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Woodmen of the World.

Oak Camp, No. 4, Wednesday, Feb
ruary 5, will elect delegates to the
head camp convention at Hagerstown,
Md. The following Wednesday. Feb
ruary IL, Capt Cole will put on a
mock imitation in conjunction with
the degree team of the Boosters
Club
National Camp, No. IL, tomorrow
night will elect officers, and also take
up the question of a change in place
of meeting from Anacostia to some
place nearer 9Th street southeast.
which is about the center of its mem :
bership. The publicity manager will
Old Glory Camp. No ;. held a public
installation of officers Tuesday. with
State Manager Clark as installing
officer. Representative Lobeck OF Ne
braska delivered an address. There
was a program of instrumental and
vocal selections, followed by dancing.
W. A. Fraser Camp, Monday night,
at Northeast Masonic Temple, held q
public installation of its officers. Head
Consul Tfppett officiated. Representa-
tive NJ. Clyde Kelly Of Pennsylvania,
member of the congressional commit
tee to the trenches. delivered lee
ture on his trip. Following the lecture
there were refreshments and a gene
raj get-together of old and new
Woodmen-
Boosters Club will meet at Wash
ington Hall. Tuesday night. Thursday.
January %, g. dance will be given under
the auspices Of the club.
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The Grand Encampment will hold
its semi-annual session in the en-
campment room of L o. o. F. Temple
Tuesday evening. Grand Patriarch
Alfred n. Noakes will render a re-
port of the work Of his Office for the
first half OF the year. Matters of
vital interest to subordinate encamp-
ments, it is announced, will be con-
sidered. The Grand Encampment de-
gree will be conferred.
At Central Lodge, No. I. in the
third degree. Friday evening: Degree
assited by Past Grand Master w. J.
Hope, degree director of Washington
Lodge. who. 1t is said, has arranged
degree team OF officers who have taken
part in degree work for over twenty
five years.
The Grand Lodge held its annual ses-
sion Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Grand Master John T. Humphreys sub
mftted his annual report covering a
large volume Of business connected with
ing stamps and certificates. The order,
he said. went over the top with thirty
thousand more than its allotment.
New officers were elected as follows:
Victor p. Hammer, grand master; Ed
ward L. Dunn, deputy grand master;
f. Rapp. grand secretary; VIM. ].
Rich, grand treasurer; John H. Wood,
grand representative, and Frederick
A. Norway, representative on the
board of directors of the I. o. o. F.
Temple. Immediately after the in
stallation of the new officers Past
Grand Charles Garrels of Federal City,
No 20. presented Grand Master Hum
phreys with a past grand masters jewel
Grand Representative John H. Wood
installed the following officers for
Golden Rule Lodge, No. Fl: George E.
Primer, noble grand: Burgess I.
Daley. vice grand; H. c. r. Bohnke,
recording secretary; c. e. Bartlett.
financial secretary. j. II. Crew. treas
urer; P. H. Leary,. chaplain: J. J.
Payne, warden; Chas. B. Wall, con-
ductor; J. s. Allison, inside guardian;
George w. Hutchinson, outside guard ;
L. H. Bailey and L. NJ. Patterson. right
and left supporters to the noble
grand; w. J. Rogers and Chas. T.
Windle, right and left supporters to
the vice grand; John Mccarthy and
c. A. Berry. right and left scene sup
porters. Degree work will be re-
hearsed at the next meeting.
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SOLDIERS TO BE GUEST
OF DUNBAR HIGH ALUMNA
Homecoming Reception" to
Given Colored Men Returning
From Overseas Duty.

Colored men III the service retuf
ing from overseas will be guests
honor az a homecoming reception
he given by the Alumni Association
Dunbar High School at the scho|
contingent upon announcement by Il
War Department of the date Of d
barkation of the men in the Unit
States.
The committee in charge OF a
rangements has planned to decora
the halls and armory at the scho
with flags. and announce that no e
fort will be spared to make the hom
coming of the men a festive occasio
The Association of Oldest 1nhabi
ants, Bethel Literary and Historic
Association. the Mu-So-Lit Club. Il
Association for the Advancement
Colored People, various communi'
centers and other organizations ha'
been asked to cooperate. Full pa
ticulars will be announced later.
Communications may be address,
to James c. Wright, Dunbar Hit
School.
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Improved Order of Red Men.

Idaho Tribe, No. Is, by Past Great
Sachem Dr. Fl. w. Tippett, installed
the following officers: Prophet, T.
Eunza; sachem, George Perry; senior
sycamore, w. II. Kerper: Junior saga
more, J. Burnett; chief of records, J. ID.
Bragunier. and keeper of wampum,
w j. kolb.
: Several members just returned from
over there" gave their experiences,
with them Max Katz. who has just
received his discharge from the Army,
who exhibited several trophies he
brought back. Refreshments were
served
Seneca Tribe. No. II. received a
visit from the great chiefs at Its last
meeting. The exemplihcation OF
raising the chiefs of tribe" was
given under the direction of Fast
Great Sachem DR.. II. w. Tippett. as
sisted by Past Great Sachems u. j.
Marvin, W. B. Garner, l. II. Berg
man and Charles Limbach. The great
sachem and Past Great Sachems Gar
ner and Heidenheimer made ad-
dresses.
Past Great Sachem ". c. White in
installed the following officers of
Mineola Tribe. No. IA: Prophet, A A.
Grimes; sachem, r. A: Humphrles
senior sycamore, William Rowan;
Junior sycamore, f. D. Jacobs: chief
of records. G. f. Baxter; collector of
wampum, W. n. Swindels; keeper of
wampum. w c. White: first and sec
ond sannaps, A. II. Dyer and Henry
smith: guard of wigwam, A. V Myers,
and guard of forest, Louis Weigel.
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II. o. u. A. M.

Star spangled Banner Council, No. 8.
installed the following officers Friday
evenine: Councillor. Ed Slack; vice
Councillor, Wilson Jarrett: junior past
councillor. H Gibson; recording sec
rotary, e. N. King; financial secre-
tary, Charles Magill; treasurer, Jess
Speakman; conductor, James E. Hall;
warden. J. w. Burton; inside sentinel,
G. e. Lippard: outside sentinel, Maui
rice Peabody: trustee, G. Embery;
chaplain, e. Delano.
This council, Andrew Jackson Coun-
Gil. No, 6, and Goodwill Council. No.
IS. Daughters of America. will hold
a Joint open meeting tomorrow even
ing. National Councillor John II. Noyes
of Plaistow, N. H, and c. B. Webb.
mast national councillor Of tho ]. o. u.
A. NJ, will be the speakers.
Anacostia Council, No. 16. has in
stalled oflcers as follows W. R. Nc
Collough, councillor; ]. E. Anderson,
vice councillor; r. A. Estep. recording
secretary; J. d. Simpson, assistant re-
cording secretary; j. A. Frye, finan-
cial secretary; w. ]. Mitchell, chap
lain; Paul Hagan. inside sentinel; j.
w. Smithson. outside sentinel, and F.
c. Prather, trustee.
J. A. Smithson and J. D. Simpson
were elected delegates to the con-
ventfon to elect two national repre-
sentatives to the National Council at
a meeting to be held at Star Spangle
Council, No. 8, January 81.
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~ Fratern1t1es y
Masonic.

LODGES.
"0nf Potomac. No. 3. Il. NJ.
BENJAMIN B. French. No. IS. F. c.
Anacostia. No. q. NJ NJ
Mount Pleasant, No. 80, Il. A.
National No. 10, F. C.
NJ. NJ. Parker. No. q. f. A.
King David. No. 2s, F. C.
National. No 10. special, NJ. NJ.
Harmony, No. II. p. c.
School of Instruction
Thursday
The New Jerusalem. No. Q. NJ. n. o.
Naval, No. 4, special, NJ NJ.
Friday
ST Johns. No IL. E. A.
Saturday
The New Jerusalem, No. ., spe-
cial. n. NJ.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday
Hiram, No. 10, special. grand Wis
tation.
Tuesday
La Fayette. No. 5, P. NJ. and NJ.
Washington Naval. No. 6, grand
visitation
Washington, No. .. grand vista
ton
Friday
Capitol No. II. grand visitation.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Monday
Washington Council. No. 1, install
lation and degrees.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOT
TISU RITE.
TUESDAY
Mithras Lodge Of Perfection. Class
preparation and business
Evangelist Chapter, knights Rose
CrOIx, 10Th degree.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Saturday
Masters Association of 1919.
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PLANS PLEA TO CONGRESS.

A committee of four has been ap-
pointed by President NJ. A. Leese OF
the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association to confer with Engineer
Commissioner Kutz on the proposal
to ask Congress for a law to create
residential and business districts and
to regulate the height OF buildings in
Washington.
The committee is composed of E. G
Graham. NJ. L. Robey. Jacob Eisen-
mann and Adolph weyl. The COM
mittee will meet at 2 o'clock Tues
day and will attend the conference
with Commissioner Kutz Saturday.
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Martha Washington Lodge, No. 3, at
its last meeting, installed the following
officers: Miss Bessie Moore, noble grand;
Mollie E. Edmonston, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. S. Minnie Sacrey, financial
secretary; Mrs. VIM. J. Rogers, treasurer;
Mrs. Susie Regal, warden; Mrs Gertrude
Underwood. conductor; Mrs. Lille Smith,
chaplain; VIM. Macarthur and Mrs. Ella
Hester, right and left supporters to the
Mrs. Ora L. Pfrimmer. right and left
supporters to the vice grand; Mrs. Daisy
Mccarthy, inside guardian; Mr.. b. l..
Daley, outside guardian. Past Noble
Grand Mrs. Pearl keck, assisted by past
noble grands from Ruth Lodge, No. 2,
cfficiated. Miss AIollie E. Edmonston.
on behalf of the lodge, presented to the
Installing officer a token. and Mrs. jose
phtne Daley presented to the retiring
noble grand. Mrs. Grace A. De Laney, a
meeting Degree Director NJ. B. L. Daley
will reorganize the degree team and re-
hearSe the degree.
Special Deputy President Mrs. Jose
phine Daily, assisted by Miss Mollie
the following officers for Esther
Lodge, No. S: Miss Esther NJ. Sloss,
noble grand; Mrs. Laura Johnson, vice
grand; Mrs. Henrietta Werner. re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Miriam Gle
man, financial secretary: George B.
Johnson and Mrs. Henrietta Werner.
degree directors Noble Grand Sloss
appointed the following, who were
Installed also: Mrs. Gertrude Bowen.
warden; Mrs. Emma Shea, conductor;
Mrs. Myrtle Loebsack and Mrs. Laura
Lennon. right and left supporters to
the noble grand: Mrs. Harriet Billings,
chaplain; Mrs. Mary White and Mrs.
Francis Osborn, right and left sup
porters to the vice grand; Miss Maud
Taylor. inside guardian. and Joseph
L. Brimer, outside guardian. The
lodge presented to Deputy President
Daily a cut glass dish and the retir-
ing noble grand, Mrs. Olga Hagge-
maker a past noble grand's Jewel.
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Relief for Czechoslovaks Soon.

Charles Pergler. commissioner of the
Czechoslovak republic announced
yesterday that the first food relief
for his country would leave New York
for Trieste shortly on a steamer now
being loaded. The cargo consists Of
$500 tons Of fats and 700 tons of
condensed milk. The shipment is
being made under the direction of
the food administration.
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KILLED IN ACTION.
PRIvATES:
BULL. Albert ". Stauwood. Wash
WALLER Clifford o.. Chattanooga, Tenn
DIED OF WOUNDS.
SERGEANT:
WEAR, Eugene w, Hazelton. Pa
PRIyATES:
ERWIN, Joseph A.. St Paul, Mi1n.
JONES, Anselm p, Raleigh, Miss.
SMITH Peter s, Shawnee. Kan
SULLIVAN. William J.. Springfield, Ohio
TOWNSEND, Eden l.. Indianapolis, Ind
WISE. Guy, Ipava. H.
DIED OF DISEASE.
CORPORAL:
COLLINS. Isaac J., Gems, Ia.
PRIVATE:
FLANAGAN, James D. Brooklyn, Y. Y
MISSING IN ACTION.
CORPORAL:
yoGEI. James J., Baltimore, Nd.
IN HosPTTAL-PREvIoUS REPORTED
MISSING.
PRIVATE:
WHALEN, Ellsworth c., Baltimore. Nd.
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty.

Hope Council Tuesday evening in
stalled the following officers: Coun-
cilor, Mrs. Margaret Huber: associate
councillor, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brender;- vice
councillor, Mrs. Mary Williams; asso-
ciate vice councillor, Mrs. Mary Wood;
guide. Miss Jennie Wood; recording
Secretary, Mrs. F. J. Trunnell: asso-
ciate recording secretary, Mrs. G. P.
Osthaus; financial secretary, Mrs. A.
NJ. willard: treasurer. Miss NJ E.
Prender; inside guard, Mrs. Anna
trustee. George Duval. jr.; junior past
councillor, Miss Ethel Thorp; junior
past associate councillor, Mrs. Gala
Duyai. Arrangements were made for
a rummage sale next week.
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Royal Neishbors of America.

In Ffdelis Camp. No. SOL, Tuesday
night, announcement was made that
the installation Of officers will occur
January rs. City Supervising Deputy
Martha McCanrey has been invited to
act as installing officer, and pro-
gram has been arranged. Light re-
freshments will be served. Mrs. Edna
PASSING. Mrs. Maggie Garrison and
John F. Biggs were initiated. Miss
Clarfce Webster of Lisbon, n. D.; Miss
Belle Webster of Worthington, Mimi;
Miss Edith Miller of White Hall, H.;
Mrs. Bashie Gould of Orlando. Fla,
and Fred Rauth of Colonial Camp.
No. 1899, Of Maryland. made ad
dresses.
Myra B. Enright Camp. No. 1897. will
entertain its friends at the first meet
ing in February. Martha Mccartney.
Alice Duncan and Susan Hughes will
arrange for the installation of Off
GERS. State Supervising Deputy Ida
]. Swiggett will be invited to act as
installing officer.
Carnation Camp Wednesday evening
elected the following officers: Oracle,
Mrs. Ina Seniff; vice oracle, Mrs. Jen-
ME Laux; chancellor, Mrs. Elizabeth
Byers: Recorder, E. Viola Thompson;
receiver. Mrs. E. A. Nolan; marshal,
Idella Walker; inner sentinel, Mrs. l..
E. Flood; outside sentinel. Mrs. j.
Peterson; managers, Mrs Helen
DOGGY and Mrs. H. E. Columbus;
physician, DR.. w. H. Wenger. They
will be installed February by Mrs.
Mamie Roof, past state oracle of Bal
timore. The camp will celebrate the
installation with victory banquet,
with invited guests from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Order of Eastern Star.

The Grand Chapter has announced
the following new officers: Grand
matron. Mrs. Cora p. Mayberry,
Electa Chapter; grand patron, Jason
Waterman, Cathedral Chapter; asso-
ciate grand matron, Mrs. Helen E.
Barnard, William F. Hunt Chapter;
associate grand patron, Reuben A.
BogIey. Mizpah Chapter: grand secre-
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Woman Benefit Association.

Brentwood Review, No. II, has in
stalled the following officers: Com
mander, Mrs. E. Earnest: record keep
er, Lula E. Mack; finance auditor. Ma
bel Logan; lieutenant commander, Lii
Ian Green; chaplain. Dora Weber;
Anna Link; sergeant,
Winnifred Schweinhart: sentinel, Mrs.
NJ. Greishaber; picket, Ida Jenkins.
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washington Council Tuesday night
had talks by Maj. Richard Donnelly.
lust returned from France, and Past
CHAPLAIN Rev. DR.. Guilday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-19

Without debate the North Dakota
senate has ratified the seven Non
partisan League amendments to the
state constitution which were voted
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NORTHUMBERLAND
The ROLL
OF HONOR

Total TO date .....-.- .iS'"--
Above is the summary of casualties
including casualties reported TO-DAY
The list includes those lost at sea-
also the total Marine Corps casualties
to date, but does not include the Navy
casualties.
Army casualty lists released lot
publication today contain 269 Names
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KILLED IN ACTION.
LIEUTENANTs:
RHGERs. Charles ;A c., McDonough. Md
Ser sERGEANT:
On GnppoophTS '''
uo, SoKPok s,,L7:+ phi,ade,nb;a Pa.
PassERiSI, Frank al san Francisco, Cal.
nIEn OF WOUNDS.
,,- L..
cALDWELL, William F. Pittsburgh. Pa.
YOUNG. Richmond, Boston, Mass.
SERGEANTS:
DoCKENDORF. Frederick A.. Chicago, III.
LEITH. John F.. Schenectady, n. Y.
REED, Roy c., winside, Neb.
THOMPSON. Charles W, Williamsport. Pa.
CoRPoRALS:
GAVIN. ratrick. Jamaica Plain, Mass
KIINKNER Gilbert Nuskegon Mich
LAW Ebwsrd pittshurrh Pa
ISLE Earl perry Iowa
WIIfER Iloyd +, Golumhia Canada
SATIPRoPoT;IAS Hynocrate Haverbill
Mass = -'->''' ' ''N'
u M ME ELM - u.,,,,,, Nice
'A> P PI ATE ''''" ~ N1'p''"''0' MSS
AMERENDA. william, East Boston. Mass
h hhpEh p,. hsroa ~, Mason 3r 1l'F' iowa
BAToyEC; Joseph; Cleveland, Ohio.
BEkINGEK: Maurice 4. Mankesha, WIS.
B Ba NC i Edwin y: Wo T Mass
BKnS rs; Herman !; Pana' III ,,., o.,
BIRkHoIDER, Charles L.. Muddy Greer
CARLSON, Albert r., cokato. Mimi.
CItEEFI5. Antonio; Ardmore, Pa.
GLAHhi s reter ~ fhiIadeiPhla. "a Ain,
DaNrE , Melvin =, AilhheaPoiiS' Alhh'
! i'oSIhR: Anen - W hdsr, ga
cor COY III =; E ps ~. fSra NJ h Y MicV
| GU LI2f,t AK marry New torS' =. J.
IEYSE y, Emi, A. Erskne; MIN Hn.,o,,, Y.
hELIthk, Nlchoias L.; S9nth NSrIoiR' va
kE EsnIa james T., Spsiding. Ns par WIS
KRAMER i;n Julius J., Willernie, Mimi
LE I1, = s,r Norris; B5ooklyn n y
M sIaI lIHE Hubert E. Indiana itlha y Pa
MORGAN, Holmes Holmes Wyane. , Ark
McKRAf. Patrick, lutte Mont
SAGLE; Charles +; Troy \: y.
PE nrf,i i.0P Enfrir Sii'' Chie ago ILL.,
PENDERGRAFT, Clyde l., Bower. Okla
PHILiPS i ciyde L. Gie4 pnr'; lii La
REn Ios H01era d. fnr Wipssrne Mass
RoAN; Clarence r, Portai' \; ID. o,..
RoGkWELL, Raymond NJ Alliance Ohio.
sHEKER, Ray t.. Payeite, idaho
SHERMAN, Haroid H. lineage, III;
s ST I,s Frank F.' Monarch, Mont.
TADJ 0Ci, Robert W NedianoIis4 Iowa
THaTCHER. Turiey B.. Nashville. Tenn.
THOMPSON, william s., Manchester, n. II.
Ti1CkEp charlie opelikaN Ala.
WEJSRORD Harry PiiaJaiphia Pa
DIED OF ACCIDENT.
srpcr.NTs
EryNE ciarance r. M.mphis Tenn
IVAN yobn Raitimore Md
SHIRE. Frederick Il, Richmond Hill. y. Y.
WAN EJcTI NON II Westctiffe Col
CoRpoRAIS.
BRICKMAN' Row E.. New Springfield. Ohio,
ELLIOTT. Andrse a. Charlotte. y. G,
LEVY Eugene I Los Angeles. Cal
MTiJ,ES0S Harry a.. Atnazonia. Mo.
MECHANIC:
GRINDLAY. Bert c., Youngstown, Ohio
SADDLER:
WOOLFORD, Charles T, Chaplin. III.
COOK:
CARLOCK. Charles, Terrell. Tex.
PRIVATES:
ANDERSON. Andrew c.. Roskilde. Denmark.
BROCK. John h, Chicago. Ill.
FAHRNBACH, Joseph. Cincinnati, Ohio.
FISH. Joseph. Okmnigee, Okla
Johnson. Samuel r., New AlpanF' "a
LINK. Tiney j., Chilhowie. Va
L0SII; Eo%aru 81 Har.ioru., Lofn M;,.
REnoKlh, i0nE r., SorfnahsYiiie, h,fn-
s ShEL ~, mii,iaui -; pa s,; ~
sn1 n1,nT' io w % p,i,s SnInh; 10
OF iho' beoh w.
DIED OF DISEASE.
r.nr.,x
Naf iAiN
HENDRICKS. Miles f., Cincinnati ono.
LEUTESASTS-
WADE. Eills W, HacSet.sto"n. y. y,
sERGEANTs:
BENSON, Twyiiys, indepehuehce' ran
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Rebekah Lodges.

Monday-Ruth. No. 2. degree.
Tuesday-Fidelity, No. Z, degree.
Wednesday-Mt. Pleasant, No. Q, de-
gree.
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KNIGHTS of Columbus.

The knights of Columbus hut at
Washington barracks will be dedi-
Gated this afternoon at 2:3o O'Clock
instead of next Sunday as previously
announced. The Engineers Band Will
give a concert.
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Carol Council Tuesday night will
receive a report from Der 1ty Grand
Knight John J. King, chair ian of the
membership committee, on campaign
for new members.
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Odd Fellows.

LODGES.
Monday-IAngdon, No. -. degree.
Tuesday-Amity, No. q. degree
Wednesday-Harmony. No. Q, degree.
Thursday-Columbia, No. 10; Salem,
No. % and Covenant, No. Is. degree.
Friday-Central. No. 1. degree.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Monday-Magenenu. No. 4, degree.
Tuesday-Grand encampment.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
Saturday-Canton Washington, No. 1,
drill.
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The annual custom of the state off,
GERS of holding a Martha Washington
social and dance will be carried out
this year.
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| GERS elect of Mount Vernon Council.
No. IS. Monday night.
Independent Council, No 2. Monday
| night had the following officers in
stalled by Deputy Charles H. Miller:
Councillor. Mrs. Amanda Carroll; as
socfate councillor, Mrs. Grodall; vice
councillor. Mrs Streater; associate
vice councillor. Mrs. S. Tucker; junior
past councillor. Mrs. La Revere; as
sociate junior past councillor. Mrs.
Williams; warden. Mrs. Stephens:
conductor, Mrs. Elizabeth Mann; in
side sentinel, Mrs. Wood; outside SEN
tinel, Mr.. Norton, and trustee, Miss
Alice Courtney.
Officers of Old Glory Council. No. -
have been installed by Deputy Mrs
Grace Woodward as follows: Coun-
cilor, Mrs. Louise Cody: junior past
councillor, Mrs. Emma Adams; asso-
ciate junior past councillor. Mrs Lottie
Taylor; vice councillor. Mrs. Clair
son: warden. Mrs. Mary Wilmington;
inside sentinel. Mrs. Idella Walker;
trustee, eighteen months, Mrs. NJ. E.
Hooper.
Among the guests were Mrs. Flodo
Raglan past state councillor: Mrs. Ma
mic Cox Howell and J. H. Howell.
In guessing contest Mrs. Grace
Woodward won the prize.
Supper was served and an hour of
remembrance followed.
Golden Rule Council. No. 10. Friday
night received the state councillor and
her STAFF on their annual and frater-
nal visit.
In connection with the program of
songs and a violin selection State
Councillor Clara Rock was presented
with a cameo brooch. Ethel Winsor
with cameo ring and the dapufy
Ella Scott, leather handbag. Mrs.
Reagan, the chairman. was given
velvet opera bag on behalf of the
council. Refreshments were served.
The Twentieth Century Club will
meet with Mrs. Ida Kerper, 644 C
street southeast. Saturday. January rs.
Modem Woodmen of America.
Arthur T. Cook was admitted to
membership in West End Camp. No.
12.089 For the intended installation
of officers the next meeting of
the camp will be an open meeting.
A. e. Farquhar, George B. Haske and
Daniel Webster were appointed to
make arrangements. An invitation
was extended to Martha Mccartney
Camp, No. s,07s, Royal Nefghbors, to
be present
Charles c. Thayer was elected SEN
| try Of Central Camp, No. 1905. at its
weekly meeting, and Frank o. Mol
| Ter and Richard Lucas were initiated.
! The installation of officers will take
| lunch will be served. An invitation
| from A. r. Talbot Camp to it's open
| meeting and installation of officers
was accepted.
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Daughters of America.

State Councillor Mrs. Clara A. Rock
and her staff of officers will inspect
Esther Council. No. 20. at Masonic
Hall. Grant and River roads, Thurs
day evening.
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Loyalty Council. No. 10. will hold
a valentine party and dance at Naval
Lodge Hall. 4th and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. February IA, The
officers elect were installed by Dep
uty Mrs. Julia Delano.
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Junior Past State Councillor Mrs.
Emily E. Halliday installed the Off
cers-elect of Mount Vernon Council,
No. IS. Monday night.
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Takoma Chapter, No. Il, Friday
evening will celebrate it's eleventh an
niversary. Associate Matron Margaret
d. Ballauf. has charge of the program
and refreshments will be served. The
associate grand matron and the asso-
ciate grand patron will be present
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William F. Hunt Chapter. No. IS.
will celebrate with music and dancing
Thursday evening it's seventh ami
versary. At the business meeting the
matron-elect Mrs. Mary NJ. Schone-
berger, will be installed
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Cathedral Chapter. No. IA. will con-
fer the degrees Wednesday night, the
newly elected officers officiating En-
-ertainment features will be in charge
IF Mrs. Ethelyn Casey.