The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
Woodmen Of the World.

The Boosters Club met at Old
Glory's Hall last Tuesday, Oak. Elm.
National. Frazier and Old Glory being
represented President Albert Whit
worth told the club what was going
to, be carried on this- winter. Sow
ereIsn Mcconnell gave the club an
agreeable surprise when he teId
them of the. large amount OF money.
the club made with. the Sibley Shows.
On Tuesday. October 30, the Home
Rides; made UP OF Woodmep, will
meet at Old Glory Eall, Third street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
All Woodmen are asked TO set this
night aside and be present at this
meeting. Good speakers will speak.
and the entertainment committee
will have a good program.
Alpha Camp. No. ], i. w. o. w.,
held it's bi-Inonthiy meeting October
Is. Those who attended this meeting
were sren1inded of the fact that oc-
tober b the anniversary month OF the
founding Of the camp by Hugh p.
McKevitt and large number of char
ter members then employed in the
Government Printing once. Many
Of those on the charter list are still
actiye members of the camp. and a
fCuntOu VI tIlt lOunutFS OF Alpud
Camp is contemplated in the near
future. Alpha Camp meets again
Monday. November s.
Old Glory Camp No. 3 met Tues
day night at Third and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. with a large num-
ber of their own members and quite
a. few visitors. The Boosters Club
paid their regular visit to this camp
xryAe
Camp obligated John Nolan for Ma
tionai Camp. as the sovereign ex-
poets to go away before National
meets next month The great and
only satisfier of Old Glory. Sovereign
Doyle, was on the Job.
Oak Camp No. 4 meets the first
Wednesday in November. All SOW
ereigns are invited to attend. Con-
sui Commander Williams will make
an address on the benefits of Wood
craft. Col. w. G. Stott has some-
thin interesting to tell, the members
who have not attended the last few
meetings. Mayor John Hefferman,
one OF Woodcrafts workers, has re-
turned to Washington after spending
four months at his country home in
Southampton, n. Y.
ne Oh Elm lamp NO. D
was greatly enjoyed by the members
present, one of the principal fea-
lures being the thirteen applications
turned in: which goes to prove that
this camp is going to have some
large work for their degree teams
In the near future. A fine program
las been made up for the next meet
ms 3nd all members Of Elm are ask
ed to be present on that night. Sow
-reign Austin rendered his resigna-
ion as a members of the Boosters
Club, having Joined the Aviation
Corps. L. S. A, and will soon leave
for the training field.
National Camp, No. IL, will hold its
next meeting on the third Wednesday
In November. when a large class will
be initiated. This camp has one of
the best-drilled teams in Washing
ton, and much credit Is due Capt.
Kimmerling for his untiring efforts
to keep 1t out in the front.
Mount Vernon Camp, No. S, will
hold its next meeting the first Mon
day in November. when a large class
OF candidates will be initiated Sow
ereign Schoneberger will give an in
terseting talk for the benent of Mount
Vernon Camp. and asks that all
members be present
w: A. Frazier Camp No. IA, had
spirited meeting last Monday, many
visitors being present. Capt Arthur
F. johnson, of the United States
army transport service, spoke. Fraz-
Ter Camp will have an automobile
truck in front of its hall Sunday at.
O'Clock, going to Camp Meade As
this automobile can only carry fifteen,
those desiring to go had better come
early. The price is 81.