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Evening star., 1921-11-06
ODD FELLOWS.

LODGES.
Monday-Unioa, No. IL. initiation:
Langdon. No. -. second degree.
Observation-Disclosures ton. No. 6, iuitia-
tion: Golden Rule. No. a. .nrst de-
gree: Amity. No. q. visitation.
Wednesday-Eastern, No. 7. and Cove.
nant. No. -. first degree: Har-
mony. No. Q. rehearsal: Friend
ship. No. IL. Initiation
Thursday-Columbis. No. 10. drill: Sa-
lem. No. 20, visitation; Phoenix.
No. 20. second degree.
Fdday-Central, No. l: Metropolis, No.
16. and Federal CITY, No. 20. drst
degree.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Monday-Fred d. Stuart. No. z. royal
purple degree.
observation-disclosures No. I. yisita-
tion and patriarchal degree.
RDBEKAH LODGES.
Wednesday-Mount Pleasant. No. o.
degree.
NOBLE AND VICE GRANDs Asso-
CITATION.
Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
MASONIC.
LODGES.


Today-Knights Templsr field day serv-
ices. Monument grounds, 3 pm.
Mondsy--Potomac, No. 8, +. G.
Anacostia, No. 81. F. c.
Pentalpha. No. %, +. C..
Mount Pleasant, No. S, grand
visitation, 3 pm.
Albert Pike, No. 80, 3. A..
Tuesday--Federal. No; l., Social.
Wednesday-St. Johns Mite Assocta-
rbur,dayGThe % New Jerusalem. No. Q.
grand visitation. $3.50 p.m.. etc.
Temple e-NOyes, No. 81, grand Wis
itatiOn = pm. -
Washington Centennial, No: IA,
special $50 pm, NJ. NJ. (Com-
mandery Asyium).
Friday-St. Johns No. IL. grond WIS.,
itation, $50 pm.
Hope. No. 20. grand visitation,
pm.
Saturday-school Of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Washington. No. ., special,
8 PM. Royal Arch.
Tuesday-Potomac. No. 3, MARI
Thursday-,Washington' No. = Royal
Friday.Mount Pleasant, No. 49, Royal
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE
Tuesday-Mithras Lodge Of Perfec-
tion. fourth degree.
Evangelist Chapter. Rose Croi1,
class matters.
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MpRovED ORDER OF RED MEN

N6insola Tribe, No. II, entertained
Great @Sachem Strobel and board OF
great chiefs on their annual visitation
Friday night. Seneca. No. II, attended
.arvsa In q body. A buffet luncheon was
Logan Tribe. No. 8, received visit
from Sioux. No. 1S. to present low
Ing cup. The past sachem. Henry J;
Gompers, made the address. Grand
Sachem StrobeI replied on behalf OF
Great Junior Sycamore Seiffert, Great
Chtsf of Records Bunch and Great Keep
er OF >Wtmpum Dennis were also pres
ent. At the conclusion meeting OF the
senate OF Logan Tribe was held. Logan
will hold class adoption at Pythian
Temple tomorrow night.
Great Senior Sycamore Emory, in
charge Of the Degree Of Pccahontas. an
nounces the following committee for the
class adoption November 16: Publicity,
Mrs. Ida M. Kolb. Mrs. H. B. Schulz.
Mrs. 8. 1: Reynolds, Mrs. Lena
Bragunior. Mrs. Alice RAIDER and Miss
Miriam Grossberg; program. Mr.. Hollic
Green, Mrs. A. G. Thompson. Mrs. Lula
Mastin. Mrs. s. L. Reynolds. Mrs. Emma
Plaskett. Mrs. Cora Gompers and
reception. Mrs. NJ F. Abrahams, Mrs.
Fred Madison, Mrs. Augusta Thurston,
Mrs. B. C. Sabius, Mrs. Cora Gompers
and Misses Eunice Perrie and Pau
line Grossberg; decoration. Mrs. Nettie
Dennis, Mrs. l. F. Neidfeldt, Mrs. A.
Stevens and Misses Edith Bunch,
Marie Greib, Ruby Woodhall, Esther
Garner. Eleanor Grossberg and Florence
HolZwart.
Great Sachern. Strobel, Great Junior
Sycamore Seiffert, Great Chief Of Rec
crds Bunch and Past Great Sachem Full
Ter visited Ozark Tribe. No. 1874, at
Odenton. Md. recently. on the occasion
Of the visit Of the Red Mems Social of
Baltimore and the Degree Of Pocahon
tas to Ozark Tribe and Rcd Wing Coun-
Gil. No. IS, of Odenton. Ozark Tribe
has purchased a building and ground
near the station, and will send out in
vitations seon for a housewarming.
Great Junior Sycamore of Maryland
J. w. Wood is member of this trib .
and will be the speaker of the evening
at the visitation to Idaho Council. No. ]
The great chiefs will visit Oxge
Tribe, No. 6. Saturday. Grand Master
Of Odd Fellows Wolfe will be the speak
er. This is the Home Tribe of Grea,
Junior Sycamore Seiffert. A special
feature will be the calling OF the roll
Of representatives Of the great coun-
Gil. also the. calling of the roll of
tribes. past great sachems, past sach-
ems and visitors.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
MACCABEES.

National Tent, No. 1, is trying to
locate another hall in which to meet.
as Saturday night. Is oaid to be un-
suitable. and the tent hopes to re-
turn to its former night of meeting,
Monday. A committee has been
named to, act in conjunction with
Victory Review In arranging for a
social evening or dance. William E..
Norriss Is chairman.
night had as visitors H. e. Crouch,
D. s. c.. Of National Tent; w. M.
Michael, commander. and r. T.
Degenheardt Of Georgetown Tent,
and Mr. Blewitt of Alexandria Tent,
No. q. The annual memorial service
was held immediately after the re-
view. Sir knight Haas was chair
man. } Fifteen ! deceased members
lwere eulogized: -. - - -
Evening star., 1921-11-06
MODERN W0ODMDN OF
AMERICA

Director F.. R.. Kerns will address
Woodmen and their friends at an
open meeting Of Central Camp FRI
day evening at 8 o'clock. A smoker
and other entertainment will be fea-
lures for the evening.
Chairman Shaw Of the committee of
Central Camp for the organization
Of {oresters team has reported that
the enrolment of the members for
the team. is about complete. Axes
have been ordered and drilling Of the
team will begin soon.
Columbia Camp, No. 1929, cele-
brates Its sixteenth anniversary by
the fret issue Of its recently es-
tablished. monthly bulletin OF activi-
ties in. the camp. 1t contains a brief
!rasume Of progress made by the camp
since Its Organization in 1905, a di-
rectory OF its present officers and a
calendar of current and future events
engaging the attention of the mem
bership.
Columbia Camp has a new victrola
and records for the entertainment of
members.
The camps Of Royal Neighbors will
hold their joint class adoption No
vember Is. in the Northeast Masonic
Temple. A large class is expected to
receive the. degree.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
THE EAGLES.

The opening gun Of the campaign for
increased membership was dred
Aerie, At an open session. George W.
Sellers, who presided, gave talk on
some Of the attractive features Of the
order. Addresses, on the principles of
the order were delivered by J. NJ.
Norm Of Pittsburgh, Pa: E. A. Fuller
OF the auditing department and 9TH
ers. A vaudeville program was Of
fered. followed by Refreshments. The
committee Of arrangements included
g. w. Sellers, chairman, :, II. C.. Given.
L. b. HayeA Bruno Fisher. j. L.
Spalding, J. L. Kelly. A. l. Hancock,
Peter White, H MseSie. A. w.
Schickler,, G. ID. Long and J. II Rine-
Evening star., 1921-11-06
FRATERNITIES.

10 announced for Friday.
Takoma Chapter, No. II, will ex-
emplify the degrees Friday, with the
line officers advanced, Mrs. Bertha A.
Cooley filling the east. :.
The chapter will hold bazaar Frs-
day, November 49, at the parish hail,
from o'clock. followed by. dancing
from 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
T. LIBERTY

One OF the most brilliant social af-
fairs given recently by Hope Council,
No. I, was its Halloween masquerade
bail Tuesday night. Many beautiful
costumes were In evidence, and music
was played by the Boy Scout Band.
The decorations were Of autumn
leaves and many-colored lights. The
entertainment committee consisted of
T. L. Birge, William McOsker. Coulter
Dreyer and Councillor T. B. Mont
gomery. Tuesday night the members
are promised something Of interest.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
PATRIOTIC ORDER OF
AMERICANS

Camp No. Friday had as visitors
Harry Stone and E. o. Scuggs. A re-
port was received from the orphanage
committee. showing that Mrs. E.
Barnhart. had turned into the ma
tionai orphanage $351.50. the largest
amount ever turned in from the Dis
trict Of Columbia. At the close Of the
meeting visitors and members were
entertained in the banquet room in
celebration Of Halloween. The camp
will hold = benefit euchre Friday at
its hall. ~ "
Evening star., 1921-11-06
W0MAN's BENEFIT. Ass0CIA.

The masquerade ball saven last
Tuesday evening by Liberty Union,
No. 6. 1t is announced. was . success
financially and socially.
non Review, No. 3, Thursday evening
and rehearsed for the state rally to
be held early In January. e.
Owing to Armistic day celebration
the meeting of National Review No. 1,
will be dispensed with Friday even
ing.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

The Grand Lodge will visit Anna
ranth Lodge tomorrow evening. Brig.
Gen. Sawyer will deliver the address
OF the evening. the first he has de-
livered in Pythian circles in this do
main: William F. GUIDE will tell how
the lodge came to be named Anna
ranth Lodge.
Century-Decatur Lodge will confer
the knight rank tomorrow evening
in amplifled form.
Capitol Lodge announces the es-
quire rank for Tuesday evening.
Columbia and Union Lodges will
have a joint Grand Lodge visitation
Wednesday. A splendid program is
promised.
Posters are being circulated an
nouHcing the Reproduction Overseas
Coney Island. under the auspices of
the Knights of Pythias. and United
Spanish War Veterans. in Convention
Hall, beginning November %.
GERS of the Grand Lodge officially
visited Mount Vernon Lodge Wednes-
day. John NJ. Kline, ST., made brief
address. Mr.. Kline has served the
lodge as master Of finance for forty
nve years. He is past grand cham
cellor and past supreme representa-
tive. The grand chancellor was the
recipient Of token Of esteem, pre-
sented by Mr.. Kline. Cigars were
served during the social hour.
NEand Chanceiior Nray 1nStdlieO
Master-at-Arms Whitlock of Mount
Vernon Lodge Wednesday evening.
The page rank was announced for
next Wednesday.
/ At the meeting of Webster Lodge
Tuesday evening announcement was
Past Grand Chancellor vandervort
and wife. The keeper of records and
seal was directed to forward letter
expressing the sympathy of the men,
bers Of the lodge.
WO0DMEN OF THE WORLD.
In Elm Camp Thursday evening
Col. James Freeland reviewed the
work thus far in reorganizing the
ton of the new companies mustered
into service in Baltimore. Chairman
A. H. Woody reported that November
% has been chosen as the date OF
Elm Camps entertainment and dance
open to the friends and families of
Woodmen.
The Boosters Club committee has
completed arrangements for a big
visitation to Baltimore November II.
Tickets will be distributed at the next
meeting of the club and a special
train provided for the trip. The
men Is in operation and a number of
men have been placed in jobs. Chair
man Oliver invites all members Of the
order to use this agency.
Mount Vernon Camp holds social
gatherings on the second and fourth
Thursdays.
Hickory Camp will give q big
Thanksgiving dance. This is the
baby" camps first venture in social
features and all the members are
working for its success. Capt. l.
Blair Miller is still taking in recruits
for the uniform-company.
An effort is being made 20 organize
a company in Nationai Camp and Con-
sui Commander logan and Banker
Rabbit are backing the movement.
Heau Watchman Albert Whitworth
and Clerk Dalkin Of Fraser camp are
Developing quartet and intend to
have a Gee club to ada to the camps
Varied theatrical features. The mys-
terry committee, under Sovereign Eng
1ish, and the drill company. under
Capt. HelEeson. are cooperating.
The encampment next summer. il
is announced. will be open to all bona
'dde' Uniform Rank members who
answer the roll calls and attend the
drills.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
NATIONAL UNION.

At the meeting Of United. Council,
No. 200. Friday, Speaker Haden enter
tained the council with a game Of
''quoits." in which all present took
part. A complimentary dance will be
given by the council December 8, to
which all local members Of the .socie-
ty are invited. The committee on OK
tension and publicity gave smoker
Friday, and 2 committee was ap-
mac Council as chairman. to. prepare
for an entertainment and dance by
the fifteen councils Of this city for
the benefit Of the Hospital Bed Fund
Association. 1t is expected that this
will be q very large affair. as there
are 5000 member Of the order I'm this
city. =.
Mckinley Council, Friday. took
action looking toward the relief Of
those members who recently lost
their positions in the navy yard This
council is composed largely Of mem.
bers Of the navy yard. and. because OF
recent changes in the yard, has quite
. large number Of members who need
help along fraternal lines. which the
council. 10 attending to in. tho fra
ternal spirit. :.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
B. P. @. ELKS,

Tomorrow night Maj. Edwards will
give instructions to the members OF
the drill team in the manual of arms
at O'Clock.
The Elks' concert band gave a grea,
welcome to Director Arthur B. wit.
comb upon his return from a six-week
vacation. The band will render The
musical program during the entire
carnival week.
Wednesday, November 1s, there will
be no regular session OF the lodge, for
August Brill. chairman of a Commit
tee. has made arrangements for a re. .
turn visit to Baltimore Lodge, No. Z
It Is believed 500 members will &c
to Baltimore upon this date. Prepare
tions have been made by Oriole City
Lodge FOR their reception.
President Edward H. Neumeyer. jr.
of the Elks' base ball team, and
Clarke Griffith, manager of the Ma.
tionals, are arranging details for the
coming season. wherein the Elks will
play semi-professional ball SATURDAYS
Sundays and holidays -
The Presidents contribution to the
Elks' carnival was beautiful picture
Of the White House, signed by him
and handsomely framed. It will be
on exhibition al the club this week.
Regular dances are held at the club
Tuesday evenings: .:
The ladies' carnival committee has
aC1
as captains for the booths under the
charge Of this committee: Miss
Georgie Redman, Mrs Gressett. Mrs
NJ. Bowman, Mrs. A. O'Brien, Mrs. A,
Hollander, Mrs. c: e! Stanton. Mrs
Arthur s. Witcomb. Mrs. A. F. Zim-
Brown, Mrs. Lattener, Mrs. Graham
chum and Mrs J. c. wood. Secretary
Lydia Doyle and her. assistant, Mrs
A. F. zimmerman. are completing the
assignments Of the other members OF
this committee. Vice Chairman Mrs
Mrs. James A. Farrell and Mrs. Howl
ard M. Peter in charge of the first
floor: for the second floor, Mrs. w. J.
White, and the third floor. Miss Laura
Dulaney and Miss Ursula Syers.
Chairman Samuel Richards and the
executive COMMITTEES Of the carnival
distributed will be grouped in the
club on, four floors--forty-eight booths,
all tastefully decorated, with young
lady attendapts, together with an old
fashioned rathskellar.
The Elks' memorial services will be
day evening, December 4. at 8 o'clock
The speaker will be John G. Price. at
torney general Of Ohio. A soloist Of
national repute and the Elks' octet
under Ambrose Durkin. with one OF
the finest orchestras in the city, will
participate in the ceremonies.
John X. Tener. representing the
Grand Lodge. and all the members OF
the B. p. o. Elks, will place a wreath
upon the grave of the unknown SOL
der at Arlington November H..
. AT tho lodge session Wednesday
addresses were made by NJ. J.. West
colt Of Hampton, Va. and Charles. D.
Garfield (, Juneau, Alaska, Lodge. No
420.
The lodge has accepted the invita-
ton Of the Spanish War Veterans ia
attend their carnival and Coney Is.
land bazaar at Convention Hall, De-
cember 2. Elks' night. The Elks' Band
will enter the band contest.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

lodge at the request Of the general
director. Secretary Of Labor. James J.
Davis. There will be . class initia-
tion Of 200 new members the last
/! meeting in November or the frst
meeting in December, and a degree
team from either Canton, Ohio, or
from Milwaukee, Wis. will be invited
to attend. -
Columbia Lodge has undertaken the
task Of organising a symphony Or
chestra under the leadership Of Prof.
Beatty. A large part Of the orchestra
furnished the music for the Halloween
dance
The Mooseheart Legion, which ID
really the second degree Of the order
will soon be established in this city.
The legion now meets in Baltimore,
but when 100 more names are secured
9anized here. The legionaires. as
they are known. are the real build
ers of the many institutions estab-
lished at Mooseheart. 90.
A prominent builder In this city has
presented a proposition to the direc-
tor general OF the Loyal Order of
Moose tor the erection Of a large
clubhouse and hotel There are more
than 200 representatives and about
40 United. States senator's men,
bers of the order, and it has been
claimed that q clubhouse and hotel
OF. the order would be g. paying in
vestment, and would be Of great con-
venience to representatives and SEN
ators members Of the order, as we'll
as to many visiting members who
frequent the city during the sessions
Of Congress.
The Halloween masquerade dance
Of the clubhouse coterie was & some
what unique and brilliant affair. The
committee brought from the forests
and woods in the vicinity Of WASH
ineton many big branches OF oak
trees and attached them to the CELL
ing Of the clubhouse ballroom, and
during the dance the leaves continued
to fall. With the lights turned low
the dancers, with their mariy-colored
and fancy costumes, q pretty. sight
was presented.
1t is contemplated during the win
ter to arrange for q concert of the
celebrated Mooseheart Band. from
Mooseheart. Ill. The band Is COM
posed of orphan boys from the home
esta ablished. by the order, and has
been touring the, country and per-
forming to crowded houses. in many
cities. .'..., a-...~ &c., :,
The establishment Of the. great in
stitution, Mooseheart, is credited to
Secretary Of Labor James J. Davis,
who Is now the director general OF
the order. and, in fact, known as the
father of the great fraternity, as he
built tho order UP from q member
ship Of 1000 to its present member
ship Of more than 100000 members.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA,

At a recent meeting Of the Daugh-
ters of Isabella in Knights of Colum-
bus Hall Mrs. Cantwell told of find
ing deserted baby boy. A search
for the parents was made, but with.
out success. The Daughters Of Isa-
bella will. therefore, accept this work
Of charity as labor Of love.
November 16 an entertainment will
be given in Carroll Hail to raise funds
Tor the nortuary. THANKSGIVING
night the orphans will be cared for.
as in years past.
Evening star., 1921-11-06
JR. 0. u. A. N.

Anacostia Council, No. 16. will hold
it's Thanksgiving service at Wilson
Memorial Church November q. An
Invitation will be extended to all
councils and Daughters Of America
There will be a class initiation to-
morrow evening for about fifteen can
didates. John L. Burnett Council,
No. 4, has been invited to attend.
This initiation will be put on with
the new set Of paraphernalia just
purchased. The good of the order
committee will servo refreshments.
Benning Council, No. Fl, will con-
fer the degrees OF virtue, liberty and
patriotism upon seven candidates to-
morrow evening. after which an old
time oyster supper will be served.
! Edward J. Ross Council, No. rs.
Thursday evening passed a rising
vote Of thanks to Prof. J.. A. Balder-
son. chairman Of the committee. for
the satisfactory manner in which he
arranged the program for the cele-
third anniversary. G: H. Owen. a
member Of the council; now a resi-
dent Of Pensacola. Fla, was visitor.
F.. D. Seinert, past state councillor,
addressed the council.
America Jefferson Council, No. II,
Thursday night received q report by
the president Of the bowling club as
to the completion of an eighth team
for the bowling league, and John
Prender, State Council secretary,
gave q, talk on the armament con-
The "cootie" Court will meet next
Thursday night at 8 o'clock for an
Initiation. ,.