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Evening star., 1916-04-30
Knights of Columbus.

Washington Assembly. Fourth De-
gree. will meet tomorrow evening at
s O'Clock in the X. of C. Hall. to re-
ceive reports from committees having
in charge the arrangements for the
proposed orphans outing to Chesa-
peake Beach. az well as the entertain
ment features I'm connection with the
visit of the members of Archbishop
Ryan Assembly. Fourth Degree. OF
Philadelphia to this city June 10 and
IL. A pilgrimage to Mount Vernon
and sightseeing trips in and about
Washington by motor form part OF the
present plan for the entertainment of
the knights and their ladies'
Washington Council held a special
meeting last night for the considera-.
ton OF and action on several applica-
tions for membership. the council ad-
1ourning at 2 o'clock TO meet again
Tuesday. May 9. at pm.
Carroll Council will meet Tuesday
night. Lecturer Mcclure is co-operat-
ing with Grand knight Kidd in ar
ranging a program of entertainment
District Deputy Eckert has announced
that the third degree will be exempli-
fed May 21.
Spalding Council. for its meeting
Thursday night. it is said. has many
applications for membership ready for
action.
A unique feature of Keane Councils
meeting Thursday night was a coun-
try store scene. with Lecturer Joseph
Cain and his aids officiating.
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B. P. O. Elks.

Fred Mersheimer acted as exalted
ruler Wednesday evening in the alb
sence of William F. GUIDE. and was
complimented for his work by Charles
Utermehle, who acted as spokesman for
the lodge.
The Baltimore Reunion Association
will hold a meeting tomorrow evening
at o'clock. Charles Caldwell or the
yentilating committee is installing an
exhaust fan in the lodgeroom to re-
move all the smoke from the room
Samuel Richards, chairman or the
committee of 'twenty-one. reported
that his committee would be very act
i've next fall and Washington Eiks
could look for big results.
The board of stewards has completed
it's plans for the meeting next Wednes-
day, which, it is said, will be one OF the
banner evenings of the year. The ex-
alted ruler has issued a general invf.
tation to all Elks to be present.
Ike Rose, a prominent member or NO.
l Lodge. of New York city. was present
at the meeting last Wednesday.
The Hawaiian singers and players OF
the Bird of Paradise company Will en-
tertain the members of No. 10 at the
meeting of the lodge "Wednesday even
ing when there will be initiation and a
buffet luncheon.
The last dance Of the season was given
Friday evening. About one hundred
couples were present.
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Pythian Sisters.
Wednesday Temple. No. 9.
social.
Friday-Rathbone Temple. No. 8, inita-
tion.

Friendship Temple. No. .. after in
itiating candidates Wednesday night
will entertain with its monthly social,
arrangements for which are in charge
of Mrs Matte Hooper. chairman: Mrs.
Ida Crown, Mrs. Nettie Crowthers. Mrs.
Margaret Coffin. Mrs. Carrie Davis.
John Garner. Marion Crowthers and
Dent Freeman.
Rathbone Temple. No. s. has an
nounced work for Friday night. when
the degree will be conferred upon a
number of candidates.
At the meeting last Friday night
many members and visitors enjoyed
social features prepared by com
mittee composed of Mrs. Della Nichols.
chairman; Mrs. Kate Smith. Mrs. Ber-
tina williams. Mrs. Mary Mitchell. Mrs.
Fannie Mccormick. Mrs. Florence
David. Mrs. Lola Marks. II. Elkton
Smith, Israel Sommers. George Bark
man, Kelsey Saul, Harry Strathers.
James w. Carter and Samuel Wolf
sheimer.
The Petersburg Club Of Rathbone
Temple is interested in the entertain
ment, The School at Blueberry Cor
ners." which will be given May IL un-
der the direction Of Miss Josephine jar
Doe. The parts will be taken by mem-
bers of the drill team of the temple.
Evening star., 1916-04-30

Hope and onicers Of the Grand Lodge.
escorted by Canton Washington, No. 1,
in command OF Capt. Fred A. Royce. A
program Of entertainment will be pre-
introduced by other lodges to make
this one of the most interesting visits
that have taken place in this jurisdfc-
tion during the administration Of Mrs.
Grigsby as president of the assembly.
Esther Lodge. No. S, at its last meet
ing celebrated its eleventh anniversary
with proper exercises and roll call.
Mrs. Sarah Adams. noble grand. pre-
siding. At the conclusion of the busi-
held. in which all the members and
their friends Joined. Many amusing
features were presented several appn-
cations were received, and Mr.. Amos.
recently member Of a foreign 1uriss
diction. was introduced and admitted
as member by card. Past Noble Grand
williams. chairman of the entertain
mont committee, assisted by Past Nopie
Grand Abbey Gates Of Dorcas Lodge,
conducted a social game of cards. Mrs.
Falconer won the first prize for wom-
en-. and Henry Billings the mans nrst
prize. At the conclusion OF the game
refreshments were served in the blue
room. More than Is per cent OF the
roll call.
Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. 29. Will
meet Tuesday night Following the
initiatory degree, the proposed amend
ments to the bylaws will be disposed
Of Noble Grand Edwin Allan Swingle
through the lodge circular. has directed
particular attention to this feature.
The degree staff. under direction OF
Past Grand William G. Thomas. is hav-
ing regular rehearsals. and although
the lodge is just entering upon Its sec
ond year. there is said to be sentiment
| in favor Of taking part in the compett-
tive degree work at Chattanooga
Sovereign Grand Lodge.
The Assembly Home Circle will NEE,
in the blue, room, Odd Fellows Hall
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. wher
the money bags which have been dis
ltributed among the members for dona-
tions toward furnishing the newly pur-
chased Odd Fellows Home are to be
turned in. A prize is to be awarded
the one having the largest amount
Mrs. Ida M. Brimer. past noble grand
has asked all who cannot be presen,
to send their bags to her home, 233 9tf
street northeast. This will be the last
meeting of the Assembly Home Circle
before the annual meeting of the
Rebekah Assembly
| Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge held
a ,short business meeting Wednesday
evening. when several applications were
| received. after which the members at
tended in a body the ninety-seventf
Anniversary celebration at Odd Fellows
Hall.
Evening star., 1916-04-30

The elaborate program presented at
the celebration of the ninety-seventh
anniversary of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows Wednesday evening at
Odd Fellows Hall, in addition to the
invocation by Grand Chaplain H. s.
Petty, the reading of the grand sire's
proclamation, Introductory remarks by
Deputy Grand Master Irving R. Schwin-
ger and the address of welcome by
Grand Master William ]. Hope. includ-
ed violin selections by Rose MAXWELL
Dickey. a reading by Constance Good
man, harp selections by Kathryn Riggs,
soprano solos by Gertrude Lyons. cor
net solo by c. M. Wallace. solo. with
harp accompaniment, Gertrude Lyons
and Kathryn Riggs; reading a voice
selection. Constance Goodman and Ger
trude Lyon; solo. Gertrude Lyons. ac-
companied by Rose Maxwell-Dickey on
&hs violin aad.Mrs. -Chazlesr Brooks.
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The Rebekah Assembly will hold it's
annual session May 9. Past noble
grands will be received and the as
| sembly degree conferred. Ofiicers of
the assembly will submit their reports.
Vice President Anna Billings, chair
man of the assembly home committee,
will submit report showing the work
accomplished by the members of the
Assembly Home Circle and turn over
to the assembly several hundred dol
lars which the circle has realized from
it's many enterprises and entertain
ments. Secretary Warner will give in
detail the statement regarding the
number of members on the rolls of
the lodges and also the number in
good standing at the present time,
forming the basis for the per capita
tax, and the finance committee will
submit an estimate for the coming
year covering the cost of printing and
incidental expenses relating to the Of
fee of the secretary.
President Grigsby and officers of the
Rebekah Assembly. accompanied by
Grand Master William J. Hope and Of
visited Friendship Lodge. No. 8. at its
last meeting, in Masonic Hall, Anacos-
tia. Members were present from all
sister lodges and many from other ju-
risdictions. Mr. Morrow of Orange Re
bekah Lodge, New Jersey, delivered
an, address and gave several recita-
tions Secretary Warner of the assem-
bly, reported as to the books of the
secretary. which show a large increase
in membership. Treasurer. Thomas of
ho n 0oiy in,
finances during the term than any
other subordinate lodge visited. Presi-
dent Grigsby congratulated the mem
bers on their success and assured them
of her interest in their welfare and her
willingness to assist them at all times.
Marshal Bella NJ. Carter. P. N. G., OF
Ruth Lodge. No. =, on behalf of her
lodge, presented Friendship Lodge with
a set Of robes for degree work. Noble
Grand Nally responded. thanking Past
Noble Grand Carter, and requested her
to convey to Ruth Lodge the apprecia-
ton and thanks of Friendship Lodge
for its remembrance.
Dorcas Lodge. No. 4. held its weekly
social Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. NJ P. Twitchell. on Georgia ave-
nue.. Many friends joined the members
in the social. At the conclusion of the
games a program was presented. Re-
freshments were served. The socials
of Dorcas Lodge have increased to
such an extent in attendance. it Is
said, that it is now necessary to hold
them in the auditorium of Northeast
Temple The next social will be given
Thursday evening. All members Of the
fraternity are invited. Past Noble
Grand Josie c. Ison and Vice Grand
Marguerite s. Ison. who have been
spending the Easter holidays in New
York, were present and told of their
trip.
The last official visitation of Presi-
dent Annie e. Grigsby and officers of
the Rebekah Assembly. will be made
to Miriam Lodge, No. s. Friday even
ing. President Grigsby will be accom-
nanje1 by Grand Master william i
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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D C., APRIL 3d. ee-PART

ert Murphy. Maryland: W. NJ. Ivey.
|Pennsylvania; Baker Clark, Arkansas,
and Clarence ". Sayer. William M.
Doran and p. L. Rogers, District Of Co
lumbia
+ Wednesday afternoon Superintendent
Of Insurance Charles F. .Nesbit address,
ed the convention.
A banquet was given by the board Of
directors to the agents at the Hotel
Charles F. Nesbit, superintendent of
insurance Of the District of Columbia; !;
Representative w. P. Borland Of Mis-
souri, and Representative James B. As
well Of Louisiana. The following di-
Virginia; Charles E. Baldwin. L. P.
Boteler. Arthur Carr. J. Harry Cum
ningham, George w. Evans, Theodore
Friebus. Adolphus GUIDE. Alexander
Johnston. John T. Meany. William
Montgomery. DR.. j. B. Nichols, Charles
~: CNeill. Luther F. Speer, E. St. Clair
Thompson and Charles F. Roberts.
Prizes were awarded as follows for
agency production: First prize. Roy
K. Wheeler. Chicago: second. earle &
Wright. Alabama: third. H. c. Hawkins,
West Virginia. Individual production:
First prize. Gilbert Bergslein. Chicago;
second. Thomas A. Hines. jr.. Mont
gomery. Ala; third, c. /. Murry, Kan
sas City, Mo.
Worshipful Master Clement w. Huske
has announced "a special communica-
tion Of Temple-Noyes Lodge, No. 80.
for 1880 o'clock Thursday evening, May
II, when the E. A. degree will be ex-
emplihed. with Senior Warden John G.
Hodges heading the official line II
special arrangements can be completed
a novel entertainment will follow tho
degree. At the regular communica-
tion. May IS. the F. c. degree will be
in order, with Junior Warden c. Fred
Cook at the head of the line. The
NJ. M. degree was exemplifed, with
Worshipful Master Huske presiding,
last Thursday evening, the attendance
establishing a record. A feature was
the participation of a specially drilled
team.
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Odd Fellows.

LODGES.
Monday-Reacon, No. 10. and Langdon.
No. 26, degree; Union, No. IL, busi-
ness.
Tuesday-Washington. No. 6. and Mount
Pleasant, No. 20. degree; Golden
Rule, No. 21, and Amity, No. 81,
business.
Wednesday-Eastern, No. q: Friendship.
No. 12, and Federal City, No. 20,
degree; Harmony, No. 8. business.
Thursday-Columbia. No. 10. and Salem.
No. %. degree; Covenant, No. l3,
business.
Friday-Central. No. l, degree; MetrOpO-
lis, No. 16. and Phoenix. No. %,
business.
ENCAMPMENTS
Wedne esday-Mount Nebo. No. 8. degree.
Friday-Magenenu, No. 4, business.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
Saturday-Canton Washington, No. I,
business and drill.
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vention Tuesday night. discussed the
Importance of members attending
grand visitations. and in response to
the chancellor commanders request
many signifed their intention OF at
tending future visitations. Grand
for the orders advancement. Past
Chancellor Frank D. Wallace OF
Franklin Lodge. No. 2, was present to
advocate the celebration in honor of
Past Supreme Chancellor Edward
Dunn. and asked that a committee be
appointed to cooperate with Franklin
Lodge. Webster Lodge appointed
Grand Chancellor Dickman, Past Chan
Commander Cleveland Kennicutt as the
committee.
The April number OF the Pythian Ad-
vocate contains an account of an in
cident in the early Pythian career OF
Past Supreme Chancellor Edward
Dunn. which shows the result Of an
investigation by President Lincoln into
the purpose of the order during the
civil war.
The board OF directors of the Knights
of Pythias Hall Association held a
special meeting last night to consider
plans to remodel the basement of the
Pythian Temple and the installation
Of bowling alley and other amuse-
ment features. Action had previously
been taken in the ways and means
committee to get permission of the as
sociation to place these features in
the temple. -
At the last meeting of the ways and
means committee reference was made
to the euchre which had been arranged
by the committee for last Thursday
night. Additional plans were announc-
ed for the Pythian outing to Marshall
Hall in July. The bylaws of the COM
mittee were amended to admit three
representatives from uniform rank
companies and the hour of meeting
was changed from 7:30 to O'Clock.
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Independent O OrderRechabites

The members of Jehu Tent held a
smoker Tuesday night. All primary
tents were represented. with a good
number who were not members Of the
order. but who signified their inten-
ton of making application for mem
bership Joseph B. Hart. tr.. High Tent
deputy ruler. presided. High Tent Chief
Ruler Charles T. Carroll made the
opening address Rev. DR.. Howard ].
Stewart of the Second Baptist Church
spoke on 1.-The Curse of Intemperance."
and commended the order on it's work.
John r. Mahoney and Sam De Nedry
also made addresses. Refreshments
were served.
White Ribbon Tent. No. 954, last
Sunday enrolled one new member. Mr..
Hurdle Of Loyal Tent gave the children
an Easter treat. Those taking part
were Dorothy Hern. Mary Cooke, Anna
O'Brien, Agnes Totten, Margaret Nc
Mahon, Freda Marks, George Totten,
WINFIELD Hern and James Forbes.
White Ribbon Tent will meet at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon.
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Knights Of Pythias.

LODGES.
Monday-Century. No. 80. grand vista
ton. Amaranth, No. "a. business.
Tuesday-webster, No. Z: Excelsior. No.
"a; Capital. No. "a, and Myrtle,
No. 70, business.
Wednesday-Equal. No. II. work. Mount
Vernon. No. 8. business.
Thursday-Franklin. No. 2. page rank.
Friday-syracusians. No. 10. grand visi-
tation.
UNIFORM RANK.
Thursday-J T. Coldwell Company, No.
Z, monthly assembly.
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Order of Eastern Star.
CHAPTERS.

CHAPTERS.
Monday-Ruth, No. I. degrees.
Tuesday-Mizpah, No. 8, business.
Fidelity. No. 10. special program.
Wednesday-Areme, No. 10, degrees and
program.
Thursday-Esther. No. 5, degrees and
program.
Friday-Martha. No. 4, degrees; rubber
social
Evening star., 1916-04-30

Communications must be received by
The Star later Thursday Of each week Items which
relate after that time contain
that be sent in earlier will be
received up Saturday, but not later.
Communications written both sides of the
accepted All must be signed
addresses of the persons sending them
Evening star., 1916-04-30
Masonic.

LODGES.
Monday-Bcnjamin Il. French. No. Is,
p. C. Anacostiaf No. II, +. G. Pen
talpha. No. 23, f. A.
Tuesday-Lebanon. No. Z. special. N. NJ.
Myron NJ. Parker. No. "a. e. A.
King David. No. 2s. F. c.
ednesday-washiugton Centennial. No.
Il, f. A. Osiris, No. 26. social
King Solomon, No. 81, NJ. NJ. East
Gate. No. "a, social.
Thursday-Hiram. No. 10, social.
MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF.
Friday-Lebanon, No. :, +. C.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Wednesday Columbia, No. 1. Marx.
Friday-School of instruction.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDERIEs.
Mcnday-orient. No. ). Red Cross.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Mcnday-Mithras Lodge of Perfection.
s:30 pm. 9Th degree; S:l5 Pm,
1Ith degree
Rose Croix. 5:30 pm. 18th degree.
wednesday-Robert de Bruce Council.
Knights Kadosh, 7:30 Pm. Goth de-
gree. $50 p.m., 21st degree.
Thursday-Robert de Bruce Council.
Knights kadosh. 7:3O p.m., 30th de-
gree.
Friday-Albert Pike Consstory, NJ. r.
s.. 30 PM. 31st degree, followed
by sd degree.
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Rebekah Lodges.

Monday-Naomi. No. 1, degree; Ruth,
No. 2. degree.
Tuesday-Fidelity. No. l. degree
Thursday-Friendship, No. 8. degree.
Friday-Miriam. No. 8, visitation of
Assembly officers
Evening star., 1916-04-30

Past Monarch John H Shreve and
Prophets Edward L. Hutchinson and O.
L. Ballard learned something new in
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter, No.
Z. last Tuesday evening, and another
group of Grottoites, it is said, is antici-
pating the same or a different expert
ence in the same chapter in the near
future.
Evening star., 1916-04-30

Capt. Andy Walker OF the grotto
ball team is said to feel that the clash
with the shrine team is all over but
the shouting, at least he says so, but
athletes always boast before an ordeal
says the Celtic leader Of the Persian
host.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CoMMANDERIEs.
Monday-Orient. No. ). Red Cross.
Evening star., 1916-04-30

Members Of the grotto and their
wives and daughters. with some young
women who were neither. are loud in
their praise Of the, hospitalities of the
Scottish Rite bodies at their cathedral,
Sd and f street northwest, Tuesday
evening. Monarch George H Emmons,
Past Monarch and Grand Chief Justice
Ed 8. Schmid and ]. s.. Goldsmith, chief
Justice of Kallipols Grotto, are mem
bers of both orga nization
Evening star., 1916-04-30

Chief Justice 1. s. Goldsmith will be
host to Kallipolis Grotto Glee Club
Wednesday evening. for which a nne
program has been prepared
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webster Lodge. No. IL. At. tta ICONS
Evening star., 1916-04-30

CastIeman r. Boss. who is both a past
master and prophet" has discovered
some remarkable resemblances to pub
lie men in the shadows cast on moon
| light nights by the protruding roots
of the big trees on New York avenue,
| in front of premises No. 205. He has
led many of the curious out there to
see the sight.
Evening star., 1916-04-30

IA, 1925.
stansbury Lodge. No. a.. Wednesday
| in its hall at Brightwood, celebrated
the fftieth anniversary as q Mason OF
Past Master Angus Lamond. who was
master of the lodge in 1896, with a
ladies night" and Homecoming. >
worshipfuI Master E. J. Ayers present
| ed Mr. Lamond with a mammoth bunch
of American beauty roses. and Past
Master Thomas Calver read an orig
inal. poem and delivered an address OF
congratulation. The program, follow
ing Mr.. 'Lamond's response. was under
the direction of E. Schneider and in
cluded music by a quartet composed OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Shreve and Mr
and Mrs. Francis p. Heartsill: black
face features by Robert Emmett and
Leland s. Mccarthy; soprano solo by
]. Crosby Mccarthy, limitations by AL
bert Grif1ith and piano selections by
Prof Fulton B. Karr. Refreshments
were served and instrumental music
stansbury Lodge Orchestra. compris-
ing Herbert Jackson. violin; DIR. w. A.
| Bacon, piano; E. ]. keriean and p. F.
Brown. mandolins. Dancing followed
| the program.
| The agency convention of the Ma
sonic Mutual Life Association Of thu
District Of Columbia was held at thu
home ONCE. New Masonic Temple. Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday. and wal
attended by the. following agents
James F. earle. Coke s. Wright ant
Thomas A. Hines. Alabama; John T
Lasley. louisiana; Roy K. Wheeler
lGilbert Bergslein. John E. Larsen ant
Charles H. Whitbeck. Illinois: C. l
Murry. Fred J. Nelson and Ira Cash
ner, Missouri; c. +. Southerland,' Nortf
Carolina; H. C. Hawkins, West Vir.
Einia; A.. G: Gray and c: r. Winfree
: 'Virginias " ". CQlaQpk. Florida. Rob
Evening star., 1916-04-30

The Ashlar Club Is preparing for an
elaborate ladies night the evening
of May 81. with a veritable army Of
committees under the executive direc-
tion Of DIR. Millard J. Holmes, chair
man.. DIR. Robert A. Daniel. Hubert G.
Mclean, William McNeir. John b. Par
ker, Alonzo w. Skunk and John Will
son.
Evening star., 1916-04-30

Director Charles A. Stevens Of the
Oriental Band of Almas Temple says
the humorous reflections upon his
musical organization will give way to
real encomiums soon. for tho band is
really engaged in mastering serious
oriental compositions. Jacob Moody
and Henxx Schmidt both AxnoSiauead
Evening star., 1916-04-30

Irving w. Stanton, past grand com
mander of Colorado, was visitor in
Washington Commandery. No. /, this
| city, Wednesday evening. He was
knighted in Washington Commandery
fifty years ago, in 1856. Washington
lCommandery was chartered January
| IA, 1925.
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bury as its tiler. vice Henry w. Emo.
deceased, will have the F. c. degree to-
l.. l.. Dunning heading the official line.
At it's communication May Is. Senior
Warden w. Ralph Williamson will
probably head the line in the E. A.
degree.
Evening star., 1916-04-30

The last official visitation of Presi-
dent Annie E. Grigsby and officers of
the Rebekah Assembly. will be made
to Miriam Lodge, No. 6. Friday even
ing. President Grigsby will be accom-
nsuied by Grand Master William. /
Evening star., 1916-04-30

Federal Lodge, No. /. has set aside
May 9 for an evening Of sociability in
charge of it's entertainment committee.
consisting of Frank H. Pierce, chair
man: George H. Townsend, Stanley H.
Ridings. Harry Sherry, George Top
ham, William B. Mcknight. Henry B.
Hall. Julius Weinberg. William ]. Nc
Candless and w. Parker Jones: Wor-
shipful Master Clarence E. Williams
also does not overlook the ball game
June II.
Evening star., 1916-04-30

Kallipolis Grotto Drill Corps met
Wednesday evening to discuss the de-
tails of its forthcoming Virginia reel
party" Capt. p. V. Keating promises
1t will be both unique and popular
Evening star., 1916-04-30

Associate Matron Lillian C. Kibbey
as hostess. is preparing a special pro.
gram for the meeting Of Fidelity Chap
ter. No. 10. Tuesday evening. Worthy
Matron LYDIA 1. Riley has issued a gen.
eral invitation to all members of the
order to be present