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officers of the Grand Lodge and the
president and officers of the Rebekah
Assembly officiating. AT the close OF
the ceremonies President Mallory was
presented with a cut glass basket.
The Odd Fellows Home Association
Is to hold n special meeting durin =
the month. the day not yet set, for re-
ports from each of the representa-
tives as to subscriptions to the CEN
tennial endowment fund. 1t is re-
ported that a number of the lodges
nave largely exceeded their quota.
Grand knight Haltigan announces
mat Speaker Gillett of the House of
representatives. Senator Walsh of
massachusetts,. Rt. Rev. Bishop Sha-
han. rector of the Catholic Univer-
sity; Deputy Supreme knight Martin
II. Carmody of Grand Rapids. Mich.
ana a number of other notables will be
represented in the speakers at the
twenty-f1rs anniversary celebration of
Carroil Council. Knights of Colum-
BUS, tuesday evening. Musical and
literary features are to be presented
also by Mrs. Newton D. Baker. Mrs.
David H. kincheloe, wife of Repre-
sentative kincheloe of kentucky;
representative Lanham of Texas and
othels. Special honor is to be shown
the tWenty-one survivors of the origi-
The Daughters of Isabella have
Planned several social evenings to be
!ieIo during the season, among them a
oahce betore Lent and a card party
ABOUT St Patrick'S day. future meet
ings of Court of District of Colum-
pla. NO. 2l2, are to be held in K. of c.
Hall, 6o6 E street northwest.
Fraser Camp, woodmen of the
World, at It's last meeting immedi-
ately adjourned on the announcement
of the death of Past Consul Commander
Halvor Paulsen.
Mrs. Ina Grimes Seniff, assisted by
Mrs. Frances Coffin. installed the Of
ficers of Carnation Camp. Royal
Nelghbors of America, Monday even
ing at Royal Arcanum Hall. A pro-
gram OF music and recitations, with a
social hour and dancing, followed the
ceremonies. A buffet supper was
served. The camp has invited all
meetings, the first Monday in each
month. at pm. for dancing, a social
hour and refreshments, with no
charge for admission.
The officers of Georgetown Review
Woman's Benefit Association of the
Maccabees. were installed by Mrs.
Minnie Kepinger, deputy supreme
commander, Monday evening. the ju-
nior guard team of the review as
sisting. A luncheon and dancing fol-
lowed. and Mrs. Nellie Kramer and
Mrs. Keppinger were the recipients
of gifts from the review.
Deputy Supreme Commander Min
ME keppinger installed the officers
of Columbia Review of the Womans
Benefit Association Thursday evening,
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Patrick and the guard team assist
ing. The hall was beautifully deco
rated. Past Commanders Mrs. Mary
Adamson and Mrs. Cornish were pre-
Sented with gifts.
Brightwood Review, Woman's Ben
eft Association. had it's installation
Monday evening, Mrs. Phoebe Perry,
past commander, officiating. The
commander. Mrs. Martha Dean, was
the recipient of a piece of cut glass
as token of appreciation. A sup
per was served and social hour was
spent. The review will give a dance
January 26. and Brentwood Review
an entertainment and play January
The Officers Club. Woman's Ben
eft Association. will give it's annual
dance at the Hotel Raleigh January
%, with cards as diversion.
Capital Council, Jr o. U. A. NJ,
Monday evening received an invita-
ton through a visiting delegation to
attend an initiation at Ballston Coun-
ellis next meeting, when eighteen
candidates will be received.
Fidelity Chapter, o. E. S., will be
entertained by the past matrons and
past patrons Tuesday evening, jan
uary 81. at Masonic Temple. Refresh
ments will be served.
Grand Prelate C. w. Henderson in
stalled the officers-elect of Home
Lodge. No. 81, Knights of Pythias.
Monday evening. He was assisted by
Past Grand Chancellor Shaffer of
Maryland and Supreme Representative
]. B. Dickman of this jurisdiction.
Capital Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
presented it's retiring chancellor, w.
C. Johns, with an emblematic ring at
it's last meeting.
Grand Chancellor Patrick has re-
signed the Guardianship of the Pyth-
ian fair committee and Grand Vice
Chancellor Yates has been elected to
fill the vacancy. The grand chancel-
lor's resignation was caused by ill
health, it was announced.
D. T. Bounds OF Elm Camp, who has
been an active member of the Wood
men of the World for twenty-five
years, has been presented with gold
medal of recognition by the national
officers in the District. 1t is said
The