Evening star., 1920-03-14
MODERN W00DNEN OF
AMERICA.

West End Camp. No. 12oss, Monday
night decided to attend the reception
to Supreme Organiser Ralph H. John
Savings Bank building. p Y. Haske.
Leroy S. King. John W. Tucker, Allen
L Shields. James R. Shields. John r.
Ihrie. Bernard r. Ihrie. David Cooper
| and James 9. Mcnamara were received
D: Easton. jr.. formerly Of Camp loss7.
whitehall Mon. was admitted BY
transfer. Frank B. FArquhar has re-
| turned to the camp. after war service
in the United States Navy. The or
ganization Of . foresters' team was
Cowles Of Camp so7s. John W. Suth-
erin Of Camp 16015. and William Nc
CafSery Of Camp 1872 were visitors.
! A. r. Talbot Camp, No. 1917. had
presented for adoption At its last
| meeting the following candidates: l..
r. Nixdorf. r. o. Bryan. L. Z. Cum
nick. L. P. Hintx. r. G. Hintse, T. E.
and P. E. Reymer. A membership cam
paign, which will have it's climax at
| the joint class adoption In honor OF
Supreme Organizer Ralph E. Johnson
| on March 1s. is now being wa9ed by
w. Darlington Of Central Camp was q
| visitor. The appointment OF J. q. Pace.
As superintendent OF the Woodmen
Sanitorium At Colorado Springs TO
succeed DR.. !. H. Rutisdse; recsntiy
Deputy william McCaffery congratu-
! lated the camp on its steady increase
in membership. ~ -
Eddy. Albert J. p. Mowrer. Thomas B.
Mitchell, David P. Porter and Leon X: I
Townsend were initiated in Central
Camp. No. 1sol5. At its last meeting.
I Supreme Organiser Ralph Z. Jonnson
advised the camp that he would be
present at the joint class adoption in
Talbot Camp Hall. Thursday night
The formation Of q forester's team Is
said to be practically assured.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Fidelity Council. No !. T~sday
evening elected ten applicants ana
gave a birthday surprise party to
Harry Howell. the secretary. Sadie
Levy presented Mr.. Howell with hand
kerchiefs in behalf of the council. Re-
freshments were served.
A class initiation is to be held in
the old Masonic Temple. 9th and !"
streets northwest. Wednesday even
ing, March 20. unless present plans
are changed The team work will be
performed by one Of tho local coun-
ellis and the ritualistic ceremonies
Will De un0ef tne ohCSIlOA Va AhS
sitting state ofncers.
A membership drive il on and tho
members are especially active in MAI
tha cambridge Council. No l, which
has received applications for member
ship from Mabel 4; Psttt: A,oerha era
lian A. Blackman. e. r. Williams. r.
Doretta Watts, Blanche King. Charles
r. King, Lille r. Turnkey and Cath.
rine L. Baur. Recently the council
held successful old-fashioned homo
party.
Mizpah Council. No. 8. "home" coun-
Gil Of the national councillor, Mrs. Naomi
Swami. has received a,tsn appiiSstiens Pmd,n ror
laura v. Ruding. Walter w. Ruding
and n. v. Golden. The council is ar
ranging to hold q masquerade ball on
the eve of st. Patrick's day.
American Flag Council. No. s:
Monday evening voted to buy $50
worth Of war savings stamps.
Mount Vernon Council. No. Is. Mon
day night had as visitors National
Councillor Mrs. Naomi Swami. Past
National Councillor Mrs. Elisabeth.
SeweIl. State Councillor Mrs. d. Ro-
seIla Cole. state Vice Mira. Louis a.
Grubb. Sta. state sserssary ms: Charles Esrx u.
Ferguson, Junior Past State Council
or Mrs. Clara A. Rock, Past state
Councillor Mrs. Mamie Howell and
state judiciary Mrs. JerashA Penning-
ton.
The State Council will hold q rum
mage sale March 15-17. inclusive. ut
the foot Of ~ street southwest.
nAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Goodwill Council, No. Is, Monday
night, in Naval Lodge Hall. gave .
risina vote Of thanka 70 ActinG Chair