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Masonic.

Washington Centennial, No. IA,
PM. religious services at Masonic
Temple.
Potomac, No. 3. +. &.
benjamin. b. French. No. 10. +. c.
Anacoetia, No. Il, L. Q.
Pentaipha, No. -. NJ. NJ
Mount Pleasant, No. 50, f. y
sKins David. No. IS. reception to
Grand Master Witten.
washington Centennial. No. IA, F. c.
Osiris. No. 26. e. a.
Ia fayette. No. 10, n. NJ.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
La Fayette. No. =. p. NJ. and NJ. L. NJ.
Washington Naval. No. 6. grand
visitation.
"Wednesday
Capital. No. IL. social.
Mount Pleasant. No. IS. special,
grand visitation.
School Of instruction.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CoAIMANDER1Es.
Monday
orient, No. :. business.
Friday
Columbia. No. .. order of the temple.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Monday
washington Council. No. 1. installa-
ton Of officers.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday
Mithras Lodge of Perfection, business.
Evangelist Chapter. Knights Rose
Croix, eighteenth degree.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tuesday
Kallipolis Grotto. ladies night
New willard.
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made plans to celebrate it's third an
nfversary February .. Great Junior
Sycamore E. r.. Boyer. who IL also the
chief of records OF the tribe, who had
been confined to his home with grip.
was reported able to be about again.
Sachem Hobbs of Seneca Tribe has
appointed w. H. King and d. J. Mar
vim first and second sannaps. A. T.
Evans and ]. Bland Smoot. guards. and
w. c. Smoot. J. f. Holmes. G. f. Alt
mann. and J. B. Altman. jr., warriors.
By special dispensation the tribe con-
ferred the three degrees on three can
didates Friday. Four new applications
were reported on the table.
Idaho Tribe. No. 15. at its last meet
ing accepted the report of its finance
committee. which shows that during
the past year s1.2ss.5S was expended
for relief work, and that the total
assets of the tribe amounts to "a per
capita of S25.11. Sachem Sander an
nounced the following appointments:
w. T. Thompson. guard of the forest: !:
A. Katz, guard of the wigwam: Lee
Garner. finance committee: w. II. Ker-
per and N. Katz. sannaps, and Ben3a-
min Leatherman. organist. Lunch was
served while the members of the
Blackface Club. with Thomas and
Vaughan as endmen. entertained.
Sioux Tribe, No. IS. will hold a pub
evening. An elaborate program has
been prepared by the committee in
charge. Sachem Henry J. Gompers ex-
poets to have several prominent speak
ers to address the assembly. Members
and their friends are invited to attend.
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The event of the week in Eastern
Star circles was the arrival Wednes-
day of Mrs. Emma c. Ocobock, most
worthy grand matron Of the General
Grand Chapter of the United States.
and the reception given in her honor
at the New Willard by the Grand Chap
ter of the District and the constituent
chapters. an account of which has al
ready been published in The Star.
Mrs. Ocobock was. matter of
course. the guest of honor at the open
ing session of the Grand Chapter
Thursday evening. and she also in
stalled the officers of the new Unity
Chapter. No. %. at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral. Friday afternoon. when the
new chapter was constituted and con-
secrated by Grand Matron Ida V. Faber
and Grand Patron Ben w. Murch.
Mrs. OcobOck was elected most
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Grand Chancellor Dickman states that
names are coming in daily for enroll
ment In the new Home Lodge" to be
formed in a short time. The proposed
amendments to the grand statutes to
meet the requirements for the new
lodge have been prepared and will be
presented at the coming sssion Of the
Grand Lodge by Past Grand Chancel-
Ior William A. Kimmel
franklin Lodge. No. 2, which pre-
sented the page rank at its last meet
ing. will have the esquire rank Thurs
day night.
Syracusians Lodge. No. 10. will confer
the knight rank Friday evening. Ap-
large class. on which the work will be-
gin February %. in observance of the
anniversary Of both the order itself and
the insurance branch. as designated by
Supreme Chancellor Brown.
The officers Of calanthe Lodge were
installed Monday night by Grand Chan
cellor Dlckman. assisted by Grand
Prelate Henderson. Past Grand Chan
ceilor kfmmel. acting as grand mas
ter er-at-arms. and Past Chancellor Yount,
acting as grand keeper of records and
seal.
The ways and means committee at it's
meeting last night made arrangements
for an outing Of the order at Marshall
Hall in July.
Columbia Lodge, No. 2s. Wednesday
night had it's officers installed by the
grand chancellor, assisted by Supreme
Representative Kahlert as acting
grand prelate, Grand Keeper of Rec
ords and Seal H. ]. Gasson and Past
n
as acting grand master-at-arms
Excelsior Lodge. No. Il, has elected
Its junior past chancellor, DR.. Freder-
lex Yates. as its representative to the
Grand Lodge in place Of A. b. Duke,
who resigned to give DR.. Yates the
honor.
Century Lodge. No. 80, reports the
return to its fold of one of its old
members. DIR. B. H. Swain, which makes
two recently received by that lodge,
the other being T. ]. Daily.
Calanthe Lodge. No. II. has lost one
OF It's earliest members by the death OF
Past Chancellor Joseph Cole, which
occurred Tuesday night He was given
Pythfan burial by the lodge on Friday
Deputy Imperial Prince Samuel NJ
Pearson has announced a meeting OF
Ascaion Temple. No. 81, Dramatic Order
Knights of Khoras assan. for Monday
night. January %, for election of Off
GERS and the transaction of other inn
portant business.
The officers OF Decatur Lodge. No. 9
were Installed Monday night by Grand
Vice Chancellor F. H. Melick, acting as
deputy grand chancellor, assisted by
Past Supreme Representative. J. 3. Con.
ner. as grand vice chancellor: Supreme
Representative Albert Kahlert, as
grand prelate; Past Grand Chancellor
H. NJ. Vandervort, as grand master-at
ars. and Past Grand Chancellor H. J
Gasson, grand keeper of records and
seal. The officers of the lodge were ali
present except the master-at-arms
who was excused After the installa-
tion Past Chancellor Mitchell Hanson
presented to the retiring chancellor
commander, Kelsey Saul, on behalf OF
the lodge. an emblematic ring, in token
of appreciation OF his services. Col A
j. Houriet, superintendent of the in
surance branch, spoke on the auxili-
aries of the order. The installing Off
GERS also made addresses.
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Woman S Benefit Association.

In the recent contest in Mount ver-
non Review. No. 2, the army" with
Recordkeeper Mrs. Mary A. Van Ness
in command. secured more members
than "the navy" SO at the meeting Mon
day evening Commander Mrs. Hattie +.
Taylor and her assistants served n tur-
key dinner. with seventy-fve present
Remarks were made by Deputy Su-
preme Commander Mrs. Mabel T. La
Rue, District Commander Mrs. Welch
and others. Miss Jeanette Buck, nc-
companied by Miss Lucille Buck. sang
two solos.
Liberty Union Review. No. 6. met Mt
Pythian Temple Tuesday night. Four
new members were initiated-Aiss Fan
ME Huntington. Miss Clara Jeter. Mrs.
Mary Horton and Mrs. Elisabeth Co
lumbus. Deputy Supreme Comma nder
Mrs. Mabel T. La Rue congratulated the
review on winning the loving cup at
the December rally. IT was decided 10
give "A card party January 30. hefresh-
ments were served.
A luncheon for the commanders OF
the reviews in the District was given
Wednesday by Mrs. Mabel t. La kue.
deputy supreme commander. at her
apartment in the Portland. The table
centerpiece was a basket OF Hadiey
roses and farleyense ferns from which
red riDDOnS enQln8 Win u flauicS IOe'
reached to each guests place. The
place cards were hand-colored girls
representing the various seasons with
appropriate costumes. After the lunch
en- the guests held a meeting, at which
arrangements were completed for the
annual dance and card party TO be held
at the Raleigh Hotel February IL.
Those present were Mrs. Chrfstlana
Shafer, Mrs. Elizabeth Cornish, Mrf.
Lille NJ Lambath. Mrs. Fannie Z. Wal
ters, Mrs Jennie Waddy. Mrs. Hattie
Taylor. Mrs. A. n. Welch and Mrs. 10
telia " Huntington. Mrs. Taylor was
appointed chairman of the dance COM
mittee Mrs. Cornish secretary and
Mrs. shannon treasurer. The commit
tee in charge of the card party Is Mrs.
Josie Frailey. chairman. with Mesdames
Shafer Waddy. Killeen and Welch as
sisting Mrs. Mary killeen. commander
of Georgetown Review. No. 10, was III
and unable to attend the luncheon
Mrs. Ida ]. Maxwell. senior past COM
mander of the District of Columbia
and past deputy supreme commander
for Maryland. Delaware and District OF
Columbi who is in Columbia Hospital
for Women. where she underwent a
surgical operation. is reported TO be
recovering.
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Improved Order of Red Men.

The great sachem, assisted by the
great chiefs, installed the following
chiefs of Usage Tribe. No. 6. Monday
night: Sachem. w. S. Fowler; senior
sycamore, George Cummings; Junior
sycamore. s. L. Savage; prophet. L. H.
Bergman; chief of records. W. N.
Alexander; keeper of wampum. j. +.
Springman (twenty-f1fth consecutive
term); sannaps, r. D. Seiffert and o. C.
Sabin. and guards of the wigwam,
Messrs. Whitman and d. A. Harvey. At
lunch was served. Past Great Sachem
DIR. W. S. Whitman announced that in
few days he would leave for a tour
of the southern states. conf1ning his
travels east of the Mississippi river.
The members wished him Godspeed and
a safe return.
The sachem of Logan Tribe has made
the following appointments: E. Dwyer.
A. Massey, w. White and W. Clark, as
braves: Z. Souder, H. INLAY, +. BENNETT
and g. Ickleberger. as warriors; Messrs.
Brooks and Boettler, as sannaps, and F.
Shepard and G. Phearson, as guards OF
the wigwam and forest. The tribe en-
joyed the distinction of having its off,
GERS installed by Junior Past Great
Sachem Bunch and Senior Past Great
Sachem Wilson. the latter having been
great sachem about fifty years ago and
Mr.. Bunch last year.
Sachem CLANCY of Osceola Tribe has
made the following appointments:
First and second sannaps, W. J. Car
roll and c. n. Parks: guard OF wig
wan. c. Knowles. and guard or Iorest,
George Kolb. Messrs. Stump and Mer-
Ger. who have been sick, were reported
very much improved. Frank Lorts OF
Saganaw Tribe, Long Island City, N. T.,
and Mr.. Strobel OF Logan Tribe made
addresses.
Redwing Tribe at its last meeting
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after which the committee appointed
to procure q new stereopticon gave a
demonstration Of the machine selected.
1t was authorised to purchase 1t.
Among the visitors were District Dep
uty Grand Master Hawkins of Mary
land and a delegation from tOriofe
Lodge of Hyattsville. Next "Wednesday
a brief business session will be held,
owing to the Grand Lodge meeting.
Noble Grand Jones announces the Sec
ond degree for January "a.
Golden Rule Lodge, No. 81, Tuesday
night unanimously elected F. A. Nor
way to succeed himself as representa-
tive to the /. o. o. F. Home Association.
Mr.. Norway has been prominent In the
affairs of the home and as member of
the board of trustees.
The lodge also elected a candidate for
membership by transfer and received
an application for reinstatement from
a former member.
pointed for the ensuing term: Finance,
J. A. Qufsenbetry, w. B. Irwin and L. H.
Bailey; entertainment, W. H Macarthur,
who will later appoint his assistants,
and the press committee, H. c. r.
A rising vote of, thanks was unani-
mously extended to Lorin H. Bailey,
retiring noble. grand, for faithful per-
formance Of duties.
The second degree is scheduled for
Mount Pleasant Lodge Tuesday even
ing. Noble Grand William E. Andrews
has announced the following entertain
ment committee Past Grands Bert "
Wolfe. John J. Verleger and Robert w.
B. Roe, to present some feature OF
amusement at each meeting when de-
gree work is not scheduled.
Installing Officer Armentrout and his
assistants were highly commended by
members of the Grand Lodge of Vir-
ginia for the manner in which the in
stallation ceremonies were conducted
at Falls Church and Alexandria. More
than 100 members from this jurisdiction
accompanied the team.
Following routine business, Mount
Nebo Encampment, Wednesday even
ing, will attend the session of the Grand
Lodge at Odd Fellows Hall, 423 7th
street northwest.
Chief Patriarch Charles P Sample has
announced several important commit
tees. and from present indications 1t
is said the degree staff will be brought
1t is said to be now reasonably GER
tain that the plans for a new build
ing on the site Of the present 7th street
hall will be carried through. The ar
chirect. w. s. PLACER, has his plans and
specifications completed and a build
ing committee has been organized BY
the board Of trustees owning the prop
erty. with E. w. Bradford, P. g. NJ, and
G. R., as chairman. The work is being
pushed as rapidly as possible.
1t is expected the bids will be in with
In few days. and the announcement
of contract for the erection of build
ing to cost about a quarter of q million
dollars. will be made.
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camp. The new officers of the canton
are: A. H. Noakes. captain; Harry L..
ANDERSEN. lieutenant; Oscar o. Daumer,
ensign: Col. s. f. Boyce. clerk, and
Frank D. Seffert. accountant At the
close of the ceremony needs of the
canton were generally debated. and it
was decided that regular drills must be
held. instead of devoting Saturday
issued orders that there will be drill
for one hour every second and third
Saturdays of each month, beginning at
pm. sharp. The fourth Saturday in
each month Will be devoted entirely to
the social features.
An invitation was accepted to attend
the inspection OF Canton Alexandria.
No. I. OF Alexandria, Va. Monday even
ing. January 2s. As Canton Aiexan-
in comforting the decoration of chiv-
airy In December. Maj Gen. E. w.
Bradford, chief of stan, assisted by the
staff officers. will inspect Canton Alex
andria, No. ]. The preliminary report
of the inspection of Canton Washing
ton was received and the rating was
announced as highly satisfactory The
advisa bility of attending the session
OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge in Sep
tember, at Louisville, KY, was dis
cussed, and it was decided that prepa-
rations be commenced at once with
regular drills and to make all other
arrangements for the trip.
The bowling league has resumed
games. and. as the end of the second
series draws to a close, the contests
have become more interesting and
closer in results. Harmony Lodge, No.
8, has entered team in lieu of that
OF Washington Lodge, and it is report
ed 1t has a strong lineup. At the
recent meeting of the league President
Lawson extended his congratulations
to all members.
Federal City Lodge. No. 20. con-
ferred the drst degree Wednesday,
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Independent OrderRechabites

Eagle Tent Friday night enrolled
James c. Parker. past High Tent deputy
ruler; B. L. White and Joseph Hodgson.
The special committee reported the
sixty-eighth anniversary of Eagle Tent
would be celebrated Sunday night. jan
uary Fl. in Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church. 5th and c streets southeast,
and that Senator Wesley L. Jones and
Representative John G. Cooper of Ohio
would speak.
John r. Mahoney reported that at
the mass meeting in behalf of the Shep-
pard bill, held in the National Theater.
Eagle Tent was represented by BAN
ner on the platform inscribed Eagle
Tent, l. o. of Rechabites. Chartered
184S," with T. F. & j. letters in q circle.
William 3. Kelley of Jehu Tent was
called to the chair to preside, after in
teresting remarks. and addresses were
made by James C. Parker. Joseph Hodg-
son, Richard Policy, b. II. White, e. H.
Harris. c. c. Coakley, George Beller.
Jesse W. Tull. John Il. Mahoney. Charles
Taylor. Thomas Evans. William Whit
tington. W. =. Kelley. jr.; Charles Will
liams and j. c. Eller, past Tigh Tent
chief ruler.
South Washington Tent, No. 1886, has
installed the following officers: Miss
Emma Baurman. deputy ruler; Mrs.
Emma J. S. Murry, recording secretary;
Miss Mary Murry. financial secretary !;
Mrs. Annie E. Grigsby. treasurer; Mrs.
Mary L. Salkeld. shepherd: Miss Ellie
Allen, levite: James Miller. Inner
guard, and Lester Elf, outer guard.
A committee of three has been appoint
ed to meet a joint committee to con-
slider means for the advancement Of the
order.
Loyal Tent elected and installed Off
GERS Wednesday evening as follows:
Shepherd, Mrs. Belle Markward; chief
ruler. Jesse w. Tull: past c. R., Mrs.
Blanche Sheckells; d. R.. George NJ.
Markward; treasurer. p. J. Cooksey /;
recording secretary. T. w. Newman: ::
levite. Viola Markward: I. g., George
B. Atkinson; o. g., Sam De Nedry.
High Tent Chief Ruler Charles T.
Carroll installed the officers. assisted
by T T. Hurdle as High Tent levite.
ghost social" and box party will
be given Wednesday evening.
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Columbia Lodge. No. 10. Thursday
night had its full corps of officers in
stalled by William J. Rich, P. g. NJ.
and q delegation from Eastern Lodge.
The following are the new officers: No
BILE grand. Thomas Humphreys; vice
grand, Luther Strobel: recording secre-
tary, E. C. Grumley; financial secretary.
J. d. Yoakley; treasurer. T. w. Fowler.
p. G. NJ: representatives to the Grand
Lodge, ]. D. Yoakley, S. 9. Taylor. c. d.
Shackelford, F. F. Alexander. H. F.
Allwine. E. c. Grumley, E. I. Baldwin.
G. w. Billings, W. w keck, p. Mead,
]. L. Brimer, J. Strobel. F d. Seiffert
and II. S. Petty. The reports for the
wear showed a gain in membership.
Past Grand NJ H. Friedman of Excel
sior Lodge, No. II. assisted by past
grands from the same lodge. installed
Lodge, No 26. Monday evening: No
BILE grand. Allen NJ. Laster; vice grand.
H. NJ. Hilldrup; recording secretary. M.
s. FALL financial secretary, Fred N. Da-
Wis: treasurer. W. B. Ran6ail- Ihe term
report showed a gain Of 10 per cent had
been made in membership during the
year.
The Grand Encampment will convene
in semi-annual session Tuesday even
ing in the encampment room OF !. .. y.
F. Hall. Grand Patriarch Henry F. ALI
wine will render his report covering
the work of the several subordinate en-
campments for the terms ended Janu-
lating to the encampment branch will
be submitted for consideration. All
past chief patriarchs have been re-
auested to attend. Those who have not
received the Grand Encampment de-
gree will report to the grand scribe to
receive it.
The Grand Lodge will convene in an
nual session Wednesday evening, when
Grand Master Hope will submit his re-
ports of the work Of the order in this
jurisdiction during the past year. The
Grand Lodge degree will be conferred
upon all past 2rands whose credentials
meet the approval of the Grand Lodge.
The election of officers also will take
place. 1t is expected the session will
continue through Thursday evening.
Fred D. Stuart Encampment, No. Z,
had it's new officers installed by Grand
Patriarch Henry F. Allwine, assisted by
a corps of grand officers. Tuesday even
ing. as follows: Chief Patriarch. r. B.
PLACER; high priest. w. ]. Rich; senior
warden. I. r. SchWinger; junior war
den. r. L. Sartin: scribe. J. d. Yoakley;
treasurer, j. N. DaVioson. Ihe repoftS
showed the encampment to be in a
good condition numerically and fnan-
cially. Mark T. Landers and Moses
Bretzfelder were accepted into full
membership.
Canton Washington, No. 1, p. NJ. Sat-
urday evening. January 6. had its Of
fcers installed by Mai Gen. E. w.
Bradford, chief of staff, representing
the commander in chief, assisted by
Col. William ]. Rogers, general stan,
as acting adjutant general. and Maj
w. H. Ernest, special departmental aid,
staff general commanding, as aid-de-
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Soceta Caribaldi.

The following officers of the Societa
Garibaldi. an organization composed OF
Americans of Italian birth. were in
stalled last Sunday: President. r. Fa-
brizio: vice president. G. Pirrone: DOR
responding secretary. n. NJ. Cocuxxi;
financial secretary, A. Rubino; treas
urer, L. Capossella; trustees, A. D'Bar-
tolo, L. Vallario and G. Corso; relief
committee, NJ, Mancuso: marshals, s.
Dimisa, A. Russo. G. Finamore and NJ
Anselmo. F. Fabrizio and N NJ Co.
cuzzi have been appointed a committee
be given in the spring by the italian
colony" for the benefit of the Italian
Red Cross.
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Jr. o. u. A. NJ.

Mount Vernon Council. No. 10. ed
nesday night received one application
and elected one candidate to member
been appointed, to he known IA tn.
employment committee. The councillor
reappointed A. c. Columbus as degree
master and John Z. Smaiiwood drill
master. The good of the order COM
mittee held it's monthly meeting. The
hall was decorated with the national
colors by a committee OF Triumph
Council. No. 5, Daughters of America.
Addr esses were made by J. r. Small
wood. w. T. Carter and Past Ma
tional Deputy Councillors John A. II.
Hargett and william NJ. Bobb. Refresh
ments were served.
The next visitation" under direction
of the general good Of the order oom
mittee of the District will be held Rt
Reno Council, No 4S. Tenieytown. Jan
uary Is.
Liberty Bell Council. No. IS. met
Tuesday. Messrs. Oliveri and Stickiey
of Jefferson-America Council were Wis
itors. L. II. Poole was reported sick.
Councillor Page appointed committees
for the ensuing term as follows: Good
of the order. Messrs. Rector, McCul-
loch. Heironemus. Woltz and McC1uns.
delinquents. Messrs. Brady. Brown and
Walker. and B. J. Brown co-worker with
the sick committee. The frst of the
series of visitations will occur Tues
day and the council will meet at 7:10
pm. to enable all members to attend.
Anacostia Council. No. 10. Tuesday
evening. after a short business session.
adjourned to attend the visitation OF An
drew jackson Council. No. 6. In q body.
accompanied by George Z. Hood. pas,
state councillor of North Carolina. also
a member OF the national judiciary. who
was the orator at the visitation. The
meeting was addressed by members from
all the councils. Those who spoke for
No Is were F. c. Prather. J. ID Simpson.
w. M jackson, ]. w. Crawford and ~. ].
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Daughters of America.

Triumph Council No. 8. met Tuesday
for its annual visitation. The hall was
decorated with fiagx The state cvuncilcr
and oficers were welcomed by Councillor
Pansy Schwenk After the books Of In.
council had been examined and the coun-
ell closed a program was rendered as
follows: Vocal solo. Henry Kruger faneS
dance. Eunice Wilson. accompanied b.
Myrtle Burrows: piano solos by Mr..
Owens and Master Oscar kanngiser; pres-
entatton TO State Councillor Mamie How
ell. by r. Conner: TO Deputy Rose Ian
ham. by NJ Scott; to Chairman Of Good
Of Order l. Schwenk. by l. Gr1nbbs. 90
Past Councillor Grinder. by +. caufnan
to Associate Secretary II. Burrows. b,
J. w. Schwenk: TO L. Gruhbe, recordine
secretary. by q. Granger.
The following officers were installed !;
Junior past councillor, y. Grinder; asso-
ciate junior past councillor. r. Brcwninx
Myrtle Burrows. associate vice councillor
Katie Parker: conductor. +. Cook: war
den, second term. NJ Scott: inside son
Chase trustee. lola Shaffer.
Refreshments were served.
The Twentis III Century Club met Janu-
airy with q. X Hopkins. at the Coy
wood. on l. street northwest Mr.. r. Viola
Thompson presiding After the regular
business Messrs Hopkins ard Motherr-
head served refreshments Art calendar
were the souvenirs presented TO each
member by o. Il. Hopkins Tfre ncxi
meeting viii bS with Mrs. Sadie Riley. st
Tenleytown. Saturday.
Fidelity Council, No. 4, met Tuesday
evening. Associate Councillor Mrs. Estelle
Laughton presiding One candidate was
balloted upon. short session wEs held
to enable the members to attend the visi-
tation of the state councillor and her star
to Triumph Council. No. 3.
At the meeting OF Anacostia Council.
No IL. Wednesday evening. Past Coun-
cilor Owens and Associate Past Coun-
cilor Clements were presented with
emblems of the order. after which Mrs.
Rupert of No. IL gave an address. The
degree team has been invited to put or
the degree work at Seat Pleasant Coun b
Gil, No. Z. Friday evening.