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NEWS AND GOSSIP OF WASHINGTON FRATERNAL CIRCLES

of distinguished members and visitors.
including Mrs. Belle MI Carter, president
of Rebekah Assembly, who acted as chap
lain in a team of past noble grands dele
gated by her to install the officers-elect
for the ensuing terms. The team was
headed by Mrs. Floris Nally. past noble
grand Of Friendship Lodge. No. 8, acting
as noble grand. and included Mrs. Nettis
Mettler, marshal; Miss Ordell Harlana.
warden Mrs. Ella Mallery. recording
secretary; Mrs. Margaret B. Tying, finan-
cial secretary; Mrs. Cora Thompson,
treasurer; Mrs. Roberta Volland. inside
guardian; Mrs. Emma Murray. outside
guardian, and Mrs. Edna Rankin, musi-
clan.
Mrs. Sarah Adams, the retiring noble
grand, was presented with handsome
past noble grand's jewel. On behalf of
the lodge, Mrs. Henrietta Warner. degree
director, presented Mrs. Nally with a
hand-painted vase.
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The Maccabees.

Monday. July l7-Nstionsl Tent No. l. use,ts u
Old Masonic Temple; AnAoostis Tent, No. :, meets
In Masonic Hall Anaoostia; joint excursion con'
uittee meets In Old Masonic Temple.
Tuesday night. July ls-Mount vernon Tent No
4. neets in Masonic Temple Eighth and P street.
northesst; Brghtsood Tent No. S. meets in Mao
cabee Hall. BTightwood.
Wednesday night, July lq-Metropolitan Tent No
L. meets al 3l7 John Marshall place northwest
Thursday night. July 2o-Cieorzetovn Tent No G
meets in Bank Hall Wisconsin avenue and N
streets northwest; District Tent No. 8. meets II
its hsll. Four-snd-a-Haf and c streets southwest
Tuesday night the joint excursion com.
mittee met in the hall Of Mount Vernon
Tent and effected its permanent organic.
alton by electing Thomas L. Smith, OF
Metropolitan. permanent chairman, and
A F. shambaught, of National Tent, No
], permanent secretary and treasurer.
August Is was selected as the date for
the outing at Chesapeake Beach All the
tents and reviews in the city are asked
to join in this Maccsbee outing
The next meeting of the committee will
be held Monday night in Old Masonic
Temple at o'clock, and at this meeting
various subconmittees will be appointed
Tuesday night. at Mount Vernon Tent
No. 4, g number Of members were pres.
ent TO witness the installation Of the Of
ficers, which was done by the State
deputy supreme commander.
The following officers were installed
Commander. Charles I. Griffith: lieuten-
ant commander. E. H. Tyler; chaplain
T. H. Sturgts: master-at-arms, c. NJ
King; first master-of-the-guard. Marion
Wisks; second rnaster-of-the-suard, F. c.
Donoldson: sentinel, G. W. Lucket
picket, c. G. Holm.
Sir Knight W. W. Adsmson. tr., pre-
sided in the absence Of the commander
and acted with the supreme deputy IL
the installation ceremony.
National Tent, No. !, planned TO put on
a general campaign for new members
and to that end a large number Of mem
bers will be visited and urged TO take ar
active part in widening the usefulness OF
the tent.
The supreme tent, in its special review
called for August 7. will be the first OF
the great fraternsl beneficial orders tc
take steps to provide a patriotic fund for
the families Of those who have gone and
may go in defense of the flag
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the esquire rank Tuesday night. Chan
cellor Commander Fred Yates is reported
to be rapidly recovering from recent
illness
Webster Lodge. No. 7. presented degree
work Tuesday night.
The Relief Bureau held its regular
meeting last night. and suspended all
meetings until October.
The Pythian outing at Marshall Hal
yesterday. under the direction Of the
ways and means committee, Of which
Past Grand Chancellor William A Kim
mel is chairman, was reported to be one
OF the most successful in the history Of
the order.
President Harry Wade of the Insurance.
branch Of the order, Is introducing new
features connected with his department
Pythfan Sisters.
The Past Chiefs Association will b.
entertained at the monthly meeting o
, the organization Thursday, by Mrs Ad
die Freeman, 433 Fourth street northeast
The president, Mrs. Carrie Davis, desires
a large attendance.
natHDOne NO. ., fylnldn Sls
ters, initiated a number of candidatei
Friday night In the presence of a largt
number of members and visitors. amonf
the latter being Past Grand Chancellor
John Phillips Meakin, of Utah, and. Mrs
Meakin. Miss Mary Rose Steiner, grand
manager Of the grand temple of Virgins
and the District, who was i'll for severa
weeks, is much improved and occupied
her station at the session OF the templ'
last Friday night Recent guests a
Rathbone Temple were Past Grand Chan
cellor and Mrs. William A. Kinmel. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hooper and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Dent Freeman.
The Petersburg Club Of Rathbone Tenn
pie held a successful rummage sale las
week, the proceeds OF which will be uset
to help defray the expenses of the team
to Petersburg, Va, in OctobeI
The representatives from the Grant
Temple Of Virginia and the District Il
the session Of the supreme temple OF tn.
order. which will be held In Portland
Ore, next month, are Mrs. Mary E
Graham, of Suffolk, Va, and Mrs. Sal
lie J. Durphey, OF Lynchburg, Va, th'
latter having been elected to succeed
Mrs. Emma d. Bynun, of this city
whose term expired last December.
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presented. showing the progress made
In furnishing and redecorating the
building since the meeting Of the as
ISOLATION in April. Arrangements were
completed for the formal opening and
dedication of the home in September.
All officers were present at the meet
ing.
Past Grand L. H. windsor, assisted
by Past Grand Master R. H. Sorrell
and Past Grands George Cumming,
J. H. Goodrich, r. A. Newman. D.
A. Thompson. B. B. Walden and ]. H.
Windsor installed the officers of
Lansdon Lodge at a regular meeting
of the lodge on Monday evening. The
elective officers were: Noble grand,
Thomas C. Mettler; vice grand, A. NJ.
financial secretary. Fred N. Davis;
treasurer. W. B. Randall.
The noble grand appointed his
subordinate officers, who were INSTALL
ed by Past Grand Windsor Remarks
were made by Past Grand Master Sor-
rell. Grand Master w. ]. Hope, Special
Deputy Grand Master Windsor and
several other visiting members. Past
Grand NJ. S. Fall received the unani-
nous election as degree master.
CONDUCTOR l.. Dunn assisted
by a corps of past grands from HARMONY
Lodge, No. g, installed the officers of
Golden Rule Lodge, No. q, Tuesday even
ing. The following officers were in
| stalled: Noble grand. Louin H. Bailey:
vice grand, W. B. Berlin: recording sec
retary, H. c. r. Bohnle; financial sec
retary, c. E. Bartlett: treasurer, J. H.
Crew, past grand master; warden, Harry
Selinger: chaplain, ]. A. Quisenberry: in
a. ~ z
G. W. Hutchinson; right supporter to the
noble grand, J. c. R. Main: left supporter
| to noble grand, W. B. Irving; right and
left supporters to the vice grand. J. Nc
Carthy and S. H. Gwynne. Past Grand
Master Crew was appointed installing
officer.
Grand Patriarch P. H. Leary, assisted
| by the officers Of the grand encamp-
ment, installed the officers OF Fred D.
Suart Encampment, No. 7, Tuesday even
ing. Alex. Mackie, chief patriarch; w.
]. Rich. high priest; ]. D. Yoakley.
| scribe, and ]. K. Dawson, treasurer. Re-
marks were made by Grand Patriarch
Leary and Past Grand Master J. H.
| Wood and other members Of the Grand
| Encampment.
Deputy Grand Master / r. schwinger
the members of the order of the States
| of Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia;
| Pennsylvania and the District will be
held at Penn Mar, August 10. 1t is
expected that arrangements will be made
to run a special train.
The third degree will be conferred by
, Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. @. Tuesday
night, Fourteenth and Kenyon streets
northwest. Acceptance to special an
nouncements include several members
high in the order. as vel as some Of the
best ritualists. Visiting members are in
vited to attend all meetings.
The degree will be conferred in Ruth
II4odges,No. ., at its regular meeting to-
morrow evening by the degree team un-
der the direction of Past Noble Grand
Louisa Mayes, acting degree director in
the absence OF Degree Director r. T.
Pumphrey, who Is confined to his home
on account of illness. Several candidates
have been elected and are waiting the
degree.
Esther Rebekah Lodge, No S, was the
scene Monday night of large gathering
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Order of Scottish Clans.

Clan MacLennan, No. 90. met in Ma
sonic Hall. Eighth and F streets north
east. on Wednesday. A smoker was held,
the guest Of the evening being DR.. Her
bert E. Bryson. who leaves for Mexico
next week. DR.. Bryson addressed the
clansmen, reviewing the progress Of Clan
MacLennan in Washington and its great
influence for good A splendid program
was participated in by Messrs. L. Leiper.
A. Ustrie. w. Petrie. Adam Edgar
George Parks, Edward Menzies, James
Allan. Richard Hodge. Martin Grieve.
John Findlay and William Wannan.
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James, Helen Aman. Anna Leesnitzer,
Mary Kessler. violette Wilson, Eliza
beth Ramsburgh, Dorothy Marsh. Bea-
trtce Leesnitzer. Kathryn Noack, Owena
Latirner, Frances Rushe. May Soules,
Margaret Melbourne and Elizabeth Nay
Ter.
Liberty Union Review, No. g. met, and
notwithstanding the intense heat, had a
very large attendance. Mrs. Lulu Nc
Glothler. Evelyn Kemp, Nellie Green.
/, Clara W. Berchtold. Helen Luckett.
Frances swartley and Annie K. Bower
were initiated. During July and Angus,
there Will be but one meeting.
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Women's Benefit Association.

Singing and cheering, some thirty mem
bers Of the Hyattsville Troop Of Girl
Scouts have returned from a two-weeks'
camping up on the old Nayler farm, near
Jessups. IN Howard County The follow
ing young ladies were in camp the full
two weeks: Misses Margaret Nayler
Hilda Fuller. Josephine Fuller. Virginia
Bailey. Alma Chestnut Beatrice Smith.
Lois Burton, Laura McBrien. Addie
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committees. out-of-town grottoes are al
ready making hotel reservations, and
this, together with the enthusiasm mani
tested at the convention in Detroit when
the convention was awarded to WASH
ington. leads the local prophets to be-
lievs that the attendance will be
record breaker.
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For All Complexion Ills

II the skin be colorless, -sallov, mud
dy, overred, blotchy or freckled,
nothing will so completely overcome the
condition as ordinary mercolized wax
II literally takes off the bad complex
lon-absorbs the dead and near-dead
particles Of surface skin, gently, grad
ually, causing no inconvenience at all
nsw complexion Is then in evidence
clear, spotless, delicately soft and beau
tifub One ounce OF this wax, procura-
Die at any drugstore, will rejuvenate
wen the worst complexion It is used
Ike cold cream.-Adv.
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NOTE 10 CONTRIBUTORS.

Contributions for the Frater-
nal page should be written legi-
bly, on one side of the paper,
and IL typewritten should be
double-spaeed. They should be
addressed to the Fraternal Edi-
tor and should reach The Herald
once not later than II p m.
Thursday night
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Loyal Order of Moose.

At the last meeting there were several
candidates initiated. On Sunday. July 2.
fifty candidates were initiated. National
Organizer H. Waldo Kennedy spoke at
length, it being his final talk Several
members from out OF the city attended.
During the summer months there will be
but two meetings month, on the second
and fourth Tuesday
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Masonic Activities.

Lebanon Lodge, No. T. at a special COM
munication on Tuesday, July Is. will con-
fer the Master Masons degree, and on
Friday, July q. at the regular comnuni-
cation Of the lodge, the entered appren-
tees degree viii be conferred. A full
class Of candidates is expected for each
degree.
nlustrious Master C. z. Alexander an
nounces that at the regular monthly as
sembly Of Adoniram Council. No. 2, OF
Royal and Select Masters, to be held on
Thursday. July %, at 7:3o. degrees will be
conferred on a large class Of candidates
for Adoniran and Columbia Councils.
II Is expected that the most puissant
general grand master. Companion Edward
W. lhngton, Of Kansas, as well as
other officers Of grand councils from
nearby jurisdictions will be present or
this occasion
ulustrious master OF Columbia Council
Companion g. W. A. Camp, and his Of
icers, expect q class Of fifty or more. The
ocncers Of Washington Council will con-
fer one Of the degrees and Adoniram
Council the other.
All Cryptic Mssons are invited to be
present
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elected TO I'll the une1pired term Of Of
fee.
Clerk J. K. Duncan. Of A r. Talbot
Camp. was present and made remarles, se
did also Past Consul James A Moody,
Past Consul John W. sutherin- DR..
Thomas Linville, c. J. Beck and J. E
Enrtght- Adviser J. s. Higgins presided
in the absence of Consul H. c. Long
O. D. Hellzell is confined to his horne
by sickness
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Rebekah Degree.

Rebekah Degree.
Monday-Ruth. No. z, degree; Naomi. No. l, busa-
ness.
Tuesday-Frdenty, No. 7, degree
Thursday-Frisndship, No. 8, desre.
Friday-Miriam. No. 6, business.
Columbia Lodge, No. 10. held its. in
stallation exercises on Thursday night
with large membership present to wit
ness the ceremonies The installing Of
ficers were Grand Representative w. w.
MILAN, and a delegation of past grands
from Harmony Lodge, No. 9. The off,
Gems installed were: James A. Hail. noble
grand; Thomas Humphreys, Jr., vice
grand; z. C. Grunley, recording secre-
tary; ]. D. Yoakley, financial secretary;
Thomas W. Fowler, past grand master,
treasurer.
Grand Master William ]. Hope, assist
e dby the officers Of the Grand Lodge.
installed the officers OF Federal City
Lodge, No. 20. at the regular meeting
Wednesday evening. The following off,
GERS were installed: Noble grand, C. L.
league; vice grand. ]. I. Jones; record
ing secretary, Henry w. Weber; fnan-
w H. Mcconnell, and full line OF sub
ordinate officers.
Members Of the fraternity regret tc
learn OF the illness of Past Grand R. T
Pumphrey, of Metropolis Lodge, No. Is
Past Grand Pumphrey is one OF the most
active members. Of not only his owr
lodge, but in the Grand Lodge. where
he has served on many important com.
mtttees, and for many years has beer
the degree director OF Ruth Rebekah
Lodge, No. ?.
The degree team of Eastern Lodge. No
Z. will confer the initiatory degree al
its meeting on Wednesday evening. AZ
each regular meeting of the lodge de-
gree work will be the feature of the
program Degree Director Lawson In
order to give some of the regular mem
bers Of the team a rest and an oppor-
tunity to go on vacations. has supplied
substitutes for each official position
who have been regularly drilled
The cdd Fellows Home Association
held its regularly quarterly meeting
at the home on Friday evening, where
representatives were present from
each Of the subordinate and Rebekah
lodges. the Grand Lodge. Grand En-
campment and all subordinate en-
campments and cantons. Several past
grand masters were present, interested
visitors. The reports OF the presi-
dent, secretary and treasurer were
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The Odd Fellows.

LODGES.
Morday-Union. No. IL: Beacon. No Is. and Lang
don, No B business.
Tossday-Amity, No. e deerrei Mount Pleasant
No. .. degree; Washington. No. 6, and Golden
Rule, No. T. business.
wednesday-Eastern, No 7. degree; Federal City
No. .. degree; Friendship. No. L. degree; Hsr
mony No. o. business.
Thursiay-Colunbia No. 10 degree; Covenant
No. I3 business
Friday-Phoenix. No. 3. degree; Central, No l.
and Metropolis. No. s. business.
MONUMENTS.
wednesday-Aount Nebo. No g. business.
Friday-MaSensnu, No. g. business
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
saturday-Canton Washington. No. l, drill snt
social.
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The Grotto.

At meeting Of KaIlipolis Grotto. held
Friday evening at Chamber OF Commerce
HaT, an invitation was accepted to con-
duct the services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home on August %. Deputy
Grand Monarch E 5. Schnnid was ap-
pointed chairman Of the meeting. Rev.
Hugh T. Stevenson will conduct the re-
lisious exercises, and the Grotto Band
will furnish music.
Monarch George II. Errnons, jr.. an
nounced the deaths Of three prophets
since the last uaeettng-Titus F. Ellis.
Floyd ". Brooks and John Quady.
Prophet Ellis was well known in fra
ter1al circles.
The annual family excursion to Chesa-
peake Beach Wednesday was largely at
tended. Prophet Castelman P. Boss was
general chairman, assisted by a corps OF
willing workers.
The grotto is forming tentative plans
for the convention Of the supreme coun-
ell Of the order to be held in this city
next June Monarch Emmons will soon
announce the chairmen Of the various
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Knights Of Pythias.
LODGES.


Moaday-Amarsnth. No s. and Century. No So
business
Tuesday-wehster. No 7; business. E1celstor, No
u; esquire rank. Capital. No. n. and Myrtle. No
wednesdsy-Mount vernon. No s. and Equal,
No. II; business
Toursday-Franklin. No :; business,
Friday-Syracusians. No. 10 business
PYTHIAN SISTERS
Weintsday-Friendship Temple, No. 9; initiation
Thursday-Past Chiefs Association; monthly meet
ing
Friday-Rsthbone Temple. No. 8; initiation
The representatives of the order from
the District in the Supreme Lodge, which
opens Tuesday. August /, at Portland,
Ore, will leave next Sunday for the con-
vention, via Chicago and the Canadian
route. returning by the Southern route
The party will be composed Of Past
Supreme Chancellor Dunn and Mrs
Dunn; Supreme Representative Albert
kahlert and Mrs. Kahlert, and Supreme
Representative Mark Stearman, who was
chosen by the District Grand Lodge at
the last election to succeed Thomas A
Bynum. The party expect to be away
about a month.
Washington Company, No. !, of the uni
form rank, held its assembly Tuesday
night, instead Of Wednesday night, as
scheduled. on account Of the rank outing
at Marshall Hall Wednesday This event
was well attended.
Maj. Gen. William H. Loonis, COM
manding the military department, reports
that all eyes are centered on Nashville
and 1t is not surprising that there is a
general awakening in uniform rank mat
ters. A new company is about ready for
muster in Nashville. he reports. Wash
ington Company, under the leadership Of
its old captain. Fred NJ. Pelzman, IS
working hard to capture a prize at the
Nashville encampment.
Grand Chancellor John B. Dickrnan
who has been visiting his old home at
Wapakoneta, for the past three weeks,
Is expected to resume his duties tornor-
row, which have been looked after by
Grand Vice Chancellor Melick during the
grand chancellor's absence.
Excelsior Lodge, No. A. expects to have
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Excelsior Lodge, No. "A. expects to have
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In tafeta are the new beaded effects Georsetts
erepes in white and colors. Pussy willow taaetas
and exclusive noveltes-tosether with many silk
sport dresses A splendid variety-and well assorted
in size.
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Monday-Ruth, No. 2 degree; Naomi. No. l, busi
ness
TuesdAy-FfdeiitJ, No. 7, degree.
Thursday-FTisndship, No. g. degree.
Friday-Miriann No. s. business.
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