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The Washington herald., 1917-01-28
A. O. H.

Division. No. 2. met last Sunday in
Eagles Hall.
The following officers were installed by
District: President, Joseph A. DAILY;
president. John J. Dolan; vice president,
Robert S. Barrett; recording secretary,
James S. Dugan: financial secretary,
Mark H. Tolan; treasurer. Cornelius J.
Carmody; standing committee, j. d. Car
mody, chairman. ]. J. Fuller, James Sui
livan, W. P. Phelan, William S. Long. T.
]. Casey; physician, DR.. James J. SIat-
terry; sergeant-at-arms, Daniel Sullivan;
George H. Dorsey; chaplain. Rev. George
A. Daugherty.
Committee appointments follow: Finan-
cial, P. H. Gallagher. James c. Barry,
Frank J. Sloan; employment, Daniel J..
Sullivan, Florence A. Sullivan, Daniel F.
Driscoll; entertainment, NJ. P. Sullivan.
James Sullivan, T. J. Casey; sick, John
]. Dolan. Mark H. Tolan. C. ]. Carmody:
Irish history. Rosa F. Downey, Judge
Michael NJ. Doyle, James D. Flynn: ex-
cursion, Michael P. Sullivan. James SuIli-
van, Timothy J. Casey: advisory (com-
posed entirely of eX-officers), Michael P.
Sullivan. Rosa F. Downing, James D.
Flynn, Patrick J: HaItigan, Michael NJ.
Doyle. Patrick H. Gallagher, Charles J.
Columbus. Edward L. Tucker, William J.
McEvoy, Patrick O'Donohue, and George
A. Malone.
Addresses were delivered by District
President Joseph A. DAILY Rev George
A. Dougherty, vice rector of the Catholic
University of America; John ]. Carey.
Grand Rapids, Mich; T. O'Brien, presi-
dent, Division No. 4; Thomas R. ]. Cava-
naugh, District correspondent: NJ. P. Sui
hvan, Robert S. Barrett, Patrick H. Gal
lagher, and James D. McConvtlle.
At the last meeting of Potomac Con-
clave. No. 40. the installation of officers
for the year 1917 took place. The new Of
ficers are: Louis Fellheimer, sitting past
archon; John Neurath. archon; Jose On
Stumpacer. provost; DR.. ]. C. Obenderf,
prelate; NJ. T. Pines, secretary; Samuel
Siegel, 1nancier; L. ]. Silverman, treas
urer; J. S. Allison, inspector; James B.
Culver, warden; J. P. Carmody, sentinel;
E. B. Swagne, trustee; John Holland,
trustee, and J. 2. Fellheimer, trustee.
Brother Robert c. Tracy, district deputy
supreme archon, assisted by Brothers
Pettys, of Howard Perry Conclave. and
w. Irving Connolly, archon-elect Of Co.
lumbfa Conclave, officiated
Brother Louis Fellheimer. sitting past
archon. was presented with a gift of
appreciation of the conclave-
On Tuesday evening. February 6, Colum-
bia Conclave. No. II, will hold its regular
installation ceremonies which will be fol-
lowed by a banquet.
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OF sympathy was sent to the family Of
the Admiral A COMMITTEES was appoint
ed by Commander z. T. Byrne, to ar
range for exercises to be held on Union
DEFENDERS Day, which will take the form
OF an entertainment for the ladies of the
families of the members.
The members of William B. Gushing
Camp held their regular meeting last FRI
day evening In Pythian Temple. Resolu-
tons upon the death of Admiral Dewey
were passed. A set of resolutions were also
passed exempting from the payment OF
bers of the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie who were members of William B.
Cusnlng Camp or eligible for membership
tnereln. The death of the son of Brother
Cyrus E. Cook was announced. Reports
CT the standing committees Of the camp
Tor the year 1916 were received. showing
that the camp had a good year under
brother Lang's administration as COM
mander. :
A banquet committee for LincoIn's 8
birthday was appointed, consisting of
hrothers Hiatt, Beckman.. Robb, Lang
and Burst. The committee appointed la st
year for the purpose of taking. care of
the finances Of the board of managers of
the Drum Corps, Of which Brother Schip-
pert was chairman, was reappointed to
complete its work.
The commander appointed the following
standing committees for the year: Mem
hership committee Omar j. Veley, Fran
els e. Park, Winn T. Simmons, Levi B.
Raymond, W. Harry Moore, Oscar Steidel;
entertainment committee, Eugene E.
Stevens, E. Albert Lang, Adolph J. Schip-
pert, William RosseI. Herbert w. Rut-
ledge, Mai. Frederick S. Hodgson, Shell
ton 7. Cameron, William w. Flood good
or the order committee. George S. Hill,
Maj. E. r. Campbell, Chancey o. How
ard, E. Albert Lang, DR.. Arthur ]. Hall,
Omar J. Veley, Eugene z. Stevens, Her
bert W. Rutledge. Adolph ]. Schippert;
employment committee. Adolph ]. Schip-
pert. Silas E Robb, Gurnon r. Scott,
Gustave e. Beckman; visiting committee,
George S. Hill. ]. Clinton Hiatt, Eugene
f. Stevens; absent and delinquent mem
bers committee. A. Van Ness Burst, Will
liam F. Wolfe. Adolph ]. Schippert, Leo
A. O'Neill: press committee, George s.
Hill. Chancey o. Howard. James S. Jones
neurology committee. Chancey o. How
ard. Wilfred Z. Garlick, Howard /. Lit
tlejohn, Alfred 4. DeGroot.
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art of the College Of Pharmacy. recent
ly passed the District board examination
for admittance to practice In the Dis
trict. Mr.. Frsiley made the highest
average of All the contestants.
Morris Goidstein, rs, College of Phzr-
macy. has been substituting for Prof
Howard as microscopy instructor. He Is
also. taking a course In biological chem
istry at the Medical School
The juniors of the College Of Phsr-
macy will give a social probably on the
evening of Friday. February a- Clayton
Bowman and r. X. Nueent compose the
committee in charge Of arrangements
Chi Omega gave a dance recently at the
Cairo. the proceeds being applied 20 the
sorority's social work o. .
Mrs. turner. assistant librarian Of ne
Department of Arts and Sciences. was q
recent luncheon guest Of Chi OneSa
w. Douglas Read, formerly studsnt at
the university, and now at Pennsylvania.
was a recent visitor at Kappa Sigma
House.
Kappa Alpha recently entertained Don
Bartholomew and Rudy" Bremen, of
New York. Rudy" now is playing oppo-
site Anita Stewart for the vitagraph
Film Company. .'
W. B. weisblatt, Of Kappa Alpha, for
merly assistant advertising manager on
the staff OF. a local newspaper, has been
appointed advertising manager Of the
Lozier Automobile Company for New
York. Pennsylvania, Connecticut and
Maryland.
Frank Baughman, Of Kappa Alpha, has
been promoted TO corporal with Troop A
Of the District Cavalry, stationed on the
Mexican border,
Miss Grace Netherlands. a Phi Au from
Hollins College, was a recent guest of
Beta Alpha Chapter.
Miss Fay Pierce recently entertained
the Phi Mus at tea
Misses Bessie spicer and Clara Bar
clay were recent luncheon guests Of Phi
Mu.
Dean William Allen wilbur and Mrs.
Wilbur. Prof Dewitt c. Croisssnt and
Mrs. Croissant, DR.. Herman Schoenfeld
and Mrs. Schoenfeld. Miss Watkins, Mrs.
Turner and Mr.. Doyle were guests at
a luncheon given recently by Phi Au-
Ralph J. Sterling. Of Sigma NJ. has re-
turned from a visit TO his home In Can
ton, Ohio.
r. D. Mesler, Of Sigma NJ. recently
moved into the chapter house
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Donaioson; vice oracle. Mrs Cora Serrin;
chancellor. Mrs. Caroline Harwood; re-
coroer. Mrs. Hattie Fowler; receiver, Mrs.
Siarice Long; marshall, Mrs. Katie Ma
zone; inner sentinel. Mrs. Mary Forney;
outer sentinel; Mrs. Alice Long; phys
,cian, DR.. Thomas Linville.
Fldeiis Camp-Oracle. Mrs. Ellen J. Far
9uhar; past oracle. Mrs. Anna Thomas;
wee. oracle, Mrs. Nellie. T. Hannah;
eorder. Mrs. Maud E. Royse; receiver.
mrs. MRS Nettie Bell; marshal, Mrs. Cora
hiiey; inner sentinel Mrs. Mathilda Berg;
outer sentinel. Mrs. Elizabeth Barnett;
manager, Mrs. Goldie l. Stevens; phys
'eian' DR.. Stuart c. johnson. -'
Myra B. Enright Camp-Oracle. Mrs.
margaret Millard; past oracle, Mrs. Alice
duncan: vice oracle, Mrs. Anna c. Pigott;
chancellor, Mrs. Anna Rice: recorder,
otargeii; marshal, Miss Susan Hughes;
inner sentinel, Mrs. Rose v. Elliott;
outer sentinel, Mrs. Carrie Engle; man
ayers Mrs. Josephine Webb. Mrs Nettie
SKINNER and DR.. ]. K. Duncan: physician,
DR.. ]. w. Sutherin
Maple Camp-Oracle. Miss Myrtle g.
Brown; past oracle. Mrs. Anna Althoff;
vice oracle. Mrs. Nina Hunter; chancel-
lor. MRS. Edna Mcmahon; recorder, Mrs.
- AAisn' receiver, Mrs. catherine
"eDo' marshal. Miss Lula Reeves; inner
sentinel. Mrs. Catherine Miller: outer
sentinel, Mrs. Marion Gilbert; manager,
John German
marina McCaIrey Camp-Oracle, Mrs.
MAUD w. Gilman; past oracle, Mrs.
Lucy M. Gill; vice oracle, Mrs. Grace C.
Clairmont; chancellor. Mrs. Florence r.
Overeee; recorder. Mrs. Margaret M.
Cowies; receiver, Mrs Gertrude w. Kidd !;
marshall, Mrs. Grille Rice: inner sentinel.
Mrs. Mamie Dixon; outer sentinel, Mrs.
May Patterson; manager. Mrs. Girlie
Rlce; physician. DR.. Moses H. Darnall..
foilowing the installation a program
was given, consisting of a reading by
Burton G. Cowles, address by the State
medical director. Dr. John w. Sutherin,
solo by Robert Mahoney, remarks by
State Deputy William McCaffrey, Dis
trict Deputy Henry H. Millard, and State
Lecturer Daniel Webster. all Of the Mod
ern Woodmen. instrumental MUSIC by
Miss sibyl Hammer. DIR. Deal Hammer
and Freeman King and vocal solo by
Clarence Freark
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Masonic Activities.

The entertainment committee OF Fra
ternity Band has decided to give an
entertainment and dance at the Nortneast
Masonic Temple, Eighth and streets
northeast. Saturday. February "A. at s;So
o'clock
Some of the best talent In Washington
has been engage Mr.. Williams VIII DC
floor manager of the dance. and II is
needless 10 say that this feature viii be
an enjoyable AFFAIR.
The Fraternity Band will give con-
cert for the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Iambskin' Club. February s, at the North
east Masonic Temple
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G. W. U. NOTES

The Veterinary Medical Association
win hold its annual banquet next
month.
Dean Buckingham, of the Veterinary
College. attended the recent meeting Of
the Virginia Veterinary Medical As
sociaton at Richmond.
DR.. s. d. Forbes, a. Veterinary COL
lege. is taking special course at the
Veterinary College this semester a
Prof., De witt C. Croissant, head OF
the journalism course in the department
Of arts and sciences. lectured recently
before the Modern Language Club of
Princeton University at Princeton on
Historical and Pathological Phases OF
simplihed Spelling"
Detlow Marthinson, OF Columbian Col
lege. has been appointed publicity agent
for the Drama League Players.
Joseph Henry Wilson, mechanical en-
cheering vice president OF the Engineer
ing Society, has written a book entitled
"A High School Course In Wood
Pattern Making" which he hopes will
schools. Mr.. Wilson at present is in
structor in pattern making at the new
Central High School
Prentis D. Sale, who received the
degree Of civil engineering last spring.
recently has been designing a new build
ing to be used as a storehouse at the
Bureau OF Standards.
DR.. A. ]. Molzahn, Il. Medical School.
has been appointed resident physician at
the university hospital
Henry w. Leetch. is. Medical School,
has been awarded scholarship at the
school for research on tuberculosis
situated at Saransc, N. Y o.,
The following graduates of the Dental
School took the recent District board ex-
animation for admittance to practice IN
the Capital: Miss. May Wolfe, J. b.
Cohen, A. w. Williams, B. NJ. Davis. and
A w. Davis.
Rosco H. Hopper. who was graduated
from the Law School in 1910, and who
was interested in debating. now Is a
member of the firm of Montgomery &
Beecher. IN New York City.
Misses Rosamond Harvey and Ada
Howell recently entertsined the Chi
Omega members at a box party at
Keith's.
William A. Frailey and w. A T. Stew
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Daughters of America.

Fidelity Council, No. 4 Daughters Of
America, celebrated its second birthday
anniversary on Tuesday at its hall, 623
Louisiana avenue. The councillor. Mrs.
Nellie Stowe, presided. ]. H. Howell.
recording secretary. was present after a
weeks illness.
A play was presented, the case includ-
ing William Dunnington, Preston George,
Mrs. Mamie Howell, Mrs. E. Viola
Thompson. Mrs. Anna Hill and Miss Edna
Bushy.
The State councillor, Mrs. Mamie
Howell. and Harry S. Stowe, led the way
to a supper prepared by the good Of the
order committee.
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Royal Neighbors Of America.

Dolly Madison Camp. FIdelis Camp,
Myra B. Enrght Camp. Maple Camp and
Martha McCaffrey Camp held joint in
stallation of officers in Donohoe's Hall,
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Mrs.
Ida ]. Swiggett. State supervising
deputy. acted as installing officer, with
Mrs Alice Duncan as ceremonial marshal
and Miss Louise Booth as pianist. The
following officers were inducted into their
stations with appropriate ceremonies
Dolly Madison Camp-OracIe, Mrs.
Eniss Brown; paAt oracle, NrA. Amy
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GOSSIP OF FRATERNAL CIRCLES

President of the Senate Frank T. Fergu-
son delivered an address. The other
speakers were W. D. Culleen. Louis B.
Strickrott w. ]. Barrows, and ]. A.
Williams.
Dahlgren Council met in the Mutual
Fire Insurance Building on Thursday
evening. John E. Rhodes. of Potomac
Council. assisted by Cabinet representa-
tfves, installed officers
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No. ri. ~N-
Joseph Henry Council met Saturday
evening at Eagles Hall. Senator u. 8.
J. Dunbar. assisted by Secretary of the
Cabinet W. H. Vessels, performed the
ceremony. Addresses were delivered by
Senator Dunbar and several other mem
bers and visitors
Census Council met in Perpetual Build
ing Association Hall. Installation of Of
ficers was conducted by J. Staley Films
assisted by full delegation of cabinet rep.
resentatives. The speakers were Sens-
tor U. S. ]. Dunbar, W. R. Carver, ].
D. Iigon, W. J. Barrows, and NJ. ]. Hole.
Samuel Jacobson, of Potomac Council.
added to the entertainment with several
recitations,
Scott Council installed its officers
for the ensuing year on Monday night at
Pythian Temple. The ceremony was con-
Quoted by ]. E. Borland, assisted by a
fun delegation of cabinet officers as
signed to perform the ceremony. J. c.
Mcconnell was POSTMASTER at the
banquet that followed. Musical selec-
tions were rendered by the Montrose
Quartet G. W. Hughes rendered several
vocal selection. Samuel jacobson. of
Potomac Council, recited. Addresses
were made by J. E. Borland, J. c. Kings
bury, and James E. Kerr.
East Washington Council met in
Wellers Hall on Friday evening. Louis
B. Strickrott performed the installation
services, assisted by representatives of
the cabinet.
The installation services at Northeast st
Washington Council were performed on
Monday evening at Northeast Temple by
G. W. Hughes, representing the president
of the District OF Columbia Cabinet.
Bancroft Council met in Typographical
Temple on Thursday evening. Charles Il
Haden. representing Charles T. Miller,
president of the District of Columbia
Cabinet, performed the installation cere-
monies,
Federal Council met Monday evening
in Perpetual Building Association Hail.
Ohcers were installed by w. D. Culleen,
chaplain of Mckinley Council. assisted by
Marshall ]. A. Williams, of Columbia
Council, and several delegates from the
phtrtct Of Columbia Cabinet Former
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dent presiding. Tt was unanimously de-
ided to accompany Canton. Washington,
No. ], to Alexandra tomorrow evening.
Miriam Lodge. No. 6. celebrated their
Addresses were delivered by Grand
Master Irving r. Schwinger and Grand
Representative John H. Wood.
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AImas Temple.

A large caravan, composed OF Poten-
tate L. Whiting Estes and the allies
Ooand members, active members and hon.
orary members), will leave Washington
on February at p. m. over the Penn
sylvania Railroad to the Oasis OF Lulu
Temple at Philadelphia. Pa Mobiles
Fookes and Odenwald. who have charge,
report that the outlook is for large
party.
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Sons of Veterans.

George H. Thomas Camp, No. IL,
Sons OF Veterans U. s. A. held a we'll
attended meeting January 10. The meet
ing was presided over by the newly elect
ed officers. Two new candidates were
initiated. Resolutions of regret on the
death of Admiral Dewey were spread on
tho minutes of The meeting and . lettsr
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Eastern Star.

The nineteenth annual session Of the
Grand Chapter, o. E. s.. OF Maryland,
was held In the New Masonic Temple
at Cumberland, January p and "a, 1917.
The four subordinate chapters of Alle-
hany County received and entertained
the Grand Chapter of Maryland and its
guests.
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Improved Order of Red Men.

Monday-Oase Tribe. No 6, lecture by DR. W.
3 whitman Redwing Tribe. No. % rehearsal Of
degrees
Tuesday-Idaho Ttibe. No. IS. business. COMMITTEES
reports; Waneta Council. social and business.
Wednesdsy-Osceols Tribe No. 49, bussnes, and
lecture on second degree; White Eagle Tribe. No.
and social
FIRST and second degrees; Sioux Tribe. No. L. re-
ports OF committees -. =.
Frday-seueca Tribe. first degree; Mineola Tribe.
reunion and business; Idaho Council No, l, bust
neas and lecture on Pocahontas
Mineola Tribe, No. "A, met on Friday
night. After comforting the third degree
on candidate the members held a re-
union. Great Senior Sycamore Heiden-
heimer. l. H. Bergman and Mr.. Donald
son spoke.
White Eagle Tribe met on "Wednesday
evening. Officers for the ensuing term
were installed by the great senior saga
more as follows: Sachem, A B. White
senior sycamore, J. Vesey; Junior saga
more, S. Decatur; chief OF records, H. F.
Sheedy eighth term); keeper Of wam-
pum, G. E. Gartrell eighth term). AS
sisting the great senior were F N
Rensch. Of Seneca Tribe, and L. H. Berg
man. of Usage Tribe.
Osceola Tribe, No. 1s reinstated two
members on last Wednesday night
Messrs. Stevens and Fields. Great
Prophet John 1. Bunch spoke.
Seneca Tribe. No. II. held a rehearsal
of the first degree under direction of
Degree Master ]. B. Altman. jr, and
received the report of the membership
COMMITTEES. On February 2 the tribe will
confer the first degree on two candi-
dates.
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Maccabee Notes.

National Tent, No. IA large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held last Monday
night with Commander Foster in the
chair. Three candidates were initiated.
The committee in charge of campaign
for new members held a meeting in Rec
ord Keeper Sizemore's Office Friday
night.
Next meeting of National Tent, tomor-
row night, Old Masonic Building
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Pythian Sisters

Friendship Temple. No. 9, initiated can
didates and balloted upon a number Of
applications for membership at its last
meeting.
Rathbone Temple. No. S. expects to
present the second degree, which has
been under consideration for some time,
at its meeting next Friday night. The
temple initiated several candidates at its
last meeting and acted upon a number
of applications.
Mrs. Elsie Nandervort entertained the
Past Chiefs Association at the January
meeting of that organization. These of
ficers were elected: Mrs. Roberta P~,-
colt. president; Mrs. Mary Hooper, vice
president; Mrs. Lola Marks. secretary.
and Mrs Addle Freeman treasurer.
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was held under the direction of the
lecturer.
The first meeting OF the Divan of tn.
Alcantara Caravan. No. 12 Order of
Alhambra, was held Wednesday even
ing under the direction of grad COM
mander, John A. Eckert,
The regular meeting Of Washington
Council was held last Tuesday evening.
The first degree was exemplified to a
class of candidates under the direction
of Grand knight Collifower, Deputy
Grand knight Stock. Chancellor William
A Carlin. OF Spalding Council. and
Warden Wallace H. Morris.
The last meeting Of Potomac Council
was held Monday evening with Grand
Knight Walter !. Plant in the chair.
very interesting social session was held.
On the evenings of February and 6
the Knights OF Columbus Dramatic Club
VIII present musical comedy entitled
Somebody's Widow at Gonzaga Hall.
for the benefit OF the Columbus Country
Club.
The Knight of Columbus Intercouncil
Dancing Assembly will have another
meeting next Sunday morning at the
hail at II o'clock for reports from the
subcommittees appointed to make ar
rangements for the last dance of the
season at Rauscher's, February l6
Arthur McCreight. chairman of the music
committee has completed arrangements
with the Jardin de Dance Music to play
at this dance. The tickets have been out
for several weeks and can be had from
Mr.. Trodden at the Knights of Column
bus Hall or any member of the assembly.
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Knights of Columbus.

The last meeting OF Keane Corroi,
held Thursday evening, was the first
under William H. Callahan, the newly
elected grand knight. A social session
was held under the direction of the
lecturer
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Woman. BENEFIT Association

Wednesday. January 81 p. m, Officers Club
meets with Mrs Elizabeth Cornish, 23 seaton place
northeast.
Tuesday. January %. Liberty Union, No. ). card
party, Pythisn Temple.
Friday. February 2, National No. l. Pythian
Temple.
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National Union Councils.

Thursday-W. n, Collins Council. No 100
straightforward Printing Office Council.
No ri.
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Osceola Tribe. No. 49, reinstated two
members on last Wednesday night
Messrs. Stevens and Fields Great
Prophet John I. Bunch spoke.
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Reports covering every phase of Pyttdan
activity in this domain are being COM
piled by Grand Keeper of Records and
Seal R. H. Gassop for presentation to
the Grand Lodge convention, which opens
Monday night, Febraury 10.
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The Home Lodge project. Grand Chan
cellor Dickman reports, is progressing
favorably toward organization, and its
completion is expected next month.
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Liberty Union, No 6. held a meeting
Tuesday night at Pythian Temple. Miss
Mary Torman was initiated. The resig-
nation OF Commander Mrs. Schaefer was
accepted. Miss Matte Gregory was elect
ed and installed commander, Miss Amy
Barrow. lieutenant commander, and Miss
VIII, picket.
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Martha Washington, No. 3 At the
Joint installation of officers of the
Rebekah Lodges, the following officers
were installed: Noble grand, Miss Jessie
Schultz; vice grand, Mrs. Alice Z. Cooley;
recording secretary, Miss Mollie E. Ed
rnonston; financial secretary, Mrs Mar
garet B. Tying; treasurer, Mrs. Olga NJ
Rogers; warden. Mrs. Josephine Daley;
conductress, Mrs. Grace A. Delaney;
chaplain, Mrs. Belle NJ. Chapman. right
and left supporters to the noble grand,
Mrs. Dora ]. B. Hendrix and Mrs Ora
L. Pfrimmer; right and left supports tc
the vice grand, Miss Alice c. Dove and
Mrs. Sybil L. Wells; inside guardian,
Miss Bessie Moore. and outside guardian,
Mr. John Cooley. Past Noble Grand Mrs
Dora J. B. Hendrix, after the installation
of the officers presented Past Noble
Grand Miss Carrie Korn with a Past
Noble Grands Jewel. -.,
The Assembly Home Circle will hold 6
meeting In the, reception room of I. o. o.
+. Hail on Wednesday evening.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Canton WASH
tngton held at meeting on Tuesday even
ing. Mrs- Laura z. b AcChesney.. presi-
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The last meeting of Potomac Council
was held Monday evening with Grand
knight Walter !. Plant in the chair. A
very interesting social session was held,
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Webster Lodge, No. Z. was visited Tues
day night by Samuel B. Montgomery, of
Kingwood, W. Va, grand keeper Of rec
ords and seal of West Virginia.
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The Rebekah Degree.

wsdnssday-ASernbly Home Circle
Thursday-Friendship, No g degree.
Friday-Sftriam, No. s. business.
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The elimination of the contest of
Georgetown Review No. 10 was a ban
quet. Thirty-one new members were
added as the result of this contest Mrs.
Beydler was captain of the winning side
and Mrs. Tom Smits was captain of the
other.
The guards were assisted by Mrs, Mary
z. Adamson. Mrs. Mabel T. La Rue and
Mrs. A. NJ. Welch were guests,
Mount Vernon Tent, No. T. met in
Northeast Masonic Temple on Tuesday
evening.
A musical program was rendered by
Sir Knight Berger. Sir Knights Foster.
Aycock, Turner, Buck. ST., Adamson, and
Springmann spoke.
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Wednesday-Fnshdship Temple, No. 9, initiation.
Fnday-Rsthbone Temple. No. 8. initiation.