Mrs. Margaret Sherwood, formerly of
this city, died today at the home of her
nephew Joseph Z. Brown, Chadbourne,
n. c. The body will be brought here
and the funeral will take place at 4
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
Whcatley's undertaking chapel
Mrs. Mary. Cole Dead.
Mrs. Mary Cole. about forty-fve years
old, died early this morning at the AL
exandria Hospital after long illness
Mrs. Cole lived at Del Ray. Alexandr
county.
Richmond Lodge of Elks at it's meet
ing last night elected delegates and
alternates to the state convention,
which Will be held in this city October
). and D. Many Elks from Richmond,
in addition TO the delegates, have
planned to attend the meeting
James c. Schmith, through John D.
Normoyle, real estate dealer, has sold
to Howard Harrison a two-story frame
dwelling house on the west side of
Patrick street between Wythe and