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Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
Nsahos fumernSSri maatinnt iiemeu
lainaa.

ssoobon maormilieliidt tabtomat
foaoo olan lienten laina mponnptpt-
fen ioosta, iontn tongresii teti as.
feilen ishtnnon Iopusfo. Sdbfo1a-
noman fuuernoori 9nmis' ilta lilt1
spoltiosta mastannottt ellen G. rs.
Morblrton, liittonallan iiemen lat
no aIiamies, iota on iillri apornut
fonttorinio Turgosia, losfa lonot-
tin, etta lellailia Inincia iunrestl
taripittiin ioislafin oiisia noltiota.
@irfoiliiot s8osbingtonin ,paltioslo
oiQt ntp0s ilmnisieet balunla, eta
feIloisto amustusta onnettaiiiin ioil-
lefin olille ,pnltiota.
Gdbdn ionffn on pleiiesti oletettu,
ett6 26nli Eobiois-Gafota ia Sta
ARontand rnuooosttuot fniDnnoen
Ipomdt olueet. ioioen nspnstomiieflr
lofi tehtiin. Ytr. Norburton on 10
idriest6npt fofoufien pitd1niIefii en-
Fl nlaonantnino Wo3ennnisio, Mont.
Arontonon Wioonpilielns opiston
Ioaiennus tDirtoiIiioittrn fnnsfn.
iunnittelernifeffi ia idrjestdmiiefli
fiemen loinoien iafonistn find nal.
tiosio-
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
2entin gbopsualtnin iDtaionffeien
ftsfen Geblca5isfa.

Goblen3.l Xentlu fnIfutaaoin
muooosfa raimoaa tddltd iotaHies-
ten fesfen, iottn fuuIl.Dat ybops-
naItnin bnIIusin=pito arHeiiaon-
Hddfdrit otpot panneet geifeu putaI-
ioonon Qaboesiannestn ioIfnipdestd
r1ittofltIfuun. gtelnfpnunet,td uiiit
touoin fobtaustn OF nmottettn, "a
ionotoon. eta iairui,oGt hDoffdps on
bu1uin onforo.
5iitd ei ole icbtl:nut pbfddn fuo-
iem1ntopdust1 tdbdn Io1ffo fliitet,-
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
Nais malamiehiG ei iiiuaita Gbitpe-
ma faAntisla.

Gbipeipu Sails, gBis- Naisten
eli Ihipnta pnlpello ndlanliebistdisid
piirioifeaoesId tuIespon fdboen uuo-
oen nioIlo, GbippeiDo fnltntin tDnla-
miebiston forrisiionerit pddttiudt
fun be poistipnt fuuoen nniien ni-
met ipaoliluettelolto. aoHlisfionerit
ionoiipat, ctd pnInmiebiston buone
ei Die iopifpo poifto naiiille ia, ett1
finn oifetoenpoliDei,in fadntad ntpni-
men u0fiiy iofaincn nninell iDnlnnlic-
fistosid tilfebtniii tpntan inipuun
ernenfitin tiir' snrettassiiin tebodn
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
Minneapplin panffi rnsmp ia antp'
n,obiili tuaras pafenimat fOpbet-
tbaGn i6eriffin iuaimon.

Winneapotis, Wtinn. - Snpi fn=
t,lien, iotfa olimnt tdptetpt fiibolttl-
neilIa fanIalaililla, aiestettulna ia
aitoan idriestpd iollftoibin etllrnadlt
beitd, lid S. y. SoIlaon, ct. Nrrpn
tatooli'en firfon pastnrI, WlIlma-
rista, talutti 9arrp 9beeleriri, Wiin=
nenpolista, poenneen pallffi roSDon,
ia erd1n alttonoibili rosnon, tofai-
fin fauntin manfiloan, iosta be oll-
nat pdas1eet pafoon tlllltin ernen,
4 iDabai 4 enter pliolta pdFpdd efftn
aGpttimat pnn pgsipa.
N1nldt fafii miestd pafeniipat
fauntin moatiIasta ipaban ennett
puaIta poitp11 ellen. .lfrs. 8onoe,
ibertffi Eeter sSosoen nalnto, oil
lddupt pfitn nonfilaun nltesten
fansIo. 9ellIe Iitpattiin ipapaus
fdntdpdsId 5e ioilpat sUirs. gnn=
Den ostulnoan fdptdipddn iollafln
tefoIpnlId, cIeulirpat huonostl nua-
laturt, tpanfilas1a tebbpn pltt pDs'pn
hdittd fobben ia beittilpdt hdnet tir,
fuen IattiolIe. Ce repiipdt fappa=
Ieitd baner muatteistaan pantipli
iultfopuIon bdnen fuubunla, .fopttl-
n1t b1nen fdoet ia iaIat ia puaiimat
uIo5 tDanflllusta.
Gnnneltu ia lonfattn.
Uers. yonoe, iofa lollffan1ttut ID
rltbioutlti tatstelllsin maitfien fans
ia, pddli irti iiteistddr noin pnoii
turtia rnp6bemntin ia antoi bdlgp-
tDfien.
WiIlmarin fabDentoista protes-
tantti firfon idIeent elitDat palaa-
mosin foteibinia aanllirufollffisto
fun faltpungin tulipaIo tortpi ioi.
aanfaloiiet, iotfa tofoontuitpat tltli-
pnIo olen1aIIe fu,tIiipdt rnoneIlaiiia
fertomufIid tapauflesta. g)tii niistd
oil iiiben iulntanr, ettd Yirs Bonoe
oil rnn'asti pieffettn. Riiboitus nous
ii forfealle. Ytiebet ia poiat aiesti-
ipat itfeni1 ia tpalmistalitlimnt etii-
mddn ieutlin. !9irttdmts ubfaiifiin
tebtiin tpdpodsti. J5ooot olinat
iDoIrniina pbtpmaast etlisfelppn.
Neniapat pastorin ainnnolle.
SilI6 aiaIIa Bbeeler ia har,en to-
iDerinfn, ionfa ninea el ole fdotu
tietoon oliipnt menneet iiorann lid
9ollanoin n'linnolle. ss'd 9ollan0
oil mierailIit flintmonfin liiona
DanfiInsia ia rnisooostanltt Dstd-
wpboen beiodn fansIa.
Aun be fnapuiipnt bdnen aiun-
nolIeen fiihoittiineesla tilasfa ia
pppfitDdt hd1td antanaan BELLE ra-
baa eli piiIoittomaan beiodt lift
fumes be noilimdt naeta. ban fdsft
faranneet nangit istut1aan ia alfoi
pub,tmoan tpbneesti BELLE.
&icltdatpiipGt enfiu.
6dn relitpoi beit1 palnmaan tpon-
filadn ia fdriImd1n ieiiraufft. Ufie-
bet enfifii fieItantpitudt. Kastori
piibni BELLE l1rieIliiesti pitfdn
oinn- Sitten tulipnIo toripi ioi.
San drfDoii, etfd le oil fn.fu fnrtln-
ldifilie oIfomonn etfid forGnneitn.
y = Y
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
6nlIa nainen.

SEEM Dorf. - Wirs Bri6get Wtul-
baII'in ia bdnen fabOen pienen pot
fnnfa oootetaan fuoletDun ieurout=
lena putoufiesto nelidunesti ferrof-
festa maaban. BoIii1it fonotDat, eta
Nsrs MuIbnII beitti fafTi lastoan IL
los erG1n tpuotrntnlon iffitnnsto ia
bnppoIi itfe beiodn idlfeenid.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
rdrkeilnlndt alllset

Stt4tu* tluAt$sAeeH sUuttANAu~
mons safiasid. aomsR4nistit mott
ta,uat alaa, safia inlistttta iotalain
alaiiefli, fatnfabafcita faiffialla,
rnn,niita pitfin fdtnja, poliiiit ia
tp6laiiet ipastafain taistelnsia.
Haris. Safia fielt1ytbp mafia-
masta maabitntaia madrid, Il ,pui
mafIaa 10000, COO, 600 ssfnlta-marf-
faa, ionfa liittDntuneet 5tpat maati-
meet maficttaipafii ennci tonfofuun
| / pdimGG. 2iittpuallaf aifomat Of
taa safian teolliinaben sfSiiiaia joe
safin q rnpta uiaffauIsn naaoit-
tina raba mddrSd.
8asbington. Gsftpe g. 0tbs,
jpfa On %pliitiIiiScna h1eaiiaa nal
tim paaflasia atiantsSfe idpi sli-
lafimieben pabeiua siss min t.
man partiiaa ID naesf IaiFiu man
filaan. sama sli prdi ertia id sli.
lafimie6ea fasfssta, rs
Rem Dorf. s4iH sauiH ai7aa
miela tntfitaan. eilIilrn ii balna
tunnnstaa nnorinta psitaania omaf-
Ieen, iaabafieen len ei-periliicfii.
Mrs stillman mdittads eta Gtill-
man on fnlnttanut $500 10000 bG-
uen toiIelle mufa tuaiMolle Nrs
slorenee Qeeoiille.
8efina. @iimeiiets tie6ot pipit-
talpat, ettd fesfimaarin afuOlee 1000
benfcd pdimdsia ndliddn Sonan
maafnnnasia aiinasia. On armos-
teltn, eta $1,000 on n fnollnt nal-
fam is fauntisia sheaii maafnn-
nasia.
aonstantinopoli. snrffiiaiiet
,udtttdmat iaamuftanttnia notion
freifalaisten iii. saas,pat sttauee:,
/ 100 uanfia ia faffi hymmentd pas-
! IND, lifella smbrnaa,
! 0uiuth, Minn. snp,ualatnen
poifa, niu1elta gino ansas -.
,unotias on lGhetrttr ,palficr pnraa-
nnslnitofieen ct. Glonbtin ,uiibefIi
,puobefii eli uabenrpi. sama poifa
on tamattm 10 nieamman ferran na-
pistelemasid ia barioittamasfa mar
fanttn. On pllnt ionfun ferran ~
linnasIafin lgbemm1n atfaa. 9a,
ianoi, etta hGnen fptiuia on Wasia=
ebusettSin suaitiosia ia ianDi tnlleen,
ia Ninneiotaan ieitiemau fnnfantta
iitten.
anrora, N,inu. 6af|i miesta,
nimeltG Aibert GmiteaS ia syrea
aIartia srittinat rpsmuta Charles
! 2aafIpu pailohaalin, iuaan idatiiu
fiinni. Sc ferfeiimdt ampna Saaf.
lpa, eta on t6gtpnDt tuieoa iniraa.
laam.
ssasbiuatpn. Gutinen preii'
Sentti gNlIpn On ollnt taas iairaana,
bau Iai ionFnnlaiien iiidlli|en foh'
tanfien heti iGlfeen pdtiDalliien. SGd-
fGrit iaapnen heti paifalle iaitpat len
menemGan off ia ianoiiuat eta ei le
ole uaarallinen. Wtunttn oufin Nir,
HilIon upimaffaampi FUN Stllotu,
| fun bd1t oil BalfeasIa Eulosia.
! yirginia, Ninn. &ar9nnfaari
on taas tupittnnnt nnoren 3bssfuu
serasIista, enii fanSe AZ minnnttia
ia token "a minmnttia- 5nuri ipa-
fiionffo of ollnt fatiomasia taas to-
til mailman mestarid ia bdneu ipci'
manaptteitd. aarbnuiaari painoi
15S paunaa ia nnori Zbssto painOi
1853 paunna.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
Wies psfi mlps fnnlan, jpfa teft ba-
net iofeafii 8ifsbnrsin tais-
felnsiu.

gSest Boint, 8a. alutlan, jo-
ia tefi SIS. Us WieaooiDs'ln iofeafli,
heindfuun l palma iDlonna 1868,
ioIloin ban hanpoittlli &iefsburgln
taistelusia ia iota laafarit eitpat
fpenneet eoistamaan, psfi nlos
Wteaoptps billnttaln.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29

Ga Borte, Snb. Ola idttifais
eIdlmen Inurangos.a lopbettiin taal-
Ia CHARLES Gnrpentier'in farmllta
NaontpiIielii1 ianoi etta lutranfc
oil pistanpt ulos ntaasta iorfun O.
Jan, nutta ban oil liii,llut iitl inn'
retii tiipefIi. Biiii bamrlasta, io-
faiuen poinoen pIi neIid painao, 10
Ieufaluu Iunnnottomastn foosta or
tuimettu plos tobdn mel,nesia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-03-29
ncrtbern Pacific post.
rcpo pan9ittu
Wies, iDfa rusmsii iauau lGbella St.
GlsuS'ia ia ,nnrbaii postifiriu.
/, rim iaatn fiiuni Salt lafe
Gitpsin.

rim iaatn fiiuni Salt Cafe
Gitpsin.
ct. Saul, nlaalIsf. "a p. Gel
bert Smitb fertoi cradle naiielle To-
loiiuuoen.
sc p6attpi iiten etta hdnet man-
gittiin SaIt Safe Gitpsio lnpobddn
ellen iDptettpno murbasta ia gtorth
@cast 2imiteo posti,pounun rostuoo-
miiesta.
@iranomaiiet etiisp6t bdntd pli
maan enen1pi f,,in f,1ufou6en ennen
fun be lopiimdt bdnet - iitten bdn
tunnusti.
Smitb rosmoii Nortbern Eacific
postima,tnun ldbelld ct. Glouoia.
Yeinn., beImifuun / palma ia padtl
pofoon m,asloon melfein $1,000
paperirobao.
i Sum Zachary 9. 5trong, posti fir
furi Ninnenpolistn, iuastuSti, min
smith am1pui b1ntd folme fertaa ia
Gtrgng fuoli bospitaalisia mpobem-
min.
Eoifa puDotti itIenld mannusta ia
meni @bite Bear 2atelle, iosia ban
pietti Iopun post1 Iers @race Wtc'
Dcnnloin luona.
Geuraotpono p1ipdna Wtrs yic-
GonaIo, boneu ditinid, Wtrs MlHe
eenoricfs, ia erds infulainen, MFRS
elizabeth An0erlon, meniaDdt tpiime
mainitun olmnnolle. ionne 5nlitb O.
Ii fatfenpt $4,000 rabosta rnotfo-
Inuffuun.
Standardization ipiranomaiiet MON.
6llll LII j igSnnf fpthse .tdissu lUsiiu
&c faitpot ros,uon trntomerflt. Slt'
ten etiisfelp alfoi.
Ssaliet iohtimat Asblanoiln, His..
josIa miranomailet epaonnistuimal
foonraan fiinni Smitbin ainoostaan
n,,lutamon tnnnin taboen 0e Ion.
titudt noin $4,000 lildd ioaliisto ia
ellen tpongitiitpot Wsrs belle ySlo-
MARIN. Wtinneapolista. Snritb ot
idttdnpt robm1 banelle As1lonoisid.
Wenob1on ellen postifontoori tor.
fostaiot fiitpelitpat Snlitbin lllotie
Galt 2ofe Gitpn postifonttoorisia ia
Qefttip1t banet ppsipilld.
,8oi ssunala- Neind antauoun" +,
han bultll. Holiilit 8. g. ,sSsoction ia
8eorae Orafe ct. Huulista olipat
iouneet i1lted bdnestd firieen foltto,
,oufa ban oil firioittonut ct. Ra,i'
lin pDpt6en rdbao. Sdnella ei oil
hut rbt6Gn Ienttid mongittaesia, ton.
ne l0betetpn tieoon mutaan. San
ubfaii tebod itienulrbdn.
Smith tuoooan tofoiiin tame
tusstaomcon I,lptostG mnrbasia ia
tpisto rosaDcurS7sta. 9dn ionot, cite
ban br.i1iii rirsannon-
Evening star., 1921-07-03
JULIUS STROBEL.

cording secretary: Mary Hutchings
financial secretary; Belle NJ. Carter
treasurer. Past Noble Grand Rosanns
Teates Of Friendship Lodge Is install
ing officer.
Fidelity Lodge, which meets al
Mills and Rhode Island avenue. re-
ports the following officers-elect:
violette Wilmoth. noble grand: Caro-
line Gundling, vice grand; Nettfe r.
Mettler. recording secretary and de-
gree director: Grace A. Thomas
son. fioancial secretary; Flora O.
Schwinger. treasurer.
Oficers-elect in Naomi Lodge are
Susie G. Behrends, noble grand;
Emma ]. Shea vice grand: Alice 8.
Thomas, recording secretary: f. Mae
Raitz. financial secretary; Emma T.
Strobel. treasurer.
Friendship Lodge, Anacostia, elect
ed the following officers: May Keller
noble grand: Pearle Herbert. vice
grand: F7oris H. Nally. recording
secretary: Fannie Frame, financial
secretary; Edith p. Chilcoat. treas
urer.
ton Lodge are Mary Cordell. noble
grand: Lillian Stolpe, vice grand;
Gertrude Underwood. recording secre-
tary: Minnie c. Sacrey, financial secre-
tary; Mollie Z. Edmonston. treasurer
Dorcas Lodge has announced the
following officers-elect: Noble grand
Minnie A. Butts: vice grand. Effie E
Lohmar: recording secretary, A.
Naomi Cooper: financial secretary
Mary NJ. Dement,; treasurer. Abbie NJ
Gates
Evening star., 1921-07-03
JR,. O. u. A. M.

America emerson Council, NO. IL,
conferred the degrees Of virtue and
from j. Morgan Reed Council. F. P.
A., No. 2. Of Mt. Rainier, Md. The
principal parts were taken by ]. E.
Flynn. L. A. Flynn, c. r. Brown.
John Prender and P. c. Miller of Cap
itol Council, No. 25.
elected to membership and the de-
grees will be conferred upon him at
the next meeting.
The new plan to get all the other
councils to subscribe to the monthly
bulletin was outlined by the COM
mittee.
The excursion will be given at
Chesapeake Beach, July 21.
A reserve fund has been establishe ed
| to defray the expenses Of delega-
! tion to the annual convention of the
| United States Funera! BENEFIT Asso-
| citation.
State Councillor William H. Lanl,am
and State Council Secretary John
! Prender outlined plans OF the State
Council and reported progress on
legal matters now engaging the at
tention Of the executive board.
! Councillor H. G. Benson received
praise and congratulations for the
emcient and successful administra-
ton he has given the council.
Benning Council. No. 2l. Monday
night elected the following officers
Counciior. r. E. Anderson: vice
secretary. Charles w. Douglass: finan:
cial secretary. William Kidwell Gre.
eiected); treasurer. George Meile Gre.
elected); warden. A. C. Ingels: con.
ductor. ]. J: Newton: inside sentinel
Joseph Kirby: outside sentinel
George Miller: chaplain. William T
Douglass: trustees. "A. T. Gray
twelve months; A. A. Straus. eight.
/ Installation will be held Monday
July II.
Mount Vernon Council. No. 1e. upor
invitation of Rev. Freely Rohrer
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church. 4ti
and B streets southeast. will attent
the patriotic services to be held in the
church this evening at s O'Clock. The
Mount Vernon Social Club held so
cial Wednesday night in the council
rooms. The program included '"Tht
Star Spangled banner" by the club
solo. by E. NJ. Smith: violin solo. BY
Miss Evelyn Scott; recitation. by Mrs
mar Fisher; reading. by H. Welsh
violin solo. by George Roth: recita
tion, by A. c. Columbus: selections. BY
Miss Scott and Mr.. Roth. on vfolins
and Miss Fisher. on piano. Prominen
officers Of the order and Of the daugh
tiers Of America gave short talks. Th'
music for the dance was furnished b!
the council orchestra.
The council will confer the degreei
upon fifteen candidates on Thursday.
Edward J. Ross Council. No. 26
Thursday evening elected the follow
ing officers for the term ending De
cember 81: Junior past councillor. n. s
Smith; councillor. W. c. Ferber; vic'
councillor. r. B. Rodgers; record nl
secretary, w. e. Saunders (re-elected
assistant recording secretary. G. w
Swift (re-elected); financial secretary
H. A. Beck (re-elected); treasurer. A
L. Jennings (re-elected): warden. P
IT. Groves (re-elected): conductor, c
E. Groves: inside sentinel. e. E. Nick
olson; outside sentinel, James Chap
man; drill master. G. w. Swift; degre.
master. P. T. Groves; trustees. C. E
|Groves. G. E. Ourand and ]. n. Arm
strong.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
MACCABEES.

Mrs. Minnie Keppinger. great COM
mander OF Illinois and deputy su-
preme commander OF the District Of
Columbia. Maryland and Delaware.
was the guest OF the reviews OF the
District last week. 4 reception was
rendered Mrs. Keppinger Wednesday
evening and q banquet given in her
honor at the Ebbitt. covers being laid
for seventy-five ladies. comprising
members from Washington and the
state Of Maryland. Thursday even
ing the state rally was held at the
Raleigh Hotel. Mrs. Keppinger being
presented with a class of 1870 new
members. Prizes were awarded for
the largest line of new members and
for the largest delegation present.
Thursday. National will entertain
its junior membership with basket
picnic at the Zoo, the children being
carried to the park in large trucks
from the home Of Mrs. Lula S. Ham
mond. 723 9Th street northwest.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
MODERN WO0DMEN OF
AMERICA.

Just after the installation OF the
newly elected officers at the Shubert-
Jefferson Theater. st. Louis, June "a.
says the St. Louis Times. the Head
Camp. on motion Of State Senator F.
NJ. David Of Springfield, Mo. increased
the salary Of Head Consul Talbot
from $4,000 to $4,000 a year. 1t
also provided that no sufferer from
the Pueblo flood would be dropped
for non-payment Of dues. It was
reprted that in ten years the order
has been operating its camp for treat
ment Of incipient tuberculosis. at
woodman, near Colorado Springs.
5000 patients had been discharged
as cured. A proposal to create an
additional degree was referred to a
Evening star., 1921-07-03
ODD FELLOWS.

LODGES.
Observation-Disclosures No. O.; Golden
Rule. No. Fl. and Amity. No. q.
tnstallatio Mount Pleasant, No.
20. second degree.
Wednesday-Eastern, No. Z: Harmony,
No. 8. and Covenant, No. 13, in
stailation: Friendship, No. II. de-
gree.
Thursday-Columbia. No. 10: salem.
No. %. and Phoenix. No. q. in
stalla tion.
Friday--Centrsl. No. !. second de-
gree; Metropolis, No. Is. and Fed
eral City. No. 70, initiatory de-
saturdsy--nrightwood No. 80. de-
ENcAMPMENTs.
Mondsy-Fred D. Stuart. No. Z. de.
gree.
PATRIARCHs MILITANT.
6aturday-Canton Washington, No. 1,
business and drill.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Monday-Naomi No. l, and Ruth, No.
2, Inhalation.
Tuesday-Fidelity. No. z. and Friend,
shl0No q. installation.
IhursdaJ-Dorcas. No. 4, installation.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
FraternitieS S

It's meeting until July Z, when the de-
grees will be conferred. A social
hour has been arranged. Other July
and August meetings have been called
of. The chapter and auxiliary board
are making plans for q trip to Balti-
more Saturday. July %. Messrs. Par
sons. Pollen and Henderson are FUR
| nishing all information for the trip.
Miriam Chapter. No. %. Monday had
the degrees conferred upon Ave can.
| didates by the officers of the Grand
Chapter, headed by Grand Matron Mi
nerva r. Crawford and Grand Patron
I, large attendance. After the initiation
| remarks were made by the grand ma,
tron. grand patron, general grand
secretary, Past Grand Matron Bertha
Joseph H. Milans. The last two named
were at the head Of the Grand Chap
ter when Miriam Chapter WAS char
tered. In the banquet room refresh
ments were served: The chapter has s
August.
The attendance of the membership
OF Unity Chapter Friday was the
dates We're initiated. Past Grand Ma
tron jeanette r. Smith presented
flowers to the matron and patron.
each in turn responding with remarks
VI gdppTeCldlIOT. rev. Freely tONTeT
gave an address on the lesson Of
Martha. Refreshments were served in
the banquet hall.
Tuesday evening Elscta Chapter
celebrated it's twenty-seventh ami.
versary and also endowment even
ing for the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home. A goodly sum was raised for
this cause. Matron Ethel Scantle-
bury made an address of welcome
and paid special honors to the char
ter members. Past Grand Master
Judge Witten also made an address,
The program of entertainment in
cluded vocal selections by Milton J.
Fillius and Mrs. Ida Crown; violin
selections. Russell Phipps OF the Ma
rine Band, accompanied by Mrs. Scan
tlebury: q sketch. entitled "a Bache-
lors Reverie." by Mrs. Corinne Fra
zier. Mrs. Blanch Clarkson. Mrs. AL
vena Hughes. Mrs. Ethel Fra.ier,
Mrs. Elsie Fisher. Mrs. Virginia vii.
hanson, Mrs. Marion Pollock, Mrs.
May Simpson and Miss Alice Kelly.
and q monologue by william Scantle-
bury. It was in charge OF Past Ma
tron Lavinia r. Kelly. The birthday
cake was cut and distributed by the
matron. The chapter has called OF
its meetings in July and August.
The home auxiliary board of WILL
liam F. Hunt Chapter. No. 16, was
entertained at the cottage Of Past
Matron Ruth A. Dom. North Chesa-
peake Beach, recently.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
MASONIC.

LODGES.
Monday-Potomac. No. s. business and
entertainment.
B. B. French. No. Is. called on.
Anacostia. No. u, called on.
Pentalpha, No. %. called OF.
Albert Pike, No. Sc.
Tuesday-Arminius. No. 25. 4. A..
King David, No. IS, N. NJ.
wednesday-Osiris, No. %. business
and entertainment.
East Gate. No. 81. NJ. NJ.
Saturday-Masters' Association.
a0fAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
: s~sS--IS Fayette, No. 5, X. A.
5rta&y-EurekA, mo. 4. Mark.
Capital, No. Up. NJ and N. =. n.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
|. ThurNiAy-Zabud Council. No. 4. de-
grees.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDERIES.
observation-disclosures, No. 8. Order OF
the Temple.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD

Calendar-Thursday. Elm, Oak }t$I
Mount Vernon camps. .;Iny
There will be. no'iet-up in the HlS
tivities OF the Woodmen OF the World
during the hot weather. In fact.
several of the camps are inaugural ..
ing drives TO increase the membel1l
ship. The w. o. w. base ball teafTI J
ternal League and is now attractsnesS,
larger crowds. The annual eXcur-
sion to Chesapeake Beach on tte
goth instant promises to attract d
record attendance. y tug-of-War will
be contested between teams led ty'o
Sovereigns Bert Wells and Georgia;
Rohrbach. and the fat mems race I
feature viii be in charge of tterI
man Woody. AZ usual @i
Consul Commander Cogar. assisted
by Clerk Easter of National CampX ID I
drafting letter TO be sent to laiiE
| members of National urging at least
a so per cent attendance upon ses.
sionS of the camp. a campaign sof j
J education is to be carried on TO mn
| press upon members the benefits of :.
| regular participation in the transsG-
tions OF their camp ssr
/ { q;
Fraser and Old Glory camps heYa
' animated meetings Monday and
Tuesday evenings, respectively. Head .
ser has assumed his position as
| guardian of the treasury. The fSs-
| cussion of sports was a feature at
| Old Glory and Capt. Humphries made
talk in the interest OF the base ban
| league ri
| Adjt. Gen. Mather has issued
a call for. a meeting qf repre-.
sentativess Of the uniform rank OF
the various Jurisdictions to take.
place in New York at the beginning
| Of the Sovereign convention. IieGt:>
Col. John G. Mcconnell will repre?
sent the 1h3d Regiment. 80
A delegation from Washington,
| visited Maple Camp. at Seat PleasJ ,
ant, Nd, Wednesday evening. CoR--
! sui Commander Thurston q. Brown
made speech of welcome and the
Sovereign Camp honors were extend-.
| ed. Among the visitors were state,
| Manager r. +. Clark. Past Head
Consul D.. W. Thayer and Sovereign
Delegate T. y. EckloT. Clerk Smith
/ made report of the camps finances.
| showing it to be in sound condition
Evening star., 1921-07-03
PATRIOTIC ORDER OF
AMERICANS.

Camp No. will have Installation
of officers Wednesday. There will
also be a celebration of the twentieth
anniversary Of the camp, to which
all members are invited.
During July and August there will
only be one meeting, which will be
the first Wednesday in the month.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.

Century-Decatur Lodge will omit
next convention tomorrow evening.
The lodge conferred the esquire rank
on four pages last Monday evening.
The transfer card OF F. A. Tranberger
Of Osceola Lodge. Roanoke. Va. was
presented and received favorable ac-
tion by election to membership.
The Knights Of Pythias and Wood
men teams Of the Fraternal League
will cross bats at Union League Park
Tuesday afternoon. Game will be
Webster Lodge ha. the knigh. rank
the page and esquire ranks were con-
ferred at the meeting Of the lodge
Tuesday evening.
Myrtle Lodge has extended a cordial
invitation to Pythians to attend its
ticipate in the work Of conferrins the
esquire rank.
Union Lodge will confer the esquire
rank on two pages Of the lodge and
one from Century-Decatur Lodge
ance greeted the candidates when the
page rank was conferred on Wednes.
day evening. the meeting being Joint
affair.
Rathbone.Superior Lodge will hold
page rank ceremonial Friday. and will
be Joined by Franklin Lodge. who
will present candidate for the rank.
Following the initiatory work inter.
esting movie Aims will be shown by
Col. w. o. Owen.
The meeting Of cal.nthe Lodge
Monday evening was interesting. The
fifty-year veteran jewel WAS presented
to George w. Barkmen. sr., by Thorn "a
E. Landon, while Grand Keeper OF
Records and Seal Klmmel presented a
outer guard for thirty.seven years,
and during that, time missed only
three meetings Of the lodge.