The Washington herald., 1920-01-11
MACCABEES.

The of1cers OF Liberty Union Re-
view, No. 6. were installed Monday
evening by Mrs. Minnie Keppinger.
d. s. c. Several candidates were
balloted on and the impressive cere-
mony of draping the charter in
memory of Mrs. Florian Kennedy,
deceased, was held. Mrs. Mary
Byrd. the retiring commander, and
Mrs. Weeks and Mrs. Keppinger
were the recipients of beautiful
gifts as tokens OF appreciation dur
ing the past year.
Victory Review. No. IL, at their
regular meeting held Tuesday even
! ing, conducted a drill for installa-
| tion of officers, which will be held
in the Knights Of Pythias Temple.
Monday evening, February 8. Plans
were perfected for a social and
dance TO be held In the Seventh and
l street hall. Tuesday evening, jan
uary 20. Several candidates were
balloted on. :.
! Brentwood Review, Brentwood.
Md. had an open meeting Tuesday
evening, having the annual install
| lation of officers, after which a
| turkey dinner was served to the
members of the review, their hus-
bands and friends. Mrs. Emma
! Earnest and Mrs. Lulu Mack were
, the recipients Of beautiful gifts.
The officers were installed by Mrs
Minnie Keppinger. d. s. c.. assisted
by Miss Anna Singles. lady of cere-
monies. The following from the
District of Columbia were guests:
Mrs. Keppinger, Miss Singles, Mrs.
Van Ness, Mrs. Shreve and Miss
waddy. Mrs. Ohlendorf and her
committee in charge of the even
| ing's arrangements are receiving
congratulations upon the success Of
the evenings affairs.
The Officers Club was delightful
/ ly entertained by National Review,
No. /, Saturday evning. A large
crowd attended. Plans were per-
fected for the Offcers' Club dance
to be held at the Raleigh Hotel.
January 20. At the close Of the
session. Capt. Lillian Patrick con-
Quoted a drill with the Union Guard
team. The next meeting of the
club will be held with Mount ver-
non Review, date of which will be
announced later.
Columbia Review, No. 3. held a
most delightful meeting Thursday
evening, at which time the friends
of the review were invited to wit
ness the beautiful ceremony of in
stallstion of officers. Mrs. Minnie
Keppinger, d. S. c., installing Off
Ger. was assisted by Mrs. Cornish,
lady of ceremonies, and the d. c.
~ ha In
was very largely attended and
Thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Carrie Watts and her commit
tee who were in charge of the
evenings affairs have every reason
to be proud of the splendid meet
ing.
Georgetown Review, No. 10, will
have Installation of officers Monday
evening, January IL, and a banquet
given in honor of the newly in
stalled officers and the new mem
bers. Mrs. Mime KeppiL ger, d. s.
c., will be in Wilmington. Del,
from January IA to II Id the in
terest of the association. Meetings
the current week are Monday night.
Georgetown; Thursday. Mount YER
non, and Friday. National.
Mount Vernon Review and CO.
Iumbia were the guests of Mount
Vernon Tent of the, Maccabees at
banquet given in Masonic Tenn
pie, Tuesday evening. A delightful
program preceded the banquet. A
large crowd attended.
National Tent entertained the
members of Victory Review. No. IL,
at a delightful affair Wednesday
evening in Masonic Temple. After
a delightful program and refresh
ments. dancing was induiged in to
late hour.
A joint committee of the Knights
and Ladies met in the W. B. A. GEN.
trail Office, Ninth and + streets
northwest, Friday evening and de-
cided on terms, forfeits, etc, for the
contest for membership which be-
gan January !.