The Washington herald., 1917-06-17

due 70 press Of business, He was
given an ovation.
Sovereign c. r. King was report
ed confined at Sibley Hospital suf-
fering from dangerous accident
while motoring several days ago. Sov-
ereign King Is an employe Of the Gov
ernment Printing Office and would be
ssd sbs 70 hsye .t Ps feDas eD yss NAM a.
Neither, Is confined to his home by ill-
ness He will be glad 10 have his
friends visit him at 26s6 Myrtle ave-
nue. northwest.
Old Glory Camp will unyeil Sunday,
June H. the monument erected at
ory Of its late sovereign, Basil BealI.
a special train will be chartered over
the Washington, Baltimore. and An-
napolis Railway line to carry the
Woodmen of the World party. The
officers Of Old Glory Camp with its de-
and other sovereigns are cordially in
pited. The train win leave Fifteenth
and New York avenue at ! p. m, ana
Fifteenth and H streets northeast at
l:l5 ,. m. The services at the ceme-
@ soniss payd Gf aa orsSI oS
rites, an oration BY Miss Susie Jost OF
Willow Grove, Woodmen Circle; rec
itation,. singing Of abide With Me"
by w. A. Fraser Camp. no. Il, quar-
tet.s and cornet solo by;Mr. Warwick
Spates, The camp extends cordial
invitation to all members OF the fra
ternity to attend. In the event OF In
element weather the unyeiling will be
held the next fair Sunday.
IT. r.o.4o.., fyI,,h 10. ,oouastaA .
visitation to Cedar Camp. No. II. at
Postofiice Hall, Park road between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets TO
be held Wednesday, June 20. Each
camp Is requested to send as many
representatives to Cedar Camp on this
night as possible. W. A. Fraser Camp
will be represented by a large delega-
ton. including its debate team. The
next meeting Of the Boosters Club win
be held Monday night at Woodmen OF
the World hall. Four-and-a-Half and
@ streets southwest The camps are
earnestly urged to send all OF their
delegates to this meeting. The mem
bers unable to attend may be repre-
sented by any ofiicer Of their camp by
a written proxy.
National Camp will meet Wednesday
night at Masonic Hall. Anacostia, and
expects srS to have a very lively meeting.
portant information to give the camp.
Three candidates are expected to be
given the protection degree by the de-
gree team. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended TO all Woodmen to witness this
exhibition on wednesday night. A con-
test for membership Is TO be inau-
gurated.
Oak Camp will meet Wednesday
night at Northeast Masonic Temple,
Twelfth and IT streets northeast. II
was announced some time ago that
Consul Commander Benny Williams
had been elected as captain of Com
pany A. 1O3d Regiment. This was in
correctly stated, and the Camp has
announced that Sovereign C. A. Cole
was elected captain OF Company A,
lGSd Regiment, and is in command.
being one OF the best drilled fraternal
companies in the District of Columbia.
Much credit is due Capt. Cole for his
unttring efforts. The degree team will
initiate a class of candidates on We'd
nssday aud invites all Woodmen to
Elm Camp No. will meet Thurs
day night at Old Masonic Temple,
Ninth and F streets northwest. This
camp has one of the largest mem
berships in the District and will ini-
ing.
Cedar Camp No. II will meet at
Postoffice Hall, Park road between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
northwest, on Wednesday night, and
wishes to request its members to be
present to receive the visitors from
the various camps on the occasion
Of the visitation ordered by the Boost
ers' Club. The officers and members
OF this camp assures the Boosters
Club a hearty welcome.
W. A. Fraser Camp No. 1I met last
Monday night with one of the larg-
est attendances of its existence.
Among the visitors were Sovereign
Neberner, White Lake Camp, New
ark, Del: State Manager Mcconnell,
Oak Camp No. s; Sovereign Louis II.
Kellogg, and Col Wiltshire. both OF