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Knights of Columbus.

At the next meeting of Washington
Council the committee appointed to re-
wise the bylaws will make a final re-
port At the last meeting of the coun-
Gil the committee reported certain
amendments which were adopted, and
at the next meeting the matter will be
finally settled and the committee dis
charged
Spalding Council met Thursday even
ing. Several applications for member
ship were received and important busi-
ness matters were disposed of.
The state deputy has appointed
finance committee consisting of FIVE
members from each council, the grand
knight and financial secretary of each
council being members, to raise funds
to entertain the knights and their
ladies from Chicago, who will visit the
city during the early part of August.
About 900 people are expected in the
party. and on the evening of August 8
they will be officially entertained by
the local knights.
Washington General Assembly, Fourth
Degree, Knights of Columbus, will en-
terrain the orphans of the various
Catholic institutions with an outing to
Chesapeake Beach August Is. Sir
of the outing committee, has called a
meeting for Tuesday evening, at the
Knights of Columbus Hall, at which
time the various subcommittee will
be named and work started in earnest
to make this the most enjoyable out
ing ever given the orphans of this city.
Field games of various kinds will be
held for which useful and beautiful
prizes will be given the winners.
Alcantara Caravan, No. IL, Order of
Alhambra, is arranging for an outing
to some nearby resort this summer.
The matter is being attended to by the
divan, under the direction of Grand
Commander Crosson.
The last dance held by the boosters
of the country club was largely at
tended The boosters committee, of
which Joseph B. Mccain is chairman
and Edward J. Cunningham is secre-
tary. has mailed an attractive folder
to the members of the club, calling at
tention to dining arrangements at the
club. The board of directors will meet
tomorrow evening at s O'Clock
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whose membership was greatly inter
ested in the success of the outing.

Rathbone- Superior Lodge. No. 90. at
its last convention adjourned over for
the usual summer recess until the
fourth Friday in August From that
time on. it is said, there will be much
business in hand. many having signi-
fed their intention of becoming mem
bers.
The most important action of the
meeting, however, was the launching
of movement to pay appropriate trib-
ute to DR.. E. S. Kimball, a member of
the lodge and the oldest living Pythian
in the world. he being the sole survivor
of the five founders of the order.
The chancellor commander was in
structed to appoint a committee to
take full charge Of the matter. This
will be done at once. it is said, and the
plans for the celebration then will take
definite shape. 1t Is expected to hold
the celebration in the late fall.
The members of the lodge have been
felicitating Col w. o. Owen, U. S. A.,
upon the occasion of the thirty-second
anniversary of his wedding. Col.
Owen is looking after the sanitation
end of Radio camp of the District
guard
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Belle Miss Julia Klinge. song by NOM
bers of the choir; the Irish Belle, Mrs.
Chinese Belle. Mrs. clara Hall, music
by Miss Elsie Pitt, chinatown; the
German Belle. Past Matron Mrs. Elise
Zimmerman, song in German py Alex
Pitt; the Holland Belle. Past Matron
Mrs. Emelie Crawford. music by Miss
Elsie Pitt; the Belle Of Scotland. Past
Matron Mrs. Mary L. White. song by
Mrs. Sallie Wilson; the American Belle.
Mrs: Margaret Richards, the entire as
semblage singing star Spangled Ban
ner.
Among the many visitors. in addition
! to the members of the 1912 association.
some of whom are now past grand ON.
GERS or grand officers. were Right
Worthy Grand Treasurer Mrs. Alcena
Lamond. Mrs. Bonnie W. Merrill. past
matron. of Santa Cruz, Cal. and members
from this and sister jurisdictions. Dur
ing the serving of refreshments the
members wished one another pleas
ant vacation. as the chapter has called
off all meetings until September IL.
The Matrons and Patrons of 1912 will
give a basket picnic to Cabin John
bridge Saturday. meeting at the South
worth cottage in Georgetown at 2:3O
pm. Past Patron Pitt has provided a
truck for the baskets. Friends of the
members are invite!.
At the meeting of Mizpah Chapter. No.
8. Tuesday evening. the following candi-
dates were received into the order: Mrs.
Elizabeth Rosenbusch, Mrs. Laura Row.
zee and Mrs. Mamie Bggs. A short pro-
gram was rendered consisting of vocal
solos by Mrs. Lillian Bennett Of Will
liam F. Hunt Chapter and Rotations by
Mr. Champion of Friendship Chapter.
Many visitors were present, including a
delegation from Fidelity Chapter and also
several members of Hyattsville Chapter.
1t was voted to call off during the month
Of August. Refreshments were served.
Ascension Chapter, No. 20, will give
moonlight excursion" tomorrow
evening on the steamer ST. Johns. leav-
ing the wharf at pm, and returning
about II pm. Worthy Matron Amelia
E. Eberley has extended a general in
vitation to the order and it's friends to
go with the chapter.
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Modern Woodmen of America

A. R. Talbot Camp, No. 1872. Thurs
day evening. with District Deputy H
II. Willard in the chair, received four
applications for adoption and gave
them favorable action. DR.. ]. K. Dun
made by the committee for the joint
Woodman picnic at Chesapeake Beach
August /, and that special features
will be provided. including a log-roll-
ing contest, canoe racing. foot races
and base ball game. H. E. Haighly
was reported as critically ill. H. F.
Shaw. escort of Central Camp. was a
visitor and entertained with an exhi-
bition Of fancy clog dancing, accom-
panied by A. F. Dobrowolski at the
piano. Several musical numbers were
offered by the Talbot Glee Club. Brief
remarks were made by DR.. j. X. Dun
can. H. F. Shaw, Father" Cowles, A.
S. Gill and W. F. Black. Cigars were
served.
Head Banker John D. Volz. while re-
Gently visitor at Talbot Camp. it is
said. reported that as a result of action
taken by the head council. all benefit
certificates of members of the army
and National Guard will be held good,
even in case of war with Mexico, a
provision in the bylaws to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
Friday night. Central Camp. No.
16.015. received two applications for
Consul H. C. Long pre-
sided, and a flag ceremony. recently
adopted on recommendation of the
board of trustees. was used for the
first time. Clerk A. H. Jaeger read a
card from A. c. Saunders, now at the
Modern Woodmen Sanatorium at Colo
RADIO Springs, Col, which contained in
formation to the effect that he is get
ting along very well. Charles H. Evans
and .. D. Holtzell. a member of the
Woodmen of twenty-six years stand
ing. were reported sick. the latter being
at Sibley Hospital. Fred w. CARING
ton stated that the challenge of Cen
trail Camp for a base ball game at the
joint picnic to be held at Chesapeake
Beach August ! had been accepted by
Georgetown Camp. The latter camp
defeated Central Camp to 2 last year.
B. J. Loveless, T. J. Loveless, Fred w.
Darlington. Past Consul James A.
Moody. Harry F. Shaw, DR.. Thomas
Linville. J. S. Higgins, c. ]. Beck and
j. e. Enwright were among the visitors
present. A. s. Gill of A. R. Talbot
Camp made a brief address.
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The nartv from the District of CO.
.,,;o,, ,,;,, ha in .t+and,nce at
lumpia Which Will pe III ae'eiiodhoo a.
the convention of the Supreme Lodge,
which onens at Portland. Ore. Tuesday.
~. ,,.stard.y .fternoop for
august l. iei'
Chicago After brief visit there they
will go to Portland over the Canadian
..,, IT,, ,,,,n r,,,ar
acii'e anu ''o' M
Gus stops en- route, arriving at portland
July 81. The group includes Past Su-
1ro,Ior E-dw,rd Dunn and
Mrs. Dunn, Supreme Representative Al
bert Kahlert, Mrs Kahlert and son.
M.rion po,,oct am, supreme Repre-
MARION oii'eN' az"
sentatives expect much important leg
;.,o+;o, nv the Sunreme Lodge. the most
Nv" ~ ,.tI,io,s.. ~
ho'ap'e 'e'ne 'o
.+ NJ ,,emhers afflicted with
u u,;,;,,o, soss;o,,
lung trouble AL the " ii'hipes eesSioi
the Supreme Lodge referred this ques-
ton two years ago, to the various
II Is stated. have Endorsed the PROPOSE
ton. The Washington party before re-
turning will visit the San Diego expo
,nii1 he gone about one month The.
pvtb;ans exnect to witness an initiation
at a o'clock Friday morning, August II,
at the Camp of the Clouds" Rainier
,. - naca;ye the ranks Of the or
sapeS Iha ~ n;strict Of Columbia will have
,,,her NJ the cIas in Marion Pollock.
M 1n,,,,,ittee IN Dunn celebration
me .i ,rhrrsdav nioht AMI
neia IN ,ner rennr+ Of the entertainment
| neara .he re ~ is ernected the Sunreme
Gonira'' .. ire cnroinp session will take
L .o,s rscoenition Of this event to honor
some recosniti9n %. .s past SInr oos
me pi1nee1 nnn '''''N' '"p' zinc
Shahceiiof Duh"
No "A has tho
EAees,o ,,L scbeduIed for Tuesdav
knight RANK scneaudeo 10 ~
| evening me iooSe om'a,,;a 'ne
| esquire rank al 'he. last eo'i'ei''ioh
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Order of Eastern Star.

Takoma Chapter. No IL. and Friend
ship Chapter. No. H. will both meet
during the week All the other chap
tiers have called off. including Temple,
No. 10, and Columbia. No. IS. scheduled
to meet tomorrow evening: Electa. No.
2 and Bethlehem, Not. Tuesday even
ing: Naomi. No. 3. and Brookland. No.
IL. Wednesday evening". William f.
Hunt. No. Is. Thursday evening and
Cathedral. No. IA, and St. Johns Lodge.
No Is, Friday evening
Worthy ,Matron Edith Burrell of Ia
koma Chapter, No ~. has announced
gram for Friday evening, when the
chapter will probably call off its meet
ings In August Takoma Chapter Is
the home chapter of Grand Matron Ida
V. Faber. and the worthy matron states
always has a hearty greeting for Wis
iting members.
Worthy Matron Nellie E. Fletcher of
Friendship Chapter, No. IT, announces
work for the chapter meeting Tuesday
evening and extends general invita- :
ton to. the fraternity to attend. The
chapter recently paid visit TO the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home, where a
program was presented and refresh
ments were served. '
Grand Secretary Rose. A. Yost of the
Grand Chapter of the District is spend :
ing a ten day vacation at Colonial
Beach, Va. ..- s-
Ruth Chapter, No /, Monday night was
host to the Matrons' and Patrons AS.
ISOLATION of 1912, which paid a fraternai
Worthy Matron Mrs. Elizabeth Pitt. who
is a member OF the. association. Past
Grand Matron Mrs. Fannie Taylor grand
matron In 1912 presented Worthy Matron
Pitt with floral tribute from the mem =
bers of the associati ton. During a short
. from Past Patron w {. Zimmerman,
chairman of the ways and means COM
mittee. who called attention to the an
nversary excursion. of the chapter to be
the chairman of the auxiliary home board.
Past Matron Mrs. Clara /. Hughes.
who notified the members of the auxiliary
that that body would hold an impromptu
! meeting on the occasion Of the chap
| ter's anniversary At the close of the
| meeting. after remarks by the grand ma
iron Of 1912 and Past Grand Patron
Charles F. Roberts grand patron in 1912).
a program prepared by Mrs. Clara Wink
Ter. marshal Of Ruth Chapter, was pre-
| Bells" The first number was a recitation
OF poem by Past Matron Miss Martha
Shaw.
The Greed OF the Bells" followed by
! tableaux depicting a number Of bellies
with appropriate music: Evening Bellies
Mrs. Henry, Misses Paine and Wiaklers
Morning Bellies; by the same young
the Morning.: the School Belle. Miss
Louise. Pitt. song. by Miss: Marjorie
Bartlett of Takoma Chapter. No. Ia
the. Wedding Belle. Miss Pearl Yost
Hunt Ghan.4c, No. is; the Coionial
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Maccabees.

The general outing committee Of the
Maccabees on excursion to Chesapeake
Beach to provide fund for the
widows and orphans of members will
meet Wednesday night at Old Masonic
Temple, when the women OF the sew
eral reviews of the Woman's Benefit
Association will be present. The meet
ing will be called to order at o'clock
National Tent. No. l, Monday night
had as a visitor the district com
mander, y. Edward Clarke, who made
an address.
The tent has several candidatea. 1t
is reported, who will be initiated this
month by the new ritual, which is Just
out
Mrs. Mabel T. LaRue, state deputy
supreme commander of the Woman s
Benefit Association, has left the city
for the summer.
E. w. Miner of Richmond. o. ".
Hayes of Baltimore and D. w. Gall -
this city, representatives to the Su-
preme Tent. will leave for Detroit Sat
urday, August 5, to attend the special
session called by the supreme board of
trustees to make provision for claims
that may arise on account OF members
who have enlisted for the Mexican
trouble.
The following officers of District
Tent. No. 8, have been duly installed:
Past commander. C. T. Smith; COM
mander, c. F. Zimmerman: lieutenant
commander, John NJ. c. Cox; record
keeper. Sidney Hass: chaplain. Harry
Lee: sergeant, s. w. Gordon; master
alarms, F. Andrews: first master of
the guard, r. II. Manuel: second mas
ter of the guard. l.. Gundcovsky; sem
tinel. S Oscar. and picket, c. P. Wolf.
Brishtwood Tent. No. 8. Tuesday
night installed the following officers:
Past commander. Edwin Perry: COM
mander. Ernest w. Shoots: lieutenant
keeper, Benjamin r. Detwiler; chap
lain, George II. Holt; sergeant. J. c.
Wheat jr.; master alarms. c. H. Man
ming: first master of the guard, NJ q.
Zepp: second master of the guard, D. c.
Poore: sentinel. James NJ. Reuter-. and
picket. John T. Cliff.
The commander. it is said. has served
continuously in that Office longer than
any one holding a similar Office, in the
District of Columbia.
A. F. Shambaugh. the secretary to
the joint outing committee, was present in
connection with excursion matters.
The state deputy supreme commander
has appointed Frank E. Springman
deputy for Mount Vernon Tent, No 4.
This tent. at its meeting Tuesday night.
appointed committee to work for the
excursion for the widows and orphans.
Mount Vernon Gent and Mnn-t ve-
non Review held a joint meeting OF
their ticket committees Thurs lay night.
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Rebekah Lodges.
Monday-Esther. No. ). degree.
Wednesday-Mount Pleasant, No. 2. de-
gree.
Friday-Dorcas. No 4, and Martha
Washington, No. 3, degree.

The meeting of Esther Rebekah Lodge
No. 5. is expected to have unusual fea-
lures. The entire line of appointive Of
fcers and several of the elective officers
are members of the younger set, and
after the degree work they will arrange
a program for the social meetings of the
lodge
The next meeting of Fidelity Lodge,
No. 7, will be devoted to comforting the
degree. Degree Director Irving r.
Schwinger reports class in waiting.
and that several additional applications
will be considered by the lodge. giving
opportunity to applicants to receive the
degree without unnecessary waiting.
Past Noble Grand Katie Sample. assisted
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Jr. O. u. A. M.

Mount Vernon Council. No. 10, We'd
nesday night received one application
for membership. Among the visitors
were Past National Deputy Councillor c.
f. Benson of Reno Council. No. 46. and
E. P. Sweeney of Anacosta Council
No. 16. The council will hold its an
nual excursion to Chesapeake Beach
Thursday.
In Capital Council. No 25. Monday
night the relief committee reported F.
E. Potter able to resume his duties
Secretary Flynn of Thomas jefferson
Council and Messrs. Chroniger. Mont
gomery and Kennicott made addresses.
Messrs. Franklin and Graham made a
visit to Camp Ordway, Va, to Junior
Past Councillor Charles j. Stansbury
who is a member of the machine gun
company. Sd Infantry, D. c. n. G. Rob-
ert H. Potter. also of this council, is
with the D. c. Militia at Bisbee, Ariz,
with the field hospital.
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Pythian Sisters.

Rathbone Temple, No. 8, has an
nounced work for Friday night in the
Pythian Temple. A feature of the last
meeting was the presentation to H.
Elkton Smith, master of the drill team,
of a book on Pythianism, by the au-
thor. Past Grand Chancellor John Phil
lips Meakin of Utah. Among the Wis
itors were Past Grand Chancellor Will
liam A. Kimmel and Mrs. Kimmel, the
latter the most excellent chief of
Friendship Temple. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hooper, also of Friendship
Temple. Rathbone Temple is making
elaborate plans for it's annual excursion
to Chesapeake Beach August Is. Mrs.
Sadie Barkman. popular member of
the temple. was reported quite i'll at the
last meeting
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First. Alfred Timberlake: second.
Gordon Nettekoven. Eleventh. 5O-yard
race for girls under sixteen-First.
Martha Sears: second, Ruby Carter;
third. Irma Snyder. Twelfth, 1o0-yard
mems race-First, A. A. Wantz. sec
ond. H. A. Landon: third, J. w. Harri-
man. Thirteenth. throwing base bail
for women-First. NJ Ebele; second.
B. Parish. Fourteenth. 50-yard race
for men over fifty years-First. G.
Rausch; second. A Kimmel: third, C.
Amman. Fifteenth, three-legged race
First. Albert AIDE and Andrew Cop
perhfte; second. William Peake and
Charles Runge. Sixteenth, 50-yard race
for wives of Spanish War Veterans
First, Mrs. ]. N Watts; second. Mrs. c.
F. Runge; third. Mrs. J. Braun: fourth
Mrs. J. ]. Sweeney. Seventeenth. 100
yard run for Spanish War Veterans
First, A. A. Wantz: second, w. A.
Langdon; third. J. Braun: fourth. J.
Howard.
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Masonic.

LODGES.
Monday-Dawson: No. 10, N. NJ Ana
, costia. No. 81. special. 1880 p;m.'
Z. A.: stansbury. No. 81. NJ. N.
Tue, sesci.. So' is Nj Il H. ss Mssou
Parker. No. 81. special. N. NJ:
King David. No. IS. special. $50
pm. E. A.: Takoma. No. %, F. Z.
MISUNDERSTANDING No. II. special;
pm. n. NJ; stansbury. No. "A, spe-
cial. f. A.
fhursday-The New Jerusalem: No. Q:
NJ. NJ: Temple-Noyes' No. 32' called
Friday-st. Johns. No. IL. called on;
Hope. No. 20. E A.
saturday-La Fayette, No. 10. special.
pm. NJ. NJ.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday--Mount Vernon, No. }; Hiram,
called on.
Tuesday-Mount Horeb. No. Z, and Po-
tomac, No. 8. called off.
Friday-Capitol. No. II. T. NJ. and
NJ. f. NJ; Mount Pleasant. No. ls.
called off.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDMENTS.
Today-De Molay Mounted, No. 4,
pm. religious services. Masonic
and Eastern Star Home.
sTuesdsy-De Molay Mounted. No. 4.
called of.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED sCoTTIsE
Tuesday-Robert de Bruce Council,
Knights Kadosh. called of.
saturday-All the bodies, reception and
dance.
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United Spanish War Veterans

A general order of the Department of
the District of Columbia. just issued by
Department Commander Lee H. Harris,
announces the following appointments Of
members of Col James S. Pettitt Camp,
No. 3: Maj Robert Lee Longstreet,
aid -de-camp on the department COM
mander's staff: Capt. William B. Hud-
son, United States Medical Corps, de-
partment surgeon. chairman of the COM
mittee on relief and charity: employ
ment committee, H. B. Shurtleff; legisla-
tive. Commander Louis E. FELTON,:
publicity, Maj Robert Lee Longstreet:
member of the board of managers of the
temporary soldiers home. Past De-
partment Commander S. G. Mawson.
Mr.. Mawson also receives an appoint
ment on the Maine memorial and Me-
mortal day committees. The order states
that the Memorial day committee of the
Spanish War Veterans shall cooperate
with the Grand Army of the Republic
in all matters relating to the observ-
ance of Memorial day and work jointly
with the committee appointed by the
Grand Army of the Republic" The or
der also authorizes the committee ap-
pointed to have full charge of the OBJ
servance by the department of the an
niversary of the destruction of the bat
tleship Maine, with power to appoint
subcommittee to assist in carrying out
is named.
Richard ]. Harden Camp. No =. met
Thursday night and elected to mem
Volunteers; George J. Neuner. 4oth
United States Volunteers; Stephen
Timpko. United States Marines. and
Benjamin Brown, 44th United States
Volunteers.
Capt. Edward A. Brian. G. w. Hook
ney. W. E. Pinkston and Myron H.
Adams, members of the District of Co
lumbia militia, were present and Capt.
Brian, addressing the camp. asked the
cooperation of its members to assist
in bringing up the D. c. n. G. to war
strength Other members of Harden
Camp in the District militia are Capt.
Clarence l.. Adams, Company I. Sd
Regiment, and Lieut. John X. Wander
hoof, Battery B.
The Santiago day excursion to Mar
shall Hall last Monday was well at
tended. Dewey Camp is now the proud
possessor of the Ida NJ. Galloway cup
as a result of it's victory over Miles
Camp in the ball game played. There
were large number of athletic events,
for which numerous prizes were award
ed A list of the winners follows:
eight years-First. Lawrence o'Neill:
second, l.. Bowman. Second. 25-yard
race for girls under eight years-First.
Pearl Payne; second, Annie Burrows.
twelve years-First, Frank ONeill; sec
ond, D. Locking. Fourth. 50-yard race
for girls under twelve years-First.
Viola Empey; second. Florence Hoff-
man Fifth, potato race for women
First, Mrs Augusta Runge: second. Mrs.
Harrison Sixth. shoe race for boys
First, William Gates: second, Jean
Braylon: third. Dell Coleman. Seventh.
throwing base ball for girls-Ffrst.
Helen Bowcock; second. Eva Kyle.
Eighth. potato race for girls-First,
Frank Sanders; second. Evelyn Landon;
third. Dorothy Beer. Ninth. potato
trace for boys-First. Bernard Payne;
second, Herbert Redding. Tenth, TO
yard race for boys under Aixteena years
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Order of Scottish Clans.

Clan MacLennan, No. 220 will meet
in Masonic Hall, Sth and streets
northeast. Wednesday at pm. Chief
Leslie Leiper will preside. Among other
business will be reports from enter
tainment committee-George Murison.
Martin Grieve, James Ramsay. James
Crawford. William Petrie. jr.: Adam
Edgar; the sick committee and also
from the foot ball team. A correspond
emit will be appointed to send news to
the clansmen who have gone to Mex
lean border points with the National
Guard.
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Knights Of Pythias.

LODGES.
Misunderstanding. No. .. called on;
Calanthe, No. II. business.
Tuesday-Excelsior. No. II. knight rank:
Webster. No. Z; Capital. No. 81. and
Myrtle, No. %. business
wednesday-Mount Vernon, No. $: Her
mione. No. IL; Union. No. %. and
Columbia, No. 90, business.
Thursday-Harmony, No. 81. business.
Friday-Syracusians. No. 10, and Rath-
bone Superior. No. 20. business.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
ednesday--Friendship Temple. No. 3,
initiation.
Friday athbone Temple, No. 8. mi
tiation.
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Odd Fellows.

LODGES.
Monday-Union. No. IL: Beacon. No. IS.
and Langdon. No. 90, business.
Tuesday-Amity, No. 81. degree. Wash
ington, No. 6. and Golden Rule,
No. 81. business.
wednesday-Federal City, No. 20. de-
gree. Eastern. No. Z. and Harmony,
No. 8. business.
Thursday-Columbia. No. l; Excelsior.
No. II. and Salem, No. %. degree.
Covenant. No. ID, business.
Friday-Central, No. 1, and Phoenix, No.
IS, business.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Tuesday-Fred D. Stuart. No. Z. degree.
Wedne sday-Columbian. No. i, degree.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
STANDARDIZATION Washington, No. 1,
drill and social.
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Sons and Daughters Of Liberty

Hope Council. No. 1. has installed the
following new officers: Councillor. Mrs.
]. v RICHTER: associate councillor, Mrs.
Ida Mudd; vice councillor, Mrs. Cola
Duval: associate vice councillor. Mrs.
Margaret Huber: guide. Miss Clara
Hauer: inside guard, Mrs. NJ. Hunter:
outside guard, Mrs. A. Lewis: associate
recording secretary, Mrs. Goodin
Osthaus; trustee, George Duval.
For the meeting Tuesday evening an
initiation is scheduled. to be followed
by a social session, with refreshments.