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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-13
NEW OFFICERS

President. Charles w. Hayes. Fox
croft; vice presidents Hannibal e.
Hamlin. Ellsworth. Charles Sumner
Cook. Portland. and Arthur s. Little
field. Rockland; secretary and treas
urer. Norman L. Bassett, Augusta:
executive committee. Ralph T. Parker,
Rumford. Leonard A. Pierce. Port
land. Sanford L. Fogg. Augusta. Ed
ward F. Merrill. skowhegan. apd Dana
8. Williams. lewiston: committee on
membership. George c. Wing. Auburn,
Charles p. Barnes. Houlton. Frank d.
Marshall, Portland. Summer p. Mis-,
Pennington. Hannibal E. Hamlin,
Ellsworth. Herbert E Locke. Augusta,
Alan l.. Bird, Rockland Cyrus Il. Tup-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-13

The list of officers reported by the
Committee on Nomination were then
Evening star., 1921-12-11
NATIONAL UNION.

Victory Council, No. s61S. Thursday
elected as members OF the comruittee
on extension and publicity Samuel
Trupp, Crawford Beanie, w. H. Barn
holt, Amos Myers and George w.
Spire. Wilbur DodEs. q charter mem
Der. gave q talk on khe beauties of
the Christmas season. The election
Of officers resulted as follows: ]. A.
Williams. president: George w. Spire.
vice president; j. Harry Jones. secre-
tary: c. Bennie, financial secretary
w. w. White, treasurer; C. Bennie and
Samuel Trupp, delegates to the Hos
pital Bed Fund Association. A COM
mittee OF five was appointed to assist
the speakersin getting up an enter
tafnment and banquet after the in
stallation q olicers.
Government Printing ONCE Council
No. 211. at its last meeting elected
officers for. the coming year as fol-
lows:, d. I. Leane, president; J. NJ
Barr. vice president; S. H. lidinss
secretary; j. ]. Pepper. financial Sec
retary; c. P. Boss. treasurer. and c. T
Hartman, delegate to the Hospital Bed
Fund Association. Five members were
elected to the committee on extension
and publicity, as follows: A. w
Kuhns, ]. L. Wayson, c. E. Curtin
William Howlin and D. w. Swope.
The council expects to have a large
meeting in January, when the new
officers are installed. A subcommit-
tee on entertainment, J. E. Borland
chairman, is preparing for an enter
tainment and dance January "a.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
MODERN W00DMEN OF
AMERICA.

A notable event in the local activi- :
ties OF the Modern woodmen of
America was the Webster dinner and
class adoption last Monday evening
at the Northeast Masonic Temple,
where a large gathering. representa-
tive OF several camps. met in joint
assembly to pay homage to Daniel
Webster Of West End Camp, state
lecturer for the society. one of it's
oldest and most highly esteemed
members and the patriarch of wood
craft, in whose honor the class was
named. A dinner was served at $50
o'clock by thirty ladies, friends and
relatives OF members of the various
camps, who had volunteered their
services for the occasion. At o'clock
the ceremonies of adoption were in
augurated to confer the degree upon
a large class. After the degree work,
addresses were made by State Deputy
William McCaffery and Past Consul
H. H. Millard of Talbot Camp, ex-
pressive of Mr.. Webster's long and
faithful service as a member and an
officer of the order and laudatory of
his character. Flowers, walking
stick. a lounging robe. smoking jacket
and comfort slippers were presented
by the several camps as tokens of
esteem. The gifts were accepted for
him by his son-in-law, Consul How
ard Gilman of West End Camp, Mr..
Webster being confined to his home
by illness and advancing age.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
LODGES.
Today-Harmony. No. II. g. pm:
services at Trinity Episcopal
LODGES.

TOday-Harmony, No. II, PM:
services at Trinity Episcopal
Monday"pawson, No. 10. election.
stansbury, No. "A. election.
Joppa. No. So, election. =,
Potomac. No. 5. 8 pm, N. NJ.
Pentaipha. iptsas No. %. p.m.. NJ. NJ. and
installation Of officers.
Tuesday-Federal, No. l, election.
Acacia, No. IS, election.
Takoma. No. 70, election.
Wednesday-Harmony. No. II. election.
King solomon. No. 81. noon. NJ. ID.
St. johns Mite Association.
Thursday-Hiram. No. 10, f. A.
La Fayette. No. 10. installation Of
William R. Singleton. No. 80. F. c.
Friday:.Anacostia No. Il, 7:sO pm,
N. N; Especially. Lebanon No.
Saturday-Sehool Of instruction. 7:30
pm. lodge room No. 3, actual
p. NJ. degree.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Mount Vernon. No. 3. Royal
Arch. Hiram. No. 10, Mark.
Washing ton Naval, No. 8. P. NJ. and
NJ f. NJ
Thurs,iay-Potomac. No. 8. 7:so pm,
l.. NJ. and M. T.. NJ. tspeciaD.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Thursday--Adoniram Council, No. 2.
degrees.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday-Mithras Lodge Of Perfection.
Fourteenth degree, Perfect
Elu.' also the presentation Of
Supreme Council patents.
Evangelist Chapter. Knights Rose
Croix. matters affecting Winter
Class"
Evening star., 1921-12-11

hall Of Mt. Vernon Tent. Sth and r
streets northeast, Tuesday, is for the
members of the several tents and such
members Of their families they may
invite. 1t is expected Ed. L. Young.
great commander Of Ohio. will be
present.
Georgetown Tent, No. 6, has elected
the following. officers: NJ. V. Michael.
commander: George, w. Shoemaker. lieu
tenant commander: W. E. Shipmant
record keeper: w. F. Tennyson, chap7
lain; J. L. Neeb. sergeant; Albert G.
Degenhardt, master-at-arms: H. IL,
Mcknee, master of the guard; WilliaId
Fletcher. sentinel. and w. w. Burch,
picket.
Mount Vernon Tent, No. 4, has elected
officers as follows: Winford Davis.
commander: T. r. Severe. lieutenant
commander; II. E. Sengstack, record
keeper: Frank Hannah. finance
keeper; Edward Latham. chaplain; /;
John Beuchling. master-at-arm[
William B. Severe, jr., 3sSeeAAnt: Will
lam T. Duk3 nrst master of the
guard: George E. Shreve, second mas
ter Of the guard; william H. Bemp.
sentinel; Marion Wicks, picket, and
W. w. Adamson, trustee.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
MODERN W00DMEN OF
AMERICA. \

washington Camp Tuesday evening
elected the following officers: Consul,
Van W. Roberds; past consul, Harry
II. r. Helwig; adviser. William S. Nc
Breen: clerk. Phillip E. Beach; bank
er, Roy Taylor; escort, F. L. Camp
bell; physicians, Drs. George Rob
watchman, A. F. Wilson; sentry. g. o.
Wallace; trustee, G. W. Treadway.
The new officers will be installed jan
uary 10. The retiring clerk. Van W.
Roberds. who was elected consul. has
served in his present position for
fourteen consecutive years. Applica-
tions are being. secured for the
clerks class" Of new members in
honor OF the retiring clerk. District
Deputy J. n. Doubles Of Virginia was
present and addressed the camp on
the general subject of Woodcraft.
Other visitors were Spencer Roberts,
consul Of Arlington Camp, Clarendon,
Va; ]. P. Majors of the Same camp
and F. e. Hankerson Of Augusta, Ga.
Camp now holds it's meet
ings. every Tuesday evening in Typo
graphical Temple.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

A big initiation meeting at Elks'
Hall Friday evening, December 2, was
honored by most all the supreme Off
GERS. who are now holding special
session in this city. Supreme Dictator
James F. Griffin of Boston, Mass. de-
livered an address. John j.. Lentz,
one of the governors of Mooseheart
Home and a former member OF Con-
gress. outlined the work now under
way at Mooseheart in erecting new
buildings to accommodate the 1.l0o
children Of Moose members who are
orphans or half-orphans, and other
speakers were William F.. Broening,
former past dictator and now mayor
OF Baltimore: Ralph w. Donges, judge
Of the supreme court of New Jersey;
Albert Bushnell Hart, professor at
Harvard College; Rodney Brandon.
supreme secretary, Of Mooseheart. ILL.,;
John w. Ford, past supreme dictator.
Of Philadelphia, Pa; A. d. Lasker.
chairman of the United States Ship
ping Board: Albert H. Ladner. jr..
great north moose, OF Philadelphia,
Pa; J. Albert Cassidy. Supreme Coun-
ell. of Baltimore. Md: George N.
Warde. general dictator. Mooseheart.
ILL.,; Frank J. Monohan. supreme prel-
ate, San Francisco: Charles A. A. Nc
Calf; Joseph G. Armstrong, Supreme
Council. Pittsburgh. Pa; Norman G.
Heyd. associate justice. Toronto. Cam
ada: Edward L. Bradley. associate
justice. Omaha Nebr.; William A..
Marakle. Supreme Council. Rochester.
N. Y: E. E. Tanner, past supreme die
tator, Columbus. Ohio; ]. Edward
Keating. associate Justice. San Diego,
Calf: W. A. MCGOWAN. supreme Coun-
Gil. Chicago. I'LL: E. ]. Henning, past
supreme dictator and now assistant
secretary Of labor. and Director Gem
eral of the Loyal Order of Moose
James J. Davis, Secretary OF Labor.
Members OF Columbia Lodge Tues
day evening were surprised at having
the director general preside during
the meeting. At his request. It has
been decided to change the name of
Columbia Lodge 70 Greater Washing
ton Lodge. The director general has
promised the members to act as dicta-
tor of the lodge until it is thoroughly
organized new board of officers
will be elected. and possibly new
quarters will be selected. as the old
clubhouse is not large enough to ac-
commodate the increasing member
ship. Supreme Organiser Clarence H.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
ODD FELLOWS.
LODGDs.

LODGES.
Monday-Union. No. IL, second degree.
Tuesday-Washingto No. 9, and Am.
ity. No. q. initiation; Golden
Rule, No. q. second degree; Ex-
celsior, No. II. second degree.
Wednesday-Eastern. No. z, Friend
ship, No. 12, and Covenant, No. 13.
arst dessee; Harmony. No. .. Ia
Thursday-Columbia, No. 10, ana
lem. i.l No. a.. q. second e: nd d.Ssse. Ss'' s
Friday-Central, No. I; Metropolis. No.
16. and Federal City. No. 70. rec
ond degree.
saturday-Brishtwood. No. 30. second
degree.
PATRIARCHs MILITANT.
Saturday Canton. washington, No. I,
ENoAMpMENTs.
Monday-Mount Nebo. No. 8. Pstri-
archal degree.
Observation-Disclosures. No. 1, Royal
Purple degree.
REBDKAH L0DaEs. &C :
Monday-Esther. No. s, DEGREE.
Wednesday-Mount Pleasant. Ns.s .,
Thursdsy.Dorcas. No. 4, dssrss. .
Frtday-Miriam, No. 9. degree.
NOBLE AND VICE GRANDS' ASS0-
CITATION.
neutrality-suspicious. tien and lee
ture.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
MACCABEES.

National Tent recently reelected
most Of it's officers as a token Of ap-
probation, including Edward Smith
record keeper. G. P. Pifer was ad-
vanced from chaplain to lieutenant
commander. and E. w. Norriss was
elected chaplain. and A. F. Sham
baugh trustee for three years, to sue
ceed himself. The tent will move
into other quarters the first of Janu-
ary, when it's meeting night will be
changed to Monday. A hall is being
fitted up at Sth and F streets for the
meetings.
The mass meeting to be held in the
Evening star., 1921-12-11
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

RED wihE Tribe. No. 20. at its last
| session held social night after the
routine OF business, with a program
ana refreshments. Many visitors were
present.
osceola Tribe. No. -, has a team
contest now under way, which will
close just prior to the great council
| session.
y Osaee Tribe, No. s, continues to
hold the record for attendance In pro.
portion to membership. Past Great
Sachem SprinEman recently gave an
Interesting talk on the early life OF
Sioux Tribe. No. IS. through it's
ways and means committee. is pre-
pairing for kfddies' night during the
not yet selected the date, but, it is
| said. will do SO at the next meeting.
Seneca Tribe, No. II, at its last
meeting had Great sachem Strobel.
Great Chief Of Records Bunch, Great
Resp.r Of w Wampum a1I9 Dennis Great Great
Guard Of Wigwam Doleman as Wis
itors. Many members from the vari-
GUS tribes were present to take ad-
vantage Of the school Of instruction.
Refreshmsnts were served by the
boosters"
white Eagle Tribe, No. II, has NOM
| mated its chief for the term COM
mencing January 1. Plans have been
outlined for an extensive campaign
4, for members.
Idaho Council. No. 1. 1t is said. will
show an excellent record for the last
| six months. The degree team of the
council has been busy on all OF the
degree nights, besides being called
upon to confer the work elsewhere.
White Eagle Council. No. 4, at its
last meeting had visit from Great
Sachem Strobel and his board Of great
chiefs. The council was complimented
by the examining chiefs.
Logan Tribe. No. 8, had q roll call
at its last meeting. when the entire
roll was called and responded either
| in person or by letter. Curtis L. Lewis
has celebrated his twenty-frst ami
versary as chief of records of the
tribe. Among the visitors were Great
Senior Sycamore Lee B. Emory, Great
Junior Sycamore Frank D. Seiffert.
Great Chief Of Records John Bunch
and Great Keeper of Wampum T. H.
Dennis.
The last visitation of the great
chiefs was to White Eagle Council.
No. 4, Friday. Members Of the De-
gree of Pocahontas were present. :,
Wednesday night Is Red Mems night
at the United Spanish War Veterans
and knights Of Pyth1as' carnival The
membership has been requested by
the great sachem to meet at ,7th and
New York avenue not later than 7:45
pm. in order to attend the carnival
| in . body.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
wOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIA.
TON,

At the annual election of Mount
Vernon Review Thursday evening the
following were elected for the ensuing
year: Florence Topping. commander;
Estelle Dushon, lieutenant comman-
der; Edith Van Ness. past commander:
Martha Manther, chaplain; Mary A.
Van Ness, record keeper; Edna McIn-
tosh, lady y-at-arms; Adele Whittemore.
sergeant: Stella Mcintosh, sentinel;
Jane Moran, picket; Olive Eckert.
musician. and Lillian Patrick, captain.
Officers-elett for 1922 in Columbia
Review are Mary Cochran, COM
mander; Elizabeth Sweeney. lieuten-
ant commander; Lucy Miller, chap
lain; Stella Towner, record keeper;
Kraus, sergeant: Martha Rode. senti..
mel; Mary Hilleary, picket; Naomi
Cooper. musician, and Marie Diehl,
captain.
Liberty Union has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Ella Weeks. COM
mander: Elizabeth Moseley, lieutenant
Lillian Saffell. past corh-
mander; Grace Constable, chaplain;
Matte Ewald. record keeper; Clara
Christman, lady alarms: Helen Luck
ett, sergeant; Annie Brown, sentinel;
Mae Magee. musician; Margaret Do
captain of guard, and Flora
Dill and Lucy Coleman, color bearers.
The annual election OF officers will
take place tomorrow evening in Vic
tory, Brightwood and Georgetown re-
views.
The class presentation and joint
public installation Of the reviews of
the city will te held January 16 at
Elks' Hall, 918 H street northwest.
Miss Minnie Keppinger. great COM
mander, Chicago. ILL.,. will be the in
stalling officer.
A dancing and five hundred party
was given Tuesday evening at the
raleigh Hotel by the Union Guard
team.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Friday night at Gonxaga College Hall
Leo A. Rover. past state deputy, will
exemplify the third degrxe for candi-
dates from Washington cpuncil,
Next Sunday afternoon ht Gonzaga
Hall State Deputy Maurice j. Nc
Auliffe will exemplify the third de-
gree for candidates from Keane,
Spaulding and. Potomac councils.
NJ. J. Racioppi, chairman of the
orphans Christmas party, states that
for this years party 1t il planned to
take care Of every orphan Of the city
on December 26. Those not able to
attend the committee will visit at the
orphanages end make merry with the
children there. The ladies' committee,
composed of the friends. wives and
sweethearts Of the members. will fiji
the stockings and pack them with
good things. In the event the new
Evening star., 1921-12-11

Likens announced large class will
be initiated early in January. and he
has promised to have Secretary OF
Labor James J. Davis and other su-
pren1e officers present. and also Sena-
tor Arthur Capper, one OF the Moose
heart governors, and possibly Presi-
dent Harding, who is said to be much
interested in the work Of the order.
President Harding is a member Of
Marion Lodge Of Ohio. and former
the honor Of having Initiated him into
the order. At the meeting Of the
lodge Tuesday evening Director Cen
eral Davis spoke feelingly Of the sud
den death Of Supreme Justice e. e.
Tanner Of Columbus, Ohio. at the
Hotel Powhatan Saturday during q
session of the Supreme Lodge. Mr..
Tanner was a noted jurist OF Ohio.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVEL.
ERS.
ERS.

Flagg Council. No. 256. met Satur-
day. December 3, in Pythian Temple
and decided to extend an invitation
to two United States senators and six
representatives in Congress- members
Of the order, to attend the January
meeting to meet the supreme coun-
selor, c. v. Holdeman, Of Nashville
Tenn. The council adopted a resolu-
ton regarding railroad mileage, a
copy of which will be sent to the Su-
preme Council in Columbus. Ohio; also
q copy to each of the senator's and
representatives in Congress
Evening star., 1921-12-11
JR. O, u, A, M,

Edward J. Ross Council, No. 90
Thursday evening. in addition to it's
prescribed opening ceremonies, sang
The Star Spangled Banner" an in
novation adopted for the future. State
Councillor George P. Ames appointed
George w. Swift chairman of the COM
mittee on bylaws of the state coun-
Gil, and W. B. Wells Of Liberty Bell
Council, No. S.. deputy state councillor
for that council. 1t was announced
that the degrees would be conferred
on seven candidates next meeting
night.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
Fleeting.

From the Boston Transcript.
How quickly our vacations pass.
How swiftly speeds each minute.
1t almost seems that old Times gla s.
Must then have quicksands in il.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
B. P. O. ELKS.

A beefsteak dinner will be given
New Years eve in honor OF the mem-
bers and their friends. with a pro-
gram of many new features. The
committee meets tomorrow evening
at $3.50 O'clock to complete arrange
ments.
A theater party will be given at the
National Theater Tuesday evening,
December 81, when the entire house
will be turned over to the order.
Helen Hays in Golden Days" will be
the attraction.
The "Elks' Kids" Christmas frolic
committee, 1t is announced. will make
known the date Of it's Santa Claus
party at the meeting tomorrow even
ing at o'clock.
Memorial orations were delivered at
the services last Sunday by Charles
w. Darr at Frederick, Md; Joseph A.
Burkhart at Hagerstown. Md, and
Representative Free Of California at
Portsmouth. Va.
The Jolly Corks will assist the
Rotary Club at it's orphans Christmas
party at the Willard Hotel Christmas
week.
Preparations are under way for the
annual charity bill, which will be
held next February
Evening star., 1921-12-11
A Parting Shot.

From the Boston Transcript.
Madge-I'l never speak To YOU
again: not if it would save my life.
Marie-That's an easy bluff to make
for any one that has nine lives.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

Knights Of Columbus home is not
available. the entertainment Will be
given at Gonzaga College Hall. the
faculty having kindly voiNnteered Its
Evening star., 1921-12-11
W0oDMEN OF THE WORLD.

Elm Camps uniform rank company
at the home OF First Sergt. Nichols
Tuesday night elected William A..
Riley captain. Capt Riley. who sue
ceeds Capt. Wade, retired. was an in
structor. in military tactics for Uncle
Sam during the war.
Oak Camp will complete arrange
ments Thursday night for the Christ
mas entertainment for the kfddies.
Consul Commander Harding and Sec
retary williams are endeavoring to
make this unique event for tho chill
dren of Woodmen in Oak Camp.
Alpha Camp has elected the follow
ing to NIL the chairs during 1922:
Consul commander. Litchdeld: adviser
lieutenant, Jones: escort, Green;
banker. Dickey: clerk, Thayer: watch
man, Fowler.
Elm Camp wednesday night had a
buffet supper. Frank r. Mcpherson
was elected consul commander; Will
lam A. Riley, adviser lieutenant; j. T.
Love, banker; c. D. Holland, clerk:
Max Schwarz, escort: James Potter.
watchman: e. Prudhomme. sentry. and
J. Mcdonald, musician. N-.a -
Evening star., 1921-12-11
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Home Lodge will meet tomorrow even
ing. The resignation OF Chancellor
Commander Rothwell Is to be acted on
and the election and installation Of his
successor will take place. Grand Chan
cellor Gray will be the installing officer,
assisted by other officers of the Grand
Lodge.
A large turnout of members greeted
Chancellor Commander Smith in Web
s.er ;td Lodge Tuesday evening: Visitors
William Inbody Of Logan. Ohio; r. B.
Bergman of Bismarck, Mo-; A. G. Win
ters Of Toledo, Ohio, and NJ. L. Judelson
Of Penta Lodge, New York city. The
knight rank ceremonial is scheduled for
Excelsior. Capital and Myrtle lodges
all will have work in the knight rank
Tuesday evening.
Grand Prelate c. w. Henderson, as
deputy grand chancellor, installed the
inner guard Of Mount Vernon Lodge
Wednesday evening.
Syracusians Lodge Friday evening,
after the esquire rank. held a social
hour. Officers for the ensuing term will
be nominated December % and elected
December 80.
officers for the ensuing year Friday
evening. John Drawbaugh presented
some first run reels. Moving picture
reels Of scenery in the United States.
as well as of different manufacturing
industries, have in the past been en-
joyed by members and visitors. through
the kindness of Col. w. O. Owens. The
election of officers will occur December
%.
Syracusians and Mount Vernon lodges
will hold a joint installation of officers
January 13. This will be one OF the big
meetings Of the new year
Announcement is made that Supreme
Keeper Of Records and Seal Fred E.
Wheaton is recovering from his recent
illness.
The Washington fair in Convention
Hall. held under the auspices of the
Knights Of Pythias and United Spanish
War Veterans, is said to be proving a
decided success. The attendance has
improved each succeeding night. The
attractions include free exhibitions and
pay shows. Those desiring athletics
can see good wrestling matches every
night The booths are many and include
a great variety of articles.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

At the recent business meeting OF
Ka1lipolis Grotto the nominations for
officers for the year 1922 resulted as
follows: for monarch, Marshall w.
Pickering: for chief Justice. Henry j.
Gompers and Arthur C. Shaw; for
master Of ceremonies. Charles M.
Keefer and William P. Jacobs, for
treasurer, Joseph H. Curran: for Sec
retary, E. w. Libbey; for trustee,
Peter Izatterner; for sentinel, Alex
ander Schmid. The officers will be
hallotted for at the annual meeting
January p. ~
Through the efforts OF Past Grand
Monarch E. S. Schmid and Prophet
N. l. Dennis. new Grotto is soon to
be organized at st. Petersburg, Fla.
Prophet Dennis has interests at st.
Petersburg and spends the winters
there.
The recently organized Grotto Drum
and Bugle Corps is said to be rapidly
forging to the front as a real musical
auxiliary. Prophet Irwin B. Robinson
is the originator Of the corps.
The kiddies Christmas entertain-
ment will be held this year at Masonic
Temple on the afternoon Of December
70. The entertainment features are
in charge Of Past Monarch Charles A.
Stevens. Each child not ever twelve
years of age is entitled to something
from Santa Claus pack, provided
daddy" obtains from the secretary q
card. a supply of which has been sent
in advance. No card will be required
for parents. but prophets are admon-
ished to obtain cards for the children
without delay.
The next dance of the Grotto band
and drill corps will be held At the
New Willard Hotel Friday evening.
The prophets Of Kallipolis Grotto
who recently attended the ceremonial
of Baya Grotto. Norfolk, Va, were 90
appreciative of the courtesies and
hospitality shown them by the vir-
ginia brethren that they have pre-
sented Baya Grotto with a handsome
clock, ornamented with two Grotto
emblems and gold plate bearing an
appropriate legend. In order that the
clock might be properly presented and
to insure its safe arrival Past Mon
arch Charles A. Stevens was delegated
to carry it in person to Norfolk. which
he did on Saturday Of last week.
Tuesday will be Grotto night at the
Knights Of Pythians and War Vet.
Grams carnival at Convention Haii.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

HARMONY LODGE, No. II. will
attend Trinity Episcopal
Church, Rev. David Ransom
Covell rector. this evening at
Evening star., 1921-12-11

Electa Chapter will elect officers
Tuesday evening. At it's last meeting
the chapter had an entertainment in
which the members represented ma
advertised products.
Evening star., 1921-12-11

The Gavel Club announces another of
its dances at the Hotel Washington for
Friday evening of this week.