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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-09

The victory Thanksgiving dance viii
be held at the Hotel Dewey. Thanks
giving eve. The membership and en-
tertainment committees will stage q
turkey party at the second meet
ing in November.
Washington Council, Tuesday night.
will hear the report OF its oulloinS
committee on the resolution for a new
home for the order. Lecturer NJ. >.
Racioppi and his assistant. ]. F. Rob
fnson. are being congratulated on inc
success of the Halloween dance.
The membership committee OF
Keane Council had a banquet " cones,
day night. The affair was informal; All
speeches were limited to five minutes
Andrew l. Hickey acted as toastmas-
ter. and talks were given by Z. l.
Griffith. R L. Lamb, l.. l. kaysnas ~ ~
f. A. Strudley: p. 7. Inland: Jon sto =,
J. Locke, Thomas A. Cantwell. with
Prof. Harry T. Hall, at the piano. fur
nishing the musical numbers
Thursday night the dancing assem-
bly, gave the first dance OF its sea
son. The music was of jazzy Kind
and refreshments were served
Keane will give its own third de,
gree for the first time in several
wear today at pm An out-of-t town
team will officiate. A class OF eighty
men from Keane. with many candi,
dates from Spaulding Council VIII
be initiated.
The resolution for a new home for
, the order. it is reported. has oeen
unanimously favored by fotoiaae
1 Spaulding and Carroll Councils.
The council will meet at St; Mary
X.
will also be the meeting OF the cap
tains of the drive teams. At the sec
ond November meeting the hrst de-
gree will be exemplihed.
Admiral Benson night by Carroll
Council Tuesday evening is reported
the largest gathering the council mas
ever had. A first degree preceded the
reception, in which Rev. M. p. Egan
officiated. Rev. Clarence E. Wheeler
chaplain. delivered the address of wei
come. The admiral responded. Grand
knight Haltigan presided. and pre-
sented him with a cluster of chrysan-
| themums for Mrs. Benson.
Representative Dale OF Vermont
presented fifty bound copies of hi:
address on Cardinal MERCER to Car
/ roll Council, for which he was ac-
corded a vote of thinks.
The usual Thanksgiving celebration
Will take place november To- Wnei
substantial gifts will be distributed
| and besides there will be plenty te
eat. drink and smoke.
The grand knight Of Carroll Coun-
| Gil has appointed Francis A. McCanr
chairman Of the orphans party com
mittee; F. A. Kidd. chairman com
mittee on education; James ]. Lynch
| chairman Boy Scouts committee. and
| Grand Knight Haltigan. chairman
committee on a new home for the
order.
| Carroll Council boasts Of life mem
bership card in the American RED
! Cross.
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X Fratern1t1es ~

noon. Rev. U. G. B. Pierce of the
Unitarian Church will officiate.
! The chapter will have degree work
Tuesday evening. farewell party
Past Matron LYDIA I. Riley Saturday
evening at the home of Past Matron
Rich. Mrs. Riley will leave soon for
a new home in Denver, Col
Miriam Chapter. No. %, will confer
the degrees tomorrow evening.
Cathedral Chapter. No. IA, will re-
ceive the grand matron and grand
patron on their annual grand vista
tion Wednesday night. The enter
tainment will be in charge of Past
Matron Mae l.. Dow.
After comforting the degrees on a
class Of twenty-one Friday night the
chapter gave Halloween dance
with many in costume. The hall was
were served in the banquet hall
where ducking for apples. fortune
telling and other games were fea-
tured. Clara d. Perry and Lillian Sir
Louis. representing gypsy fortune
tellers. took the prize for original
costumes. Mrs. Lavissa Collins had
charge of the program and arrange
ments.
Lebanon Chapter. U. D., was insti-
tuted Saturday, November /, at New
Masonic Temple by the grand patron
of the Grand Chapter, assisted by
the grand matron. Mrs. Cora P. May
berry. Other grand officers present
were: Past General Grand Patron
Williamson of the General Grand
Chapter. Past Grand Matron Hudson
and Past Grand Patrons Morgan and
Mowbry. The officers of Lebanon
Chapter U. D., are as follows: kath-
lat MOL 10
patron; Cora Meyers. assistant ma
tron: Lille Mckenzie. secretary;
Blanche Barehausen. treasurer; Sarah
Cleland. condolences; Esther Henning,
assistant conductress; Ella Lacey.
chaplain; Ida Wilmer, marshal; Marion
Altemus, Ada; Marie Williams Ruth !;
Jessica Davis, Esther; Nina Ward.
Martha: Ida johnson, E!ecta; Edith
Lucas, warder. and George Nicol,
sentinel.
On behalf of the ladies of the Leb-
anon Lodge Auxiliary. Mrs. Lille Ne-
Kenzie presented to the chapter =
check for $1,000. The present and
past grand officers congratulated the
members and wished for the baby
chapter" much success. There were
received ia petitions, twenty-eight
affiliations and thirty on the appl1-
cation for a dispensation. making a
total of 172. The chapter made a
donation of $500 for the building fund
of the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home.
The officers of the Grand Chapter
will pay their annual visitation to
William F. Hunt Chapter, No. 16,
Thursday evening.
At the last meeting of the Ladies'
Home Board Auxiliary Of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home the
chapters made their reports for the
building fund of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home and more than
$4,000 was turned over to the presi-
dent, AIRS. E. r. BotSch.
At Ruth Chapters meeting Monday
evening Mrs. Mary Teachum, grand
lecturer. occupied the matron's sta
tion during the comforting of the de-
grees. and Mrs. Cathrina Loeffier. past
grand matron. acted as chaplain. Mrs
Sallie Wilson entertained with a vocal
solo.
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Masonic.

LODGES.
Monday-Dawson. No. 16. Erand vista
ton.
Tuesday-Federal. No. 1. ladies' night.
Acacia. No. Is, r.m...F. C.: 1:3O
pm. f. A.
Stansbury. No. "a. special. F. G.
Wednesday, S'ansbury. No. "A. +. A.
School Of instruction.
ST. Johns Mite Association.
Thurs,iay-The New Jerusalem. No. Q.
pm. grand visitation and +; T..
King solomon. No. 81. special. +. A.
osiris, No. 81. ladies' night.
Temple Noyes No. 81. $50 PM,
grand visitation.
Friday, Hope. No. 20, NJ. N.
Saturday-The New Jerusalem. No. 8.
special. E. A.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Hiram, No. 10. Royal Arch.
Tuesday-Mount Horeb. No. Z, p. NJ.
and NJ. Z. NJ.
Potomac. No. 3. p. M. and MEN.
Wcdne sday--W Washington Naval, No. o.
Mark.
Observation-Disclosures No. .. Mark.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDMENTS.
Tuesday-De Molay, No. 4, Red Cross
and Malta.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Observation-Disclosures Lodge Of Perfection.
fourteenth degree. Perfect Flu.
Evangelist Chrpter, Knights Rose
Croix, winter class.
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W. B. A. of Maccabees.

The officers and members of the
local reviews will hold an informal
reception in the white parlor of the
New Ebbitt tomorrow evening. at s
o'clock, in honor of Miss Frances D.
Partridge, supreme record keeper of
the W. B. A. of the Maccabees. The
District Of Columbia Union guard
team will be present in full uniform.
There will be a short musical pro-
gram and an address by Miss Part
ridge.
Liberty Union, No. 6, Monday planned
social affairs for the fall and winter, and
one new member was initiated.
Brentwood Review, Brentwood. Md,
Tuesday evening had Mrs. Minnie
Keppinger. deputy supreme COM
mander. and Miss Anna Singles, dep
uty collector of the District OF Co
lumbia, as guests.
Mt. Vernon, No. 2, is planning for
a big card party for November 20.
The Marathon Club Of National Re-
view had a dancing party Friday
evening.
The District of Columbia union
guard team was entertained by Capt
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Order of Scottish Clan.

Clan MacLennan. No. go. will meet
Wednesday night at Masonic Temple.
Sth and F. streets northeast. Maj
Bryson entertained at the last meet
ing with his experiences in France.
A special committee has been appoint
ed to make arrangements for n stag
dinner in honor of the members who
were in the service. A masquerade
ball was held in Fythian Temple re-
Gently
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Knights of Pythias.

Home Lodge, No. 81. will entertain
Grand Chancellor Patrick and the
Grand Lodge officers tomorrow even
ing in the lodge room, third floor,
front. Pythian Temple. This will be the
second visitation of the grand officers
to Home Lodge since it's institution
August 81, 1918. This lodge. in point
of years as an organization. the
youngest in the District domain. in
point of membership is said to be the
most interesting, is the ages of its
members range from fifty years to
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Pythian Sisters.

In Rathbone Temple. No. 8, Friday
evening, after the transaction of bust
ness, Miss e. Prescott, chairman of
committee composing also Miss
Simpson, Mrs. NJ. Smith, Mrs. Ables,
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Wight
man. Mrs. r. Prescott. Miss Samuels
and Messrs. E. Barkman. r. Smith,
Howard, Kellogg. Brown. Lee, Ronse.
Lausen Prescott presented HALO
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Spanish War Veterans.

Col. John Jacob Aston Camp Mon
day evening. in addition to muster
ing recruits. appointed a commit
tee to make arrangements for re-
ception of the department council or
administrations December 10. The
reception will be open to the public.
and it Is proposed to have vaude-
Vile and concert. The governor or
to be present.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp Tues
day evening completed arrangements
for an entertainment at Pythian
Temple, when the service flag will
be modified. with presentation OF
badges to past commanders. and the
acceptance OF a tablet roster of fifty
four members who served in the world
war. The camp also adopted reso-
buttons favoring the erection OF a per-
manent national headquarters build
ing in the city.
James NJ. Waters OF Miles Camp
has been appointed to the board OF
managers of the Soldiers and Sailors
from Dewey Camp will be recon-
| mended to the board at its next meet
ing.
The council of administration will
| meet with Lawton Camp at 1903 +
, street Thursday evening. November
20. All comrades will be welcome.
Gen. NJ. Emmett Urell Camp met
Wednesday. and interest was mani
Tested in the officers to be nominated
| and elected for next year. The year
now closing has been very successful.
The comrades are working hard to
| make the veterans dance at Pythian
Temple Tuesday (Armistice night as
| big a success as the military bali.
The proceeds will be used for relief
work and legislation.
The Lineal Society met Wednesday
| night, and after adjournment OF the
business session refreshments were
served.
Richard J. Harden Camp had a
large attendance Thursday night to
witness the mastering in of recruits.
with Commander Charles F. Runge
in command
Col. James S. Petit Camp will meet
tuesday evening. Recruits are ex-
pected to be mustered
National headquarters have been
opened in the Southern building by
James j. Murphy, assistant quarter
master general and chief national re-
cruiting officer.
me national committee on legisIa-
ton has addressed an appeal to the
y. 5. w. V. to urge their congress-
men TO take an active interest in the
sens pension bill, with view to Sc
curing early action thereon
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ween Social" Games were played
and ref eshments were served.
Director H. E. Smith is rehearsing
the drill team for a trip to Whining
ton, Del. All members of the temple
are working for this trip.
A dance Is to be given in Novem-
Der. ]. Sommers is in charge.
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Three grand viSitationS are Sched-
uled for the current week. viz: To-
morrow evening. to Dawson Lodge
No. 16, and Thursday evening. to the
New Jerusalem and to Temple Noyes,
in turn.
Brightwocd Royal Arch Chapter. No
Q. has changed both its meeting place
and time -; meeting to- the second
and fourth Wednesdays in the month,
IT the Masonic Temple. 18th street
and New York avenue northwest.
Stansbury Lodge. No. Il. hereafter
will meet in the Masonic Hall, at lat
and Kenyon streets northwest. on the
second and fourth W ednesdayS of the
month. Tuesday evening the +. G..
degree is scheduled. and Wednesday
evening the f.. 4. degree. A class of
thirty-one candidates is in waiting.
The corner stone of the lodges new
Masonic Temple in Brishtwood will
lie laid Friday afternoon. November
y. at 3 o'clock. by Grand Master
Milans and the Grand Lodge officers.
the famous Washington gavel of Po-
tcmac Lodge, No. 5, being used for the
occasion. There will be banquet in
the evening. and, il is announced.
Vice President Marshall will be ask ed
to deliver an address. The band of
IallipoliS Grotto Will furnish music.
Stansbury Lodge had an increase of
sixty-one members the past year and
fifty-two candidates are now await
ing one or another of the degrees.
The New Jerusalem Lodge. No. 9,
following its grand visitation Thurs
Gay evening. will have the +. G. de-
gree. and Saturday evening will have
a special for the E. A. degree.
King Solomon Lodge will have a
special Wednesday afternoon at
Pm. for the E. A. degree.
The winter class OF the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite will receive
the fourteenth degree. Perfect Flu
Tuesday evening in Mithras Lodge of
Perfection. Evangelist Chapter,
knights Rose Croix. also will meet
Tuesday evening for matters concern
ing the winter class. Degree work
will start in the chapter Tuesday. No
rember IS.
The high priest of Anacostia Royal
Arch Chapter, No. IL, announces the
Mark degree for tomorrow evening.
Potentate L. Whiting Estes of AL
mas Temple of the Mystic Shrine was
the guest last week of Imperial Po-
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Odd Fellows.

LODGES.
Monday-LAnsdon, No. %, grand VIZ
ftation.
Observation-Disclosures, No. 6. and
Amity, No. u, degree; Golden
Rule, No. p, first degree.
Observation-Disclosures, No. Z. first de-
gree; Harmony, No. 8, degree.
Thursday-Columbia No. 10. 6rst de-
gree; Covenant, No. ID; Salem.
No. %, and Phoenix, No. %. de-
gree; Excelsior, No. II. initiatory
degree.
Friday-Central, No. 1; Metropolis, No.
10. and Federal City, No. 20. de-
gree.
ENCAMPMENTS,
Monday-Mount Nebo. No. 6, degree.
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Lille Patrick, assisted by Lieut.. Hat
tie Palmer. at the home OF Capt. Pa
rick. Saturday evening.
Brightwood Review. No s, and
Georgetown, No. 10. after short d.
less meetings, tomorrow evening Nh
attend q reception at the New Ebb,I-
in honor of Miss Frances d. Part
ridge.
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Knights of Columbus.

Washington General Assembly,
Fourth Degree, Monday night decided
to hold the annual ball at one of the
large hotels early in January. The
driilmaster reported he had almost
completed the details for the re-
organization of the drill team.
Charles w. AuEhinbaugh, faithful
navigator. announced that the degree
would be exemplified in Washington
on the afternoon of February %, to
be followed in the evening by ball
or banquet Charles W. Darr. master
for Maryland and the District of Co
lurba, gave a talk on the status of
the various officers and the working
rules of local and general assemblies.
At the last meeting of Spaulding
Council the first degree was confer
red on candidates from Spaulding and
Keane Councils. Spaulding Council
unanimously adopted resolution
relative to a new home for the order.
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Order of the Eastern Star.

Fidelity Chapter. No. 10, will have
charge of the services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home this after
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Jr. o. u. A. M

Anacostia Council. No. 16. met Tues.
day. j. d. Simpson reported that Rep-
resentative Albert Johnson. chairman
Of the immigration committee of the
House of Representatives, in COM
pany with ]. D. Simpson. J. A Smith
son, W. d. Mcclellan. w. J. North of
No. 16. and Maurice Peabody of No.
8, visited American Star Council, No.
32, at Savage, Md, where Mr.. John
son delivered a speech. f. c. Prather
reported arrangements for the
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freshments. Members of tho order
and their friends are invited.
Rebekah LODGES.
Monday-Esther. No. 8. Friends night. ~
Tuesday-Mount Pleasant, No. 8. de-
gree.
Observation-Disclosures No. 8, degree.
Thursday-Martha Washington, No. 5,
grand visitation.

Mrs. Ella w. Mallory. president of
the Rebekah Assembly. and the as
sembly officers. and Grand Master
Victor P. Hammer and officers of the
Grand Lodge. will visit Martha Wash
ington Lodge. No. 3. Thursday even
ing. This lodge is the home lodge of
Vice President Miss Mollie E. Edmon-
ston, and who is also it's recording
secretary.
Washington, No. 1, will meet Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. Alb
bic NJ Gates, sos North Carolina ave-
nue. southeast. This is regarded an
important meeting previous to the
comforting of the degree of chivalry
by Canton Washington.
Esther Lodge, No. S. will hold a
friends night" tomorrow evening for
every Rebekah in this jurisdiction. and
especially visitors. President Ella v.
Mallory and Past President Annie E.
Grigsby will be special guests of the
lodge. A program will be presented
and refreshments served.
President Mrs Ella v. Mallory of
the Rebekah Assembly announces
school of instruction in Naomi. No. l,
lodge room, I. o. o. F. Temple. Mon
day evening. November II. President
Mallory has been actively engaged IN
visiting the lodges, urging not only
the officers, but all members to at
tend the school.
Ruth Lodge, No. 2. Monday even
ing admitted q member by transfer
from Baltimore Past Noble Grand
Mrs. Emma Belt will conduct rum
mage sale for the lodge the first three
days of the present week
ROYAL Arcanum.
Grand Regent George NJ Evans at
Oriental Council Tuesday evening: IN
Pythian Temple. distributed prizes
awarded in the membership campaign
Past Grand Regent w. w. chase pre-
nine members admitted at this meet
ing and spoke on the work OF the
Royal Arcanum Hospital Associa-
tions. John K. Pitcher OF NepraSka
transferred his membership 70 Ori.
entail Council. Past Grand Regent
]. Ed Swaine, colonel OF the lncle 70
Regiment. was reported Ill at ms
home. A ladies' night was announced
for Tuesday, November IS, in Pythlan
Temple.
Grand Regent George NJ. Evans.
Vice Grand Regent George c. Sh1nn,
Grand Secretary f. A. Mess and Past
Regent w. E. Seaver attended a meet
ing of the committee on the state OF
the order of the Grand Council Mon,
day evening in the Office of the grand
secretary. A series of official visits
, of the Grand Council officers to the
subordinate councils was arranged,
the first to be to District Council
Wednesday evening, in Perpetual
Hall, 1101 E street northwest. when
members of the order in the District
will celebrate charter day with a
class initiation, speeches and re-
freshmentS.
Knights of Columbus.
Washington General Assembly,
Fourth Degree, Monday night decided
to hold the annual ball at one of the
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me national committee on legisIa-
ton has addressed an appeal to the
y. 3. w. V. to urge their congress
men to take an active interest in the
sells pension bill, with a view to Sc
! curing early action thereon.
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King Solomon Lodge will have a
special Wednesday afternoon at !
Pm. for the E. A. degree.
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The high priest of Anacostia Royal
Arch Chapter, No. IL, announces the
Mark degree for tomorrow evening.
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Continued on Twenty-second Page.)
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The New Jerusalem Lodge. No. 9.
following it's grand visitation Thurs
Gay evening. will have the f. c. de-
gree. and Saturday evening will have
a special for the E. A. degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-09

Potentate L. Whiting Estes of AL
mas Temple of the Mystic Shrine was
the guest last week of Imperial Po-
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De Mo1ay Commandery. No.
Knights Templar, will have the orders
of the Red Cross and Malta Tuesday
evening, with a number of candidates
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Mt. Vernon, No. 2, is planning for
a big card party for November 20.
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The District of Columbia union
guard team was entertained by Capt.
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National headquarters have been
opened in the Southern building by
James j. Murphy, assistant quarter
cruiting officer
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The ladies' auxiliary Of Canton
Washington, No. l, will meet Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. Alb
bic NJ. Gates. sos North Carolina ave-
nue. southeast. This is regarded an
important meeting previous to the
comforting of the degree of chivalry
by Canton Washington.
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At Ruth Chapters meeting Monday
evening Mrs. Mary Teachum. grand
lecturer. occupied the matron's sta
tion during the comforting of the de-
grees. and Mrs. Cathrina Loeff1er. past
grand matron. acted as chaplain. Mrs.
Sallie Wilson entertained with vocal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-09

Col. James S. Petit Camp will meet
TUESDAY evening. Recruits are ex-
pected to be mustered.
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The Marathon Club Of National Re-
view had a dancing party Friday
evening.
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Columbia Lodge. No. rs. held a
special Wednesday evening to confer
lodge will be well represented in the
service class, it is said.
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Esther Lodge. No. 5. will hold a
friends night" tomorrow evening for
every Rebekah in this jurisdiction, and
especially visitors. President Ella V.
Mallory and Past President Annie e.
Grigsby will be special guests of the
lodge. A program will be presented
and refreshments served.
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The winter class OF the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite will receive
the fourteenth degree. Perfect Flu
Tuesday evening. in Mithras Lodge of
parfn ,p4
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Richard J. Harden Camp had a
large attendance Thursday night to
witness the mastering in Of recruits.
win Commander Charles F. Runge
in command
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Eastern Lodge, No. Z. after the first
to a lecture by a prominent member
of the order from Pennsylvania on
the characters Of the degree. Lee
lures on the work Of the degrees have
been made a special feature of the
work.