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Jr. o. u. A. M.

Edward J. Ross Council. No. 90. We'd
nesday evening. nominated officers for
the ensuing term. Tho nominations
will be renewed next Wednesday night.
A letter Of greeting was read from
George W. Turnburke, a member of the
council, now at Belleair, Fla The an
nouncement was made of the death of
James T. Moulden. Among the visit
ors was F. D. Seiffert. member of In
dependent Council. No. 2. who address
ed the council on the war risk insur-
ance law. Remarks on the same sub
5ect were made by Past State Councillor
8. Brashears: Past Councillors W. H.
Lanham, G. w. Swift, G. T. Barksdale,
Joseph Baruch. w. e. Saunders and
others.
Anacostia Council, No. Is, Tuesday
evening appointed a committee of nine
to look after the members of the or
ganization outside of this jurisdiction
who have taken up their residence in
Washington. The council also ap-
the four other loyal councils with the
view of getting out a directory to be
placed In the different environments.
National Councillor John H Noyes of
national councillor of Stotesville. N. C.,
made addresses. Several members and
visitors also spoke, after which re-
freshments and cigars were served.
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10, Thurs
day night received two letters of con-
dolence from Star Spangled Banner
Council. No. s. and Anacostia Council,
No. 16, upon the death of its financial
secretary, w. T. Carter. A communtca-
ton was also read from Mrs. James
Fritzsmons of Snow HILL Md, report
ing the death of her husband. a
member of the council. The annual
election of officers will be held at the
last meeting of this month.
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Eastern Lodge, No. Z. will confer the
third degree Wednesday evening, tho
degree team officiating, under Degree
Director W. e. Lawson. The team has
been reorganized on account of the
large number of members having been
called to serve In the Army or Navy.
The roll of honor OF Eastern Lodge
contains the names Of twenty mem
bers now serving the co1ors. Visitors
from other jurisdictions are welcome.
Phoenix Lodge, No. 70. has purchased
lot at Benning, D. c., opposite the
post office and will erect a new lodge
building thereon. Building operations
pected that the hall will be ready to
occupy In the early spring.
The announcement Of the death Of
Mrs. John Warren Brown, mother of
Past Grand Representative John /.
Brown and Past Grand C. w. n. Brown,
called forth expressions of sympathy
from the membership. At the funeral
Wednesday afternoon and the inter-
ment at Glenwood cemetery members
of the order officfated as pallbearers
The executive committee on ways and
means. Deputy Brand Master John r.
Humphrey, chairman, met at 1920 Eth
Grand Representatives MILAN, Brad
ford and Wood and Grand Treasurer
Yoakley. Grand Secretary Rapp and
Grand Warden Hammer were present
Plans for the dedication of the new
temple Of the order were considered
At the conclusion dinner was served
by Deputy Grand Master Humphrey.
News has been received at the grand
secretary's Office that Grand Master
Irving r, Schwinger. who Is awav IN
government work. expects to return
about Christmas
Grand Chaplain Henry 8. Petty, who
was seriously injured by a taxicab
over month ago, is still at the Emer-
gency Hospital. but recovering.
At the meeting of Mount Pleasant
Lodge, Tuesday at 7:30 pm, the an
nual election Of officers will be held.
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Rebekah Lodges.
Monday--Naomi. No. /. and Ruth, No.
2, election.
Tuesday-Fidelity. No. Z, election.
Fridsy-Miriam No. 6. election.

Ruth Lodge, No. 2, tomorrow evening
will elect officers for the coming term.
The ways and means committee will
meet at the home of Mrs. Edith O'Don-
nell, 1872 9Th street northeast, this even
ing at o'clock, when members will
make returns Of all funds in their pos
session. Tomorrow evening the col
lection Of penny socks will be made.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Canton
Washington, No. 1. gave a banquet to
the members of the canton after the
inspection Saturday evening in Friend
ship Lodge Hall Mrs. Olga Rogers pre-
sided and introduced Past President
Annie NJ. Grigsby, who welcomed the
guests. Addresses were made by Maj.
w. J. Rogers, Grand Treasurer John D.
Yoakley, Past Grand Patriarch Col. P.
H. Leary, Grand Secretary Frank E.
Rapp. Maj. Abbey Of Springfield and
Gen. E. w. Bradford.
Friendship Lodge. No. s. will hold its
first meeting in the new lodgeroom in
nue. and Good Hope road, Anacostia,
Thursday evening. Members of the
Rebekah degree are invited, to attend
and join in the housewarming party to
be given at the close of business ses-
sion of the lodge.
Federal City Lodge. No. 20, conferred
the third degree last Wednesday and
will confer the initiatory degree
Wednesday, December 26. Thursday the
booster delegation visited Salem
Lodge at Hayden Hall. Anacostia. The
next visit of the booster delegation will
be to Excelsior Lodge, at 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue, Thursday,
December 81.
Following the degree work last
Wednesday night a recitation was
given by N. D. W. Schoonamaker and
Master John Wood and others.
Next Wednesday the lodge will meet
at o'clock sharp. after which an IL
Illustrated travelogue on Glacier Ma
tional Park will be given by Prof.
Laurence d. Kitchell. All members of
the order and their friends are in
vited.
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National Union.

Monday evening, Pressmen's Council
in Eagles Hall, elected officers as fol-
lows: President, J. w. Crabbs; vics
president. Samuel Trupp; ex-president
w. NJ. Knott: speaker. Arthur Scofield
treasurer. Daniel Beckwith; secretary
+. A. Strickrott; chaplain. Thomas P
Ryan; usher. A. W. Lovelace; sergeant
Louis Strickrott: doorkeeper, J. F. Fin.
negan; trustees. L. B. Strickrott, c. A
Moran, A. w. Lovelace: delegate to the
cabinet. Samuel Trupp: representative
to hospital association. Samuel Trupp
One candidate was initiated and three
applications were received. The in
stallation of the new officers will take
place January IA.
Officers were elected during the week
also by Interior, Georgetown, Census
and Joseph Henry Councils
Thursday evening Fraternal Council
listened to an address by J. Harry
Jones. secretary of the council on
GERS for the year 1918 were elected and
VIII be installed at the January meet
ing,
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Daughters of America.

Golden Rule Council. No. 10. Friday
night elected the following officers:
Councillor. Lulu Donohoe; associate
councillor. Lottis Futrell; vice coun-
cilor, Amanda Simpson; associate vice
councillor. J. D. Simpson: conductor.
Blanche Kibbey; warden, Everett
Flynn; inside sentinel, Ethel Little:
outside sentinel, Tia Stephenson, and
trustee (18 months), Eward P. Hazel
ton.
The annual visitation Of the state Of
ficers to Golden Rule Council. No. 10,
was made Friday night in the Masonic
Temple, 9Th and F streets northeast.
The hall was decorated with the ma
tional colors. Junior Past State Coun-
cflor, Mrs. Floda NJ. Reagan, was chair
man of the committee in charge The
program included America" by tho
audience;. vocal solos by Mrs. Lottie
Potter, accompanied by Everett Jarvis:
violin duets by ]. d. Simpson and
daughter; recitations by Ashby Flynn;
vocal solos and duets by Mrs. Lawson
and Mrs. Deal: presentation of a carv-
ing set in behalf of the members OF
Golden Rule Council, No. 10. to State
Councillor Emily Holiday: piano solo
by Everett Jarvis; presentation
of a coffee percoIator to Mrs. Naomi
Swan, deputy national vice councillor.
and piano solo by Miss Ada Schwartz
of Golden Rule Council, No. 10. Re-
were served.
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Woodmen of the World.

Oak Camp, No. 4. Wednesday VIII
have as it's guest the Boosters club.
All sovereigns are invited. Refresh
ments will be served.
At the meeting of National Camp. No.
IL. Wednesday the election OF officers
will be held.
lowing officers: William Mcdonald tre-
elected). consul commander: past con-
sui commander. William Wolfey: ad-
wiser, Lieut.. H. Woody; clerk. e. B.
Pratt fre-elected): banker. c. d. Hol-
land (re-elected): inside sentry. W. A.
Waddell: Waterman. w. H. Berry: es-
cort. T. B. Ecklof tre-elected). as
sistant clerk. T. ]. Ridgley (re-electedl:
musician. ]. w. Mcdonald: DR.. H. W.
Tobias, physician, and A H Burdfne,
manager. The committee on halls de-
cfded to remain at sos G street north
west. third floor. January Elm Camp
will hold a public installation of ON
streets northeast Dancing will follow.
All invited. The Boosters Club Will be
the installing officers.
Old Glory Camp has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Consul commander.
Col. George Wilsher: past consul COM
mander. w. Trueman; adviser lieuten-
ant. DIR. Woodward: clerk. H W. Tip
pitt (re-elected); banker. W. H. Scott:
escort. w. j. Whitaker. sentry. E. v.
Rice: Waterman, W. H. Whip; nanag-
ers. J. Doyle. w. E Trueman and A. r.
Monroe: DIR. Yeager. physician. The
committee on entertainment announces
a dance this Tuesday. All soverefgns
are invited to bring their friends. Re-
freshments will be served The in.
stallation of officers will occur later.
Fraser Camp has elected the follow
Ing officers: Consul commander. n.
Paulsin: adviser lieutenant, D. 8. Da-
wilson: clerk. w H Dalkfn: banker. n.
s. Wood (re-elected): escort, W.
Holgersen: physician. DR.. s. B. Pole:
Waterman, S. L. Kowalsky; sentry. A.
Moore: manager, d. s. Davidson. Con-
sui Commander Whitworth passes to
the Office of past consul commander.
Four candidates were initiated by State
Manager J. Mcconnell and Capt. c. A.
Cole. Refreshments were served. The
Boosters Club will install the officers
January IA.
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Modern Woodmen of America

Columbia Camp, No. 1923. elected
officers Thursday night in Pythian
Temple as follows: r. E. Kreiter. con-
sui: W. E. Whit. adviser: w. D. Week.
ly, banker; o. B. Bowman, clerk; J. c.
johnson. escort; A. H. Taylor. watch-
man: George C. Lanham, sentry: Dr.
s. C. johnson, DR.. E. J. Cunning and
Dr. G. S. Barnhart. board of examiners.
F. E. Reppert was reelected a member
of the board of trustees for three years.
The clerk reported the camp in pros
porous condition, 264 members being
carried on the roster. Resolutions of
sympathy were passed on the death or
R. r. Gurns. A service flag for the
camp was decided upon. Augustus
Lyle was appointed chairman Of the
membership committee Brief remarks
were made by offfcers-elect. Past Con-
sui w, H Cole entertained with jokes
and stories. G. e. Rausch gave reni-
niscent talk and R. E. P. Kreiter made
humorous remarks. Cigars were served.
liams. jr. and George L. Norton for
membership in A. r. Talbot Camp, No.
,7a,2 Were received Thursday night
The committee appointed by the con-
made for the distribution of Christmas
baskets to the poor as usual. A serv-
ice flag is to be purchased by the camp.
Grady Bates of Bucklin. Kan: John
Kocinski of Toledo. Ohio; Daniel Web
ster of West End Camp and Harrison
f. Shaw of Central Camp were visitors.
Consul V. W. Potter was reelected and
the following officials We're reelected:
C. S. Thomas, adviser; j. x. Duncan.
clerk: B. G. Cowles, assistant clerk: A.
F. Dobrowolski. banker; F. A Wefners
Waterman: Drs. A. W. Valentine. F. e.
Duehring. E. T.. Stephenson. Fisher,
Wall O'Neil and Kearney, board Of
medical examiners. M. L. Dicus was
and John T. Skinner for the vacancy
on the board of managers Clerk re-
ported Robert Crawford in the Elmer.
gency Hospital with a fractured skull.
Consul V. W. Potter was awarded
turkey. A committee was appointed
to arrange for New Year watch party.
with vaudeville program. Remarks
were made by Daniel Webster, Har-
rison F. Shaw, Grady Bates, John
Kocinski. State Deputy William Mccall
frey and others.
Central Camp, No. 16015. Friday night
elected the following officers: J. ..
Higgins, consul (second term); F. w.
Darlington. adviser (second term): A.
III. Jaeger. clerk (sixth term); Harrison
F. Shaw. escort (second term); George
A. Casey. banker (thfrd term): c. ].
Beck. Waterman (second term): L. o.
Maus. sentry; d. w. Kefauver, truss
for three sery ysa1s and s,I pcs
Keneipp and E. z. Stone, board OF
medical examiners, and L. A. Maus,
sentry. to complete the present term.
M. B. Croll from Nebraska was present.
Willard Of A. r.. Talbot Camp and
others made brief remarks. District
Deputy Henry n. Willard and Hast
Consul r. c. Long also made-eddresseA
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Maccabees.

Georgetown Tent. No. 8, has elected
the following officers; Joseph N. Lowe,
commander: George Degenhardt, Hem
tenant commander; John l. Nesb.
record keeper: w. w. Michael. chaplainS
H McNee. sergeant: James A. Dauburn.
master-at-arms: James Pattus. first
master OF the guard: Robert Lee, second
master of the guard: A c. Degen-
hardt. sentinel. Ed Elliott picket: A
c. Degenhardt. trustee for three years.
with John w. Fletcher, past COM
mander. These officers will be installed
on the first meeting night IN January.
when the annual reunion takes place.
The trustees have been directed to Sc
cure and display In the hall a service
nag. with seven stars thereon, repre-
senting the seven members of the tent
now in the service.
Mount Vernon Tent. No. ( Tuesday
night had one application fled and on
next Tuesday night will have an initiA-
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The Grand Lodge officers met We'd
nesday night to make assignments of
installing officers for the subordinate
lodges for the ensuing year.
Webster Lodge. No. Z, is planning a
class initiation. Past Grand Chancellor
Dickman Tuesday night said results
continued favorable for the institution
of the Home Lodge.
Myrtle Lodge. No. rs, in addition to
the election of officers, will confer the
esquire and knights ranks Tuesday
evening. This lodge has issued with
drawal cards to several of its former
members so that they may deposit the
cards in the proposed Home Lodge.
Calanthe Lodge, No. IL, elected off,
GERS Monday night as follows: Louis v.
Stevenson, chancellor commander; J.
w Hargett, vice chancellor: John
Adams. ST., master at arms: Roger
Thompson, master of work; Israel Som
mers, prelate: Ben C. McQuay. keeper
of records and seal; Lee B. Emery, in
ner guard: Joseph Mace. outer guard:
Grand Lodge representatives, w. A
.Kimmel. T. E. Landon, c. w lHender-
son. Israel SommerS and George w.
Hall. The auditing committee is COM
posed of w. A. Kimmel, Israel Sommers
and Hayward Beall.
The announcement has been made of
the reappointment of Col. Thomas E.
Landon as aid e-camp on the staff OF
Maj. Gen w. H Loomis of the Uniform
Rank.
Washington Company. No. /. Uniform
Rank. Wednesday night elected officers
Is follows: G. G. Creesey. captain. r. L.
Glading. first lieutenant; F. A. Mein-
niger. second lieutenant; b. r. Sher-
wood recorder: Roger A. Reeves, treas
urer; Harvey Glading. chaplain; R. A.
Reeves. trustee for three years; guard
(appointed), w. T. Baum; sentinel Gap
pointed), Max Rosenthal. The company
has purchased 5000 worth of liberty
bonds Capt. Cressey informed the
company that this was his farewell
meeting for some time. as he expected
to join the aviation service. Past
Grand Chancellor John B. Dickmsn was
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Pythian Sisters.

Friendship Temple. No. .. followed its
regular business meeting wednesday
night with q social
Mrs Lola Marks will entertain the
Past Chiefs Association at fits monthly
meeting Thursday night.
Rathbone Temple. No. 8, Friday night
gave Grand Chancellor Melick and other
officers OF the Pythian Grand Lodge a
fraternal welcome Short talks were
made by the visitors and the grand
chancellor was the recipient of q testi-
monial from the temple. Musical num-
bers by an orchestra and recitations
made up the program presented by the
committee Of arrangements. headed by
Miss NJ Josephine Jarboe-
Rathbone Temple has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term:
Mrs. Daisy Wightman, past chief: Mrs.
Marian Gefman. most excellent chief:
Miss Demarest Simpson, excellent
senior; Miss Pearlie Lease. excellent
junior: Mrs. Ethel Johns. manager;
Mrs. Bertha Williams. mistress OF rec
ords and correspondence (re-elected):
Mrs Della Nichols. mistress Of finance
(re-elected): Mrs. Laura Leese, pro
tector: Mrs. Katherine HUM. outer
guard. H. Elkton Smith was reelected
drill master. with Israel Sommers as
assistant The temple announces a
class Initiation December %.
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Knights Of Columbus.

Potomac Council Monday night con-
ferred the first degree. The council
will not meet again until January II,
the raeeting for December "a having
been called off.
Washington Council exemplified the
first degree Tuesday evening, and
Lecturer Grogan presented pro-
gram OF entertainment. As the
second meeting this month falls on
Christmas day, it has been changed to
Friday. December 81. This also will
be the date of the annual Christmas
day, will have charge Of the music.
Fred A. Webster. Harold p Kelly, Ray
mond Rutledge and Adolph H. WIGHT,
all of Washington Council, were report
ed on duty at Indian Head.
Next Wednesday night the local court
Of the Daughters Of Isabella will hold
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. meeting IN X. Of q han follow1ne
to INTRODUCES = isrxe humber Of new
arrivals In Washington whom the
Daughters are trying 70 mako feel at
home The Daughters OF Isabella also
Will entertain 1T o dance Saturday
evening the soldiers Of the neishbeE1n6
camp.
Last night the Country Club gayp .
dance at the clubhouse. sixty couples
Degnan held q personally conduoted
straw ride to the clubhouse The
''riders." about forty in number. left
K OF c. Hall in a large auto truck at
s pm.
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Woman S Benefit Association,

Liberty Union Review. No. 6, Tues
day night gave one member the obli-
cation and elected the following Of
ficers: Mrs. Byrd. commander; Mrs
Coleman. lieutenant commander; Mrs.
Gregory. past commander; Mrs. Mat
tingly, chaplain: Mrs. Weeks, record
keeper: Mrs Luckett, finance auditor:
Mrs. Dill, 1ady-at-arms; Mrs. Mosely,
sergeant; Mrs. Moore, sentinel, and
MRS Columbus, picket. Mrs. DobrowoI-
SKI was reelected captain of the
guards. The color bearers will be an
pointed by the new commander the
second Tuesday IN January. There will
be no meeting Christmas night
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Order of the Eastern Star.

Electa Chapter. No. 2. will have
charge of the religious services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. Edward
H. Lamar will off1ciate.
Ruth Chapter. No. /, will install it's
new officers tomorrow night in Masonic
Hall, Brightwood.
Past Grand Matron Jessie w. Cowles
W i'll install the officers-elect of Fidelity
Chapter Tuesday evening.
Thursday evening Esther Chapter.
No. 5. will install the following Of
|ficers: Mrs. Theodore Cunningham
matron: Charles f. Baldwin. patron:
Miss Elizabeth D. TabIer, associate
matron, Mrs, Charlotte NJ. Pine secre-
tary; Mrs. Alice r. Bradley. treasurer;
Mrs Sarah NJ. Mcqueen, conductress,
and Mrs. Eta w. Davis, associate con-
ductress.
Tuesday evening Electa Chapter
elected officers as follows: Mrs. Mary f.
Benhoff, matron: DR.. Charles c. Fletcher,
patron: Mrs. Ella Fillius, associate ma
iron; Mrs. Elsie S. Robinson, secretary,
reelected, eighteenth term; Mrs. E. L.
Gator treasurer; Reelected. seventh
ductress; Mrs. Ethel scantlebury, asso-
ciate conductress, and Mrs, Mary T.
OBrien (re-elected) representative
board of directors Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. These officers win be in
stalled at a special meeting Thursday.
The meeting for December IS has been
called off.
Ascension Chapter. No 20, has elected
officers as follows: Matron, Flora C.
Dyer. reelected; patron, John T..
Rhodes: associate matron. Amy G.
Thompson; secretary. Archer n. Cor
win; treasurer. Ida NJ Huston: con-
ductress. Agnes Dix: associate con-
ductress. Harriet A. Corwin. Coffee and
cake were served. The chapter will
meet again Friday.
| Temple Chapter. No. 10, Monday night
elected the following officers: Mrs
Emma Demaray. matron; Alfred B.
Crossley. patron; Mrs. Sarah D. Watts,
associate matron: Mrs. Fannie M.
Lyles. conductress; Mrs. Esther v,
Cross, associate conductress: Mrs.
Emma ]. Smith, secretary, and Mrs.
Luella Bailey, treasurer, Mrs. Skeen
and Mrs. Miller, the former secretary
and treasurer. both declined REFLECTOR,
The officers will be installed Decem-
Der "a.
| Tuesday evening Mizpah Chapter. No.
| s, has invited the fraternity in general
to witness the installation of its newly
elected officers. as follows: Mrs Aida A.
ILintler. matron; Thomas Lewis, patron;
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Fitted With Ice-Breaking Flows.

In preparation for service on the ice
covered river. the tug James o. Carter
of the Taylor fleet and the tug Miner
va, belonging to the Columbia Granite
and Dredging Company. have been fitted
with their ce-breaking blows. It is
stated other tugs will have plows put
on them should the ice not break nm
before the first OF the year.
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Odd Fellows.

LODGES.
Nonday-IAngdou, No. "a degEse:
Onion. No. II, business.
Tussday--Amity. No. ~. degree; Weah-
tnKton. No. 6, and Golden Rule. NO.
p. business; Mt. Pleasant. No. %.
election.
wednesday-Easeern. No. {: Friendship.
No. II. and Federal City. No. II.
degree; Harmony. No. 9. busfness.
Thursday-Columbia. No. 10, and Cove
nant. No. l3. degree; Phoenix. No.
%. business
Friday--Metropciis, No. 10. degree;
Central, No. /. business.
ENCAMPMENTS.
wednesday-Mount Nebo. No. 9, busi-
ness.
Thursday No. 1. business
Frtday-Magenenu, No. 4. 6usineas-
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
Snturday-Canton Washingtou. No. !,
drill and social.
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LODGES.
Monday-Potomac, No. s, q. A.: Anacos-
tia. No. q. N. n. hg past m.sters;
P PsasslDeai NO. rs s., Il 4 Z. NJ mount
Tuesday-National, No. II. n. NJ: Ar
minus, No. Is, business; Myron N.
Parker. No. "a, e. A.
Wednesday-Grand Lodge, grand mas
ter's address. IAN subordinate
iodse m meetings for the evening
Thursday-Hiram, No. 10. d. A.: La
Fayette. No. 10, installation Of Of
- hcers.
Friday-Lebanon, No. z. 3. 4.
saturday-St. Johns, No. II. 3. A.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesday.La Fayetts. No: s, a; A;
Friday-School Of Instruction.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR C0NfMANDERIEs.
Monday-orient, No. s. Order Of the
Temple.
Friday-Coiumbia. No. 2. Red Cross.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Monday-washington Council. NJ. !,
rnursdsyMAaonirsm Council, No. 2.
election Of officers.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday-Mithras Lodge Of Perfection.
business; Evangelist Chapter, Knights
Rose Croix. fifteenth degree.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tuesday-Almas Temple. Mystic Shrine.
Elks' Hall, short form ceremonial.
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Knights of Pythias-

LODGES.
Monday-Amaranth, No. %, and Century.
No. 80, election of officers.
Tuesday--Webster. No. Z; Excelsior. No.
IA, and Capital. No. "a. election Of
officers. Myrtle, No. Is, esquire and
knight ranks and election Of officers.
Neutrality-suspicious. Vernon, No. 8. bust
ness. Equal. No. IT. election Of on
GERS.
Thursday-Franklin, No. 2. election Of
officers
Friday-Syracusians, No. TO- business.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
Wednesday-Friendship Temple, No. 8,
business.
Thursday-Past Chiefs Association,
monthly meeting.
Friday-Rathbone Temple, No. 8. initia-
ton.
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initiated and made . patriotic tank also.
praasfng the good record Of Capt
Cressey.
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Electa Chapter. No. 2. will have
charge of the religious services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home this
afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Edward
H. Lamar will off1ciate.