Evening star., 1921-06-26
FRATERNITIES
qualified. and Sovereign Dave Wolf i.
scheduled TO address the camp.

qualified. and Sovereign Dave Wolf is
scheduled TO address the camp.
National Camp reports progress from
its portion Of the forest. At the meet
ing Thursday night Clerk Easter made
report of the financial condition,
which is favorable. Sovereign Dele
gate Eckloff was a visitor and asked
for final instructions before his de-
parture for New York, where the
Sovereign Camp convenes July S.
Tomorrow night Fraser Camp will wit
ness an inspection Of Capt: Helgesen's
Uniform Rank Company by the 1st
Battalion Staff, Maj. John Hefferman,
commanding: Lieut.. Bert Wells. aide.
Sovereigns Bonini Riley and Stern
have been nominated as a committee
to aid in the reorganization of Com.
pany c of Elm Camp
Escort Schwarz and watchman Fair
in Elm Camp by Adviser Lieut.. F. N.
Mcpherson.
MODERN W0oDMEN OF
AMERICA.
Members Of Washington Camp, No.
11464. assembled at Centennial Baptist
Church last Sunday and listened to a
memorial sermon py the pastor, DR..
He: Sven. delivered in memory of
members of the order who have passed
away.
Washington Camp was honored by a
visit Friday evening from District Dep
uty J. H. Doubles. of Richmond, Va,
who stated that he had organized a
can camp 9f Modern Woed%en 'dsd at Slaren
Camps team and officers to be present
when the new camp is instituted, the
first Wednesday in July.
The newly elected consul, Harry H.
r. Helwig, presided Friday evening at
the initiation of two new members,
James B. Martz and William E. Edgar.
Capt. P. E. Beach, Of the degree team,
which has charge of the excursion to
Marshall Hall in August. announced
would take part with the camp in the
excursion and would furnish music on
every boat going to the Hall during the
day as well and would give a concert
in the evening.
JR. o. q. A. M.
America-Jefferson Council No. 12, at
its last weekly meeting conferred the
degrees of virtue. liberty and patriot
lSIn upon lOui SdhdidotCS. a. L.
Crump and William B. Dodge, Of Lib
erty Bell Council No. SIS; Emmons
Teffeau, of J. Morgan Reed Council,
F. p. A., No. 2. and John Erhardt, Of
America Jefferson Council. The work
was put on impressively before a
large assemblage Of officers and MEM
bers of the council and about fifteen
visiting members of other councils. ].
E. Flynn was master of the degree
team and T. A. Flynn was captain of
the drill team. Among the visitors
who assisted in the initiatory work
were Past State Councillor c. w.
Walker, State Vice Councillor George
P. Ames and F. E. Potter.
State Council Secretary John Prem
der submitted detailed report Of the
annual convention Of the United States
Funeral Benefit Associa ton. recently
held in Richmond. Va. The report
showed a steady growth of the associa-
tion. Not one death claim was contest
ed at the convention. All the incumbent
officers Of the association were re-
elected. Atlantic City was chosen as
the meeting place Of the annual con-
vention in 1922. All delegates were
loud in their praise Of the cordial
manner in. which the visiting dele
gates were entertained during their
stay in Richmond by members of
councils in that city. Besides at
tending the convention, State Coun-
Gil Secretary John Prender had sew
erl conferences in Richmond with