Evening star., 1922-02-05
WooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

Adjt Gen. c. La Mather will arrive
IN Washington from Fredericksburg
on Monday, escorted by Col. James
Freeland. He will review the 1st
battalion on Tuesday night at Old
Glory Hall.
A meeting Of the four captains and
the stan Of the LIST Battalion. 103d
Regiment. was called by Maj. T. B.
Eckloff last Monday night at the
home Of Lieut. Adjt. Bert Wells. Re:
ports were heard and q ways and
means committee appointed to pro,
After the business was finished the
assembled officers enjoyed a buffet
supper, prepared and served by
Sovereign Wells wife.
Fraser Camps meeting tomorrow
night will be one of the most i'm
mander George M Green has a new
proposal to lay before the camp.
Manager di Marco and Capt Helgesen
will address the Uniform Rank COM
pany. Sovereigns Rossi, Whitworth
and English will report on the
mystery committee activities. Clerk
Dalken is enlarging the scope OF the
Fraserite.
The meeting of the deputies called
by State Manager Luther c. Jones on
Friday night was very successful In
clearing the atmosphere and LAYING
the foundation for cooperative effort
in the campaign now beginning. There
was full attendance of the local
deputies.
Hickory Camp received five new
applications on Friday evening. The
next class for initiation will number
ten. and the degree team OF the
Boosters Club will be asked to stage
the ceremony. Escort Geo. Federline
has been added to the entertainment
committee.
Old Glory will make final arrange
ments on Tuesday evening for the
proposed entertainment and ball.
Consul Commander Tippet and Past
Consul Commander Pollen. together
with Adviser George Wilsher and
Sovereigns Suit and Cooper, con-
stitute the camps committee. The
bers Of the order. including Sovereigns
Greenberg and Easter Of National.
English and Rossi of Frazer. Miller and
Burthe of Hickory, Judy OF Oak ana
Wells Of Elm.
Past Consul Commander Cogan of
National Camp is holding renearsais .n $
to faniliarize the new officers or the
camp with their ritual ceremonies:
Each camp has q representative OF
the Boosters Clubs school Of fnstruc-
ton for officers.
Elm Camp will hold its first con-
vention in the new quarters next
Friday night The large auditorium
engaged by the camp for every Friday
in the month. Consul Commander
Mcpherson will preside.
Lincoln Camp will meet TUESDAY.
February Z, the newly Installed
officers filling their respective stations
as follows: Consul, ]. w. Self; past
consul, c. L. Cooper; adviser. J: d.
7 Downs.
J. C. Johnson: escort. j. H Breen;
watchman. Herman Peters; sentry. A.
E. Walker; manager three years,
Charles r. Oliver; physicians, DR.. w:
H. Wenger and DR.. G. H. MCGEE: CHIEF
forster. w. P. Amos. The committees
Thomas Madigan. Charles Oliver. w.
A, Thompson and Thomas Quantrille;
membership, ]. w. Downs, c. L.
Chancey, w. r. Cramer. w. A. Thomp-
son and all foresters: sick committee.
all officers: entertainment, J. u.
Perry, r. NJ. Downs and Thomas
Mailigan. There will be severai
into the mysteries of Woodcraft. On
February q Lincoln and Columbia
Camps will hold a dance at Lincoln
Camp in Northeast Masonic Temple,
Sth and F streets northeast. All men,
bers invited.
At the meeting of Washington
Camp Tuesday evening, arrangements
were made for the class adoption In
Typographical Temple on Tuesday
evening. February Z, 1922, at o'clock,
in conjunction with Arlington Camp.
Modern Woodmen, of Clarendon. Va.
The officers and degree team OF
Washington Camp viii be assisted in
the initiation by the officers OF
Arlington Camp. Members OF the
Modern Woodmen throughout the city
are invited to this meeting. In
addressing the camp the consul ex-
pressed sympathy for those bereaved
in the great disaster which occurred
Saturday evening. 1t was REPORTED
that one OF the physicians of the
camp, DIR. George Roberts, was very
low at the hospital in Alexandria.