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CATHOLIC FRATERNITY.

Washington Chapter OF the Catholic
Fraternity announces its annual May
dance Friday evening. May %. in it's
hall at 316 E street southeast. Dancing
will begin at 9 o'clock and will be in
formal. The dance is under the chair
manship of Adolph ]. Fugitt, chairman
Of Washington Chapter Invitations
have been sent each member and it is
expected every member will be present.
This May hop is an annual affair in the
fraternity. Preceding the dance Capitol
Assembly. No. s. will have its regular
business meeting in its meeting
rooms. President Francis A. McCann in
the chair. Matters of. great importance
to the entire membership will be
brought up for discussion. and it is ex-
pected all members win be on hand.
st. Rita's Assembly met on Friday
evening in st. Peters Hall, Mrs. Nor
man J. Volkman in the chair. Several
candidates were given the honor Of ini-
tiation.
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Nonday-Columbia. No. 3. special. II.
y: N n1:ans p z + No. 1s. e. A; '0pD''
TOsoday-Federal, No. I. =. O.; Aca-
eia. No. 1S. 6:45. r. g.; 7:30. E.
A.: Takoma. No. y. business.
Wsdnesday--Harmony. No. IL. PM.
r. C.. 1880. p. A.
TAursday-New Jerusalem. No. .. d.
A. and F. c.: Hiram. No. 10. spe-
eial, $50. II. NJ: Washington Cen
tennial. No. II, special. $50. IL.
rr,day-st. Johns. No. II. 5:45. r. c.;
7:3O. NJ. NJ: Hope. No. 20. e. A.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Mouday-Mount Vernon. No. 3. P. and
NJ. E.: Hiram. No. 10. MARI.
Tpesday-Mount Horeb. No. Z. Mark;
Potomac. No. 3. Mark.
Columbia. No. I. special,
rsday-Washinston.- No. 2. Marx:
". R. singleton. No. IA. P. and
NJ. E.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
saturday-Columbia Chapter. No. 5, de-
Krees.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday - Robert dc Bruce Council,
twenty-nrst degree.
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The shad bake given by Washington
Lodge, No. Is, last Sunday was one OF
the most enjoyable outings given by
the lodge in many years. Every ar
rangement was almost perfect. The
Elks' Band, under the leadership OF
Arthur Witconsb, gave a concert on
the pavilion. and afterward members
Of the band competed in athletic
events and won a majority OF the
prizes.
The Elks' base ball team added an
other victory to its laurels TUESDAY at
the American League Park by defeat
ing the Masons. Score. IL to 1. the
game was>played for the benefit OF the
Salvation Army drive.
The membership committee will
meet every Tuesday evening at 7:45
pm until further notice.
Exalted Ruler p. ]. callan. on be-
half of the membership committee,
Tuesday evening presented its secre-
tary, John S. Frick, with an engraved
membership card case for faithful
services he rendered the committee.
The Los Angeles Club of Washing
ton Lodge. No. IS. at recent meeting
adopted the itinerary for its trip to
Los Angeles to attend the Grand Lodge
meeting, which will convene July 10.
The party of $50 members will leave
July 2. by special train. but the return
trip will be made in small parties
over different routes.
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ODD FELLOWS.
SUBORDINATE LODGES.

SUBORDINATE LODGES.
Aooday-Union, No. II. special oosa-
ness: Beacon. No. Is, and Langdon'
No. 26. degree.
Observation-Disclosures, No. 6, vista
ton; Excelsior. No. II. and Amity'
No. 20. third degree; Golden huie'
No. u. degree.
Wednesday-Eastern. No. Z; Harmony.
No. 9; Friendship, No. IL. and Gov
enant. No. Is. third degree:
Ihursday-Columbia. No. 10. degree
Salem. No. %. third degree: Phoe-
nix. No. %. visitation and degree.
Fr1day-Central, No. l: Metropolis. NO.
16. and Federal City. No. ~. de-
gree.
ENOAMPMENTS.
Monday-Mount Nebo. No. g. degree.
Observation-Disclosures. No. 1. degree.
NOBLE AND VICE GRAEDS' ASSO-
CIATION.
Monday-school Of instruction, third
degree.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Monday-Esther. No 5, entertainment
Wednesday-Mount Pleasant, No. y.
degree and entertainment.
Thursday-Martha Washington. No. ).
degree.
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS.

Commander FREQ Royse has an
nounced a meeting Of Col. James s.
Petit Camp for Tuesday evening. for
the purpose OF electing delegates to
the department encampment and ex-
class Of recruits. Applications for
reinstatement will also be received
Comrade c. o. Richter Is seriously i'll
in the hospital.
Department Commander William l..
nual visit to Admiral George Dewey
Naval Camp Friday night. whom the
military degree will be conferred on
several recruits. A large attend
ance is expected, as delegates are to
be elected for the department en-
ness will be transacted. including
plans for the memorial exercises to
be held at the Washington arsenal
wharf next Sunday at IL o'clock.
when flowers will be scattered on
marine dead.
Col John Jacob Astor Camp con-
tinued its recruiting campaign at
the meeting held last Monday by
Initiating. four candidates. Three more
muster at the next meeting. The camp
will make a big showing on Memorial
day. Senator Spencer will make the
address. Memorial services will be
held IN the soldiers nome f1al1 at s
pm. on Memorial Sunday, May %. for
which q splendid program has been
arranged.
The Memorial day exercises to be
held in Hitchcock Hall. st; Elisabeth's
Hospital. next Sunday at 2:30 PM.
will be conducted by a committee
from Gen. Nelson sa. A M Miles Camp. for
program consisting Of addresses by
REPRESENTATIVES In congress, g. A. r.:
Band and quartets. The decoration
of graves at the hospital will be by
the memorial committee Of the fol-
lowing comrades: Charles J. P. We
Der. chairman: G.: E.: Ransch. Rev.
Tell A. Turner, Charles w. McCaf-
frey. chris Hintenach, E. Goltz. Clair
! born s. Close. John A. Baxter. c. A.
BeIknap, Lee Francis. Ia D. Donald
son. d. j. Leahy, James Wright Jacob
Kemp, Jesse F. Sprinkle. M. J. Ober.
e. P. Davis. Frank Parrish. John w.
Kelly and J. d. Nelson.
Department Commander William L.
Mattocks. In general orders. No. 2. an
nounces June Is at 2:30 pm. as the
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Heard on a Car.

From the Boston Transcript.
Does your husband give you all the
money you want to spend!'
my goodness, no! Why, even
would not think of being that ex-
trayaRant"
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number Of visitors Thursday night.
New applications are com ing in brisk
ly and an intensive campaign for new
members is planned.
Herman Woody has returned from a
fishing trip to Benedict. Nd. where he
reports fish swarmed at. his call.
There will be a rally. at Old Glory
Camp Tuesday night. and many of the
old timers are looked for. Old Glory
is now reorganized and is f1ourishing
again.
National Camp will again be enter
tanned Thursday evening by Sovereign
Auditor Brer Rabbit. Sovereigns
Cogan and Easter are arranging an
evening for a reception to all local
choppers at National Camp.
DR.. G. H. Rawson OF Oak Camp Is
busy examining new applicants. Oak
Camps sick benefit has done good
work during the past winter and ways
and means of increasing the fund are
being considered. The membership is
steadily increasing.
Hickory Camp. No. 1a is expected to
see the light OF day. soon in George
town. Sovereign r. w. Shumate Is
organizer.
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NATIONAL UNION.

Potomac Council met Monday night
and. after attending to necessary
business. adjourned early to attend
In body the big celebration Of the
fortieth anniversary
The celebration was a big success
Pythian Temple being crowded Mon
day night with members Of the order
and their friends. The celebration
took the form of an entertainment
and dance. The principal speaker was
Representative James A. Frear of
Wisconsin. who paid tribute to the
work Of the order in its forty years,
during which time II had paid $685.
100000 to the widows and orphans
Of deceased members.
D. I. Leane, president of Govern
ment Printing Once Council, No. 211,
presided. assisted by the chairmen
Of the various subcommittee, in
cluding w. J. O'Brien. ]. e. Borland,
A. w. Kaiser. A S. Brown. J. Harry
Jones, d. E. Chisholm and Jesse B.
K. Lee. The history of the society
was given by Frank E. Ferguson.
eastern manager. followed by a pro-
gram which included Rev John T.
Huddle, Kavanaugh and Brown, Mrs.
Paul G. Russell. John Wiley and Miss
Licarione.
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WOMAN'S' BENEFIT ASSOCIA.
TION OF THE MACCABEES.

National, No. 1. will give it's annual
excursion to Marshall Hall July IL.
The annual junior picnic will be held
at the Zoo in June. A large class ini-
tiation will be held Friday.
A card party was held in connection
with the regular meeting OF Mt Yer
non Thursday evening.
Columbia, No. 3, initiated a large
class of candidates last evening in
Perpetual Savings Bank hall. A
social time followed. the new mem
bers being the guests.
Bnghtwood. No. 5. will be hostess
to the District of Columbia Officers'
Club tomorrow evening in the hall,
corner Longfellow street and Georgia
avenue.
Liberty Union. No. 6. gave a surprise
tie Ewald. thursday. The evening
| was spent in games. dancing and
| music.
Owing to the meeting Of the Dis
| trict Of Columbia Off1cers' Club.
Georgetown will hold only short
| business session tomorrow night.
Victory, No. IL. will hold a euchre
and five hundred in its hall tomorrow
evening in connection with the regu-
| lar meeting.
The rally officers will meet with the
District of Columbia Union Guard
team Wednesday evening for re-
hearsal for the June rally. at the
Raleigh Hotel. June 80, at which time
Mrs. Minnie Keppinger. D. S. c.. will
| be the guest of honor, and will be
presented with a class of 200 new
members.
MACCABEES.
The joint excursion of the Macca-
bees of the District will be held at
Marshall Hall, July Is. A meeting of
the committees representing the sew
| was held last Monday evening at
Liberty Review and these officers were
elected: Chairman. Sir knight d.
Grams of Georgetown Tent: secre-
tary. Sir Knight w. N. Michael of
Georgetown Tent; treasurer, Mrs.
Cochran Of Columbia Review; chair
man printing committee. w. w. Adam
son, Mount Vernon Tent. The joint
committee to arrange for the recep-
| tion for Edward l.. Young, great COM
mander Of the Great Tent Of Ohio.
will meet Tuesday evening at North
east Masonic Temple, at the regular
meeting of Mount Vernon Tent, Mac
cabees.
evening In Pythian Temple. A. 6.
| cellent work. s. K. Panin has intro
duced a ten-minute lecture on health.
| Charles Walters has had painful
accident to his right hand. which he
| injured in a press at the government
printing ofica.
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time for holding the annual depart
ment encampment. in Pythian Temple,
and has appointed the following com
mittees: Credentials-Comrad James
J: Murphy; department adjutant,
chairman; Comrade James E. Byrne,
assistant department adjutant: Com
rade George B. Parker dewey Camp.
Resolutions-Past Department Com
mander G. f. Rausch miles Camp),
chairman: Past Commander w. I.
jenkins (Harden Camp. Past Depart
ment Commander r. H. Wood (Pettit
Camp. Past Department Commander
Lee H. Harris U-awton camp). Com
mander H. NJ. Knight CASTOR Camp.
Commander r. E. Cox dewey Camp)
and Past Commander John Murphy
(Urell Camp. A meeting of the
council OF administration has been
called for June to close up the
business OF the outgoing admins
tration.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp on last
Tuesday evening celebrated the twen-
tieth anniversary of the formation of
the camp. Chairman Weber of the
entertainment committee had a splen-
did program. including the new de-
partment band, which made it's sec
ond appearance and showed the COM
rades that the department has at last
a band. Refreshments and smokes
were served. The Memorial day pro-
gram was completed with Adjutant
Close detailed to read 'Lincoln's
Gettysburg address, The military
rank was conferred on Recruit George
M. James. "Reminiscences speeches of
the camps twenty years of existence
Peters, Carver. Col. Bingham of the
G. A. R., Currier of Urell. O'Brien.
Irving and Mawson of Petit. and
Gallagher Of Harden.
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B. P. O. ELKs.
CALENDAR.

CALENDAR.
Monday erening-Los Angeles Cauo.
new memhers' committee.
Tuesday eyening-Membership commit
tee.
Wednesday evening-Weekly lodge meet
ing.
THURSDAY evenine-Weekly dance.
Friday evenifg-Band rehearsal
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No degree work is scheduled for
the next session of Union Lodge, but
special business session will be held,
when important matters relative to
the revision Of the bylaws will be
considered.
Noble Grand Beasley Of Columbia
Lodge announces that the third degree
will be conferred at it's session Thurs
day evening by the line officers of the
lodge. At its last session commit
tee was appointed to renovate rega-
liza and to secure such new equipment
needed for degree and other work.
Official visitations were paid by
Grand Master Bert v. Wolfe and his
corps of Grand Lodge officers to Lang
, don Lodge and to Federal City Lodge,
both of which were largely attended
Visits for the coming week will in
evening. and Phoenix Lodge. Thurs
day evening.
A fraternal visit was paid Tues
day evening to Arlington Lodge, & :. NO: TO-
Wolfe. other Grand Lodge officers
and members of this jurisdiction. Past
Grand George b. Johnston OF East
ern Lodge. No. z. gave q talk on the
Rebekah degree.
Eastern Lodge, at it's last session.
conferred the second degree on a
large class Of candidates: Noble
Grand Lowrie announces that the
next session under the direction OF
Degree Director Wilfred E. Lawson.
Beacon Lodge has large number
Of applications on hand and expects
to have an active degree scheduled
for June. At it's last session prizes
were distributed to individual and
team winners in the bowling league.
which closed its season with great
success. Presentation Of diamond
stickpin was made to the president
of the league, Wilfred e. Lawson.
Thursday evening Phoenix Lodge
ton, ton entertain Mount Pleasant Lodge.
No. 20. who will corfer the degree
work Of the evening under direction
of the degree director. Vice Grand
Harmon.
Federal City Lodge, at its last meet
ing, was officially visited by the grand
master. Bert v. Wolfe. Immediately
after which the annual roll call Of
the lodge was had. Reports showed
the lodge to be in f1ourishing con-
dition.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Grand Patriarch William Adams an
nounces that all encampment bodies
have an active degree schedule and
that visitations paid to subordinate
lodges have been successful.
The encampment school OF instruc-
ton will revise the conduct OF Its
sessions. Details will be announced
later.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Open meeting will follow close of
the session Of Mount Pleasant Lodge,
No. 9, - 14th and Kenyon streets.
Wednesday evening, when Nanette b.
Paul will lecture on Bible characters:
using oriental costumes. A ladies'
quartet composed Of 7. NJ. c. A. Sec
@re4arih6, with Miss VestS Little 4t
the plano, will render selections. 2 -
Esther Lodge will give q literary
and musical program at the close Of
its session Monday evening. to be fol-
lowed with a pie party. All members
are expected to contribute pies, to be
sold to the highest bidder. the pur-
chaser to be entitled to the contrib
utor's company during the serving Of
refreshments.
There will be a special meeting of
the Rebekah assembly Friday at 8
PM. at the temple. Installation of
| officers, degree work and other busi-
! ness will feature
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A. o. a.

After short business meeting of
Division No. 3. L. A.. to A. o. H.,
Wednesday. in Donahue's Hall. Penn
sylvania avenue southeast, a program
Of entertainment was given as fol-
lows: Vocal solos. by Misses Ethel
Roddy. Pauline Healy and Mr.. Will
liam Calnan: violin and piano seIec-
tions. the Misses Healy. An orches-
ira, composed Of Messrs. Stuart Davis,
Arthur Grove. Charles Wilkinson. AL
bert Maserik and Miss Catherine
Davis. gave numerous selections dur
ing the evening. Miss Eileen Callahan
was the aocompanist. Speakers, were
Rev. J. L. Weidenham and Rev. J. l..
Callahan. Refreshments and dancing
followed. Miss Z. Been presided.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA,

Old Glory Council. No. IL, met Monday
evening in hall. 316 Pennsylvania avenue
soItneas M.a ne s'1as cSnncior mrs
reported on six members who are de-
tained at home on account Of illness.
The council conducted a class initia-
ton when six candidates were given the
degrees The floor work was exempli-
fed by officers and members Of the drill
team, with the past councillor, Mrs. Jen-
ME Wood, as the initiatory councillor,
and was assisted by George W. Robert
son in command Of the team. Old Glory
Council has now on its roll 258 members.
Visitors from Golden Rule and Triumph
councils made brief addresses. after
which refreshments were served. The
financial secretary, Mrs. Ida Kerper. and
the national deputy councillor. Mrs. E.
Viola Thompson, are attending the state
council sessions at Richmond, Va. Nomi-
nation of officers for the new term fol-
lowed the close Of the initiation.
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PATRIOTIC ORDER OF

Camp No. will have initiation
Wednesday evening. and members are
requested to attend.
Camp No. 2. P. Us, Of A. has.in-
vited the p o. of A. to attend its,
meeting Monday, June 6.
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VIZ
a lawn party on the grounds at the
1. o. o. F. Home, 3233 N street. Fri
day evening.
The ladies' auxiliary Of Canton
Washington, No. !. p NJ, will meet
Tuesday evening. at the residence of
Annie E. Griesby. s2e N street sodth-
west. Regular auxiliary meetings
will be held second and fourth Tues
days of each month.
A mass meeting Of the o. o. H. and
p. was held at the temple Saturday
evening. Vice Grand William A.
Ward Of Washington Lodge. No. 6.
made the address Of welcome. Gen.
eral Degree Director Wilfred E. Law
son was the conductor. Visiting men,
bers Of Johazza Sanctorium Of Balti-
more were in attendance. and the
speakers of the evening were DR..
John Clinton Stansbury, Vice Grand
Hyastytee. George F. Patterson. d. D.
8. NJ. and George N. Young. tribes
man Of that sanctorium. The musical
program consisted of piano selections
by Prof. Miles and band selections
by the Brotherhood Service Band.
Mithras Sanctorium. No. 100, will be
instituted at the temple Saturday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

LINK kVV Ell V0OGh We 1sGO mCN
w. B. MacFerran. great chief of
records of the Great Council of the
United States. was a visitor in the
cial meeting of the board Of great
chiefs of the District was held in
the afternoon on the same day. at
Harvey's. followed by luncheon in
honor Of the great chief. Matters OF
Importance to this reservation were
presented. Great Chief of Records
MacFerran was on his way to attend
and represent the Great 1ncohonee at
the Great Council of Virginia. which
was held at Fredericksburg. Va After
the conference an automobile ride
around the city was taken.
The membership of the Degree Of
Pocahontas Of the District will take
special cars tomorrow night to attend
Silver Moon Council of Alexandria. 1t
will be known as Idaho" night.
The trading post committee was
formally organized with the following
officers and committee chairmen: T. n
retary; F. d. Seiffert. treasurer; Great
Sachem Robert Strobel. committee on
publicity: l. G. Bair. printing: Mrs.
J. F. Neidfieldt, donations; Mrs. Lula
Mastin. booths: A. E. Thompson, en-
tertainment; Miss L. 6. O'Neil. dane
ing; 1. G. Bair. decoration: the
general officers of committee, finance.
The committee will meet the third
Wednesday night Of each month at
Red Mems Hall, Wisconsin avenue and
N street northwest.
Idaho Tribe held a big meeting at
its last session. Besides a good at
tendance of their own members they
had as visitors Great Sachem Strobel
Great Senior Sycamore Emory, Great
Chief Of Records Bunch and Messrs
Feldman and Mandell of Sioux Tribe.
Arrangements are being made for
the institution Of Sioux Council, No. Z,
Degree of Pocahontas, May 25. The
direction of the board of great chiefs
and the degree work will be con-
ferred by the degree team Of Idaho
Council. No. I, under the leadership
of Great Keeper Of Wampum Dennis.
The council will start with at least
100 members.
The ways and means committee of
the Great Council. District Of Column
bia, will meet at 500 7th street south
west Wednesday evenings. Good work
has already been accomplished and
several other features are now under
way.
The building committee Of Sioux
ut q meeting held Wednesday night
and will be known as Sioux Tribe,
Inc About $1,000 in stock has already
been subscribed, After the regular
routine OF business at their last meet
Ing the convocation Of the HaymAkers
was held and a class of fifteen were
| taught the art OF haymaking.
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WoQpMEN OF THE WORLD.

The Boosters Club met Tuesday
night when it was agreed that the
prize degree team should go to Balti-
more Saturday night, June 4. to ini-
tiate a large class at Lord Baltimore
Camp A special car will be charter
ed. The full uniform rank team viii.
accompany the degree masters.
Loyal woodmen will be interested
to know that the supreme court Of
Nebraska has just affirmed in every
particular the finding Of the lower
court sustaining the 1919 readjust-
ment. This judgment is final and is
a complete vindication Of the adminis-
tration of Sovereign Commander. Will
liam A. Fraser and the action Of the
sovereign camp.
Mount Vernon Camp will unveil
monument today to the late Sover-
eign Lynch in Mount Olivet cemetery.
The ceremony will take place at 3
o'clock. Sovereign Hope has success
fully undergone an operation for ap-
pendicitis and IL able to receive visi-
tors.
Elm Camp extended honors to q
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ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

Worthy Matron Bowersox of Beth
lehem Chapter has appointed a COM
mittee consisting Of Mrs Sarah H..
Severe. Ella Lawrenson. Helen M.
Black and Marie c. Deal to provide
entertainment for May and June
program for Tuesday evening. The
improvements at the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple enable the chapter to
accommodate q much larger crowd
and big turnout is expected.
The ways and means committee of
Washington Centennial Chapter. No.
2s. will give a dance tomorrow in
the Arlington Hotel roof garden. to
which the fraternity Is invited. The
auxiliary home board entertained the
family OF the home recently. The en-
dowment committee Is giving a series
of successful card parties. Next Sat-
urday the degrees will be conferred.
Present membership. ~.
At the meeting Of Lebanon Chap
gress were conferred "a twelve candi-
dates. The second pilgrimage to the
home was announced Tor tomorrow.
Cars will leave New Masonic Temple
at 1880 o'clock sharp. After a vote
Of the chapter the regular meeting
HAe1nt ~0o ShoASCo 70 INC cCCOuu AuO
fourth Tuesday of each month. The
chapter has appreciated $500 to fur
nish room to be known az Salon de
Lebanon. and a check from the Of
heers of 1921 was presented by Sister
May Lucas for four additional chairs
Mizpah Chapter. No. 8. announces a
strawberry festival on the lawn OF
Mrs. R Rowzee. 3l41 p street, be.
| tween 3lst and 3zd streets, Wednes-
day night, from $50 to 1880 o'clock
Following the business meeting OF
Esther Chapter. No. s, Thursday
| evening. comedy. sketch. entitled
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Squash
Center" was given under the direc.
tion OF Past Matron Theodore Gun.
ningham. followed by dancing.
Associate Matron Ella b. McCort
announces that $500 was realized
from the rummage sale held las
week.
More than two hundred attended tn.
dance given by young people Of thu
chapter At the Dyer studio Monda,
evening.
Columbia Chapter. No. Is. o. e. 8.
will confer degrees tomorrow evening
Mrs. Clara b. Leverton. worthy ma
| tron. announces that the past matronl
Of the chapter Will occupy the sta
tions.
Joppa Chapter. No. ~. met Tuesday
even ming. A class Of nine were givel
| the degrees Of the order. Mrs. La
imond. treasurer Of the Grand Chapter
spoke. The chapter will give caro-
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Calanthe Lodge will entertain to-
morrow evening the wives and sweet
hearts Of their msmbers. A program
has been. arranged for the occasion.
A cordial invitation Is extended all
Pythians and friends Of the lodge.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Carroll Council met Tuesday even
ing in its hall on E street. Grand
knight Christopher Murphy in the
chair. Final action was taken on
Carroll Institute proposal and other
four councils Joined in the enter
prise.