Evening star., 1921-05-15

Monday EVENING" initiated two can
didates by the short form and en-
tertained members from local camps.
talk on fraternity was made by
Mr.. Shoemaker, a former member or
the Chevy Chase Camp.
Thursday evening outlined plans for
renewed activity in initiatory work
and on Friday evening held an open
meeting for Woodmen and their
friends in the main auditorium of
Pythian Temple to view moving pic
lures of the actual work done by
the society for it's afflicted members
The films were amply explained by
Martin Anderson, a member or the
camp. who has recently returned
from the scene Of activities.
A. r. Talbot Camp at its meeting
Thursday evening was presented the
Modern Woodman state banner Tor
largest increase in membership dur
ing the past year by state Deputy
rection of the head consul. A. r
Talbot. Representative William D.
Upshaw Of Georgia made an ad-
dress.
Central Camp at it's meeting Fri
day evening conferred the long
form of adoption on four candidates
MACCABEES.
The Woman's Benefit Association
had as guests, Friday evening, the
participants in the play Aunt
Dinah's Quilting Party" Dancing was
a feature of the occasion.
The entertainment and card party
given last night under the auspices OF
the District of Columbia Union Guard
team was largely attended by the
team and their friends.
The Joint committee of all the re-
views and tents of the city will meet
| tomorrow evening, previous to the reg
ular meeting of Liberty Union. to
| formulate plans for an excursion to
Marshall Hall, July IS.
Brightwood Review will be the host,
ess to the District of Columbia OH-
GERS Club May %. Reviews meeting
| the current week are Liberty Union
Bethesda, Mt. Vernon and Columbia
JR. o. q. A. M.
Benning Council, No. 21, met Mon.
day night. Lewis Milbourn proposed
| the designating of the first Monday
| of each month for class initiation
| The suggestion was made because o1
| the increasing number of application
l lot DchH5 iCSSiNCo- hNSioi
| is expected to be taken on the prop
\ osition at the next meeting.
| Andrew jackson Council, No. 6. me-
| Tuesday evening, when committee wa.
| appointed to arrange for the celebra
| tion Of Flag day. Later the good o
| the order committee gave a program
| under the direction Of P. c. Wher.
Anacostia Council, No. Is. met il
| Masonic Hall Monday. Fifteen candi
| dates were elected to membership ant
| thirty-seven applications were re-
\ ceived- James E. Frye reported tha
members had already subscribed $1.S0t
| to the Orphans Home endowment
! fund. The Oriental Court OF this
| council initiated ten new members.
, The Scorpion Oriental Court, No. 1
| met Tuesday, when the degree Of o
| NJ A. was conferred on several can
meeting for its members Tuesday
night for the purpose of comforting
! the degree and to discuss importan,
plans.
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10. at its
| last meeting, conferred the degrees
of Liberty. Virtue and Patriotism
upon "a class of twenty-five. Past
| Councillor Morris Peabody Of Star Span
! gled Banner Council, No. 6, gave short
talk. There were fifty members at the
! smoker held in the council rooms
! Tuesday evening. The members pres
| ent organized a social club. The club