The Washington herald., 1919-05-11
WOODMEN OF THE
WORLD.

The entertainment committee Of the
Boosters Club announces that 1t has
cancelled the dance to be held by the
club at the Arcade Hall May &c.
The building committee of the Boost
ers' Club has recently held several
meetings and announce that they are
laying great plans for the erection
of the 100000 w. O. w. building in
this city.
The Victory Liberty Loan drive drew
to close strong and the representa-
tive of the organization on the Fra
ternal Organizations Committee in the
District of Columbia will make a
partial report at the next meeting Of
the Boosters Club.
A full rehearsal of the regimental
band was held at Washington Hall.
Third and Pennsylvania avenue south
east. last Tuesday night. The band is
steadily growing but there Is still
room for more members.
Alpha Camp No. at Pythian Temple
on its last meeting night was host to
about one hundred Woodmen. their
families and friends.
A varied program OF piano solos.
monologues and addresses was pre-
sented. A Hawaiian stringed orches-
lIOTl lilc ANdNy
furnished music for the evening.
Sow. c. w. Pafflow addressed the
meeting on the Russian situation with
some very enlightening remarks. An
eloquent address was made by Col.
T. E. Patterson. one of the sovereign
auditors of the woodmen OF the
World. Refreshments were served at
the end of the entertainment and ali
report having a royal good time"
Elm Camp, No. s, at it's last meet
ing, initiated several candidates and
three new applications were received.
A letter was received from Sergt
Henry c. Gootee, Bakery Company.
No 327, overseas. saying that he ex
pected to shortly return and again
be with the camp.
The camp was addressed on the
Victory Liberty Loan by Sovereign
Carl A. Urban. OF W. A. Fraser
Camp, No. IA. one of the coming ora
ors of the Woodmen in the District.
Elm Camp will again meet at Ninth
and F streets northwest next Thurs
day night.
Don't forget, sovereigns, that w. A.
Fraser Camp. No. II. will tomorrow
night hold its third anniversary en-
tertainment at Northeast Masonic
Temple. Eighth and F streets north
east, and Halvor Paulsen. chairman
Of the committee. announces that 1t
will far surpass either OF the past
ones and promises it to be one Of
the greatest Of its kind In the Dis
trict.
An elaborate program has been pre-
pared, consisting of talent of the
highest caliber. and all Wodmen,
their families and friends. as well as
the general public. Is invited. Refresh
ments will be served.
The uniform rank OF Old Glory
Camp. No. 3. held an interesting prac-
tice drill at Third street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast last Tuesday
night. Consul Commander George c.
wilsher reports that applications for
the new grove of the Woodmen Circle
which he is organizing are coming in
rapidly. The head consul of the West
Virginia Jurisdiction, Dr., II. w. Tip
petit, was present to see the degree
team drill.
Oak Camp, No. 4. at Northeast Tenn
pie. last Wednesday night, proposed
plans for a drive to increase its mem-
bership to 1000.
This IL the largest camp in the Dis
trict, now numbering over 500.
Capt. C. A. Cole had his full uni
form rank In attendance to initiate
eight candidates. Consul Commander
Stott announced a prize of SIS to the
member bringing in the most appli-
cations for the class initiation.
The camp was addressed by Head
Consul DR.. H. w. Tippett. Past Sow
ereign Delegate D. w. Thayer and
Head Manager B. F. Williams.