Evening star., 1919-11-30
CURRENT WEEK.
Mnaonic L0dgcS.

\ rank.
' Thursday-Franklin. No. 2. and
Hermione, No. -. Joint grand vista
ton. elaborate program.
ODD FELLOWS.
Monday-Lan gdon. No. %, degree
Tuesday-Golden Rule. No. y. grand
visitation; Washington, No. and
Amity, No -. degree; Mt Plea
No. 20. first and second degrees, music
and nomination of officers
ednesday-Eastern. No. I: Har-
monS. No. 3, and Friendship. No. IL
degree.
Observation-Disclosures. No. 10; Cove
nant. No. 10: Salem, No. %, and
Phoenix, No. IS, degree
Friday-Central. No. /. initiatory de-
gree and enterta inment: Metropolis
No. l6. and Fedc:ai City, No. 20. de
gree.
ENCAMPMENT.
Monday--Fred- D. Stuart No. !. grand
PATRIARCHs MILITANT
saturday-Canton Washington. No
REBEKAH LODGES.
Monday-Naomi, No l, and Ruth.
Tuesday-Fidelity. No. :. degree.
nesday-Friendship. No. 8, So
cial: Assembly Home Circle. social. -
Ihursday-Dorcas, No. T. degree
Frlday-Miriam, No. s. degree.
UNITED SPANISH WAR,yETER. ANS.
TueSday-Gen. Nelson A lilies
CamPa'election and plans for mobili-
zation of service flag December 19:
Col NJ. Emmett Urell Camp. election.
Thursday-Richard J. Harden Camp,
election Friday, Col.a-John Jacob
Astor Camp. entertainment, with de
Partment commander as guest.
JR. o. L. A. NJ.
Today- nj D., ,i,,f,,r -oo
pm at Second Baptist Church. 4th
street and Virginia avenue southeast.
Ihursday-Mount Vernon Council. No
10. ladies' night, " ashington Hall.
"a street and Pennsylvania avenue
DAUGHTERS of AMERICA.
Tuesday-Triumph Council. No S,
supper and social evening -,
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLEs.
meeting and luncheon.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Monday-West End Camp. No. 12eS9
election and address by Lieut. Nc
Kinleg W. Kreigh. Thursday. Ar
Talbot Camp. No. 1872. election and
initiation: Columbia. No. 1928. cleo
tlon and social. Friday - Central
party" =. -
ROYAL NEIGHBORs OF kMERaeAs 4
Monday-Martha McCaffrey Camp
election and social. Friday-Myra B.
Enright Camp. election and initia-
ton.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Monday-Washingto General AS
sembly. Fourth Degree. athletic en-
,tertainment after business meeting;
open TO all members of the order.
Tuesday-Carroll Council. first de-
gree, followed by special features.
Services at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home this afternoon will be
omitted, according to announcement
Orient Commandery. No. 5. knights
Templar, will start preparations to-
morrow evening for Christmas fes-
tival for the children of its members
Monday, December 90.
King Solomon Lodge. No 81, We'd
nesdayi morning will have the NJ. NJ
degree. followed by luncheon and the
annual election. AT noon, in the ban
\ auet hall musical selections will be
1 presented under the direction of Prof
Hohn s. NJ. Zimmerman. Past Grand
EIaster James w. Witten. an honorary
member of the lodge, will install the
new officers.
At the grand visitation Monday
evening, St. Johns Lodge. No. IL, for
the first time in eighteen years. was
visited by grand master who is
one of its own members Grand Mas
ter Joseph H. Milans and Past Grand
Master Harry Standiford, who was
grand master in 1901. are both past
masters of st. Johns Lodge. Past
Grand Master r. T. W. Duke. jr., of
Virginia, was the speaker.
The Grand Lodge of Masons of the
District Will vote on proposition
increasing the minimum fees for the
degrees from $50 TO S75 at its stated
communication, Wednesday evening.
December l..
The last Shrine dance of the year
by Almas Temples auxiiiaries the
Military Band. the Oriental Band and
the Arab Patrol. assisted by the Wom-
ans Auxiliary, will be given at the
Raleigh December 90.
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter Will
nresent the degrees for all chapters
in the District December 80, starting
at pm. with an intermiSSion from
10 s pm, for banquet
Elections have commenced in the
Eastern Star chapters.
The Floral Circle of Columbia Chap
\ Ter. No. Is. o. +. =. will be enter
! tained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs.
Emma Miller 1869 Meridian street.
The pTriangle Club of Master Ma
Sons will give dance in the Arcade
tomorrow evening.
Bethlehem Chapter. o. f. s. has
, eoted TO purchase an incubator for
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
After a short-form ceremony in
Pythian Temple tomorrow evening.
Kallipolis Grotto of the Yelled
Prophets will devote its time to mer
fymaking.
Religious services will be held at
Che Odd Fellows Home. 3233 street
| northwest tomorrow at 3:15 pm. The
| grand master will deliver an address
Grand Master Hammer has ap-
.pointed the following to install the
NEW officers in the Odd Fellows
lodges: The Grand Lodge officers
for Central Lodge, No. l. January 9 ::
r.. S. PLACER for Washington. No 8.
january 6: J. Herbert Frederick. for
Eastern, No. I. and Harmony. No. 9
Ijoint installation), January, Z; w. ii.
Mcconnell. for Columbia, No 10. jan
nary S:J. II. Armand, Union, No II.
January 5 Leo 5. Schoenthai Friend
ship, No. II. January I; Stuart X.
Carter. Covenant. No. 13, January :
Mari r. Landers. Beacon. No. Il. Jan
uary 3: f. G. Royston. Metropolis No.
is. January .; Charles +. Leisinger.
Excelsior. No. Il. January s. r. II.
Sorrell. Federal City. No. 20. January
Q. Anthony krauth, Golden Rule No.
FL January 6: W J. Hope. Salem.
No 22 January S; o. w. Wyatt. Lang