The Washington herald., 1919-05-18
WOODMEN OF THE
WORLD.

The Boosters Club will meet al
Washington Hall Tuesday night, at
which time plans for the annual ex-
cursion to Chesapeake Beach will be
perfected.
1t is also expected that applications
will be received from several of the
hcrder-line camps for membership in
the club.
An address on Cooperation" will be
delivered by one OF the members of
the club. The representative of the
organization on the Victory Liberty
Loan committee will make a report.
Lieut.. Col. George C. wilsher an
nounces that a meeting of all the de-
gree teams that took part in the COM
petitive drill at Hagerstown. Nd. will
he held at Washington Hall, Third
street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. Tuesday night, to take ac-
ton on the disposition Of the check
for $50 cash prize which has Just
been awarded to the Washington
team.
The director Of the Regimental
Band announces a meeting of the
band for Tuesday night at Old Glory
camp hall, Third street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast
Old Glory Camp. No. 8. held one of
its most enthusiastic meetings last
Tuesday night. Forty dollars Of the
receipts from last years excursion
was appropriated TO the uniform rank.
Consul Commander George c. Will
sher announced a number OF cash
prizes for applications received dur
ing the B. w. Jewell membership
campaign.
The most attractive Is a gold watch
to the member getting the most ap-
plications between July 1 and Decem-
Der 81, provided a total Of fifty appli-
cations are turned In during this
period.
Col. wilsher also announces that he
has received a number Of applications
for the new grove OF the ladies' circle
which he is organizing.
Oak Camp, No. 4. announces that 81
has appropriated $50 for a banquet
to be held just after the class initia-
tion in June.
This camp will unveil two monu-
ments to deceased Woodmen on May
80. One in Congressional Cemetery
at 10 a. m and one at Mount O1ivet
Cemetery at 2:3o p. m.
The special feature will be the
unveiling at Mount Olivet in the
afternoon. as they will he assisted
by two full companies OF the uni
form rank. under the leadership OF
Capt. c. A. Cole.
Mount Vernon Camp. No. s. at
Fourt and G streets
southwest, next Monday night will
be addressed by the new publicity
manager.
The publicity manager regrets
that he was not present at their
last meeting. but assures Mount
Vernon that he will make up this
time.
National Camp. No. IL. at its
meeting next Thursday night. at
Donohoe's Hall. expects to receive
visit from a delegation from the
boosters club and listen to several
interesting addresses.
The third anniversary entertain
ment of w. A. Fraser Camp. No. H.
last Monday night proved a huge
success. The program. consisting of
piano and vocal selections. fancy
dancing. cornet solo. monofogues
and music by the Hawaiian trio. was
listened to by IT'S woodmen. their
friends and families.
The feature of the evening was q
''five-round boxing bout" staged by
the terrible twins" sons OF Halvor
Paulsen, of Fraser Camp.
DIR. II. w. Tippett. head consul OF
the West Virginia Jurisdiction. deliv-
cred an address, on "woodcraft" Hal
vor Paulsen was in charge of ar
rangements.
Elm Camp. No. 8, at its meeting
Thursday night was visited by sew
eral members from other camps, and
all are assured OF a ;ordhl welcome
when they come to Elm.
Capt Wade is drilling his company
of uniform rank into shape to take a
leading part in the class initiation to
be held shortly.
Sow. J. C. Mcconnell reported on
the work OF the entertainment com.
mittee of the Boosters Club. toward
its annual excursion. Sow. McCon-
nell Is chairman Of the committee.
John w. Sanders. Of Fraser Camp,
has been absent from the city for
several days making tour Of west.