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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21
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nn0nt Snitrllfterer til at poe aDin-
0erne.
De manoIige ssn0bp1gere / 9faco.
5ari, Gananed % nnore 9per So.
nora organlierer ISfpttelag.
lSan 9onpill9o Geoolten. San
9omin9o, 10. Sluii. iSenatet no.
na'onte @aar ssocinto oe Gaitro
til 9epnbliffens Erniioent efter
9raitoent Sintine3. Sans 99apn blep
Ienot til 9epliteretfanllneret for at
faa oettes iSanftion. 0epiiteretfam.
neret lten1te oDer Ell propiloriif
Breiroent forrige Weaaneo, men eff.
ter glnmooning al slonliral Copper
ton, Der bor Operfonmanoo ooer
oe amerifonife Sropper, fer, blen
8alget iIoiat, inotil Ser par oprettet
0fo oper belle 9epltbliften.
Selmait6 pon Dipiffe oso. 9(n-
Iter0om, 19. sSuni. @eilerolleitnant
@rep Selmltb bon Woltfe afgif
@aar @fternaooag pliloIelig peoDs-
Den un0er en- Sergesuostieneite, ion
bolotes 9fissoogen for 5eltlnar-
ifalf bon Der @olt5, beboer oet
ct Telegram ira Berlin.
@eneraIlsitnont @reo bon Oaolt-
fe bar en- 8rooerIen OF Sen berenl-
tie SeltnlarIfalf Moltfe, ioni par@e.
neralitabshef linoer &rigen neo
6ranfrig i 1870. San par Wfajor,
oo bans Onfel oeoe / 1891, met
bleu General 1899 og General
lsitnont | 1902, oa Ro,f opertog
Sfildingen fom 0bef for General
itaben. San bor~fdaet 9eren for at
oare 5aoersfi Den slinrenoe Or
gmiiati.,l, iom Den tpIfe arme
Dor.
Giiteraaret 1914 bleo ban Ipg
og December Ianme 9lor git ban
df iom Gbef for @eneraOtaben paa
@rlino af ISpeoom. Sans gfter-
nano blep General BON 5olfenbaDn.
5 Sanuar 1915 blep Don Ofoltfe
Gbef for en- elfoeling al General
itaben.
@itdeiiers 9eo. 9onoon, t6. Sll.
nj. Gen iioite Wtanb, Iom iaa 2orO
aitdener 2ine, par lSsmano 9fo.
bertion, Iom bar ON 9oro / uSonlp.
fbire" og er anfontmet til fit Sienl
npr 2oiloon. San fortpller | ,9oi-
lp Mnil", boorleoes 6eltmar1fnl-
fen 6eoe.
yglf Dem, Iom fom lepenoe ira
5orlfiet, bar ieg ben enelte, iom
fioit iaa aithener 2iue. San 9if
neo meo lSfibct. San forloo oet
life. Seq berte aaptoin Saoill
raabe paa 8ithener, at ban ifiloe
fonme til en- 9aab, Iom par giort
feroig, men ban bsrte bmn life paa
@rlino al ISteien.
"a gfspIolionen fom, cit Sit.
ebener roIig ira aaptojnens 8abpt
og opaS grappen til 9onlmanoo-
broeii. Seq ioo BAN Der 9oa rolig
frem og tilbage og tale ineo to al
| fine Offieerer. slae ire par uoen
adppe. 2oro &ithener betragteoe
rolig 5orbereoelierne til at forlabe
Sfibet, og bette bleb eiort neo @o.
gei9tningen uoferte lin Orore og
| gior0e Nit 9eolte ior at faa 8an.
oene no, men bet oar unilllie itnoer
Den ftprfe Seaana. Sneen gaao
fom paa gonoet, og De, iom bar
iollnget MO, blep frnrit al Ssen.
Sneen 9oao forloo 'Sfibet De, iom
logoe iie gaaoene og oenteoc paa,
at Sfibet iflll6e eoa neo, Saab
ON, at 8oooene ifllloe flpoe, gif
neo meo ESfibet, Ser iotf meo St9u.
men isrit. Oct aioroe en- aolbette
os tos allie 9aaoe % DC, ionl bar
/ bent meo iig. ,1. ~ q
SEQ tror life at aitcbener gif /
noeen 9aao. Ga ieg Tprans op paa
en- 6loaoe, bar fan enbnll paa aont-
|manbobroen pan Stprborb Sioe og
|.toIte nleo oe TO Oiiicerer. Oct par
lfitn 1lnooer, iom fom ira Sfibet. :"
1f,,Nn~ Clora NJ Gk.e~ueH
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21

6otelbraiib. 2iperpool, 10. Su.
nj. llnber en- grano / Snlperial
Sotel ber inoebr9note iefs Wenne.
ifer og eGlepe andre blep Iaaret.
Sem 9onoitter ifllot 'Wibuabia
10. SUM. General 9iamos rappor-
tereoe 8aar, as bon bopoe faneet
% ifrot fsrs' @eolenlmer al 9sido-
las Seradnoe5' 9feoerbanoe.
-
Sremfonumen uoen Yoit. ariitia-
mia, 16. Slini. oariitianiafioro" al
Den norife e(merifalinie nnfom ber.
til / 8nar ira SEEM 0orf. sll Sfi.
bets Yoit, 605 iSntfe, bleo toget al
De britiIfe Mpnoigbeoer i airfmall.
SorolfGlp Stalien. 9fom, 16.
syitni. &l. 1926 meloes ct fraftigt
Soroifelp / Ypen Sorli / oct cen-
trale ,Stalien, ianlt 9finlini, Der
lieger % Weil len9ere pit paa. 9p-
erne bar Ell gefolfning paa ca.
10000 Wienneifer. Ser bar intet
Cab af Wienneifelip.
Wffnioire. 2onoon, 10. sSltni. Sra
9lmIteroom teleeraieres, at enSrap'
Ter er anfommet oertil meo 32
Mfano ira Den norlfe Camper o@r-
fenoal", lom par ienfet al en- Wti-
ne.
st Telegram ira 8ebenbaon T.
ger, at 0en ipetife Bart nSefoi"
er ienfet af en- Wline, os at allt
onborop9renoe blep reooet.
@iifop Sosneitaos gfterielger
ariltiania, ben 10. .Dtai. tSo9ne.
pr9lt aorl Sob bar erfl9re1
liig pillig til at blioe 9iIfop Sog'
neitabs giteriel9er lom Wienigbeos
liofllltetets 29rer ganrmelteitament
Iig gfiegeie. Baltor Golo er Al
slar gammel, 5oriatter TIL ilere be
tpoeIige relisionsbiitortite slfbano.
linaer. a5frf s4 ~ -
ia f9sa .ea6 re
apinoeliee Soloater Waerico
Douglas, 9lri5., 10. Sllni. Yrp
| ljioenten for 3pinoernes tSfptteror
saniiation Sonora, Wfrs. 9foiail
ra 9. De Iooar | slglia Yrieta
nootog | @oar ct 9rep ira Sono
ras @opcrner, De Ga Slierta, buor
Gttlperneren meooeler, at ban moo
taaer IiIbtt6et ON at benptte Or
|aaniIationens 1000 Molemmer ion
Soloater / 9ilfploe ai en- ameri
fan1f Snterpention.
@eneraI arnlrlfo Bosne8 bar III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21

@ennenninit, og Der ool0tes aoifil.
Zig Sfaoe paa Waailen og 1Smaa-
inoen. Ogiaa 9ll6tin, Onotonno,
9aplparo og Wiantato berertes al
llneiret.
Suloonerne og 8inenrotogrnfteot.
rene. gtelp Dorf, 19. Satni. Sefre.
teren beo rWiotion Yicture Yooro
Of Heoieiu" oplDite / en- Gale ber /
@oor, at life 1iinore emo 400 So-
loorer | geeiu Dorf oe 100 groof.
lpn boboe i1laattet liiffe oeres 0sre
/ Jior paa 8rlnlo al @onhirrencen
ira Observation-Disclosures. San er-
fl9reoe niore, at / Srnaobper er
forbolospis Iflere lSalooner bIepet
luofonfiirreret. 5 5abrifsbper bnp.
De ben moraIIfe Silitoiro beoret iig
pao 8rulo al asrilenlatografteat-
renes 8irfIombeo.
9nrlaion oel1enterer. Woibii1gton,
.. g., 10. ssllni. @eneroIpoitllteiter
WllrleIon er irenfonnret meo en-
Trotelt moo 9elfploningerne, at
8oitpeienet after er $80,000,000
tilba9e | iine 5notegter. 0ir. Bur.
leIon erflGrer, at oct er Onlfoit.
tlingerne peo sSorierroelien ai anoen
@losies Boit, iom er gloriag til,
at 3eiultatet life er beore, END bet
er; men ban logger til, ieIu meb
oenne gproe oifer inoep9renoe
&eenifabsoor ct OoerIfito paa
miiboit en- Uillton Dollars.
9lolsuoiieterne / Minnelota. st.
Ynil, Wfinn., 10. Silni. Oct ler
no til, at Wtinnelota ioar en- goo
|elpl 9loar. Smaoleoen ltaar NO.
nl9rtet og oofler burtig Gen itore
Uieu9oe 9iegn latte ben noget til.
bage og inoifrpnfeoe 9lrealet, men
i oct ltore og beIe bar aormerne
al @rlino til at p9re tilireos. Ser
er ogiaa liomprfeoe ltoiigter til ct
9oot eSrii9taar, og @resgansene
flutoe life oere beore, emo De er /
|9lar. ~
Dette er oen alrninoeliac ..'Jee-
ming 81 Goiitper, fom * Ipreot
ooer bele Staten, iieer Snrnliera-
tionsfomnlisiionGr Slberman, iom
bar in0bentet 0plpsninserne.
arilJAroo. Wtife 3inlnep, en-
6SaJxSer peo Sbtef 9fioer Sails,
.sirm., por li9e peo at blioe or1bt
| al en- 9pr. 0pret ipntes life ON,
at bans 9iegniraffe ilagreoe 8in-
Den, og iaa tog Den rat og faiteoe
bam oper erloe og breffeoe Ilere oi
bans 9fibben og arapebenet. GEL
oi9ois lit bans Sirltru oct at ie, %
blin par life ien til at lprin9e ino
efter ct @eu9r. Slm bopoe alorig
fer brllgt ct 8eopr, men BUN bar
oog 1 GStano bill at laoe oct, og oa
Win bauoe pret paa ben raienoe
Spr, bleo ben iaa iorpirret, at bun
fllnoe trpffe jim 0tano bort. San
bar oa uoen geoioitbeo os brastes
til ct Solpital.
@illiscaMoroens. Mfan pil min,
oes Masienoraet gillisca, Sa., for
Here 9lar fioen. Yolitiet bar iffe
fllnnet opoage Moroeren, ifent fle
re er bleoet orrelteret. Oct pur s
%. Mtoore, bans 6omilie og tt
Yiger, Iom par Der paa YeIeg
iom blep mproet. Wan bar oog ifft
opgipet at fitoe @er1ingsrnonoen
og man tror M, at oct er beganel
al @illinm Wnnsfielo, Der bor be
ret SoIoat. Ser er Asoiteot en- Or.
reitorSre! ,iroo bam. s. q. Wi(fer.
lion, isnl orbeiber for Burns Op
oageDlesbaireai, bar fuQet oennt
Weanos Siltorie, og oct er BAN
Iiom far foaet WspnoieIbeoerne til a
Iltbiteoe Mrreitororen.
G,rnbiibgettet. WdIbimgton, 3
)G.; 5.(Slini. Sitiets Militnrfomit
Ifuloisrte @aor .SGrbirogetG Gorila
|set. Gn gepilli1g paa ca. $t57,
100000, eller ca. $56,000,000 me
re elpo 6ior foreIlaas. Jorsseliel
Iftploes Sc ltopioeIier Gorfpnret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21

rltnber 9ors % Stierne".
ct Snngbefte lige uofomnlen.
slf WaItor 5. See. Nris 10 cent.
SSnlges til 0oroeI for 9brnebiem'
meme. sSnos bos Gorfotteren.
s. Sge, Wearciis, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21

Esnn6ilosettet. @dIbilteton, ..
G.; 10. tSuni. Siriets Militnrfomite
f,ulSisrte / @aor SerbirogetGorila
get. gn 9epilli1tg paa ca. $751;.
900, 900, eller ca. $56,0O0,OO0 me.
re elpb | iSior foreilaas. 5oregelfen
ftploes Sc ltopioeIier / Gorfunrct,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21

6remfonmen uoen 9oit. ariitia-
mia, 16. Slini. variitianiafioro" al
Gen norife 9(merifalinie nnfom ber.
til i @oar ira Stem 0orf. 9ll Sfi.
bets Yoit, 605 iSntfe, bleo taget al
oe britiIfe Mpnoigbe0er airfpall.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21
anrne1t runnt.

6oteIbrario. aiperpool, 10. St.
nj. llnoer en- grano / Snuperiol
Sotel ber inoebrenote iefs Menne,
ifer og eIlepe andre blen iaaret.
..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21

Sem 9anoitter ituott 'iSbi5aa6pio
10. SUM. General 9iamos rappor-
tereoe 8aar, Ok bon bopoe faneet
Og ifuOt isw' MeOlenmer al 9si6O-
las 9eraanoe5' gfgoerbanoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21

Saal poloer Sfooe. sllbert 9ea,
Min., 16. Salni. Onsbag @fter-
miooag inotrai FER paa ggnen ct
tenmeIia polSfont Sog1peir. llpei.
ret TOM op fra sseIt og cit ODER
en- fem U'il breo Stribe. SogIene
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21

laa Ell 8onrme tpf pna Diarfen.
0aange 5agl bar ooer en- CONNIE
@ennenninit, og Der polotes aoifil.
Zig Sfaoe paa 0iailen og Smaa-
ieoen O9iaa 9lldtin, Omotonna,
9apnar0 og Montato berertes al
llneiret.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29
Jr. o. u. A. M.

The state council of the District OF
Columbia, in annual session last week
elected the following officers: State
councillor, Laurence Hurley of No. 80;
state vice councillor. Charles w. Walk
or. No. SIS; state council secretary, Ed
ward j. Hazleton. No. "a; assistant
state council secretary. William E.
Saunders, No. %; state council treas
urer. George w. Rue, No. "a: state
council conductor. L. B. Moore, No. IT;
state council warden, E. H. Hamilton,
No. 1: state council inside sentinel, s.
OIiycrf. No. IL: state council outside
sentinel. Augustus ID. Scheele, No. 20;
state council trustees, D. NJ. Weeks, No.
2: f. L. Lingle, No. 81, and John Prem
der. No. 81.
Several important changes were made
in the laws. Reports of the officers
showed an increase in finances and
dwight L. Bromwell. state councillor,
entertained fraternal delegates from
New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and
New Jersey Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, at 316- Pennsylvania avenue
southeast and 8th and F streets north
east, respectively.
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10, met
"Wednesday night. One candidate was
Initiated. The newly appointed ma
tionaI deputy councillor. George A.
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dlers to the utmost. but no mishaDe
occurred and all the boys returned
safely A number Of other members
of the troop took an extended hike
Assistant Scoutmaster Sidney Lesoh.
The boys who took the canoe cruise
were Scouts Dalton, Waller. Barrier.
Libbey. Nicholson and Abbott
Harry q. Lugenbeel. scoutmastsr Ct
Troop so. celebrated his silver wed
ding anniversary yesterday.
is to have a night hike Tuesday.
George Will has been made leader Of
the eagle patrol and Morris Marks
now is leader of the wolf patrol YER
non Dennis is scribe for the troop.
The newly organized Troop So. James
I. Lee. scoutmaster. has elected Stephen
May. Milton Prodigy and Vance Krau-
thoff patrol leaders, This troop 10
rapidly forging ahead and promises to
become leader.
"Hoyts Derrick, ASSISTANT scoutmas-
ter Of Troop 30. has returned to take up
his duties after an absence Of several
our troop is to have q newspapsr.
local headquarters. and will be Issued
monthly. Arthur Rupert has been
have charge Of the printing."--William
Plunkert, scribe.
Troop 50, . new troop, has been
formed at Trinity NJ. E. Church. with
David Fl. Davenport as scoutmaster. 1t
registered last week with twelve boys
and one assistant scoutmaster. George
S. Mutt.
Troop IL. Walter e. Marsh. scout
master, re-reEistered Last week with
twenty-nine boys and two assistant
scoutmasters.
Troop So. which IL at present without
a scoutmaster. 10 holding together well
and Friday three new boys were
brought In. A long hike, under the d.
rection Of Deputy Commissioners Taylor,
was taken yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29
Pointed Paragraphs.

A wise man never trusts any one
who trusts to luck:
No man who is in debt can boast of
being independent.
Slaughter sale prices haven't struck
the meat markets yet.
Poverty with contentment is better
than wealth without happiness.
when your health runs down you
should wind up all your bad habits.
Business is never lively with the
undertaken. no matter how busy he is.
We read of the seven ages OF man.
but one age is ample for the average
woman.
Fashionable charity keeps the left
hand posted as to the operation of
the right.
sealed Lips is the title of a re-
cent novel Evidently there are ~
female characters in it.
1t isn't work that kills. It's ~
worry caused by having to work that
increases an undertaker's bank bali
ance
You can't tell what a man Is until
YOU argue with him. II his opinions
fail to jibe with yours he's crank.
When 1t comes to drawing, convey
ances a lawyer may be as valuable
as horse.
It's as easy to recall an unkind word
as it is to draw back the bullet after
irinG Z gun.
Much credit may be due the. wifs Who
does her own Homework bat II to4ee
money to operate hired servant.
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party for the bsnefit Of the altruistio
fund Of tho association.

party for the benefit Of the altruistio
fund Of the association.
RAthbons Temple. No. 3, has seven
Friday night. when a class Initiation
VIII be held.
Rathbone Temple last Friday night
and a ghost party" Games were
played and refreshments served by a
committee consisting of Mrs. Bertha
Williams, chairman: Miss Josephine
Jarboe. Mrs. Edna Cook, Mrs. Martha
Jarboe. Mrs. Gertie Abel. Mrs. Lola
Marks. Mrs. Kate Smith. Mrs. Ethel
Johns. Mrs. Roberta Prescott, Mrs.
Mary Hooper, Mrs. Marion Geiman and
George W: Barkman, jr.; H. Elkton
smith. win Johns and Israel Sommers.
Pythias. was the honor guest of the
temple. The elaborate decorations
were suggestive of Halloween.
lertained at its last meeting by Mrs.
Etofle Melick. at her residence. 1918
ISL street northwest. 1t was decided to
nold a box party next Wednesday night
IN the room OF Friendship Temple.
n ,aau the transac tion Of business, sup
per was served by the hostess, assisted
py her two daughters. A social hour
IoIlowed. Those present were Mrs. Car
RE DAVIS, Mrs. Ida Crown, Mrs. Flor
ence David. Mrs. Bertha williams, Mrs.
Addfe Freeman. Mrs. Elsie Vandervort,
MRS. Etoile Melick. Mrs Lola Marks,
Mrs. Della Nichols. Mrs. Minnie Wolf
sneimer. Mrs. Martha Jarboe. Mrs Liz
re re Bassett. Mrs. Mary e. Mitchell. Mrs.
Mary Hooper and Mrs Roberta Pres
colt. Mrs. Adah Kimmel. most excel
lent chief Of Friendship Temple, was
the honor guest Of the evening. The
association will have Mrs. Bertha viii
ltams as its hostess next month.
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X Fratern1t1es

it's grand visitation November 5. Last
Wednesday evening four candidates re-
ceived the degrees, Mrs. Sallie wilson
assisted by the choir of Ruth Chapter
No. 1. furnishing the music: Mrs. WI
MED by Mrs. Clara Hall. associate ma
tren of Ruth Chapter. About ISL was
received to close the years work
which was declared successful finan-
cfally and otherwise.
The matron and patron of Bethlehem
Chapter. No. Z. Mrs. Lizzie K Webb
and Samuel Gusack. entertained the Of
ficers Thursday evening with music.
games and refreshments. A bouquet OF
flowers was presented to Mrs. webb in
honor of her birthday. Past Patron
John A. Meyer officiated at the initia-
ton of his daughter, Miss Florence w.
Meyer. at the chapter meeting TUESDAY
evening. Among the visitors were Past
Grand Matron Mrs. Sophia J. Fowle of
Massachusetts, Past Matrons Resale
NJ. Simpson and Anna Roerihg and Mrs.
Each gave brief addresses. Mrs Lii
liam Gusack. assisted by the chapter
officers. gave THE COLLINS Dance"
Refreshments were served in the ban
loween style. Last Sunday Rev. Lewis
Perdum. pastor of Ingram Memorial
Church. spoke at the services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home. which
were IN charge OF the cnapter, ana So
los were sung by Mrs. Gertrude Lyons
and Mrs. Marie Deal. chapter members.
William F. Hunt Chapter, No. 16,
Thursday evening had the work pre-
scented by its prospective officers, the
line being advanced with Miss Anna
Lander acting as matron. Nine candi-
dates received the degrees. Committee
reports were received from Mrs. Eliza
beth Kollmyer. DR.. George A Baker
and Walter Britt. Vocal solos were
given by Mrs. Arthur ]. Richards and
Mrs. Cline and a piano selection by
Miss Edith Schonaberger. Work is an
nounced for the meeting November 9.
The s. P. Club of Naomi Chapter, No.
8. at its recent meeting, after a busi-
ness session. had banquet, with au-
tumn flower and foliage decorations.
Ascension Chapter. No. 20. next Fri
day evening is to pay fraternal visit in
body to EaH Gate Chapter, No. 81.
East Gate Chapter. No. q. Friday
evening will entertain in honor of As
cension Chapter, No. 20.
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entertainment in the oanton's oluhroom.
Mrs. Minnie NoAke9 presided ana intro
duced the talent Ensign Harry L An.
dresen, Lieut. A. H. Noakes and Col.
lures, and Capt. Fred A. Royse ex-
pressed the appreciation of the canton
for the assistance rendered by the aux,
iliary. Remarks were made by Grand
Master w. J. Hope, President Belle NJ:
Carter of the Rebekah Assembly ana
Past President Annie r. Grgsoy. re
freshments were served.
President Belle NJ. Carter and the as
sembly officers, with Grand Master
William ]. Hope and the omcers OF en ne
Grand Lodge. paid an official visit TO
Esther Lodge, No. S. Monday EVENING.
The room was decorated with OAK
leaves ard ferns. and presented Hal
loween scenes, with jack o'lanterne.
President Carter was presented with
bouquet of roses before entering the
lodge room Noble Grand Miriam Gel
man was examined in the work OF the
degree by Grand Representative w: w.
MILAN Vice Grand Sarah NewoeIg
also was examined in the work OF the
degree. The resords of the lodge
showed a gain, both in membership
and in finances. At the close OF the
examination Grand Herald Harry Il.
Andersen, chairman Of the enter tAin
ment committee. presented novel pro,
gram, with Babes in the WOOD ano q
a Halloween scene, with witches the
officers of the assembly were asked to
perform certain services to the amuse.
ment of the members. More than lou
members were present. AT the CLOSE
of the meeting refreshments were
served Arrangements have been mace
by Degree Director Henrietta Werner
to have the degree team confer the
degree on a class Of fifteen candidates
at the next meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29
Woman's Benefit Association.

Mount Vernon Review. No. 2, at its
meeting last week discussed parlia-
mentary law and plans were made for
future work
Georgetown Review, No. 10. held a
celebration in honor of the twenty
fifth birthday of the organization. The
hall was decorated with autumn leaves,
Halloween colors and flowers. The
frappe table was very popular through
out the evening. Miss Ruth Molyneaux
did a cupid dance: Miss Gertrude Nigel
accompanied Miss Josie Chamberlain
song; Mrs. Mabel T. La Rue gave a short
talk; Miss Marie Stone. a song, and
Miss Grace Cotton. singing and dane
ing sketch, after which refreshments
were served
An oId-fashioned country dance
was given by the past commanders of
the District Thursday evening in Pyth-
ian Temple. and an "old-fashioned sup
per- was served after the dancing. All
the guests were in "old fashioned cos
tunes.
The officers club met Friday evening
with Mrs. John Frailey. 1907 North
Capitol street.
Liberty Union Review. No 6, met
Tuesday night. 1t being the twenty
fourth birthday Of the order the COM
mander surprised the members with
birthday cake, decorated with the coll
ors of the order.
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National Union.

Federal Council met Monday night
Mr.. Gilman was elected to represent
the council in the Deputies Club. J.
Harry Jones invited the members to
attend a banquet to be given in honor
of E j. Smejkal. president of the Senate.
National Union. who will visit Washing
ton November 49,.
Monday evening President E. ].
Lashorn Of Scott Council stated that at
the next meeting a visitation is to be
made by several prominent members
and District Manager J. L. Kerr.
U. S. ]. Dunbar, president of the Ma
tional Union Club, has appointed Elmer
Johnson. w. J. OBrfen and ]. Harry
Jones to revise the bylaws and consti-
tuition.
Ex-Presdent Frank E. Ferguson and
District Manager Kerr attended a class
initiation and banquet given by the
Baltimore councils in Baltimore Tues
day.
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Ladies of the Maccabees.

The annual installation of officers of
National Review. No. l, was conducted
Friday evening at Pythian Temple. Mrs.
Mary L. Pierce was installing officer,
assisted by Mrs. Lunm. The officers
are as follows: Commander, Fannie
Walters; lieutenant commander, Martha
Eberly: past commander Hattie f. Pal
finance auditor, Nellie D. Graham; mis-
tress at -arms. Rho,la NJ. Ireland: chap
lain. Emma Knight; sergeant Annie
c. Lyles; sentinel. Bessie Draper; picket.
Margaret Draley; captain guards. An
ME Holcer: color bearers, Ida Castle,
first: Nettie Edmonds. second; musician,
Belle Chapman.
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Rebekah Lodges.
wednesiay-Assembly Home Circle.
business.
Enthusiastically, No. Z. degree.
Friday--Miriam, No. 9, grand visitation.

The Assembly Home Circle will meet
in the reception room of ]. o. o. F
Hall Wednesday evening at 1870 o'clock
Arrangements will be made for ar
oyster supper to be given in I. o. o. F
Hall November IT.
The next session of the School OF In
st,uction will be held In Naomi lodge
room Monday evening. November 6
Tho object Of the school is to give the
officers and members OF the Rebekah
lodges an accurate understanding OF
how to confer the degrees and proper.
ly transact lodge business.
The auxiliary Of Canton Washington
No. I. composed OF the mothers. sistefs
wives and daughters Of canton men,
b6fs. celebrated its second anniversar,
Tuesday evening with q program OF
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Odd Fellows.

LODGES.
Mondsy-Langdon. No. 28, degree; Union,
No. II. and Beacon, No. Is, bust
ness.
Observation-Disclosures No. 9, grand visi-
tation; Golden Rule, No. Il; Amity,
No. n. business.
Observation-Disclosures, No. Z; Friendship,
No. IL. and Federal City, No. 20,
degree; Harmony, No. Q, business.
Thursday-Columbia, No. 10, and Gov
enant, No. Is, business.
Friday-Central. No. /. and Metropolis,
No. 10. degree: Phoenix. No. 20,
business.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Wednesday-Mt. Hebo, No. 8. visitation.
Friday-Magenenu. No. 4, business.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
STANDARDIZATION Washington, No. 1,
business and degree rehearsal.