The Washington herald., 1919-01-12
WOODMEN OF THE
WORLD.

old Glory Camp. No. 3, Will, on
tuesday night, hold a public install
htion of its officers at Washington
han, Third street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. State Manager X. r..
Clark will officiate as installing Of
ficer.
After the installation ceremonies
there will be an entertainment as
follows: Representative c. o. Lo-
beck. Of Nebraska, will talk on con-
dltons in Europe as found at the close
OF hostilities. touching on the re-
construction work. Miss Bertha
Chambers. soprano. will render sew
erai selections. Miss Edna Kimball
Will entertain with piano numbers.
After the entertainment there will
be dancing and refreshments.
w. A. Fraser Camp. No. IA, will, on
, Monday night, at Northeast Masonic
Temple, Eighth and F streets north
east, hold a public installation OF
officers. Representative j. w. Col
lier. of Mississippi. will officiate as
installing officer. After the install
lation there will be a lecture given
by Representative Kelly. of Penn
sylvania, Congressional representa-
tive to the firing line in France
Representative Kelly is said to have
the most complete line of souvenirs
of any displayed in this country
He has promised to have all on dis
play.
Senator and Mrs. Morris Sheppard,
! OF Texas, will also be present and the
senator has promised to deliver a talk.
After the entertainment Fraser
Camp has planned a buffet supper
and a smoker.
/ Oak Camp, No. 4, held an interest
ing meeting at Northeast Temple,
Twelfth and II streets northeast, New
Year Night The officers were installed
In great pomp, there being but few
changes from the roster of last
year. after which a buffet supper was
served. Capt. c. A. Cole announced
/ that the camp would hold a mock
initiation on the second Wednesday IN
February. open to the public. at which
time the full work of the order will
be put on in a burlesque. After this
there will be dancing and refresh
| ments. Oak Camp meets regularly
twice a month on the first and thiru
Wednesdays.
Elm Camp, No. s. meets on each
first and third Thursday, at Old Ma
sonic Temple. Ninth and F streets
northwest. On last Thursday. a week.
the camp was surprised by the unex-
peCted return of Lieut.. J. =. McCon-
nell. who has been in the service for
some time and assigned to duties away
from Washington.
The new officers OF this camp were
installed and Consul Commander Stott.
of Oak Camp. No. 4. oficiated.
Elm Camp holds bi-monthly dances
| on the second and fourth Thursdays
in its hall.
National Camp. No. u. will meet
| Wednesday, January 10. in woodmen
of the World Hall. Anacostia. d. c.
In addition to the installation of Off
GERS by State Manager r F. Clark
who is making the trip from Balti-
more for this purpose, there will be a
class initiation Of a number of can
didates. The engineer company. OF
uniform rank attached to this camp.
will give an exhibition. Capt. John
Wesley Sanders. editor Of The stump
the Woodcraft paper of Washington,
and late of the American air service,
having recently returned from twelve
months in France. will be present and
has promised to tell of some OF his
experiences while over there"
Boosters Club will meet Tuesday,
January 20, at Washington Hall. All
camps are requested to send their
delegates on this night. Each camp
is entitled to the following representa-
tives: Past consul commander. con-
sui commander. advisor lieutenant and
three members appointed by the con-
sui commander.
Morris Sheppard Grove. No. :. will
meet Friday. January l.. at Golden
Cross Hall, over National Capitol
Bank. Pennsylvania avenue. between
Third and Fourth streets southeast.
Owing to the illness of the state man.