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Rebekah Lodges.
MISUNDERSTANDING No. 8. Halloween
party. Masonic Hall. Anacostia.
Friday-Miriam, No. q. degree.

President Mrs. Mary NJ. Dement, and
officers OF the Rebekah Assembly, with
members of the Rebekah degree, will
attend the services at the Congrega-
tional Church. 10th and G streets
northwest. next Sunday. evening The
uembers VIII assemble in the parlors
u the church at 7:30 and enter the au-
.itorium at 7:45 o'clock. President De-
nent has issued invitations to every
member of this and other Jurisdictions
rho may be in the city to attend.
Esther Lodge, No. 5. received Presi-
lent Mrs Mary NJ. Dement, and the as
sembly officers Monday evening, to-
rether with Grand Master Irving r.
;chwinger and officers Of the Grand
,odge The lodgeroom was decorated
With autumn leaves. palms and cut
rowers Noble Grand Miss Bertha Will
Jams welcomed the grand officers, and
9 each officer was introduced he waa
resented with a large chrysanthemum
warden Mrs. Ella v. Mallory exam
ned the officers in the work of the de-
gree. Secretary Werner, after an ex-
animation of the records, reported that
the lodge had increased in membership
Turing the year, and Treasurer Mrs
Alice S. Thomas stated thai, thu dnAnr
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Prescott. Mrs. Ida M. Crown. Mrs. Della
N. Nichols. Mrs. Martha Jarboe, Mrs.
Bertha Williams. Mrs. Addie Freeman.
Mrs. Sara v. Darling. Mrs. Mary Hooper.
Mrs. Kitty Smith. Mrs. Margaret Comm
and Mrs. Lillian Armstrong. Mrs. Adah
Kimmel will be hostess to the associa-
ton at it's meeting next month.
Friendship Temple. No. 9, after its
business meeting Wednesday night en-
tertained members and friends at q
card party in charge Of the ways and
means committee Of the temple. Mrs.
Mary Hooper chairman.
Rathbone Temple. No. 8, observed its
annual roll call Friday night with a
program of music, recitations and
games. The hall was decorated with
flags. autumn foliage, flowers and the
colors Of the order. Supper was served
by the committee In charge. composed
Of Mrs. Minnie Wolfsheimer, chairman: !:
Mrs. Daisy Weightman. Miss Katherine
Emmons, Mrs. Kittie Smith, Mrs. Mary
Hooper. Miss Josephine Jarboe. Mrs.
Bertha Williams, Mrs. Ethel Johns Mrs.
E. Runge and Messrs. Samuel Wolf
sheimer. Israel Sommers, William Johns.
John Prescott, John Geiman and G..
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Royal Arcanum.

Deputy Grand Regent Stephen R.
Takes of Municipal Council delivered
an address on Patriotism" Tuesday
evening at the meeting of Oriental
COUNCIL in old Masonic Temple. A short
talk on the second liberty loan was
given by Supreme Representative Ed
win A. Mess. Regent V. P. Dooley
urged energetic action in the member
ship campaign now in progress. and
announced that two applica tionS for
membership had been received Wal
ter B. Hill made a report on the pro-
posed social session, and Past Grand
Regents w. w. Chase and J. Ed Swaine
made short addresses. Others present
were Grand Trustee r. E. Logan, Past
Regent H. G. Tegeler, ]. H. Grubh.
Corbin Birch. l. c. Morrison, e. G.
King, G. w. Smith. W. T. Moor, ]. Da-
wilson, H. Boddis, c. d. Beatty and
A. r. Herford
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played q piano duet A vocal solo was
given by Mrs. Windsor. e. r. Boyer.
on behalf Of tho tribe. presented to
Mrs. Maury an Indian picture painted
BY a daughter OF W. F. Fowler. Jack
Pershin9 gave recitation. The en-
tertainment was concluded by the Wis
itors and members singing the ma
tional anthem. A lunch was then
served by the committee in charge.
Past Great Sachem G. ]. Johansen. a
member OF Osage Tribe. who died last
Sunday. was a highly respected men,
Der of the order and was great sachem
about sixteen years ago. Idaho Coun-
ell. No. 1. Degree of Pocahontas. of
which he was member. assisted Usage
Tribe and the Great Council at the
funeral services Wednesday.
]. A. Mcpherson. a member of Idaho
Tride. sailed for Porto Rico October
20. with his wife and brother. in quest
of health. He has given many active
years to Redmanship, 1t is said. In his
own tribe and in the Great Council.
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~ Fratern1t1es. ~

camp activities and other branches Of
the War Department. This conference
will be held at 3 pm. tomorrow in the
office of the Secretary of War. Among
those who have already signified their
acceptance of the invitation are Sover-
eign Grand Commander George Elem.
Ing Moore of the Supreme Council or
the Scottish Rite for the Southern
Jurisdiction of the United States; Sow
ereign Grand Commander Barton
Smith. of the Supreme Council OF the
Scottish Rite for the Northern Jurfs-
diction of the United States; George r.:
Corson. general grand high priest OF
the General Grand Chapter of ROYAL
Arch Masons of the United States;
Charles f. Ovenshire. imperial poten.
tate Of the Ancient Arabic Order or
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine. and Ed
ward S. Schmid. grand monarch OF ths
Mystic Order of Yelled Prophets. all OF
whom represent Masonic organizations.
1t is believed by prominent Masons now
in Washington that Secretary BAKER
has evolved a program that will elicit
the hearty and patriotic cooperation or
all fraternities interested in TINS SUD-
ject
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Jr. o. u. A. M.

Edward J. Ross Council. No. "a
Wednesday evening arranged Tor the
transfer of three of its orphans from
Atlanta, Ca, to an asylum in this city.
1t was decided that the degrees would
be conferred on the first and third
Wednesday evenings OF each month
only. An invitation was received from
Andrew Jackson Council. No. q to
participate with It in a Thanksgiving
service at the Metropolitan NJ n
Church November 20.
Capt. G. T. Barksdale of Company n.
Home Defense League Rifles, ans
| nounced that drills in the future would
be held every Tuesday evening at the
Business High School. Sth street and
Rhode Island avenue northwest
Capital Council. No. %. Monday
evening received the applications Of
Grant Miller. Mauris Deakins and Clar-
ence Coulter for membership. Tho
council has invested in liberty bonds
and has advised all its members to do
the same Addresses were made by
Messrs. Carson, Potter. Kinnicutt and
Franklin.
At the meeting of Liberty Bell Coun.
Gil, No. 55, Tuesday evening three apj
plications for membership were re-
elected. A c. Hart, who was injured
in an accident, was reported as Inn
proving. The council has formed two
booster teams for the purpose of in
creasing Its membership. Messrs. Wall
ker and Rector are the leaders. The
winning side is to eat at the expense
OF the losers. The council has voted
to award gold medal to the member
obtaining the greatest number Of aps
plications before January /.
Mount Vernon Council. No. 10, ThurSs
day night elected one applicant to mem.
bershtp. Charles c. Sanderson, chair
man of the good of the order commit
tee, announced a Halloween masquerade
and dance Wednesday night in Wash
ington Hall. Sd and Pennsylvania ave-
! nue. southeast, at $50 o'clock. Mem
| bers of the Daughters of America and
| the Junior Order of United American
Mechanics and their friends are invited.
| An invitation was accepted to attend
the memorial services of Anacostia
Council, No. l6. at the Garden Memorial
Church tonight at o'clock. The an
nual Thanksgiving proclamation of the
National Council has been received, and
December has been set for the day OF
Thanksgiving and prayer"
The council. under good of the order,
purchased fifty-dollar liberty bond.
| Addresses were made by A. c. Mansfield
| of Fred Green Council, No. 50, of East
Durham. \. c.; Past State Councillor
Henry +. Steele of No. 10. Alfred L. Nal.
lonee and +. l.. Fairall OF Beacon Coun.
Gil, No. IS, of Laurel, Nd.
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go for the benefit Of the Red Cross.
The fraternity and its friends are in
vited to attend.
William T. Hunt Chapter, No. 16, ini-
tiated five candidates Thursday evening.
the line being advanced with the asso-
ciate matron, Mrs. Blanche L. Barghau-
sen, in the east. The report OF the en-
Matron Mrs. A. Maud Proctor. and a
substantial amount was appropriated for
the home endowment fund. The chapter
also made provision for purchasing a
liberty bond. The entertainment of the
evening. under the direction Of Mrs.
Julia M. Riley, consisted Of q vocal solo
by Miss Edith NJ. schoneberger; songs
by Mrs. J. Ethel Richards and reading
Clagett Proctor. Refreshments were
served. Some Of the visitors were:
Past Grand Patron George w. Mobray
Associate Grand Patron T. Frank Nor
gan and Mrs. Morgan, Past Patron Mark
II. Barnum and Mrs Barnum Of Brook
land Chapter. oliver Bibler of King
Chapter. Columbus. Ohio; Mrs. Orlando
Ducker of Herndon Chapter, Herndon.
Va, and Miss Kathryn Bayan of Eustis
Chapter, Eustis. Fla
The next regular meeting Of the chap
ter. November s. will bring the chapters
grand visitation. Matron Miss Anna H.
Lander urges the fraternity to be pres
ent.
Martha Chapter. No. 4, Wednesday
evening will entertain the family at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home with
program and refreshments. and Friday
evening the chapter will have its grand
visitation. Patron c. c. Sharah has re-
moved to Philadelphia, but Matron Nell
lie Pattison. in a resume of the chap
ter's accomplishments recently, states
that s40o has been subscribed to the
liberty loan and $75 donated to the
TSnI 10 h4 ntf
Masonic and Eastern Star Home
grounds has turned over $156: the
home endowment committee. 800. and
the auxiliary home board, $500, for the
home building fund. The proceeds of
recent rummage sale netted $l41.
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oial condition of the lodge was splen-
did. and that the lodge had recently
purchased Grand Lodge bonds. Past
Noble Grand Mrs. Marian Geiman. on
behalf Of the lodge. presented to Pres
ident Dement, q set Of silver spoons.
Grand Herald Harry Anderson. chair
man of the entertainment committee.
Remarks were made by Grand Repre-
sentative W. W. MILAN, Grand Master
Irving R Schwinger, Grand Secretary
Frank e. Rapp and other members of
the Grand Lodge. Grand High Priest
Alfred A. Noakes, Grand Senior War
den w. J. Rich, Grand Representative
e. w. Bradford and Grand Sentinel ].
w. Lyons Of the Grand Encampment
were present as guests of the lodge.
served. The number of members at
tending the visitation, 1t Is said. ex-
ceeded all other vieitations for the sea-
son.
Friendship Lodge, No. O. will give a
Halloween party Friday evening in its
lodgeroom in Masonic Temple. Anacos-
tia The program will be unique in
character and is intended as a sur
have been extended to all lodges to
como and bring their friends.
President Mrs. L. Z. B. McChesney
has announced a meeting Of the Ladies'
Auxiliady at the home Of Mrs.
Noakes. lot r street northwest. We'd
nesday evening. At the last meeting
Cen Ritter. commander-in-chie Of the
Patriarchs Militant. and Mrs. Ritter
were entertained by the auxiliary at
the headquarters Of Canton Washing
ton, No. l.
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Knights of Columbus.

The finance committee of the war
fund of the District will meet this
morning at II o'clock In the Knights
| of Columbus Hall William P. Nor
moyle of Spalding Council is chairman
of the committee, which is composed
of the grand knights of the five coun-
| cils. AS the committee did not want
to hinder the second liberty loan drive.
1t Is explained. it's campaign will not
begin until Sunday, November Is.
Tuesday night Washington Council
had as its guests Constantine J. Smith,
chief justice of the District Court of
Appeals; w. Gwynn Gardiner, Commis-
sioner of the District of Columbia, and
Maj. James S. Easily Smith, Judge Ad-
vocate Generals Corps. u S. A.
Ed l. owen was elected to fill the
Office of recorder. vice James II. Weller.
who is now secretary of the knights
! of Columbus Recreation Hall at the
Chillicothe, Ohio, cantonment.
The first degree by Washington
Council is announced for Tuesday. No
vember p. A short program presented
Arthur NJ. McCreight in pianologue,
Thomas Cantweu in tenor solos and
Denis T. Connell in monologue. Ad-
Michael NJ. Doyle, State Deputy Lee A.
Rover and Lieut.. Brizzette of the
United States ordnance department.
A. ID. Wilkinson, financial secretary.
dance in honor of the knights of CO.
lumbus Fellows of the Catholic Uni
versity on Tuesday evening at the
knights of Columbus Hall. All C. L.
students will be welcome, especially
those who wear Uncle Sans uniform
Potomac Council has resolved to es-
tablish roll of honor of members who
enlist in the service of the United
States.
Recorder Noonan announces an un-
usual entertainment for November 20
Soldier members will be honored on
this occa sion.
The following appointments were
made: Michael -. Scnaetfer and c. w.
Aughinbaugh. delegates to Washing
ton Chapter for the ensuing year; Rev.
c. O. Rosensteel, chaplain; Z. a. Dillan.
deputy warden; Joseph Gauger. organ
1st: {. w Aughinba ugh. chairman of
sick and relief committee
At the meeting of Keane Council
Thursday night, Grand knight Darr
announced that he had received a let
ter from his son. Seton Darr, who is
stationed at the arsenal at Watervleit,
\. Y. in which he spoke of the enter
talninent offered the soldiers there by
X. of {. and Y. NJ. c. A. secretaries
A resolution was passed to appoint a
committee of Keane Council to work
with similar committees from the four
other councils to plan Saturday night
tdiCtS al ~ Oh - iiali IOT the soldiers
that care TO attend. Refreshments will
be served by Il ommittee of ladies'
Reservations for the Halloween din
ner at the Columbus Country Club
close today.
The Daughters of Isabella enter
tained about three hundred soldier lads
at a dance last night in Knights of Co.
lumbus Hall
Owing to building operations, the
knights of Columbus Duckpin Lea que
teams now bowl on Monday and Fri
day nights. at the Palace alleys
Chairman John ]. McIiraw of the
1ntercouucn Dancing Assembly has
announced that this years dance,
Thanksgiving eve, at Rauscher's, will
be for the benefit of the Knights of CO.
lumbus war fund
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Maccabees.

National Tent. No. 1. at it's review last
Monday night initiated one new member
and had three additional applicants who
will be initiated tomorrow night, when
other special features will be presented
Two of the new candidates are brothers
Mount Vernon Tent, No. 4, met Tues
day. Commander Worrell being out OF
the city, the lieutenant commander. H.
l.. Kelly, presided w NJ Newbold of
National Tent. No. /, made an address
urging unity Of action In the tents. A
large number Of members Of National
Tent, including Commander ]. NJ. Foster,
and also of Georgetown Tent. No. s, ar
rived after the tent had adjourned. to
witness wrestling bouts between Joe Tur-
ner and Ray Towers, and between Joe
Turner and his brother. Milton Turner.
Charles H. Mulligan acted as referee and
DR.. Charles 1. Griffith kept time with a
new watch recently presented to him by
the tent During this. Mr.. w. W. Adam
son, jr, as chairman Of the entertainment
committee, with aids. served ice cream
and cake.
Brightwood Tent, No. 5. started work
on the new member campaign Tuesday
night, initiating one and giving notice
that next Tuesday night at least two
are expected to be Initiated.
The month of November. in the Mar
key silver anniversary contest. has been
designated as past commanders month.
A list of all the past commanders in the
several tents has been sent in to the
supreme headquarters, and it is said
they will receive something from that
source.
National Tent, No. /, bought one of the
first liberty bonds. and the matter was
discussed at its last meeting with interest
hX the MemberAa --.-..
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Modern Woodmen of America

| The new consul of Columbia Camp.
No. 1928. Il. L. p. Kreiter, assumed
| his Office at the meeting Thursday
night An election to ill vacancies
! resulted in advancement in the line,
| w L. Whit becoming adviser J. C.
| Johnson, escort, and \. H. Taylor,
watchmau. and George c. Lanham was
| elected To the position of sentry. With
| Past Consul w. II. Cole and Banker
W. ID. Weekly acting installing Of
ficers. the newly elected officials were
inducted into their respective Offices
w. Z. Whit. chairman of the enter
tainment committee. announced that at
the open meeting Thursday a program
of music and readings will be pre-
Sented and invitations are to be eN-
tended to the members families and
friends. \. J. owens was reported i'm
proved from recent illness, and word
was received that G. w. Sartain and
a. l.. Peck. members are now with the
312th Machine Gun Battalion at Camp
Meade, Admiral. Md.
After patriotic addresses by w. D.
Weekly. w. II. Cole. O. b. Bowman and
F. E. Reppert the camp voted to pur-
chase bonds of the second liberty loan
to the amount of $500. A number of
the individual members of the camp
were reported to be wearing the red,
white and blue pins, denoting possess
sion of liberty bonds. One visitor was
present from central camp. Cigars
were served.
DR.. D. ]. Duncan, clerk of A. R. Talbot
Camp, No. 1912. was given a surprise
at the meeting of the camp Thursday
night by the presentation to him OF a
bouquet of chrysanthemums. Martin
Burch made the address. Claire J. Horn
berger was initiated.
An appropriation for the tobacco fund
for the troops at the front was unani-
mously passed. State Deputy william
McCaffrey and Clerk ]. K. Duncan made
remarks.
Upon invitation of Central Camp, No.
1r LSrfI jexhf rGr,1
of A. r. Talbot Camp obligated G. A.
Johnson Visitors present included j.
s. Lyons. DIR. J. K. Duncan. B. G. Cowles.
F. A. Weiner and F. r: Overbee Of A.
r. Talbot Camp; S. A. Swiggett Of Co
Iumbia Camp and Daniel Webster OF
West End Camp, with State Deputy
william Mccartney and District Deputy
Henry H. Millard for a short time. II
was announced that the degree team
would exemplify the long form Of che
ritual at the-next mesdnA
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Improved Order of Red Men,

There will be special meeting of the
committee on arrangements today at 2
pm. at the home Of the great sannap, l..
II. Bergman. 1921 Harvard street north
west. All members of the committee
have been specially requested to be pres
ent.
White Eagle Tribe met Wednesday
evening. The members have organized
a bowling team and have entered the
Red Mems League. Several applications
were received. Mr.. Grigsby, a mem
ber. is at the Georgetown University
Hospital with broken leg and, 1t is
said. would be pleased to see members
of the order. Mr. Reagan of Logan
Tribe. No. %. Philadelphia. Pa, a yis-
itor. gave a talk on "Redmanship."
Idaho Council. No. l. Degree of Poca-
hontas. at the recent visitation of the
great chiefs. through w. B. Garner,
presented the great sachem with a silk
umbrella. The council has purcha ased
several liberty bonds of the second
loan.
D. A. Dugan has presented Logan
Tribe. No. s. with a large bronze eagle.
which the hall committee has placed in
conspicuous place in the hall. A large
tribes of Baltimore, Md, attended the
presentation and luncheon was
served by the good of the order com
mittee. The tribes glee club furnished
the music.
The great chiefs paid Usage Tribe its
annual visit Saturday a week ago. The
tribe was found in a good condition, its
expense account showing that the
council had purchased a liberty bond
of the second issue. 1t Is contemplate
ing buying another. The unwritten
work was exemplided by Great Lee
turer T. H. Dennis. s. L. Savage, act
ing as chairman of tho meeting, intro
lduoed Niskes- -Grjgshx and Allen. who
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Daughters of America.

Mount Vernon Council. No IS, Mon
day night announced that final ar
rangements are being made by the
Joint committee for a Halloween mas
ouerade and dance in Washington Hall.
Sd street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, Wednesday night, with
grand march promptly at O'Clock.
The committee consists Of Charles c.
Sanderson. chairman: Miss Lorena
Dodge, vice chairman: the state coun-
cilor. Mrs. Emily Halliday, secretary
and treasurer.
The twenty-second anniversary Of
Independent Council, No. 2. was OBJ
served by banquet Monday evening.
when nearly fifty members. including
two original charter applicants, were
present. State Councillor Emily Halli-
day. National Vice Councillor Naomi
Swami and Deputy State Councillor c.
Fl. Miller were honor guests. and each
congratulated the lodge upon its laud-
able attachments. At the conclusion of
the dinner shower bouquets were pre-
sented to the visiting officers and to
by Past State Councillors C. o. Bohrer.
Elizabeth Mann and c. n. Miller.
Among those present were Mrs NJ. E.
Bailey and Mrs. Inez Thomas Of Ana
costa Council. No. IA: Mrs. l. Hamill Of
No. s. Mrs. Amanda Carroll, Mrs. Susie
Rupp, Mrs. Elizabeth Lareviere, Mrs
Mary league, Miss league. Mrs. Susie
Whitley. Mrs. Mary Masruder. Miss
Langley. Mrs. Nellie Butler. Mrs. Sarah
Tucker. Miss Northen. Mrs Julia Wood,
Mrs. NJ. Glasscock. Mrs. Susie Williams.
Mrs. Mary Goodall, Mrs. Laura Taylor,
Mrs. Elizabeth Mann, Miss Alice Court
ney. Mr.. and Mrs. Norton. Mrs. Mary
Morgan. Mrs. Heard, Mrs. Bailey, Mr..
c. o. Bohrer, Mrs. White, Mrs. Graham
and Mr.. John W. Tucker.
Progressive Council. No .. Thursday
evening had an informal "at home" Of
deputy and Its Junior past deputy as
guests. The hall was decorated, and
under the benefit of the order" many
addresses were made.
Mrs Emma Buell., the junior past dep
uty, was given silver platter for her
devotion to the council, Oscar Nauck
tation.
The bride" Mrs Catherine Conofee
Embrey. was given cut glass vase, the
presentation being made by W. L.
kiinehause on behalf of the council
Mrs. Naomi Swami. the deputy. was
welcomed to the council by William
Cleveland. who on behalf of the council
presented to her large bunch of
chrysanthemums. Responses were made
In each instance, which were applauded
The first reception to the soldier boys
Friday was reported "a great success"
The hall is donated and all councils are
invited to join the council every third
Friday Thanksgiving day the members
propose to have the soldiers as dinner
guests in their homes Al night the
dinner guests viii be the guests of the
council in reception and dance in its
hall December 27. the council will have
a patriotic night in its hall. Prominent
speakers. musical program and dance
will be the features.
A class initiation will be held in No
vefnper, with Mrs Jacqueline Cooper
as sponsor Much interest is being man
members. e
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Knights of St. John Auxiliary.

At the meeting of the Catholic Wom-
ems War Relief Society of Washing
ton. in Carroll Hall. Monday evening.
Miss NJ. e. Brannon. District president
Of the Ladies' Auxiliary. Knights of
st. John. presented a check for $500 to
Rev. Lewis J. O'Hern, chairman of the
society. to be used by him for the
benefit of the chaplains and soldiers
IN any manner he may deem neces-
sary.
1t Is pointed out that this amount
was raised among the 379 members by
voluntary contribution
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Woodmen of the World,

The Boosters Club met at Old GLORY
Camps hall Tuesday. Oak, Elm. Ma.
tonal, Frazier and Old Glory camps
being represented. President Alber,
| Nnitworth made his announcements
for the winter Tuesday the Home
Rifles made up of Woodmen will meet
at Old Glory Hall. Sd street and Penn
syivania avenue southeast. All Wood
men are invited. Good speakers will
be present and entertainment will be
provided.
Oak Camp, No. 4: meets the first
Wednesday in November Council Com
mander Williams will make an ad-
dress. Col. W. G. Stott also has some
thing to tell the members.
Maj. John Hefferman. one of Wood
craft S workers, has returned to Wash
ington after spending four months at
Southampton. N. Y.
One of the features of the meeting
or Elm Camp. No. 8, was the thirteen
applications received for membership. A
program was announced for the next
meeting. Sovereign Austin rendered
his resignation as a member of the
boosters Club. having Joined the Avia-
tion Corps. L. S. A. He will soon leave
for the training field. Remarks were
made by State Manager j. c. McCon-
nell and Mr.. Ecklor
National Camp. No. IL, the third
Wednesday in November will have a
class for initiation by its degree team.
under Capt. Kimmerling
Mount Vernon Camp, No. 5, will have
class of candidates for initiation at
its next meeting. Mr.. Schonebereer
viii give talk.
w. A. Frazier Camp. No. IA. last Mon
day had many visitors. Capt. Arthur
F. johnson of the United States Army
transport service made an address of
interest.