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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

Lodge. and several members of Con-
greSs
The speaker of the evening will be
Representative George Huddleston of
Alabama. who is grand master of Odd
Fellows of that state. Grand Repre-
sentative W. w. MILAN will respond
on behalf of the Grand Lodge of the
District.
The unwrtten work will be exempli-
fed by Noble Grand Swingle, Conductor
NerleSer and Inside Guardian Adams.
Past Grand Bert V. Wolfe was desig-
mated by the grand master as grand
Instructor for the lodge.
Federal City Lodge. No. 20. will con-
fer the third degree on three candi-
dates Wednesday evening under the di-
rection Of Past Grand Charles Garrels.
The new features introduced by Mr..
Garrels. it is declared. have added
much to this degree This will con-
clude the degree work until after the
grand visitation. when it is expected to
have Eastern Lodge confer the work
upon class of candidates in waiting.
Favorable replies have been received
from several men of prominence in Odd
Fellowship and national life. who We're
invited to attend the grand visitation
April y.
Last Wednesday the first and second
degrees were conferred under the di-
rection of Past Grand John Wood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02
VGI0(5o{I1ES|f6ISi%$

a X lalbot Camp. No. lIal. was
host to a large number of wood,,e,,
and ,h.ir e;, ,,,,
'""s eNehlHs-
District Deputy H. II. Willard cha irmau
of the entertainment committee in
troducsJ c,.+o no,A. ,,.;,,:
- =. ei'u'' " imam y. NC
.aHreN. VINO presented the camp with
the membership bauue,. on behalf OF
Head ,-o,s,;1 u r,bo, 80,
''i' I'VE en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

,Wednesday -Friendship Temple, No. 9.
social.
Friday-Rathbone Temple, No. s. ini
tiation.

Friendship Temple. No. 9. will have
it's monthly social Wedne sday night.
The arrangements are in charge of
Mrs. Kerper, Mrs. Viola Thompson,
Mrs Helen kennicutt and Mrs. Elsie
Vandervort.
Rthbone Temple, No. s. has an
nounced~ work for Friday night and
has invited all members of the order to
be present. A committee consisting
of Mrs Kate Smith. Mrs. Della Nichols
pointed to assist the ways and means
committee of the Knights Pythias in
the euchre to be given April 81.
The degree team and staff of Rath-
burg Club and are making plans to at
tend the annual meeting of the Grand
Temple of Virginia and the District
of Columbia in Petersburg, Va. next
October.
The report on the aims and prog
ress of the Pythian Sister Order for
the grand lodge journal of the knights
of Pythfas of this domain has been
by the committees represent
ing the local temples and turned over
to Grand Keeper of Records and Seal
H. ]. Gasson. The committee from
Temple was composed of Mrs.
Mary E. Mitchell. Mrs. Lola V. Marks
and Miss Mary r. Steiner, and that from
Temple of Mrs. Elsie VAN
dervort. Mrs. Addie Freeman. Mrs
Carrie Davis and Mrs. Ida NJ. Crown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02
ERf7FSSi4S

LODGES
Monday-Amaranih. No. IS anil Cen
fury. No. 81. business.
Tuesday Webster. No. :. smoker: E1-
celsior. No. II: Capitol No. "A. aud
Myrtle. No. IS. business.
Wednesday-Mount Vernon. No. :, and
Equal. No. Il. business.
Thursday-Franklin. No. =. anniversary
celebration
Friday-Syracusians. No. 10. esquire
rank
UNIFORM RANK
Thursday. 7. Col,lwell COMPANY No.
q, monthly assembly, business.
RELIEF BUREAU.
Enthusiastically meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02
OD.fELl@H
LODGES.

LODGES.
Monday-Reacon. No. Is. degree: Union.
No. II. and Langdon, No. %. bust
Tuesday-washingto No. 6. and Golden
Rule No. II. degree: Mount Pleas
ant. No. 70. grand visitation; Amity,
No. -. business.
Eastern. No. :. and Fed
oral City. NJ" 10. degree: Harmony.
No. 9, and Friendship. No. l.. BUSH
Thursday -Columbia. No. 10. and Salem.
No. 81, degree; Covenant. No. 13,
busints IS. -.
Friday-Central. No. l. degree; Metropo-
lis. No. IL, and Phoenix. No. %,
ENCAMPMENTS.
Wednesda Mount Nebo. No. 9. degree.
Friday-Magenenu. No. 4, business.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
Saturday-Canton Washington, No. /,
drill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02
MASONIC

Monday niamin Il. French. No. 10.
f. A.: Anacostia. No. 81, L. A.;
: Pentalpha. No. %. f. c.
Tucsday-National. No. II. social: Ar
minus. No. ~. NJ. NJ: Myron N.
Parker. No. -. +. C.; King David.
No. ~. f. A.
"Wednesday Wa shingson Centennial. No.
~. social: King Solomon. No. 81,
special. II: 30 an. !. T.: regular,
:. pm. NJ. NJ; East Gate, No. "a.
&c.
+ Thursday Hiram. No. 10. NJ. NJ; Ma
sonic Roard of Relief.
Friday-Lcbanon, No. :, NJ. NJ. by past
masters.
Saturday Benjamin Il. French, No. Is,
/. special. 80 Pm. NJ NJ.
| ROYAL. ARCH CHAPTERS
e Tuesday-Ia Faycttc, No. =. mark.
"Wednesday bright wood. No. ., social.
Friday School of instruction.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAE COMMANDMENTS.
No announcements received.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Observation-Disclosures Lodge Of Perfection.
Preparations for spring reunion.
y MISCELLANEOUS
Monday-kailip"lis Gr"ito. Yelled Proph-
cts. business and initiation: Advisory
BOARD. Masonic Clubs, 2 pm, New
Ebbitt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02
9%9GA1fHQNINS

White Eagle Council. No. 4. met We'd
nesday with Mrs. Amelia Stevenson
acting as Pocahontas. Mrs. E. ]. Plaske
was reported to be improving slowly.
The council in connection with Usage
Tribe will hold a sale in the near fu-
ture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

Communications for of these columns received by
Thursday Items which
relate after contain and
in earlier
received Saturday, but later.
Communications written both sides of the
All be signed
addresses of the persons sending them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

urday afternoon at the home of Miss
Proctor Next Saturday the board will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Hurst,
921 street southeast
Friday evening an entertainment and
card party was held at the home of
Miss Book.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

Several hundred members and friends
of st. Johns Lodge Chapter. No. Is,
were entertained by st. Johns Lodge,
No. II. F. A. A. NJ. Friday evening.
The home board was entertained Sat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

Osiris Lodge. No. &c. will devote its
communication Wednesday evening to
social features and entertainment
April IL the Masters Association of
1916 will present the NJ. NJ. degree in
Osiris Lodge, the masters of the cur
rent year filing every station in the
official line. The lodge is to give n
theater party May s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

Norshipful Master Frank y Chase of
hlnS David. No. %. following in line
with many other masters has issued
a neat four -pag" circular of the news
or the lodge for the benefit of it's mem
bers. The lodge has AN f.. A. degree
scheduled for Tuesday evening and q
special at 7:30 the evening of April II
Tor The NJ NJ. degree by the past mas
tiers. followed by the serving of re-
freShmentS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

Columbia Royal Arch Chapter. No 1,
mad special Wednesday evening for
the X. a. degree for the benefit of, three
teams. Grand High Priest Fowler. Past
Grand High Priest Ober, Grand Score
tary Arvine ". Johnston and Il number
OF past high priests and visitors from
this and other Jurisdictions witnessed
the work and took part in the hammer
IN the banquet hall later. in the form
of a shad feast. The cha pier has ey-
allied eleven during the past three
months. Following the custom, each
newly made companion was presented
with d chapter pin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

Mizpah Chapter. No. S. has planned
for the meeting Tuesday night pro-
gram of entertainment to follow the
of the degrees. All mem
bers of the order are invited to be pres
ont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

The worthy matron. Mrs. Amelia F.
Eberly. and the worthy patron, Dr.
John a. Hartman, of Ascension Chap
ter. No. 20. have extended general
invitation to all members of the order
to be present at the meeting of the
chapter Friday evening. A large num-
oep of the ladies met at the residence
of Mrs. G.. r. Haley, 1915 18th street,
las. Friday afternoon and organized a
circle the object of which is the better
acquaintance of its members and to
devise ways for the financial support
of the chapter. The members plan to
give a bazaar and tea in the early
fall. and all are requested to hiring
some fancy work at these meetings,
and the articles will be sold at the
bazaar. The circle adjourned to meet
next Friday with Mrs. Eberly at the
RcrIinytOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

Worthy Matron LYDIA I. Riley of FL
deity Chapter. No. 10. has announced
work for the meeting Tuesday evening.
\ short program also has been ar
ranged and refreshments will be served
under the direction of Mrs. Ethel l..
Fitzgerald. hostess for the evening. A
general invitation is extended to mem
bers of the order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

Nobies Edgar G. Snyder of the
stunts" committee. Charles Stevens of
the o!ieatak Band, CAPT wilson of the
patrol and The potentate already have
their heads together planning for the
next meeting. Potentate Estes has
been dubbed the BILLY Sunday of
shrnedom for his energetic revival of
interest in AlmaS Temple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

The recent election Of officers of the
Level Club of the Department of Com
merce resulted as follows: President.
Morris J. Hole: vice president. Harry
Burlingame: secretary, Everett f..
Bartlett: treasurer. James W. Bur-
dette: sentinel Benjamin F. jackson:
Kaiser and w. H. Wentz: representa-
tives to the advisory board. NJ. J. Hole.
c. f. Bartlett and J. w. Mcclure.
One application for membership was
received.
The following committee was APP
pointed to arrange for theater party:
E. A. Nelson. jr.. chairman: A. H. Bair.
A. l.. Vendercook, H. Burlingame and
E. l.. Bartlett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

Areme chapter. No. 10. Will not have
degree work Wednesday evening. but
a special program has been arranged
for presentation after the business
meeting. The auxiliary board has an-
nDunced a five hundred party at the
residence of Mrs. Grant s. Barnhart,
1894 Rhode Island avenue northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

At its meeting Friday. Takoma Chap
ter. No. IL. discussed plans for raising
the amount pledged toward the build
Star Home and also for holding a rum
mage sale. Mrs. Lillian Dickens, as
sociate matron. was appointed chair
man of the sale.
The evenings entertainment, under
the direction of Mrs. J.. W. Favorite.
comprised u flower contest. with awards
70 Mrs. Susie corfeld of Mizpah Chap
ter. No. ). Salt Lake City, Utah, and
William *. Hin. worthy patron. The
consolation prize was awarded to Mrs.
Annie f. Langley. Refreshments were
served.
The sun., 1916-08-17
ROONEY AND KELLY TO ROW.
Will Meet In single SOULS ut
Peoples Regatta.

II John Kelly Of tho Nespcrs of Phila-
dclphla thinks he can turn the tables on
Tom Rooney he can have AN opportunity
10 prove his superiority In the Bayonne
Peoples Regatta, e be rowcd on the
Newark Bay course on Saturday after
noon.
In the national singles at Duluth last
saturday Rooney sprnng II surprise by
beating Kelly for the title by half II
length. kelly's name does not appear
among the Bayonne regatta entries M
unce yesterday, but the officials will
permit him To row In the event he
chooses to compete. II is very likely
that the Quaker CITY oarsman will avail
himself or the chance. Harry Heller Of
the M~etropol!tans and Rooney are tho
only entrants IN tho senior singles. which
Is slated to be started NJ a. l.. NJ.
There Is "A surprisingly fine entry for
the eight Dared events In the inter-
mcdiate race the New York A. C., the
81. Alphonsus Boat Club of Boston and
the Nautilus Is, &. viii be represented.
The same clubs will send Fights to the
starting line I'm the senior event.
The regatta Will he started at . l. NJ
with the Junior four Dared gigs. The
Junior doubles gigs will follow and then
the Junior singles gigs and the senior
singles, The association singles has
only " entries, Harry Norman OF the
Hudsons and John Regain of the Nom
pareils. hut II 10 expected that there will
be at least ono post entry.
The sun., 1916-08-17
SPEARS WINS ELKS'
STAKES IN NEWARK
Carries off Feature Bike Race
on VelOdrOme Track
Record for Kramer.

NEWARK. y. j.. Aug. 1s.-Bob Spears
one mile open professional race here to-
night. beating All Goullet. The blond
Australian. BY a few inches. All Grenda
finished third. Reggie Mcnamara fourth.
Jackie Clark NTH and champion Kramer
sixth.
1t was Elks' night at the local velo-
drome. the "Bills' OF Newark and East
Orange being out in large numbers.
Arthur I'm rnerman. worlds champion
cyclist in 1892. started the race.
Edward McGiynn. the exalted ruler
Of East Orange Lodge OF Elks. No. $40.
defeated Edward Hartman. exalted ruler
Of Newark Lodge No. 81, In a special
match race which afforded much amuse-
ment to the crowd. McGiynn rode Cham
p.on kramer's wheel, Kramer was pre-
scented with n handsome Elks watch
fob by the East Orange lodge. OF which
he is a member.
Kramer broke the track record for
one-sixth Of a mile unpaced when he
ode the distance In Is 3-5 seconds The
worlds record Is Is 2-5 seconds held by
Al Krebs and made at Salt Lake City.
The summaries:
Eiks Stakss. one Mile open. Professions
Won by Robert f.. Spears, Alfred Goullet.
second Alfred brenda, third Reginald Nc
Namara, fourth: Jackie Clark. NTH; Frank
l.. Kramer, sixth. Time. 2:37 4-5. Last
eighth mile. ~ l-5 seconds.
Special Match Race, one Mile Pursuit.
Edward McGlynn defeated Edward l..
Hartman: Time, ?H
Two Mile Handicap. Professionalism
by George e. Cameron. lN yards; Fred
Hin, rs yards. second; Percy Lawrence, 1853
yards. third: Marcel Dupuy. 100 yards.
fourth.
Half Mile Handicap, Amateur-won by
william Beck. IS yards; william Spencer.
scratch, second. Robert Modersohn. 30
yards, third c. Cosgrove. 70 yards. fourth.
Time, 81 as seconds.
one Mile Team Match Race, Professional
Won ny Harry Kaiser and George Cam
eron william Hanley and Edward Madden,
second. Jacob Magin and Percy Lawrence
third. First heat won by Cameron and
Kaiser: MaGin and Lawrence. second: Han.
ley and Madden. third. Time. as az.
Second heat won by Hanley and Madden.
Cameron and Kaiser. second: Lawrenca
and MaGin, third, Time. .:3l :-5, Thirl
heat won by Cameron and Kaiser: Law
renee and Magin. second; Hanley and Mad.
den, third. Time. 2:20,
j r.. Lohman. Crescent. III: George
Church. wyantenuck. liz; W. l.. Wilson,
Dunwoodie. 1ls: J. Il, Meade. wyantenuck,
III; O. S. Tweedy. Siwanoy. III: H.. NJ.
whiting. Pine Orchard. III: ]. = stone,
wyantenuck. lei: u. +. Chase, Bellport,
Ics; y. r, Davis. wyan,enuck, 1875: i. y.
Tweedy. wyantenuck l<5.
The sun., 1916-08-17
SEELEY LEADS ON
WYANYENUCK LINKS
Former Connecticut Champion
Captures Medal With a
Score Of a.

GREAT HARRINGTON. Mass, Aug. 16.-
The annual golf tournament OF the
Wyantenuck Country Club began to-day
with an eighteen hole qualifying round
In which W. Parker Seeley OF Brooklawn
led a big field with a score OF ~. He
was the only one of the S. starters who
was able to make the long and rather
hard course in less thar so, Marc N.
Michael Of Yountakah. n former New
Jersey champion. and Ralph Carroll Of
several clubs. tying for second place at
81. All seemed to agree that the natural
difficulties oS the Links caused tho uni
formly high scoring.
Only Que Breaks 80.
Seeley. who is "A former Connection,
champion. began we'll enough with a
string Of ~ which took him as far a.
to go wrong AT once and a I was the
best he could get. Despite that bad spo,
he reached the turn In 30.
On the inward journey Seeley played
along steadily. his poorest hole being the
sixteenth. where he took 6. His card:
W Parker seeley, Brooklavn:
oit........... 800 ! 2 s-@
III. ........... 50 : J I q t-3S-sT
There were "A number of metropolitan
golfers scattered through the various
slNteens when play erded this afternoon.
and the Western element was introduced
by Jimmy Standish OF Detroit, who
flushed we'll up On the list with an 81.
Match play will begin tomorrow. the
first sixteen playing on "A scratch basis.
while handicap conditions vii, prevail I'm
the other divisions. The scores:
--Ftrs, siyteen-w p seeley. ~Rrooklawn.
q r. 9 c.rL"i Snafoh' - y
nna,,rroi.t.. -, 'H''iRs'nh aes wya%n;.n H,sH'i.n
,i"prge pG!ntin. Rac-brook. 81; II II IIoyt,
ss,N"uGy' :" "sS1se pa,,on Tedescrr'
Mr,en. Wy,a;snatk' 81 G' STANLEY.
wyan'ern,k 81. W. = /. Hawkins,
-. L. schvar,.. sharon, 30. =. :. Do~n!ns
Essex country. 81. I. r. Manson, Franz
other Scor..-J Shepard. Jr. nnod.
Island, oil l.. Tc'reau. Mctaccmet. ~
{. \ Spororl. Garden Cl,y. aa. q " Col.,
j. /. IXle"xani.r"' R.l;a.roi"' -. j. i F. Tob "im
Great. Neck, ~: q. y iIapgood. SHARON.
q J. p f",ers,. wya1,enuck', % 4
~ r. g Van Ar.ia'e. Pit,.n"'i %. = y
Ablrn Art;'ey q: y II. whltmore, Har,.
j. iI'H 4. m5 s"ar. prS MksSiT. % So'''"s"e'a' %
nerriss. sharon q: ". ( 'N,llchM.ll.oMn..
%: Phi ElarI"n. s'ockbridge. 90: + r.
rts"lyer, il Boston. IS J u Bes!s. Jr.
" kcrrer. South shore. es ] Z. Es,ill.
lske,ili", 80, A Hodge, Norfolk, es, u
u Ticknor, Wvsntenuck %; e X
Lemon, 100; " Mead. Norfolk. 100: r.. Il
Peck, Starsdsle, 100.
". \ Gavin, cherry Valley. io2. W n
Nishett. Wyantenuck. lOt. y. II. Cadv.
Wyau'euurk, TOT. VI. McConb. WAN.
tenuck. io3. r T. Pfaelzer. Boston. lO3;
Frederick Collins. Wyanteuuck. 100, Il.
Golden, Wyantenuck. 100: = W. Prod.
head. Salem. 1906. =. NJ. Kapper, s.. A..
hans. To-; walter y Eaton, Stopk hrileA.
lo7, IL J. Hume. WyRntenuck, l05. VI. u.
I'ylau, Wyau'cuuck. 49, j n. DIthr.Iss.
- Andrews. 1917 A., j. SHADE. Maidstone,
100; G. n Fritz, Jr,. Wy,n'enuck. no. l..
Il. Daumont. Colonial. 10.
The sun., 1916-08-17
GWYER LOSES IN SEMI FINAL.
siwanoy Golfer eliminated From
Breton Woods Tourney.

BrErToN woops. y. H.. Aug. i6.-R.
G. Cushman. Jr.. Oakley. and j. :. Gay.
Jr, Of the Philadelphia Cricket Club
reached the final round Of the annual
Breton Woods golf tournament to-day.
In the semI-final round his afternoon
tushinan beat Thomas j. Moran, Rhode
Island. In IA match which was carried
TO the t~wenty-ihird green. and Gay
downcd Lloyd l., Gwyer OF Siwanoy by
the surprisingly hlg margin OF 6 up and
: to play.
Gwycr WAS the favori,e up to the
moment OF his defeat. for he tied with
Il. r. Mundy of Ardsley for the medal
in the qualifying round, and this morn
inG eliminated Mundy in the second
match round. The summaries
First sixteen. Somi.nnal Round-R. g.
Cushman. Jr., defeated Thomas Moran. /
up t23 holes; J. 5. Gay. Jr. defeated J.. L..
Gwyer. 4 ana :.
second sixteen. Semi-hnsi Round
Thomas +, Brown defeated q. BANKS. 8
and . Austin Palmer defeated " G. Hart
man, s and s.
Third sixteen, Semi nnal Round Farley
Hopkins defeated W. Peterson. , and /, *.
Salisbury defeated T. j. Williams, 3 and l..
The sun., 1916-08-17
TO HONOR R. D. WRENN.
Former Head of Tennis Body 10 lie
rendered q Dinner.

Robert ID. Wrenn. former president OF
the United States National Lawn Tennis
Association, will be honorcd by the asso-
citation on August 20. In accordance
with "A resolution passed at the last an
nual meeting OF the association "A dinner
will be rendered to Mr., Wrenn at the
Hotel Aston on that date. More THAI a
hundred prominent tennis payers al
ready have signified their intention Of
~attending' the feast and IL is expected
that twice that number will be present
when the dinner Is served.
The dinner will be held on the second
day OF the national championships at
Forest Hills. and will be served at 7.30
i. NJ. All members OF tennis clubs or
associations affiliated with the national
body may attend.