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W00DMEN OF THE WORLD.

The Boosters Club received a report
OF the success Of the building fund cam
paign Tuesday evening, which is to
come to finish July / at pm. Chair
man Rabbit. Of the excursion commit
zee, reported that all arrangements had
been completed for the outing next
month. Chairman Eckloff announced
that the degree team would put on the
mutation for the grand class on July 18.
Wm. A: Riley was elected secretary Of
tne club to succeed James F. Frazier.
VINO Is to leave Washington in the near
1uture Ben Harding, of Oak Camp.
was elected escort. Chairman Freeland
was thanked by the club for the work
or his memorial committee and dis
charged for the season.
number Of sovereigns last Wednes-
cay attended the meeting Of Maple
camp. Major Paul H. Judy described
MS recent tour Of inspection OF the
Uniform Rank companies Of the second
battalion In Baltimore and Hagerstown.
card party with prizes was furnished
by the camp.
There will be special features at
Alpha Camps July meet on the first
sent to all the passive members. The
sovereigns of every camp in Washing
ton are invited to attend Alpha Camp
on this occasion.
Elm Camp held short business meet
ing on Friday evening to permit of the
nrst rehearsal Of the boosters reor-
canned degree team. Consul Com
mander William Greenberg Of National
camp was named for place on the
team There Is represented in the per-
sonnet every camp in the city
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NATIONAL UNION.

Victory Council met Thursday and.
after the usual routine business, took
up the question of the campaign for
stock subscriptions for funds to erect
a temple in this city and appointed a
committee to make personal can
vas Of the membership.
Government Printing Office Coun-
Gil held its regular monthly meeting
on Saturday and arranged for the
distribution of tickets in connection
with the excursion to be held by all
Of the councils of the District for
the benefit of the hospital associa-
ton.
The committee on extension and
publicity held a meeting at head
quarters Tuesday for the purpose of
making further arrangements in con-
nection with the lexcursion on July
26 to Chesapeake Beach for the bene-
fit of the hospital association. Chair
man O'Brien appointed J. Harry
Jones as chairman Of the committee
on printing and advertising; J. A.
Williams, chairman of the committee
on athletics and prizes. and D. v.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

The forty-fifth anniversary of the
founding Of the Order Of Royal Ar
canum was celebrated at Glen Echo
Park. Md, Friday by thousands of
members and their families and
friends.
Games and sports for the young and
old and an all-day family picnic were
included among the activities at the
park. arrangements for which were
made by the Grand Council with the
corporation of the District of CO.
lumbia Council Of the Loyal Ladies of
the fraternity. Grand Regent James
f. Eckloff. assisted by Chairman
Charles A. Bell, A. l.. Ebersole, S. H.
Takes and others. was responsible
for the many activities that kept the
crowd busy the entire day.
Large representations from Oriental,
Capitol, District. Farragut, kismet
and Municipal councils of the Royal
Arcanum in the District were present,
as were the Grand Council officers.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED

Great Sachem Emory has appointed
the following as raising chiefs to the
various councils: Idaho. No. l. Mrs
A q. Thompson White Eagle. No. 4,
Mrs. Cora Gomperss Waneta, No. g.
Mrs. NJ. E. Green; Sioux, No. Z, Mrs
Emma Plaskett. and Mineola. No. s. the
great Sachem
Idaho, No. Is, conferred the work on
six candidates at its last meeting.
Mineola, No. IA. recently conferred
the warriors degree on a class of eight
candidates, and at it's last meeting the
chlet's degree was 'onfcrred.
At the close of Sioux No. 1s's bust
ness last session. the hall was turned
over for the purpose of forming Past
Sachems' Association. Past Great
Sachem White spoke.
Osceola. No. 10. is planning public
ceremony for the raising of its chiefs
on the night of July IA. by the board
of great chiefs. A program has been
arranged by the tribe through its chief
Of records. F. v. Teirnan.
Idaho Council, No /. will not hold
any degree work during the months of
number for the class adoption to be
held in the fall. During this term the
council has had as it's Pocanontas, Mrs.
L. NJ. Madison. who has not missed
meeting. The publicity agent of the
council is Mrs. Edith Tice.
White Eagle. No. 4, has large class
which 1t are holding over for the class
adoption.
The great council building committee
met last Sunday and distributed 5000
tickets for the annual excursion to
Chesapeake Beach August 2. A special
committee has been appointed to look
after the welfare of those who attend.
especially the children The board of
great chiefs will hold it's regular
monthly meeting at the beach.
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ANNAMITE RULER BREAKS
RULE IN VISITING EUROPE
Leaves Duties as Church Head to
Proxy While Bringing Son
to French School.
By Cable to The Star and the Chicago Daily
News. Copyright, 1922

By Cable to The Star and the Chicago Daily
News. Copyright. 1922.
PARIS. June 24.-Coincident with
the return of the Prince of Wales to
England, another royal tourist from
the orient has disembarked at Mar
seille in the person of khai Dinh.
Emperor of AMMAN. who has no less
than twenty wives. First of all, his
majesty intends to visit the temple of
Indo-China at the French colonial fair
at Marseille. Then tomorrow he will
visit Paris.
'Khai Dinh has come to Europe for
the purpose of placing his son in a
French school," said a colonial official
today. He has a deep and sincere
affection for France and he wants to
see for himself what constitutes the
conquering strength of occidental
civilization. 1t is no light matter for
an oriental potentate like this one to
quit his own domain. For instance.
as head of the Annamite church, its
religious rites can hardly be performed
at all In his absence. Never before
has an Annamite ruler delegated his re-
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF
EAGLES.

Patrick J. Callan, chairman and
captain of the past officers new mem
bership team of Washington Aerie.
No. 1875, and which is known as
Team No. l, has appointed the follow
ing members on his committee: Ira
Butts. Jacob Oppenheimer, w. H..
Smith. James T. Ryan, Louis Hodges,
John Kapp, William Finkel, A. r.
Zimmerman, Gus w. Brahler. Arthur
Morgan. Harry c. Givin, Past Worthy
President James H. Rinehart. Mye'
Fisher. William Clark, S. c. Schlamn.
G., H. Davis. o. A. Williams. John
SpAulding. DR.. Charles L. Waters.
Rosa Downing, George NJ. Denham
and Joseph Daily. Capt. Callan Will
appoint one first and one second lieu
tenant and sergeant at the next
meeting Of the committee. Team No.
2. whose captain is Henry Melzer. Will
announce his committee soon. The
teams have pledged themselves to in
crease the membership to 1000 by
October 1, 1922.
The committee on entertainment
announces that the preparations tor
the excursion which will be held at
Chesapeake Beach August . has COM
pleted the details for the event
Tickets can be secured from the man
ager at the club or from the com
mittee.
At the next regular meeting. which
will be held Thursday. July 6. Worthy
President Luther B. Hayes announces
the initiation of a large class of can
didates. A special feature is to be
added to the ritual upon that occa-
sion
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MASONIC.

LODGES:
Monday-pawsoD. No. 10. F., A.
Potomac. No. :. specaiai. pm.'
F. c. and address:
B. Il. French. No. 10. F. c. and
address.
ruesday-FederaI. No. /. L. N. NJ.
Acacia. No. Is. f. A.
Takoma. No. ~. F. L.
ednesday--Harmony. No. Il. p.m..
National; % /, No. T. p'm,' special
rhursday-M. NJ. Parker. No. %. spe-
cial. 7:3O. NJ. NJ.
Hiram. No. 10. special $50 PM.
NJ. NJ
Friday-Lcbanon. No. Z. 8 pm. spec
ial. NJ. NJ.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS:
Monday-Mt Vernon, No. 3. r. and
Hiram. No. 10. Il. A
Tuesday-Mt. HOreb. No. .. special
Potomac. No. 3. Mark:
Observation-Disclosures Naval. No.
rriday-Eureka. No. 4. special. L. A.
COUNCILS:
Thursday-Columhia. No. }. degrees.
CoMMANDERIES:
Tuesday---De Moiay. No. 4. Il. e. and
NJ
Wednesday, ay-washinston, No. 1.
Temple.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED
SCOTTISH RITE:
Tuesday-Consistory. 7:30 pm.
Thursday-ConsistOry, and 32nd de-
gree at 1880 pm.
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kiddies at Glen Echo Park, Md. July
20. Master Charles Macintosh, the
youngest clown in the world" will be
an added attraction at these events:
The orphans outing committee Will
meet tomorrow night at o'clock.
From 1900 to 400 orphans Will pc
the guests of the order On July ~
at Glen Echo Park, Md, which will
be the eighteenth outing given by
Washington Lodge to the orphans OF
the city. The committee has arrang-
ed through Manager Schloss Of Glen
Echo to open all the amusement
features to the, children. In addi-
tion dinner will be served and toys
will be distributed. To assist the
committee members are requested 10
get in touch with the chairman.
Many more automobiles are needed
to take care of the Elks who Will
visit this city on their way to the
Grand Lodge convention at Atlantic
City next month. Chairman NJ. u.
Mccormick has appointed Past Ex-
alted Ruler Howard NJ. Peter to or
ganize a ladies' committee to assist
in entertaining the delegations. Sight
seeing tours. dances and suppers are
being arranged for by the board OF
trustees. to which the out-of-town
EIks and their families are invited.
Members who own. cars and are wiling
10 assist are requested to list their
names with the committee.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Washington Company. No.. 1. Uni
form Rank, will hold an assembly to-
morrow evening. Several candidates
will be initiated and also final ar
ranRements will be made for the trip
to the national encampment of the
Uniform Rank to be held in Pittsburgh,
Pa, July to Is. inclusive.
Webster Lodge will hold a cere-
monial in the esquire rank on Tues
day evening. At. the last meeting
only routine business was acted on,
and on adjournment thirty-five mem
ceased master of exchequer. F. ".
Springman. The funeral of Mr..
Springman was held on Wednesday.
Interment in Congressional cemetery,
with Pythian burial service.
The Pythian Bowling League held
a meeting Thursday evening. Ar
rangements were completed for the
coming season.
Hermione Lodge. No. 12. conferred
the esquire rank at its last meeting.
Chancellor Commander Kidwell Is
drilling a team so that the lodge will
be in q position to confer the work
in all the ranks.
The ways and means committee
held its regular meeting Saturday
evening. A large turnout. of repre-
sentatfves attended Reports of COM
basket party to be held, next month
and also on fair to be held In October
were made. ~.
The social convention of Syracu-
SLAMS Lodge, No. 10, will be held Fri
day night, June 30, at o'clock.
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When baby has collie, diarrhoea,
food sourfng, feverish breath: coated
tongue; is restless and can't sleep
because of ,clogged bowels, just give
q Tablespoonful of California Fig
Syrup. 1t moves the wind and gas
and all the scuring food, bile and
poison right out Of the tender little
bowels without cramping or over
acting and baby usually gets peace
full relief. Contains no narcotics or
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ligiou. duties to a substitute. !"

ligious duties to a substitute"
The royal tourist will be accom-
panied only by his chief wife. son and
a few mandarins. He is only thirty
five years Of age, and his son IL nine
years old. Before returning to the
orient the emperor will make a COM
prehensive tour of France. including
visit to the Indo-Chinese pagoda at
Nogent-Sur- -Marne. erected in memory
of the Indo-Chinese soldiers who died
for France in the world war.
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CHAL1CE GIFT FROM KING.

Word has been Received at the Italian
embassy Of the gift by the King Of
Italy to the Holy Rosary parish of a
chalice which is described as being Of
great artistic merit. 1t will, on its ar
rival shortly. be formally turned over
TO the pastor Of the church, Rev. n. De
Carlo, by the charge d'affaires.
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ODD FELLOWS.

Monday evening the general Detroit
committee will hold it's meeting, ard
representatives from each subordi-
nate and Rebekah lodge have been
requested to be present. Important
matters will come before this meet
ing relative to the Detroit trip next
September. The headquarters for the
Washington delegation have been ar
ranged for. and the Wolverine Hotel.
opposite the Statler Hotel, where the
Sovereign Grand Lodge headquarters
will be located. has been secured for
the District of Columbia contingent.
Grand Master Andersen has called
for a conference Of all installing off,
GERS at the temple Monday at 1880
pm. in the grand secretary's office. :.
The grand master has also called
for a conference Wednesday evening
of selected representatives from each
lodge who have been notified to be
present at 1880. An important matter
vitality concerning the order will be
brought before the conference by the
grand master.
Monday evening, Esther Lodge.
election of officers: Wednesday even
ing, Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge,
election of officers.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Canton
Washington. No. l. will hold an i'm
portant meeting in l. o. o. F. Temple
Saturday evening, July l, 1922.
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soothing drugs.
Millions Of mothers depend upon
California Fig Syrup to keep babys
bowels clean, sweet, and regular.
Ask your druggist for genuine
"California Fig Syrup" which has
full directions for infants in arms
and children of all ages plainly
printed on bottle. Mother! You
must. say "California" or you may
get an imitation fg syrup
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WEST POINTERS NAMED.
President Sends Senate List of
Second Lieutenants,

Nominations of all members of the
graduating class at the West Point
Military Academy to be second lieuten-
ants were sent to the Senate yesterday
by President Harding.
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MODERN W0oDMEH }! OF AMER.
,- ., ICA,

Washington Camp. No. 11464. will
Hall Thursday. June 20, 1922. and will
be accompanied by the Holy Rosary
Band, which will furnish the music
for the occasion. Boats will leave at
the usual tirpe. The camp has or
dered new Uniforms for the degree
team. which will give an exhibition
driu on the day. Of the excursion. A
large contingent of Washington
Camp went to Clarendon last Thurs
day evening to assist in a class adop-
ton with Arlington Camp of that
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GASOLINE CONTRACT MADE.

The Texas Company has been
awarded the contract for furnishing
motor and aviation gasoline for all
naval vessels and navy yards along
the Atlantic and Gulf coasts from
Maine to Texas.
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ORDERED TO FORT MoULTR1E

Capt. Howard J. German, stn In
fantry, in this city on leave of alb
sence. has been ordered to Fort
Moultrie, S. c., for duty.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Enthusiasm prevails among the
Knights in Washington over the ex-
cursion and reunion to be held at
Chesapeake Beach July IL by Wash
outing will go to defTaying expenses
incurred each year by the order tor
the entertainment Of the orphans at
Christmas time. Philip Buettner.
grand commander of Alcantara Cara
van, No. II. Order of the Alhambra.
has requested the sir mobiles of the
order to attend, and Michael ID.
Schaefer. faithful navigator of the
fourth degree, has also asked the SIT
knights of the city to be present.
Anthony j. Barrett is chairman OF the
ticket committee.
Arrangements for activities at the
beach have been completed. They in
clude games of every description.
with prizes offered by Washington
merchants to the winners. In addi.
tion the live wire" clown band Will
provide music.
Spalding Council held it's regular
meeting Thursday evening. Follow
ing the discussion of the coming ex-
cursion. a black-face act was given
by Tommy Murray and "Spotty' Har-
vey. Fred East. with a program OF
popular songs, and two other acts
closed the evenings entertainment.
A dance will be held Thursday even
ing at the Fort Berry Country CLUB.
Fort Berry, Va. Cars will leave 12th
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest
at $3.50 o'clock. Members having au-
tomobiles are requested to assemble
at 18th and Pennsylvania avenue not
later than o'clock. Refreshments
will be served at the club during the
dance.
Plans are now being made for
tennis tournament at the club during
July. Contestants should register
their names with the house commit
tee at once.
Carroll Council met on Tuesday
evening in it's hall on 10th street
Announcement is made of the ap-
pointment of Sterling G. Ansley as
chairman of the ticket committee OF
Carroll Council for the annual excur-
sion to Chesapeake Beach on July IL.
Carroll Council will not meet on
Tuesday evening, July 4, owing to
this being a national holiday. The
only meeting in July will be held on
Tuesday, July IL.
Washington Council will feature an
athletic program following it's meet
ing on next Tuesday night. Several
boxing and wrestling bouts have been
arranged for and smokes will be pass
ed out by the lecturer. j. Buck Diver
will be master Of ceremonies.
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chairman Of the committee

Chisholm, chairman Of the committee
on reception and tickets.
J. I. Reese, who was elected assist
ant secretary Of the committee, and
who Is auditor Of the building fund
campaign, made a report as to the
money-raising project which is now
of the Jurisdiction. The committee
proposes to hold frequent meetings
until the date of the excursion, and
wilt meet again at headquarters on
June o.
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MAI. ALLEN RESIGNS.

The President has accepted the
resignation of Maj. Chester d. Allen.
Medical Corps, to take effect on his
arrival in the United States
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MAI. CLINE TRANSFERRED.

Maj. Walter D. Cline, Judge advocate.
has been relieved from duty in the
office of the judge advocate general,
War Department and ordered to Ma
nila, p. l., for duty.
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THE MACCABEES.

Tuesday night Mount Vernon Tent,
No. 4. held a meeting. with ]. NJ. Fos-
ter of National Tent, No. 1, as a
visitor.
H. E. Crouch. S. D. S. c. of National
Tent, No. l, and w. w. Adamson, jr.
supreme representative. left yesterday
for Detroit, Mich, to attend a special
review of the Supreme Council, which
convenes in Detroit tomorrow for the
purpose of amending the laws of the
association SO they may be in accord
with the laws of certain states.
At National, Tent, No. 1, Monday
night. NJ w. Michael. commander, and
G. L. Dagenheart of Georgetown Tent,
No 6. and Past Commander Marion
Wicks of Mount Vernon Tent, No. 4,
were among the visitors.
Georgetown Tent, No. 8, held it's
regular meeting Thursday night, June g.
The annual excursion of the Macca-
bees, Joined in by all the reviews
but one, will be held at Marshall Hall
July IL,
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

The regular meeting of the officers
Of the Loyal Order of Moose. Greater
Washington Lodge, was held Tuesday
at the ladge rooms Preparations were
made for the initiation of a class of
approximately seventy-five new mem
bers on the evening Of June %. This
will be special initiatory evening. and
the meeting of the lodge will be presided
over by Director General James j.
Davis.
The Women's Auxiliary of Greater
Washington Lodge held a meeting and
arranged plans for the second of a
series of games which will be held on
Friday evening, July Z, at the lodge
rooms.
Plans of the Women's Auxiliary also
were laid to join the men on July 10,
and an invitation was extended to men,
bers Of the Alexandria lodge to attend
the annual excursion.
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.

Rev Francis X. Cavanaugh, chap
lain. and Joseph d. Sullivan were
present at the regular meeting oil
Court District of-Golumbia. No. 2l2,
on last Tuesday evening and address,
ed the court.
Plans were made for a membership
drive and Miss Helen Gantley was
appointed chairman of the committee
IN charge of the campaign.
The next regular meeting Will be
held July is.
Tuesday evening. June 81, the junior
court will have a business meeting
at Providence Hospital Day Nursery
at 7:30 o'clock.
B. P. O. ELKS.
Chairman William Blackman Of the
Frostburg CMd.) Club announces that
more than 100 have enrolled for the
Maryland state convention, which
will be held at Frostburg. Md, Au-
gust IA, Is and 16. Many features
are being arranged for by the of1-
GERS of the convention committee,
which will include a parade, base ball
a grand ball. All arrangements for
accommodations to take care of the
party have been completed. The COM
mittee advises the members that their
families are invited, as special
features for the ladies are on the
program. "A SpeCidl tIdin mas oeeh
chartered, known as the "Elks' spe-
cial," the crew of which are all Elks.
Harry Houser, chairman of the trans
portation committee. announced.
; Harry C. Givin. Harry Chick, Henry
Melzer, M. D. Crowley, Arthur A.
Riemer, Connie Lipscomb and Mr..
Keeney, members of the Jolly
Corks," attended the Jewish Home
carnival Thursday night in clown
makeup. Next month the "Corks"
will have charge of the booths Of st.
Gabriers Catholic Church carnival.
and at the orphans outing will have
charge Of the amusements for the
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DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

District Of Columbia Circle. No. 17s
held initiation ceremonies Tuesday even
ing at the Catholic Community House
for a large class of candidates. After
the conclusion of the rites. a light
luncheon was served. The circle is plan
ming many activities for the summer
season, chief among them being an out
of:town trip in honor Of the many new
members.
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-ecess during July and August, the club
will probably meet in other quarters.
'our new members were enrolled.
The club was addressed by Past
irand Master Witten, E, E. Thompson
md Grand Master c. G. Coombs, who
poke of the project of erecting new
Masonic temple.
Delegates to the Atlantic City con-
vention submitted their reports, and
esolutions of sympathy on the deaths
Il Forrest S. Thackeray and David S.
Walton were adopted.
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Fidelity Chapter. No. l9. meets
Tuesday evening for the last time un-
til September. The degrees will be
presented to a large class. Several
vocal numbers will be rendered by
Mrs KrauSS
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Miriam Chapter. No. %, will have
work tomorrow night. The auxiliary
home board will have lawn social at
southeast Saturday, July /.
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Columbia Chapter at its last meeting
of the season tomorrow night will mi
tiate a class. The chapter will conduct
religious services at the Masonic ana
Eastern Star Home on the afternoon of
.July 9, with Rev Bernard Braskamp,
pastor of Gunton Temple, officiating.
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Temple Chapter. No. IS. will have
short business session Monday evening
followed by an entertainment with re-
freshments. This will be the last meet
ing until September All having the
Near East Relief boxes are asked to
turn them in at this meeting.
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The regular meeting Of Hope Chap
ter, No. 80, will be held Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock. After a short
business session there will be musl-
cal program. The members OF the
H street northeast, between 9th ana
7th, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings, June 90. 80 and July !.
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Martha Chapter held its last meet
ing until September Friday evening;
when the Past Matrons and Patrons
Association were guests Of the evening.
The degrees were conferred by members
of the association. After the WORK,
vocal solo was rendered by Past Patron
Scantlebury, of Electa Chapter accom-
panied by Past Matron Scantlebury
The auxiliary board met for a short
business session at the home OF MRS;
Dorman on Tuesday and adjourned until
the third Tuesday in September
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At the meeting of Mizpah Chapter
Tuesday night a class of six was
given degrees. The chapter voted 70
cali of its meetings during July and
August.
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Tho Tfestleboard Club met In Hard
ing Hall, Government Printing Onica,
June IL. An athletic program was pro-
vided by William D. Skeen. After q
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n EMBERS of the Grand Lodge
MI temple committee. chairman
v OF subco.hmlttees masters
- - and wardens OF the lodges,