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Pythian Sisters.

Friendship Temple. No. 8, Wednesday
night initiated class of candidates It's
new officers were installed by Mrs.
Sophy Roderick. assisted by Mrs. Carrie
Davis and Mrs. Nettie Crowthers, as
follows: Mrs. Adah Kimmel. past chief;
Mrs. Cora Nussbaum, most excellent
chief; Miss Harriet Dyer. excellent
senior; Mrs. Almira Price, excellent
Junior; Mrs. M. Ogle, manager; Mrs
Annie Sullivan, mistress of records and
mistress of finance; Mrs. Annie JON
scher. protector: Mrs. E. Foster. outer
guard Grand Vice Chancellor F. H
Melick, on behalf Of the temple, pre-
Mrs. Kimmel. with a past chiefs pin
in appreciation Of her work as presid-
ing officer during the term just closed
which. he declared had been a success
Kate Smith, most excellent chief Of
Rathbone Temple. Supper was served
by a committee headed by Mrs. Nettie
Crowthers.
Rathbone Temple, No. 8. installed it's
officers Friday night, with Mrs. Sara
v. Darling acting as grand chief: Mrs.
Bertha Williams acting grand senior
and Mrs. Lola V. Marks acting grand
manager. The new officers are Mrs.
fhdSc 6hutth, past ChASAp XAioo SooSPhAHo z
Jarboe. most excellent chief; Mrs. Daisy
Wightman. excellent senior; Mrs. Ma
rion Geiman, excellent junior; Miss
Demorest Simpson, manager; Mrs. Mary
F.. Mitchell. mistress Of records and
correspondence; Mrs. Della NJ. Nichols.
mistress of finance: Miss Pearlie Lees.
protector. and Mrs. NJ. Johns. outer
guard. Mrs. Smith. who retired from
the presiding officers station. was given
past chiefs pin. the presentation be-
ing made by Mrs. Darling on behalf of
the temple. The reports showed the
past term to have been one Of the most
successful. numerically, socially and
financially, in the history of the tenn
pie, due in a great measure, 1t was
stated. to the personal efforts of Mrs.
Smith. program of entertainment
was presented and supper served by a
committee. Of which Mrs. Emma Mo-
tyka was chairman. ts
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year: William T. Ballard. No. 1. presi-
dent: Frank B. Curtis, No. 3, vice presi-
dent; William Mehn. No. 20, secretary;
Thomas H. Young. No. Z. treasurer.
Baumann, No. 1S; Horace S. Naylor, No.
%: William F. Barlow, No. 5, and Sew
ard T. Covert, No. is. executive COM
mittee.
The new officers of the Triangle Club
Of the Department of Agriculture were
greeted with a large number of appli-
cations for membership at the last
meeting of the club. Mr.. Anderson,
the clubs representative to the advis-
ory board, with President Lucas and
first Vice President Connor, attended
the meeting of the advisory board at
the Ebbitt House Wednesday evening
II. S. Omohundro, president of the ONO
of honor and principal speaker of the
evening at the next meeting of the
club, which is to be held at Pyth1an
Temple, Saturday evening. January IL.
There will be music and refreshments.
The ffty-fourth anniversary of the
institution of Columbia Commandery,
No. 2. Knights Templar. will be cele-
brated in the banquet hall of Masonic
Temple. Friday, evening, at o'clock,
with a program of addresses and vocal
and instrumental music, followed by
dancing, with buffet supper in the
way of refreshments. James S. McCar-
thy, Grant s. Barnhart, Charles F. Rob
erts. Charles D. Shackelford and p.
Richmond Gasch constitute the commit
tee in charge The officers and MEM
bers of the drill corps and as many of
the sir knights as can do so have been
asked to appear in full Templar uni
form: Columbia Commandery was
chartered by the Grand Commandery
September Z, 1865. and the celebration
has reference to the date of its insti-
tuition under dispensation prior to the
granting of the charter.
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Daughters of America.

Progressive Council, No. .. initiated
the Naomi Swami class with the full
amplifed degree. and every member OF
the team" present. Another class will
be initiated In January. to be known
as the "Floda Reagan" class The hall
was decorated with the national coll
ors. with two trimmed Christmas trees.
electrically lighted. Guests were mrs.
Naomi Swami. as sponsor for the c,ass.
and members from Mizpah. Ftdelity.
Triumph. Mount Vernon and Golden
Rule councils. Refreshments were
served and remarks were made oy
members and visitors.
Liberty Council. No. 6. Thursday
evening received a grand fraternai
visitation from State Councillor Mrs.
Mamie c. Howell and her STAN.
visitations for 1917 are to be made
as follows: To Progressive Council. No.
Q, Thursday evening: Triumph Council.
No. 6. January Is; Golden Rule Councii'
No. 10. January 2s; Maynower Council.
No. IL. February !: Old Glory Council.
No. ~. February 12: Anacostia Council.
No. II. February 21: Friendship Coun-
ell, No. l6. March 8: Mt. Vernon Coun-
ell. No Is. March IL. and Esther coun-
Gil, No. 20, March 22.
Mizpah Council, No. 3. Friday evening
had it's officers installed by Deputy
State Councillor Mrs. Freddie beacn. as
follows: Junior past councillor. MRS
Catherine d. Brewton; associate Junior
past councillor. Mrs. Annie b. Leissier'
councillor. Mrs. Lille NJ. Miisteao as
sociate councillor, Mrs. Cora A.. MAJ
tingly; vice councillor. Mrs. Rosetta
Conklin: associate vice councillor: Mrs @
Carrie Kunzig: assistant recording sec
retary. Mrs. Ruth Mcc. Payne: con-
ductor. Miss LuraIi NJ oliver: warden.
Mrs. Susan A. Crown: inside sentine,'
~. Cr.-, " walkar. outside sentinel. J..
Mrs. M. Gertrude veitch: trustee.
eighteen months. John W. Milstead.
Anacostja Council, No. II. Wednesday
night had the following officers in-
stalled by Deputy State Councilor
Howell: Councillor, Mary James, as
sociate councillor. Irene Lang vice
councillor, Laura Mitchell: associate
vice councillor. Florence vangeuder:
warden, Mary Smith: conductor. Helen
owens: inside sentinel. Efie Mogler'
outside sentinel. n. l. Thomas The
secretaries were reelected
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~ ratern1t1eS ~

Poynton were guests Of the evening, the
latter making an address complimentary
Of the work. especially of the star points.
The new officers of Areme Chapter.
No. 10. were greeted by a large audi
ence of members and visitors Wednes,
day evening, when the chief onciai
business was the Installation OF Helen
Brashears, conductress-elect, by Past
Matron Bena Barnhart. assisted by the
new marshal, Grace Barr. Miss Bra
shears was i'll when the other ofncers
were installed. Refreshments were
gram of entertainment included read,
ings by Miss Blanche Levy and Mrs:
Eva Love, vocal solos by Miss Deal OF
Bethlehem Chapter. Mrs. Plumley OF
Naomi Chapter and Miss Kate Scheer
Dancing also was a feature.
Areme's Minstrels are to entertain
at the next meeting of the chapter.
At the last meeting of the Past Ma
irons and Past Patrons Association OF
Ruth Chapter. No. l. at the residence
of Mrs Hughes, 720 Rock Creek Church
road. the social feature OF the evening
was a guessing contest, in which prizes
were won by Mrs. Walker and Mr.. Frey
and BOBBY prizes by Mrs. Pitt and Mr..
Sergon.
Refreshments were served.
Past Most Worthy Grand Patron l.
son entertained with a. reception in
honor of the Grand Chapter of the Dis
trict of Columbia. at their home, "a
Iowa circle, Wednesday evening. The
parlors were handsomely adorned with
palms, southern smilax, roses and cut
flowers and string orchestra played
during the evening. In the receiving
line were Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson,
Right Worthy Grand Treasurer Al
cena Lamond. Grand Matron Ida v:
Faber, Grand Patron Ben w. Murch and
Associate Grand Matron Bertha G.
Hudson.
James w. Witten. the new grand
master of Masons of the District of
Columbia, and Mrs. Witten were special
guests of the occasion. Among the dis
tinguished guests Of the evening were
Past Grand Matrons Mrs. ]. r. Newton
Smith, Mrs. Julia N. Streater. Mrs Mary
T. O'Brien, Mrs. Hattie r. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Fannie Taylor, Mrs. Grace wilkins
Kimmel, Mrs Jessie w. Cowles. Past
Grand Patrons Angus Lamond. wallace
Streater, a large number of present ana
past matrons and patrons, MIS- NJ. u:
Moore, Mrs w. W. Steiner. Mr.: ana
Mrs. A. N Van Week and Mrs W. II.
Michael, with a great host OF otners'
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Ladies Auxiliary, A. o. H.

Division No. has elected the follow
ing officers for 1917: President, Mrs
Nellie B. Kelser; vice president, Miss
Mary Dougherty; recording secretary
Miss Emily Haltigan; financial secre-
tary. Miss May Thyson: treasurer. Mrs
Elizabeth Tansley; mistress-at-arms
Mrs. Elizabeth O'Neil: sentinel. Mrs. N
Fuller: chairman standing committee
Mrs. Mary A. Breen, and chairman
committee on sick. Miss Minnie DAILY.
Division No. 3 has elected the follow
ing officers for the coming year: Presi-
dent. Mrs. Elizabeth Roddy; vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Curran; recording secretary,
Miss Annie Leo: financial secretary,
Miss Deborah Hart; treasurer. Mrs S.
M. Malone: istress-at-arms. Miss Rose
Murphy; sentinel. Mrs. Maloney, and
chairman Irish history, Miss Mary Tay-
In
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Fraternal Order of Eagles.

Of1cers of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles were installed recently. as fol-
lows: John Louis Wege. worthy presi-
dent; Roy Young. worthy vice presi-
dent; John Spaulding. chaplain; Rosa
Downing. treasurer; J. D. Britt. secre-
tary; W. s. Reinhardt, inside guard:
"Grand Pa" Williams. outside guard: (:
L. B. Hayes. c. Kessler and George
Steadman, trustees: Drs. Walter. Ready
and Walters, aerie physicians, and
Richard L. Edward, past worthy presi-
dent. After the meeting a banquet was
served in the rathskellar of the club
house. Past President David Wolf Of
ficiated as toastmaster. Worthy Presi-
dent Wege outlined his plans for 1917
and was heartily applauded. The other
officers made addresses. Others who
were called upon were J. Feeney. Peter
White. Doc Ray. Arthur DeMarco. Jack
Wilson, Prof. Won Poke and Walter Ja-
cobson. The banquet closed by the en-
tire membership singing America"
Fred Rupertus, manager of the club, ar
ranged the banquet.
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Odd Fellows.

LODGES.
Monday-Union, No. IL; Beacon. NO. To-
and Langdon, No. %, installation.
Tuesday-Amity, No. %. degree; Wash
ington, No. 8, and Golden huie' NO.
p, business.
wednesday-Eastern, No. Z; Harmony.
No. Q, and Federal City, No. 20, de-
gree.
Thursday Columbia, No. 10, degree; Ex-
celsior, No. II, installation; Cove
pant, No. 13, business.
Friday-Central, No. 1, degree; Phoenix.
No. %, business.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Tuesday-Fred D. Stuart. No. Z. install
lation.
wednesday-Columbia, No. 1. installa-
ton.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
Saturday - Canton Washington. No. i,
drill.
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United Spanish War Veterans

At the. meeting of Gen. Nelson A
Miles Camp, No. 1. Tuesday evening
Charles johnson of Col King Camp
No. 2. Department of Kansas. was ac-
cepted for membership by transfer.
The camp decided that the past COM
manders' badges purchased would be
presented at the February 6 meeting.
The camp was addressed by Mr.. .Orms-
by of the Department of Alaska and
Washington.
Richard Harden Camp held its an
nual New Year entertainment at
Pythian Temple. Miss Grace Cotton
presented a vaudeville sketch which
was warmly applauded. She was as
sisted by Earl Sangston. Estelle MUIR
ray gave vocal selections. Martha
Doughrety and Eunice Wilson, dances.
and H. Lang. monologues. Refresh
ments were served to about 700 people.
Dancing followed.
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Modern Woodmen Of America

At the meeting of A. r. Talbot Camp.
No. 1872, Thursday evening, letters
were read from Central and Columbia
Camps accepting Talbot Camps 'nvi-
tation to be its guests at a joint IN
stalIation of officers January is. J. T.
Skinner reported that arrangements
have been made for a theater party
the evening of February IL. An ad-
dress was made by State Deputy Will
liam McCaffrey. who stated that just
thirty -four years ago the Society OF
Modern woodmen of America was or
ganized. and gave a brief history OF
the order. H. r. Schwalm and j. NJ
Gunnell were reported on the sick list
Consul-eiect ]. A. Trunnell OF George
town Camp was visitor and made
short talk. Solos were sung by a. r.
Dobrowolski and W. J. Powers. The
Woodman Trio. composed of ]. A.
Trunnell, A. F. Dobrowolski and r. r.
Mason. also sang. District Deputy H
H Aillard made a short talk
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Knights Of Pythias.

LODGES.
Monday-Decatur. No. 0, installation:
Ca1anthe, No. IL. installation ana
page rank.
Tuesday-webster. No. z; Excelsior.
No. "A; Capital, No. "a, and Myrtle,
No. q, business.
Wednesday No. II; Union.
No. %, and Columbia, No. 20. In
stallation; Mount Vernon. No. o.
business.
Friday-syraeusians. No. 10. esquire
rank: Rathbone- Superior. No. 70. In
stallation.
UNIFORM RANK.
Observation-Disclosures Company. No.
/, installation.
Thursday-J. T. Coldwell Company. No.
Z, installation.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
MISUNDERSTANDING Temple. No. 9.
business.
Friday-Rathbone Temple. No. s. busi-
ness.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Saturday--Ways and means committee,
semi-monthly meeting.
saturday-Relief bureau, election Of Of
ncers.
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Patriotic Order of Americans

Camp No. 1 Wednesday night had a
candidate initiated by the degree team
and District President Mrs. Sadie
woltz assisted by Mrs. Chestnut and
Mrs. Lewis. acting as conductors, in
stalled the following officers: President.
Mrs. Coakley; assistant president. Will
liam T. Buell.: vice president. Mrs.
Sangston: assistant vice president. Mrs.
Weber; conductress. Mrs. Schoen-
berger; assistant conductress. Mrs.
Scott; recording secretary. Mrs. Buell.;
financial secretary, Mrs. Harden; treas
urer, Mr.. Weber: guard, Mrs. Skinner;
sergeant, Mrs. Newman: chaplain. Mrs.
Howe: trustee. Mrs. Schoenberger: past
president, Mrs. Coakley; assistant past
president, Mrs. S. Skinner. In behalf
of the camp National Sentry Mrs. Buell..
presented District President Mrs. woltz
with cut-glass bonbon dish. Mrs.
Webber presented Mrs. Crowley with
a past presidents jewel. Mrs. Crowley
presented Mrs. Weber with a token.
After the meeting a supper was served.
Among the visitors were Past District
President Mrs. Burke. Mrs Heater and
Mrs. Mace, also visitors from Camp Nos.
4, 5, and 10.
The auditing committee of Camp No
l met New Year eve at the home Of
Mrs Crowley and examined the ofncers
books and reports. After business was
transac acted games were played and Mrs
Carter received first prize, Mrs. Burke
received the BOBBY prize. An oyster
supper was served. AS the old year
passed away and a new year dawned
the crowd. accompanied by band.
marched to the home Of National Sem
tinel Mrs. Buell. and serenaded her
Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs Webber, Mr.. and Mrs. Howe. Mr..
and Mrs. Schoenberger. Mr.. and Mrs
Harden, Mr. and Mrs Buell., Mr.. and
Mrs. Crowley. Mrs. Burke. Mrs. Carter.
Mrs Sangston. Margaret Carter. Grace
and Naomi Crowley.
Camp No met recently and Hester
Burke Of Camp No. assisted In the
initiation of two new members. Lille
Chestnut was admitted by card. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: President. Lillian M.
johnson; assistant president, Jennie
Calvert; vice president. Clementine
BRYANT; assistant vice president. Z. ].
Shea; conductor, Mrs. Kershaw; re-
cording secretary Lillian Woods: finan-
cial secretary. George W.Pettit: treas
urer, Francis Barry; guardian. Ida Gayle;
sentinel, Francis Lloyd: trustee for
eighteen months. Ida Gayle: trustee for
twelve months, Katherine Young; for
six months, Florence Prince; chaplain,
Mrs. Young; chairman of the ways and
means committee, Florence Prince.
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Independent OrderRechabites

Eagle Tent. No. .. met Friday night.
at 304 b street southeast. Special
committee on the Christmas favor con-
test reported that s54 had been earned
Special committee arranging the ceie-
bration of the sixty-eighth anniversary
of Eagle Tent. reported that the event
would be held in Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday night
January 81. Program will be ar
ranged later and printed Invitations
are to be sent out.
The following officers were elected
for the next six-menth term: j. &.
Eller. shepherd; Charles Taylor. past
chief ruler: William Evans. chief ruler !:
George Beller. deputy ruler; j. II. Ma
honey. recording secretary: William
williams. treasurer. The installation
to take place at the next meeting.
Visitors from Jehu Tent were pres.
ent.
Eastern Tent. No IS. which meets
Wednesday night at 304 b street south
east, reports the enrolment of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs
]. c. Eller. At the next meeting six
candidates are to be initiated.
Onward Tent. No. 1921, at it's meet
ing Wednesday evening set aside the
last meeting night of each month as a
social evening for the members and
from Union and Loyal Tents
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bly,. following out the general plans Of

bly,. following out the general plans Of
the Supreme Council.
Details will be arranged at the meet
ing Of the executive committee on Mon
day next at the Knights of Columbus
Hall. Maj. C. E. Edwards. navigator OF
the fourth degree. Knights of Column
bus. is in charge. assisted by Andrew l.
Hickey and Thomas X. Gallagher. The
chairmen Of the other committees are
DR.. William E. Pairo. r. L. Lamb. l..
A. Ratcliffe. T. B. Nolan. c. Donnelly.
p. l. OBrien. G. H. Dorsey. G. A. Nc
Avoy. d. E. Barry. c. ]. Montgomery.
The Fourth Degree is the patriotic
degree Of the order. and in the future
all public holidays will be celebrated
by some patriotic function.
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theater party will be given at
Polls tomorrow evening by the Assem-
bly, Home Circle for the benefit of the
Odd Fellows Home. Friends of the
members are invited to accompany the
members on this occasion. The re-
ceipts will be donated absolutely to
the home, and each lodge will be given
due credit.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Canton
Washington. No. l. in the canton room
of I. o. o. F. Hall, Tuesday evening
will install its officers for the coming
year. Capt. A. H. Noakes Of Canton
Washington, with his staff, will be
present and witness the ceremony.
The reception given by President
Belle NJ. Carter. officers of the Rebekah
Assembly, President Mollie E. Edmon-
Circle and President Minnie Noakes
and ladies Of Canton Washington La
dies Auxiliary at Odd Fellows Home
, New Year day was attended by more
than 500 members Of the order and
8 o'clock and was followed by dancing.
large orchestra furnished music. The
parlors Of the home were decorated
with palms and flowers, and refresh
ments were servd. In the receiving
President Annie E. Grigsby. Vice Presi-
dent Mary Dement, of the assembly.
President Mollie E. Edmonston of the
Assembly Home Circle. Mrs. Ella v.
Mallory. Mrs. Henrietta Werner, Mrs. L.
E. B. McChesney, Mrs. Flora o. Schwin-
ger. Mrs. Emma J. 8. Murry, Mrs. P. H.
Nalley, Miss Emma J. Strobel. Mrs.
Rena v. Bayless. Mrs. Dora ]. b. Hen
dirk, Mrs Sarah M. Sanderson. Mrs. Ag-
mes J. Rapp. Mrs. Jacob N. Belt. Mrs.
Abbie N Gates. Mrs. Laura E. Wood.
Mrs Eva v. Fowler, Mrs. Minnie Old.
rison. Mrs. E. v. Page, Mrs. s. E. Mat
toon, Mrs. Myrtle Loebsack. Mrs. e. M.
Rule, Miss Ruth L. Gundling. Mrs.
Mary Pollock, Mrs. Phoebe Cole and the
officers of the Grand Lodge, headed by
Grand Master W. ]. Hope.
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conductor: J. c. Darnall. chaplain: II.
C. Lybrand and B. B. Butx. right and
left supporters to noble grand. and the
appointive officers.
Grand Marshall Victor p. Hammer
installed the officers Of Federal City.
No. 20, Wednesday. after which re-
freshments were served Noble Grand
Jones announced the Arst degree for
next Wednesday.
Past Grand Edwin R. Armentrout of
Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. 20. Thursday
evening. will take his installation team
to Salem Lodge, No. 70. Anacostia. and
the following evening they win go to
Alexandria. where he will have charge
Of the joint ceremonies for Serepta Lodge.
No. 46. and Potomac Lodge. No. IS. in
the latter's lodgeroom. Elaborate ar
rangements are being made to entertain
the Washington delegation. which will
leave 18th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. at 7:15 pm. Other members Of the
team are Past Grands William J. Bow
man, John c. Dellinger. James A. Edgar,
Charles w. Fits, Samuel T. Hind. Bert
v. Wolfe and Oliver w. Youngblood. A
general invitation has been extended to
members Of the Jurisdiction to CO.
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Order of the Eastern Star.
CHAPTERS,

CHAPTERS
Monday-Temple. No. 13. eighth 'anni-
versary; Columbia. No. Is. business
and entertainment.
Tuesday-Bethlehem. No. II. twentieth
anniversary.
wednesday--Naomi, No. 3. degrees and
entertainment.
Thursday-Grand Chapter, annual meet
ing; William +. Hunt, No. 10. called
of.
Friday-Grand Chapter, election: Ia
koma, No. u, and Cathedral, No.
II. called of; St. Johns Lodge, No.
IS, business.
Saturday-Grand Chapter. new and un-
finished business.
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Knights of Columbus.

The state deputy has called a meet.
ing Of the advisory committee and the
| building company for Wednesday even.
ing at o'clock. at the knights of Co.
lumbus Hall. for the purpose of imme.
diately devising ways and means TO,
| the erection Of a new building for the
order in this jurisdiction.
Wednesday evening. January II. the
Alcantara Caravan, No. IL. Order OF
Alhambra. will hold it's annual cleo
tion. followed by a buffet supper
Washington Chapter. composed OF
delegates from each council of this
Jurisdiction. has issued circular to
the entire membership of the order de-
failing its activities for the coming
year. The circular announces that
Sunday. January IA, DR.. James j. Walsh
of New York city will lecture at the
Of Columbus: that in February one of
the students of the Catholic University
will give an illustrated lecture; that at
Inauguration time the knights will
keep open house for visiting knights
and their friends: that the family re-
union at Chesapeake Beach. which was
SO successful last year, will be repeated
this summer.
Washington General Assembly. Fourth
Degree. will meet Monday evening.
January Is.
President Joseph b. McCann of the
Knights of Columbus Bowling League
announces a smoker and entertainment
by the league Saturday evening. Janu-
ary Ii. at Eagles Hall.
Potomac Council will meet tomorrow
night at pm. The lecturer has ar
ranged an elaborate program for the
second meeting of the month. Janu-
ary %.
The intercouncil dancing assembly
next Sunday morning at II o'clock for
duct its next dance, at Rauschers Feb
ruary 16.
Tentative arrangements are now be-
ing made by the Washington General
Assembly, Fourth Degree. Of this city
for an appropriate celebration of
Washington's. birthday. The supreme
directors Of the order, at the invita-
ton Of the local assembly. 1t Is an
nounced. will send to this city an
eminent public speaker to make pa
triotic address, and 1t Is the purpose
OF the committee in charge to invite
the general public, particularly states
men: educators and the business men
of the city.
This is to be the first Of a series Of
such lectures. to be inaugurated here
under the auspices Of the local assem-
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Loval Order of Moose.

Columbia Lodge has passed a resolu-
ton protesting against the bill now
pending in Congress to increase the
postage on second-class mail.
Dictator Joseph Apolinio has gone to
Akron. Ohio. to visit his parents.
The entertainment committee has an
nounced that the Paramount Dramatic
Club, under the direction Of Myer
Black, will present a musical comedy
entitled. THE Monte Carlo Girls" after
the initiation at the next meeting.