Evening star., 1921-08-21

pIenty OF amusement for everyone
and every Rebekah is urged to COM
out and support the Assembly.
Esther Lodge had quite a large at
tendance at it's last meeting. An in
teresting social is promised for to
morrow night under the direction o
| the new entertainment committee.
Mount Pleasant Lodge will not con
fer the degree again until fall, but ;
,, social is planned for Wednesda,
night. Everyone was glad to heal
at the last meeting that the CRANE
masters wife is on her way to re-
covery from her recent illness
Martha Washington Lodge had al
attendance of forty-eight at it's las
meeting. The degree was conferred
in a splendid manner under the super
vision of the new degree director.
W00DMEN OF THE WORLD.
Adjt. Gen. c. L. MSther has named
James Freeland muster officer ir
charge of the new military division
of which the District Of Columbis
is a part. Col. Freeland will imme.
diately begin the work of forming
the new regiment Of the uniform
rank in this territory.
Preliminary steps have been taken
to put a w. o. W. military band In
the field. 1t is expected that forty
pieces will be available to start. All
musicians in the ranks of perfected
woodcraft are asked to present them
selves at once for membership.
W. A. Fraser Camp will unveil a
monument to the late Earle English
Sunday. September II, at Congress
sional cemetery. The officers of the
Boosters Club team will assist and
all uniform rank members have been
asked to take part.
Elm Camp entertained distinguish
ed visitors Thursday night and well
coined the new state manager, Lu-
ther c. Jones. At the same time
farewells were spoken to the retir-
ing state manager. r. F. Clark, who
has been promoted to a larger field.
A full initiation ceremony was staged
by the Boosters team. Delegations
from flve local camps were present
and Maryland was represented by
Sovereign Delegate T. G. Brown.
Consul Commander Blaine Divin of
Lord Baltimore Camp and President
A. w. Caltrider of the Baltimore
Boosters.
The Boosters Club heard the final
report of the inaugural committee
Tuesday night. Chairman Mcconnell
OF the committee announced a sur
plus Of over $500. The Boosters ap-
propriated money to pay for the w.
o. w. base ball teams uniforms. This
Is q loan. to be repaid after the base
was presented to Past President A.
H. Woody in appreciation of his
services as president of the Boost
ers' Club. The speech was made by
Delos W. Thayer. Delegates Cogan
and Rabbit of National Camp invited
the Boosters to National Camp
Thursday night.
by the Woodmen Circle Wednesday
night. All arrangements proved sue
cessful except for the appearance of
the moon.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
Idaho Tribes new sachem has ap-
pointed special good-of-the-order
committee to have charge of all social
functions Of the tribe. 1t has arranged
an elaborate program for each meet
ing.
Logan Tribe will hold q convocation
OF fun and good fellowship after busi-
ness at its next meeting. The great
sachem Is q member Of the tribe.
Osceola Tribe has expressed to the
family Of the late Past Sachem Clancy
its sympathy on his death. He was a
charter member.
White Eagle Tribe at its last meet
ing conferred the degree Of the order
by a picked team. with delegations
present from all the tribes. Great
Sachem Strobel and his board of great
chiefs also we're present.
Waneta Council. No. 6, had as visit
ors at its last meeting Great Sachem
Strobel and Great Chief Of Records
Bunch.
Sioux Councils ways and means
has reported that at each
meeting Of the council a special pro-
gram will be presented.
At the next session Of Sioux Tribe.
No. 1S, arrangements will be made for
the ceremonial to be held August 81.
At the last meeting the bylaws com.
mitee made its final report. The laws
as adopted will be submitted to the
great council judiciary committee for
Red Wing Tribe. No. 20, will be the
first tribe to be visited by the great
sachem and his board of great chiefs
on their annual visitation. A special
committee has been appointed to have
NhoA oSS dAoCA ll0 lSduSTSulO Oh SAChem
Charles Walker.
MACCABEES.
AT the meeting of National Tent
last Saturday night A. v. Panin and
w. E.. Norris were installed first and
second master Of the guards by d. w.
Gall. past 8. d. 8. c.
The joint excursion committee an
nounced that a nice sum had been
for the benefit of the Wild
ows ana orphans fund from the re-
Announcement has been made that
on the 9Th Of September this juris-
diction Is to be visited by Edward
I. Young Of Ohio and w. e. Blaney
Of Pennsylvania, supreme trustees
and great commanders of their re-
spective states, and A. w. Frye of
visit at this time is to put into oper-
ration plans for the supreme con-
vention here in 1928. The meeting
will be held at the Raleigh Hotel.
Edward L. Young, as chairman Of
the field forces. will select q leader
for the membership in the District,
All commanders and record keep
ers have been invited to the confer
ence. ~
DAUGHTER OF AMERICA. 81
Golden Rule Council No. 10, at it's
last meeting at Masonic Temple, Sth
and r streets northeast. decided to
have q package party. Friday, August
26, Remarks were made by Associate
John Prender. ]. =. Flynn
and others. Members were asked to
bring . small package for the party.
Mrs. Martin johnson, former. San
Francisco girl. daring explorer and
famous AZ the first woman In the
world to penetrate the South seas,
has sailed with her husband on q