Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-11
Modern Woodmen of America

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At q conference Of representatives of
various camps in the District it was
would not participate in the prepared
ness parade'as an organization. in view
Of the fact that such a large proportion
members of the government bureau or
ganizations.
A. R. Talbot Camp. No. 1872, initiated
day evening. the short form Of adop-
ton being used. Eight applications for
adoption were favorably acted upon. A
lengthy letter from Supreme Organ
izer Ralph E. johnson was read, in
which he praised the work Of the To-
cal and state officers and referred to
the recent joint presentation Of a sill
yer lovinOcup to State Deputy William
A. Mccartney. Mrs. Matte A. Cogen
thanked the camp for flowers sent and
husband. e. 7. Cogen. It was reported
that n F. Barrett 10 getting along
nicely at the Woodman Sanitorium.
State Deputy William A. McCaffrey
by a quintet composed Of J. A. Trun-
nell. A. F. Dobrowolski, w. F. Black,
A. 8. Gill and F. F. Mason. Brief re-
marks were made by District Deputy
II. H. Willard. 9. A. Casey. J. S. Hig-
gins. j. A. Trunnell and J. A. Moody.
A joint class adoption in honor of
District Deputy Henry H. Willard will
be held in Talbot Camp Hall. 316 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast. Thursday
evening. June 20. with the following
degree team chosen from the various
camps Of the District: Consul, v. w.
Potter Of Talbot Camp: past consul. H.
H. Willard Of Talbot Camp; adviser.
Daniel Webster Of West End Camp:
banker. J. G: johnson Of Lincoln Camp
escort. F. F. Mason - Talbot Camp;
forest patriarch. J. s. Higgins Of Cen
tral Camp: worthy patriarch, J. A..
Moody Of Central Camp; Death. H. c.
Trunnell Of Georgetown Camp: shep-
herd. T: J. Carroll of Georgetown
Camp; chief forester. F. R. Overbee Of
Talbot Camp: lecturer. District Deputy
Central Camp. No. 16015. Friday night
initiated J. v. wyville, the long form
Of adoption being exemplifed by the
camps degree team. Clifford e. Tenn
9sms: xoosa acted ses Pa: q. sne
forest patriarch" One application
for membership was received. H. B.
Nash was reported as still confined to
his home by sickness. but improved;
Clarendon. and W. H. McNutt. jr.. at
Berwyn. The consul appointed a COM
mittee consisting of Past Consul James
A. Moody. State Medical Director John
". sutherin and Banker George A.
q conference on participation Of Mod
ern Woodmen in the preparedness pa
rade." A large number Of this camps
members will march with battalions
from the government bureaus. Au-
thority was given for the purchase of
additional paraphernalia for the use of
the degree team. Harry F. Shaw was
named q member of the committee
for visiting sick members. J. A. Trun-
mel Of Georgetown Camp was q visi-
talks were made also by Past Consul
James A. Moody. Past Consul John W.
sutherfn. DR.. Thomas Linville, Escort
William H. Trathen, Adviser John s.
Higgins and others.
West End Camp. No. 120ss. Monday
night in Pythian Temple used the short
form of adoption in comforting the de-
gree Of woodcraft on Roy F. Beck
with. Samuel Rosenberg. John H. Gold
Two applications for membership were
received. The invitation Of A. r. Tai
bot Camp to Join with 1t in an excur-
| sion to Chesapeake Beach August
Ing Of NJ T. Webb. H. NJ. Gilman and
| s. H. Druckenmiller was appointed to
confer with regard to arrangements
Remarks were made by State Deputy
! William McCafery and District Depu-
ty Henry H. Willard. George A. Casey
Gus reading and J. K. Duncan of Tai
bot Camp entertained with jokes J.
A. Trunnel Of Georgetown Camp. Or
lando 3. Bowman and Frederick Royse
Of Columbia Camp and Past Consul
James A. Moody of Central Camr
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