Evening star., 1916-03-19

the launching of I'VE goode ship" Lady
MacLennan Lodge. The Daughters OF
Scotia wore white while going through
the installation and we're presided over
by the two chief daughters. who wore
white with royal Stewart tartan sashes.
After the installation the social began.
Mrs. Rae, the chief daughter OF the new
lodge. after a few remarks. asked
Grand Chief Daughter Wallace to take
the chair. and presented her with a
lovely comb from the ladies. Mrs. Wal
lace made a few remarks and called
Chief Leslie Leiper Of Clan MacLen-
nan. Past Chief Carnahan of the Order
of Scottish Clans and Mrs. Duncan,
president of ladies' auxiliary. Caledo-
nian Club, to the platform: Songs
were sung by Miss MacLean. Mr.. Mac
in highland dress. Mrs. Parker gave
selections on the accordion. Piano
selections were given by Mrs. Duncan.
Dancing followed the serving OF cake
and scones with tea.
Tribe of Ben Hur.
Washington Court, No. 1. after the
regular session, Tuesday evening. at
old Masonic Temple, will hold an open
meeting for the families and friends
of members of the order. The principal
address will be made by Gideon ]. Pill
low on The History Of the City OF
Washington" which will bring out
many details of the history Of the city
musical program will be under the di-
rection of Mrs. A. V. Glossbrenner.
chairman OF the entertainment COM
mittee.
congratulations on his reappointment.
by executive order to the position
of captain of the watch of the Post
Office Department.
Mrs: S. Z. Darling. chairman of the
"rustlipS" committee. is making plans
to secure larger attendance at meet
l%gs of the court.
The tenth regular session of the
Supreme Tribe of Ben Hur will con-
vene at Charlottesville. Ind, June s.
Mrs. L. A. Gavin, past chief. is a candi
date for the office of supreme repre-
sentative from the territory compris-
ing Maryland and the District OF Co
lumbia
LADIES OF THE I. o. MECHANICS.
Union Lodge, No. /, Mrs. Abraham,
president. met Wednesday night with
large attendance, and after the usual
business adjourned for progressive
euchre. The prizes are said to have
been numerous and pretty.
Ancient Order of Hibernians.
DIVISION NO ndQ seHcidi re-
union last Sunday in Northeast Tenn
pie. Rev. Charles I. Carrick of San
Francisco gave a talk concerning his
recent trip to Ireland, and an address
was delivered by State President P. T.
Moran. Several members of the divi-
sion sang solos and the chorus of the
Hibernian fourth degree team closed
the meeting with songs of "Old Ire
land"
Division No. met Sunday in Kidder
Hall The applications of several can
didates were received and referred to
the membership committee. and the
application of DR.. Francis j. Ready
was favorably acted upon.
Daniel NJ. Stanton, Matthias P. Crit
| fin, Leo A. Craven and Thomas r. J.
Cavanaugh, members of the general
committee of arrangements for the
celebration Of st. Patricks day. made
| verbal reports relative to the program
for March II.
The retiring sick committee reported
Messrs. Parrott and Moran still sick.
| The following will constitute the new
sick committee: Lawrence Feeney.
chairman; Francis Donovan, Floyd
Donohoe, Thomas Dorsey, Edward G.
Garvey, Patrick Tanning and John j.
Curtin.
A report relative to the financial
condition of the division was made
by Treasurer James Hackett.
Following the reading of a chap
| ter OF ''Nolan's History of Ireland by
! Vice President Roche, the meeting ad-
journed.