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ODD FELLOWS.

LODGES.
Monday - Union. No. II: Beacon. No.
10, and Lanydon, No. d. degree.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., No. 9. degree;
Golden Rule. No. 81, first degree:
An.i;y. No. q. and Excelsior. No.
II. second degree; Mount Pleasant,
No. 20, jnitiatory degree.
Wetines!sy-Easten, No. Z: Harmony.
No. .: Friendship. No. l.. and
Covenant, No. 13. second degree.
Thursday Columbia. No. 10. and
I. Salem. No. -. second degree;
Phoenix. No. p. first degree.
Friday-Centnl. No. 1. degree; Ne
tiUpoiis. No. Is, third degree: Fed
eral City, No. %. initiatory degree.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Monday-Maecnenu. No. 4, degree.
= .REBEKAH LODGES.
Monday-Naomi, No. 1. and Ruth. No.
., degree.
Tuesday-Fidclity. No. Z. degree.
Observation-Disclosures No. 8. degree.
1hursday--Dorcas, No. 4, degree.
Friday-Miriam. No. 8. degree.
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IR. O. u. A. M.

In Mount Vernon Council, No. 10. re-
Gently F. L. Barkley was elected to
the councillors chair, and installed by
National Deputy A. c. Columbus. 4.
c. Hockenberg Of Pride of wilkins
burg Council. No. 19S. Williamsburg.
Pa, In the 99th Squadron Air Service,
was present and gave brief talk.
n. H Bellany. fourth assistant post
maste! general, of Winona Council.
No. 9. Wilmington. Del, was elected to
this as his home council during his
term of Office in Washington.
Benning Council is making arrange
ments to initiate eight candidates.
Tuesday evening members Of the
council were the guests Of Unity
Council. Daughters of America, at a
social and dance given by the latter
At the state visitation to Cootie ORR
entail court Thursday a number of the
members OF the council made out ap-
plications to become "cooties."
Andrew Jackson Council Tuesday
evening conferred the degrees on
nfteen candidates, and many speak
ers were present.
The council is planning a visitation
to Star Spangle Banner Council. No.
.. Friday evening.
America-Jefferson Council. No. IL.
last week turned it's hall over to the
'Cootie" Oriental Court. No. /, for its
visitation by the state councillor and
his staff. when the attendance was
unusually. large.
The council is disposing Of a liberty
bond to buy new material for its de-
gree team. Past Councillor Sachree
was, present Thursday. after an ILL
ness of about two months
About 400 Coolies and their
friends attended the Cootie Oriental
Court visitation. The state body and
guests were entertained by talent
presented by w. L. Flynn. chairman
of the entertainment committee. The
Hoy Scout Band played during the
evening under Prof Breem. and V. n.
Wang presented oriental tricks of
magic S. Oliveri, past grand orient,
and Frank D. Seiffert, past state coun-
cilor, were presented with silver low
ing cups. and John Prender. State
Council secretary, with a silver flower
vase by '"Cooties'' and members Of the
order for faithful service. w. E.
Flynn made the presentation ad-
dresses. Stereopticon slides of scenes
and persons familiar to all "Cooties''
were presented by w. M. Martin and
H. j. Tanner. A minstrel show under
T. A. Flynn. interlocutor was the big
feature of the evening. The end men
were s. Oliveri and r. F. Burgess.
p. Osthaus and F. Mangum furnished
great amusement and fun for the
and jokes. Solos were sung by ]. H.
Neetx. 8. Oliveri, P. Osthaus, A. Prem
der. F. Mangum, A J. Benson and A.
D. Leeple. with T. l. Stivers and B. F.
Parker as accompanies Refreshments
followed
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time since the association came into
existence.

California was the subject Of pa
per by Past Master James S. Nc
| Carthy. and Pep" by A. J. T. Meurer.
chairman of the House committee. at
the Saturday evening forum of the
| Gavel Club at the clubrooms. 131! ~
| New York avenue northwest, last
| evening. --..
! The forum will meet each Saturday
evening for one hour-from 3 to 3
o'clock-for the purpose of discussing
! politics. which are barred. At the
I meeting April 23 well known
woman, head of a department in one
of the large, department stores. Will
She Really Is" and DIR. Montgomery
Hunter will lecture on Health Hints"
The assignments for April 80 are:
THE Teeth and Their Relation to
dergast, and The Corner Drug Store"
by Dr., Walter J. Joyce. The public
| generally will be admitted to the
meetings of April % and 80.
| The Gavel Club of Master Masons is
crowding the 1000 mark. it is said. maxi
| ing it necessary to secure suitable
+; building for the permanent home of the
organization as soon as possible. At
the weekly luncheon Thursday several
| men. prominent in Masonic circles. in
cluding Henry Lansburgh, potentale
! of Alnras Temple of the Mystic Shrine,
and Roe Fulkerson. Scottish Rite dep
uty for the District OF Columbia, were in
attendance.
President Hunter has appointed DR..
Walter ]. Boyce club librarian. In ac-
! cordance with resolution adopted at
| the 4ast business meeting, a ward, con-
! tanning three beds. has been reserved
at Garfield for the exclusive use of
Gavel members.
James NJ. Harrigan and Jack Mullane
are said to he making splendid progress
with the organization of glee club.
Wednesday evening last large num-
ber of the club members, their wives,
mothers, sisters and daughters, met at
the clubrooms to organize new chap
ter of the Eastern Star, to be known as
! Gavel Chapter. Samuel s. Banham was
elected permanent chairman and Mrs.
Riddle permanent secretary. One hun
dred and five signed the roster for the
new chapter. The next meeting will be
held Friday evening, April %. at 8
o'clock. in the rooms of the Gavel Club.
when officers will be selected. The Gavel
Club will meet Wednesday evening.
April q, at O'Clock.
Ted Meurer, chairman OF the house
committee, is arranging for a club
outing at Chesapeake Beach.
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ache, Neuralgia. rheumatism, Ear
ache, Toothaehe, Lumbago and for
Pain. All druggists sell Bayer
Tablets of Aspirin in handy tin
boxes of Il, and in bottles of "a and
100. Aspirin is the trade mark of
Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic-
acidester of Salicylicaeid.
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Never say Aspirin without saving 'Baver'

Warning! When you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets
you are getting genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for twenty
one years and proved safe by mil
lions. Take aspirin only as told in
the Bayer package fo- Colds, Head
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tate secretary and P. S. c. Halliday

state secretary and P. S. c. Halliday
Friday.
Liberty Council No. 6. celebrated its
twenty-fourth anniversary last week
with games and supper. 1t was de-
cided to set aside the second meeting
of each month as social night The
April 25 to IS.
State Secretary C. H Miller is max
ing an urgent appeal for funds to
erect q suitable memorial to the late
John L. Burnett
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

St Mary's Industrial School Band
played and sang at the meeting OF
Washington Council Tuesday night.
The Rev. Peter lreton addressed the
council. The council appropriated
500 for the fund to rebuild a school
in which the speaker is interested.
Mrs. Whitman Cross, president of the
Visiting Nurse Society, also addre essed
the meeting.
The annual debate of the Fellows
of the Knights of Columbus at the
Catholic University for the voight
cup was held. The subject. ''Reeolv-
ed. That the Smith-Towner bin should
be passed by Congress" For the az
firmative. George n. Kramer and Ber-
nard F. Donovan; negative. Matthew
S. Rice and Robert H. Mahoney. The
| judges. Senator Walsh of Montana
Catholic University. The judges re-
ported difficulty in reaching their de-
cision. but decided that the negative
side had won. The winners names
will be inscribed on the cup and med
ais were presented by the council.
Tomorrow night. at the hall. the
| first and second degrees will be ex-
emplified by officers OF Washington
Council. Special vocal music has been
arranged for by Bernard 8. LAWNS,
! leader Of the councils quintet
Saturday night the third degree
| will be exemplified to a large class
from the several councils and Sunday
afternoon the anniversary class of
| Washington Council will receive the
| third degree.
Wednesday night at s o'clock. at
Rauschers'. the resurrection OF AL
cantara Carvan. Order of the Afham-
bra, will be completed. The caravan
| will stage the biggest and best cere-
| monial in its history that night. 9he
camels have been loaded and nothing
left undone to make the journey over
the sands memorable one, especially
! to the ,noviees. Master Electrician
Wardrobe Charles Montgomery have
been visiting and comforting with
other caravans and promise new and
unusual stunts and effects. The Mas
| ter of the Oasis Anton Auth has pre-
pared to meet the weary after their
arrival with a banquet Nobles from
Aca1a Caravan. Baltimore. and other
caravans are expected.
The city home of Alexander Brown,
one of the handsomest in the resi-
Dental section of Baltimore. has been
purchased by the Knights of Column
house, and will be occupied about
July 1. The property fronts 119 feet
on Cathedral street and $50 feet on
Madison street. The building is of
brownstone exte1ior and contains
twenty bedrooms. besides a large
library and drawing ROOM
Carroll Council Dancing Assembly
J announces an informal dance in the
hall April 81 for the benefit of the
Parochial Base Ball League Of Wash
ington. Joseph J. Degnan. lecturer
of the council. will have charge
| Grand Knight Murphy announces the
| appointment of B. Crifasi as the rep
| resentative Of this council on the join,
| committee to arrange for a further
examination into the problems Of a
| new home
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ROYAL ARCANUM

Thursday evening a reception wa
tendered By Capftol Council to Grand
Secretary Sidney I. Besselievra Thoss
present included PaA Grand Regent II
g. Lens, former Grand SECRETARY II. G,
Soott. Grand Chaplain A. l. Eberyoae
Deputy Grand Regent O. H p, Scott
Trustee w. b Stnshetmar. Past Reeeri
u. G. Surguy and others.
AZ mark Of esteem for Grand
Regent George Curtis Shtnn, Captiol
Council adjourned and proceeded to Kis-
met Council. OF which tbs grand regent
10 q member. to Join In the Festivities,
Kisnet Council members present wero
Regent w. B. Bees Vice Regent Henry
Huber. Past Regent J. T. Whalen, secre-
tary B. w. Bolinger. Collector r, 3
Hess. Guide ]. w. Berkeley, Grand
Guido J. r. Brasheara Treasurer r. L
West and Chaplain A. W. Belinsh
Grand Regent Shinn expressed his pleas.
ure with tho tribute paid him IN honor
OF his rocent election. Deputy Grand
Rsgsnt 4 G. ofs: canvyyed 4hs euod
wilhss Of Municipal Council -
ho Qand reglnt WI visit aoun,
cug % 1naloWs: Oz4ntalI BsG %: -.
'H6@pd. AvE1 ~ Deg64ck 1pEa "a, a11
T1Traguk, April -,
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Matron Perna was in charge Of the en-
tertainment and Mrs Cora Yowe1l OF the
refreshments ~"

The 1919 Officers Club Of Martha
Chapter. of which Past Matron Mrs.
Frances S. Robey is president, held its
scmi-annual banquet Tuesday evening
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. M. J.
Hine. Associate Grand Matron Mrs.
Flora E. Campbell was made an honor
ary member. The club will hold its next
meeting in October
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

l Great Sachem Strobel paid an un-
enicial visit to Waneta Council, No.
6, at its last meeting.
Idaho Council celebrated its twenty
third anniversary April with musi-
cal program
The great junior sycamore was pres
ent at their last meeting and gave a
talk, also Great Guard OF the Wig
wan. w. S. Doleman.
Sioux, No. 18, Thursday. will conduct
preliminary meeting for the pur-
pose of institutipg a council of the
Degree OF, Pocahontas, to be known
as Sioux Council, No. z. The new coun-
Gil will start with a charter list of at
least seventy-ive, It is said. This
meeting will be held in the tribes
hall. Tho ways and means committee
tainments for the-period up to June
80.
White Eagle Councdl~at it's last meet
ing held stocking social and quite
a sum was realized. A musical pro-
gram was arranged by Past Pocahon-
tas Mrs Wilkinson, after which re-
freshments were served. Great Sachem
Strobel. Great Prophet Bergman.
Great Chief OF Records Bunch. Great
Keeper of Wampum Dennis and Past
Great Sachem Garner. were present.
White Eagle Tribe. No. II, had az
it's guests at its last meeting the
great Sachem and his board Of great
chiefs. who spoke Of tho work the
tribe Is doing. i
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cient and effervescent degree Of the
yellow dog"
\ monologue in dialect by Sovereign
Rabbit will feature in National Camp
the second Thursday night in May.
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MODERN WooDMEN OF
AMERICA.

Washington Camp. No. 1855. Friday
evening initiated c. W. Craig. ]. A.
Wilson and r. l. Campbell, Past Con-
sui Spencer Roberts officiating as
consul.
The consul, Capt. W. p. Robb, and
Spencer Roberts win represent wash
ington Camp at the trfennial meeting
OF the State Camp in this city the
first Wednesday in May to elect a
delegate to the Head Camp. which
convenes in St Louis in June The
monthly dance viii be held in Old
Masonic Temple Friday evening.
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W0ODMEN OF THE WORLD.


a class Of tan men the protection de-
adviser lieutenant, Henry w. Tppett.
who was the head consul presiding at
the recent Head Camp convention at
Huntington. w. Va A report Of the
proceedings. of tho Head Camp was
read by Delegate Humphries Among
those present were State Manager r.
F. Clark. Past Head Consul D. W.
Thayer. President Of the Boosters
Club James Freeland. Head Escort
John c. Mcconnell and Head Watch
man Albert Whitworth. Head Aud
ttor Joseph Rabbit lately returned
from Kentucky. made q report on CON-
dit1on0 there. z. g. Brown, sovereign
delegate for Maryland, Instructed the
candidates IN the secret work. -
Tuesday night the BoosterU' Club
wTl mest at I'd street and Psnnsyi-
vania avenue southeast Tor the an.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

!. Webster Lodge Tuesday evening
received thA program for the cere-
montal April 19, which was read by
L. 9. BOYD, chairman of the general
committee. Past Chancellor McGrew
announced the page rank team, and
Past Chancellor G. H. Whiting made
his report for the drill team. Many
applications were presented and
voted on. bringing the class up to
sixty. Several additional lodges an
nounced that they would present
candidates. bringing the class up to
100. A special meeting will be held
ing IN Pythian Temple at o'clock to
receive and pass on these applica-
tions. The program for Tuesday even
ing has been printed and will be dis
tributed that evening.
DR.. Edward s. Kimbal1. one Of the
founders Of the Order of Knights of
Pythias and a member of Rathbone
Superior Lodge. died Tuesday. He
was seventy-seven years old. and had
expected to attend the Pythian ami
versary next Tuesday. The program
for that event bears his name
Capital Lodge will omit it's meeting
Tuesday evening, so that members
can attend the class initiation and
anniversary meeting of the Webster
Lodge.
The knight rank was conferred on
many esquires during the past week
by Calanthe. Capital, Columbia, Ex-
celstor. Century, Decatur and Mount
Vernon lodges Amaranth Lodge will
have work tomorrow evening. @
Capital Lodge has launched a class
campaign with ]. E. Wilson as chair
man.
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WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIA
TION-MACCABEES.

National Reviews young folks. under
the direction OF Mrs. Lille Hall. will
present Aunt Dinah's Kuilting Party"
and a dance at Pythian Temple April 2s
Columbia Review was hostess to the
District of Columbia Officers Club last
night. Every review was represented.
The state rally, to be held in June. was
the principal item OF business
Monday evening Victory Review ceie-
brated its anniversary with a musical
program, under the direction OF Mrs.
Josie Frailey. A banquet was served,
followed nv dancing
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DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

Court District Of Columbia will
have its annual vesper service Sun
day evening in St. Peters Church. at
8 o'clock. Rev. Ignatius Smith will
deliver the sermon. A musical pro-
gram has been arranged.
Tuesday night, in Gonzaga Hall. a
vaudeville show and dance will be
staged at S:15, with Mrs. Alice Bicks-
ler and her committee in charge The
proceeds will go to the building fund
Of the D. Of I. Club. Wednesday even
ing, after a short session. the social
meeting will take place in knights
of Columbus Hall. Wednesday even
ing. May 4, the last initiation of the
season will be held.
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B. P. o. ELKS.

The newly elected officers of Wash
ington Lodge. No. Is. including Exalt-
ed. Ruler p. ]. Callan., Esteemed Lead
ing Knight D. r. Nihion, Esteem ed
Loyal Knight John H. Ontrich, Es-
teemed Lecturing Knight James Bal
dsrson. Secretary William S. Shelby
Treasurer N. G. Mccormick, Tiler
Thomas J. King, Trustee (for three
years; James Farrell. were Installed
recently by District Deputy Grand Ex-
alted Ruler E. ]. Murphy. The exalt-
ruler. P. j. Callan. announced the ap-
pointment of the officers and commit
tees for the year, as follows: Chaplain,
James L. Ward; esquire, George NJ.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.


were entertained by Mount Vernon
Council. No. 1s, Monday night at their
annual and fraternal visitation. The
hall was decorated with American
flags and cut flowers. The program
included: Opening chorus. The Star
nerva E. Cohill. in the costume of Lib
erty; salute to the flag, address Of
welcome. Henry Halliday; soprano
solos, Miss Gertrude F. Smallwood; !;
reading by A. c. Columbus; violin
solo. M. E. Caskey: tenor solos, ]. D.
piano solos. Miss smallwood; pres
entations. Mrs. Emily E. Halliday to
State Councillor Mrs. Anna Hill, a
travelling bag; Mrs. Jennie e. Cohill
to Deputy State Councillor Mrs. Laura
Burdette, leather handbag: John E.
smallood to Councillor Mrs. Emily E.
Elizabeth seweIi. mother Of Mount
Vernon Council. No. Is, and vice
president Of the National Council
funeral benefit department. received
a cluster of La France roses.
Honored guests were Junior Past
National Councillor Mrs. Naomi
Mrs. E. Viola Thompson, National
Finance Councillor Mrs. Mamie c.
Howell and Past National Councillors
Mrs. Hattie M. Miller and Elizabeth
Sewell. Those of the State Council
were: state Councillor Mrs. Anna Hill:
Herbert, State Vice Councillor Mrs.
Louise Cody. Associate State Vice
Councillor Mrs. Ella Chappell. Junior
Past State Councillor. Mrs. M. Rosella
Cole, State Council Secretary Mr..
Charles H. Miller and others.
The committee in charge of the
visitation included Mrs. Ida G. Yost,
chairman: Jennie E. Cohill. Ellen. M.
Carter. Rebecca Flowers. E. Viola
Turner. Mr.. Henry Halliday and Mr..
John e. Smallwood.
Mayflower Council. No. II. Thurs
day evening entertained its members
and friends with a card party.
Golden Rule Council, No. 10. Fri
day evening, after short session. at
tended the state visitation to Esther
Council, No. 20. About thirty-two
members attended in body.
Friday evening State Councillor
Esther Council, No. 20, its annual and
fraternal visit. The lodgeroom was
elaborate1y decorated in national col
ors. cut flowers and greens. A large
audience included Its d. of A. men,
bers, Of which eighty were members
five outside visitors. Friendship Band
played selections. A dish was pre-
sented to the state councillor on be-
half of Esther Council. also a dish
to State Deputy Mrs Burdette. who
has served the council as deputy for
the past eight years. A cluster OF
carnations was presented to Mrs.
Ella Chappell, the associate state
vice councillor. Mr.. Yowell Of Reno
Council. No. 4e. Jr. o. U. A. NJ. gave
short address on his trip to the
foreign war zone.
Friendship Council. No. 16, lost one of
rs active members BY the death Of Mrs.
Cora A. Lowe, its financial secretary.
who was present at its session April 8.
Mrs. Lowe was we'll known In tho vRr4-
ous subordinate councils of this city.
She was = charter member Of Friend
ship Council and Q former member Of
Harmony Council. No. 10. now defunct,
N we'll as q representative Of the State
Council.
Unity Council. No. II. had class Of
eleven for the degrees Friday. An
apron social was hold Tuesday. State
Councillor Hill. Past National Coun-
cilor Hattie M. Miller and Deputy
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PATRIOTIC ORDER OF AMERI
CANS.

Camp No. Thursday evening had
a visit from District president. Ma
belle Harden. Speeches were made
by several and refreshments were
served
Tuesday Camp No. 8, Congress
Heights. will have it's visitation. 10
which all members of the order are
invited. Several national officers from
out of town will be present.
camp. No: I announces a social
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Following its special communica-
fion Wednesday at s pm, when the
r. c. degree WIN be presented, Osiris
Lodge. No. 26. will have brief busi-
ness session. starting at 1880 PM,
ment
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e&ansbury Lodge. No. "a. announces
the hfth Of the series of dances that
are being given under its auspices at
the New Masonic Temple. Georgia and
Colorado avenues northwest. Tuesday
evening. when novelties will be dis
tributed and pleasant entertainment
II assured.
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st. Johns Lodge Chapter tniDofFow
night will initiate large Clasp The
on account of the meeting Of the Grand
Chapter.
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Ruth Chapter. No. 1. tomorrow even
ing win give an entertainment by the
choir. Associate Matron Jane E. Wal
Ikers7 chairman, has &pnruuced the an
EAuat rt1fifu1aee isa1e fbr khs week begin
ming May L ',a1% .'77Fas -
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The Floral Circle Of Columbia Chapter
will meet with. Mrs. Sarah K Sommers,
754 Rock Creek Church road. tomorrow
afternoon.
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Wednesday evening Grand Patren Ed
ward S. Brashears, by invitation Of
Matron E. Nancy Clarkson. assisted by
the past matrons Of the chapter, win
confer the degrees.
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~01E second of the Knights
Templar grand visitations will
be made to Potomac Com
mandery, No. 3, at Masonic
Hall. Georgetown, Wednesday even
ing at o'clock.
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The Nable and Vice Grands' Associa-
ton will give a banquet the evening OF
April Is. at the Washington Hotel, in
honor Of Grand Sire Joseph Oliver and
Past Grand Sire Alfred s. Pinkerton
who are to be the principal speakers
at the 1929 anniversary Of the order
the following evening in the auditorium
Of Central High School.
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26, Saturday evening. will initiate a
large class. This will probably be the
last meeting Of the chapter in its
present room. The next meeting prob
ably will be held on the fifth floor of
the Masonic Temple. in the beauti-
full new quarters of the order.
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Monarch Cast1eman p Boss and hin
officers. are arranging for q meeting
of Kaliipolis Grotto, to be held at Old
Masonic Temple, April %, for q busi-
ness meeting. with short-form fniti-
alton. as we'll as entertaining features,
and refreshments.
The masters OF 1905 held their six
teenth annual reunion Thursday
night at the Metropolitan Hotel. with
sixteen members present. Lurtin r.
CHM, who was grand master in that
year. was the guest Of honor. and de-
hvered a speech relating some OF his
mont IN Paris, during the war. Her
bert r. Iyefo OF Stansbury Lodge, No.
-. was elected president for. the COM
ing year. Erwin s. Hubbard was re-
elected 0eCFetsRy-&reasure1, Q poaG.
tion In which he served most ct the
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Fred D. Stuart, at its next session,
will have the Patriarchal degree. A
large increase in membership is to
be reported.
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William J. Loveless will head the
emcial line in the F. c. degree In Po-
4omac Lodge. No. S. tomorrow even
ing.
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Deputy Grand Master Harry L. An
dresen is making a series of visits in
an unofficial capacity to the various
lodges. Mount Pleasant, No. 20, and
Excelsior. No. II. being recently Ws-
tied.
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The Marine Corps Masonic Degree
League. headed by Past Master
Harry H. Thompson Of Osiris Lodge.
No. Is. will present the NJ. M. degree
IN Benjamin b French Lodge, No. IS.
tomorrow evening.
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Golden Rule entertained a large
number Of visitors when the third de-
gree was conferred recently. 1t is ex-
pected. in addition to the first degree
features of interest, especially to
members of other jurisdictions.