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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Mrs. c. f. Campbell ~ 1902 Ad-
miral boulevard was given sur
prise party on Friday afternoon
when II Of her friends came In with
gifts and congratulations honoring
her birthday. There was a very
handsome cake all embossed pre-
Bented as one of the gifts. Music was
delightful entertainment and ices
and cakes were served.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Kerr, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. o.
Kerr, 1903 North Cheyenne avenue.
July /, Rev. Louis S. Barton, pastor
Of Boston avenue Methodist church.
officiating
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Nature in Lavsh Mood Offers Gorgeous FlolvprS in July

honor OF Mrs. HOrneCkeI sister,
Mrs Frederic g, Lykina of san
Diego. Cal Many flowers from mo
garden bcautified the home and the
card fables whore luncheon was
served Guests we're Mesdames Allen
of Ouon. J. R Hawkins, a. g.
Hawkins J. W Kolso. $. Higgins, i.
VI. tycrson W. W. StnckeY II. ID.
Murdo,k y do Zello Hawley. I. r.
Mitchell. c. w Rrown. J. Il, Brown,
O.. ". Slhlen. Everett Manning, J.
W. Childs. u G Childs. u. J.. john
son, O. y. Naudevor, Edward Cross
land. " J. Nevin. G""rse Mckinney
o. X. Eysenhach. Edward Sewers,
g. T.. Lambert, o. '. Gouldglc% and
u. VI. BurChum.
Miss Evelyn Lamar was hosteEs 10
company ot girls and boys AZ n
lawn marty and dance on Thursday
evening. Japanese lanterns were SOFT
and lovely illumination, Games ~
wcll ~ dancing furnished pleasures
fnr the guests Ices and cakes also
punch. were served The list included
Misses Cecilia Tierney, Marie o'Con-
nell Isabel Reynolds, Mary piro.
Marjorie Blalock. Flora Pogue. Elmb
Nycoff. Elizabeth Bell Lois Duck
worth. Mary phsrris, bevattn Ford.
Lcona Jennie, Roy Roark, Jeanrette
Railev Of TighominEo; MeHsra Lloyd
Cummings Loyd owen, Charles
Garner Cecil TAYLOR. Jack Haney.
Miller Lomax. Clarence Anderson.
Ice Lamar. Homer pullen, Iva
Brink, Homer Dowell. Franz Plro.
Guy Summers; MeBdnmes j. j.
Railey, NJ. II. Tlerney. Il. II. Grlggs'
Niss Faye Roteruhr and Miss Cora
F,aat taaI ~ In
courtesy on Miss Louise Wolverton,
bride OF the week, AZ lawn party
and shower given Friday at tho
home Of the forwcr. Games IN which
brides and weddings were a theme.
n mock wedding and quite lovely
program OF music was the mode OF
| entertainment. Tho dining room
presented lovely picture in pink
| and white with wedding bells every
whore. Flowers and ribbons cx-
pressed the color scheme. within n
| box surmountod by miniature
bride. were found numerous gifts for
| the honoree from her friends. Pres
ent were n company of girls. close
| friends OF the honor guest, and
| these were Misses Audrey Pharr.
| Julia Lennihan. bouibe Cobb. Martha
| clifton. Jeanette Yates, Beatrice
| Ray, Josephine Rhodes, Gerald Nell
son Josephine Ferguson, Belen
! Donahoo. Anita Carlise, Mary Cum
mings. Doris Nelson, Hyncinth Os-
borne: Mesdamcs Maurine Kelly.
| Mamie y. Wolverton. w. A. Burton.
on tho afternoon OF Thursday. Miss
| Gerald Nelson entertained at her
| home Mt T20 South Detroit avenno
In honor OF this bride-elect. There
were 20 present and the color note
| was also PINK and white. The table
waB enhanced with flowers in tho
colora and the umbrella place cards
brought q reminder of the lovely
| shower 10 he given tho honor guest,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Mrs Harry Tanner was hostess 10
members OF her bridge club on
Wednesday morning. entertaining in
honor OF Mrs. Frank LAMBERT OF
New York City who IL visiting her
sister, Mrs. William Gobrecht. and
Mr.. Gobrecht also her guest, Mrs,
Frederic Branson OF Muskogee, Hon
ors at bridge were given Mrs. +, NJ,
IVeraon. Mrs. Q. S. Could and Mrs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sabouin OF
1740 South quincy avenue were
hosts AT an iniurnrai iiumer ia ,iieii
homo on Thursday evening, honoring
the birthday anniversary OF the for
mcr Tho company included 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
Informal

Members OF the Kelita club en-
1oysd n slumber party at the home
Of Miss Elinor Grubb on Thursday
evening, the early part OF the even
ing being devoted 10 dancing when
their boy friends came out.
Girls OF the omega Nh club gave
a picnic at Sand Springs on Thurs
day which proved to be a very en-
joyable event.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

J. W. Childs. Special guests we're
Mrs. Eskridge OF saltwater. Mrs.
Arlie Cripe and the Mcsdames
Childs Garden flowers in a riot OF
beauty and color were used as de-
corations.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
L.0.0.F. INSTALLING
OFFICERS SELECTED
Master Announces Men
to Be In Charge Of Dis.
trict Ceremonies.
Odd Fellows I-odrr

Menday--Union No. u Beacon
No: Is. nomination Of officers.
Observation-Disclosures No. 6,
Golden Rule No. 81, Amity No.
81. Mount Pleasant No. 20. nemi-
nstlsn,
Wednesday-Eastern No. !,
Harmony No. 8, Friendship No.
II, Covenant No. Is, nominstion.
Thursday-Columbis No. 10,
nomination and second degree;
Salem No. e:, Langdon No. IS,
B.ishtwood No. 30. election.
Friday-Central No. I, pomlna-
ton; Metropolis No. l6, third de-
gree; Federal City Ne. 20, nomi-
nation and initiation.
h. Patriarchs Militant.
Ssturday-Canton Washington
No. 1, drill.
Encampments.
Monday-Fred ID. Stuart No. Z.
election.
Tuesday-Magenenu No. 4, visi-
RebeIxah Lodges.
Mcnday.Nsomi No. l. Ruth
tion; friendship No. 5. election
and degree.
Thursday-Dorcas No. 4. elec.
tion and Christmas party.
Grand Master Harry l.. Andersen
will 60 to Accotink, Va, tomorrow
evening to pay Accotink Lodge a
fraternal visit. On Tuesday evening
he will accompany the President of
the Rebekah Assembly to Fidelity
Lodge No. Z, this being the last
official visit of the year.
The weeks bowling schedule: To.
morrow evening. Covenant vs.
Washington; Tuesday. Fred D.
Stuart vs.. Federal City; wednes.
day, Golden Rule vs. Central;
Thursday. Harmony VI. Amity; Fri.
day. Salem vs.. Brightwood; Satur.
day. Mount Pleasant vs.. Eastern.
Following nomination Of officers
Friday evening at Federal City
Lodge the initiatory degree will be
conferred.
The following installing officers
have been announced through the
office of the grand master: Stewart
r. Carter at Eastern and Harmony
Uoint); william J. Hope at Phoenix;
Wesley r. Pape at Brightwood
William H. Stewart at Langdon
Millard F. Zepp at Covenant: c.
Dent Fogle at Federal City; Edgar
c. Blackman at Washington and
Golden Rule 0oint); Samuel A.
Foose at Excelsior; Robert H. Zier
at Salem; Charles L. Mendel At
Friendship; Walter 8. Norway at
Columbia; Anthony Krauth at Cen
trail and Metropolis 0oint); Charles
e. Lsisinger at Beacon: A. r. s.
Donaldson at Union: N. d. w.
Shoemaker at. .Amity; c. Eugene
Doyle, district deputy grand master
OF VirGinia, at Mount Pleasant.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
VETERANS REPORT
RAPID RECRUITING
Many New Members Enroll in
Advance Of Opening of
Campaign.

Brig. Gen. Anton Stephan at the
department meeting Of the District
OF Columbia Of the Veterans OF For
eign Wars last Monday evening in
the armory received gratifying re-
ports from local posts on the re-
crufting new members. Although
the membership campaign was not
to begin until the first Of the year.
reports were received that eighteen
members had been admitted to q
meeting OF a local post. The re-
ports from other posts show from
six to twelve new members admit
ted since the first Of December.
The department. indorsed the can
didacy OF James G. Yaden. q mem.
ber OF the organization. for the posi-.
ton OF president Of the United
States Civil Service Commission.
The military ball committee re-
ported that 1t had turned In more
than 1913 to the relief fund from
profits made on the ball held
Armistice Day. This fund is being
used for the care Of needy former
service men and their families.
The department appropriated an
additional 500 to bring Christmas
cheer to the less fortunate former
service men and their families. The
auxiliaries and relief committees Of
the various posts reported that they
had obtained dozens Of pairs of
socks. cigars. cigarettes, underwear.
candy and toilet articles which they
Will distribute among hospitals.
especially Walter Reed, at Christmas
time. The committee in charge Of
the Christmas cheer relief fund In
headed by Francis c. Huhn.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
Temperance Workers
Hear Reports on Work

The first executive meeting Of the
new official year Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union was
held at the w. C. T. U. building,
522 Sixth street. Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Emma 8. Shelton, the presi.
dent. spoke with earnestness Of the
work. Mrs. Laura La Nance, dele
gate from Florida to the World
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union convention held last month
in Philadelphia. gave q review Of
that conference. Mrs. Shelton an
nouncsd that Miss Mary J. Camp
beR. former missionary to India for
twenty-five years in the service Of
the United Presbyterian Church.
had accepted an invitation to speak
before the organization on Sunday.
January Z. On January 1s,-the local
chapters Of the w. c. T. U. are to
hold q mass meeting in celebration
Of the anniversary Of the adoption
Of the eighteenth amendment. The
newly appointed superintendents OF
the various departments Of the w.
c. +. U. Of the District were an
nounced
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
"" SCHOLARSHIP
FUNDS NEAR END
More than 100000 Awarded
to Former Service Men
During Past 3 Years.

With a record of more than 100..
900 scholarship awards to ex-service
men in the past three years. the
Y. M. c. A. announces that by
December 81 II will have completed
the distribution Of awards up to
the limit Of the educational service
fund Of the associations national
war work council. The expenditure
involved in these awards up to the
present time Is given as in excess
Of s5.125. 900.
The announcement Is made at
this time by the extension OF the
United Y. NJ. c. A. schools as a
final reminder to ex-service men
who may wish to share In these
awards. These last scholarships
will be distributed on the basis es.
tablished when a supplementary
fund of $500. 900 was made available
year ago, namely, SO per cent OF
the cost Of tuition. :.
The amount allotted to the Wash
ington Y. NJ. c. A. still contains
funds that can accommodate q few
more ex-service men. Under the
ARRANGEMENT a scholarship holder
pays his share in small monthly
installments, nearly $4,000 men 'hav-
ing taken awards under this plan.
Over 1,500 men have taken advan-
tage of this plan through the wash
ington association. The number
who obtained the full scholarship
awards totaled $3.50.
The courses from which the ex-
service man may select during the
closing weeks OF the fund may be
taken by correspondence or by
resident work In more than 700
points In the United States and
Canada. Forms for application for
the awards may be obtained from
the Washington association at 173s
q street northwest. Since the 80.
tablishment of the fund In 1919
more than $4,000 Of the scholarship
awards have been made through
colleges. The average amount in
volved in each award 10 VT.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
Eagles Articipate Large
Meeting Tomorrow Night

The new membership committee
Of the fratsrnAl order OF Eagles
met last Monday night with chairs
man p. J. Callahan presiding. II
was declared that this meeting wss
the largest held. and II. the promises
6f the Eagles that attended the
meeting viii mature the meeting 6f
tsmorrow night win be . recsvd
breaker.
Aerie No. 1sS IL mouyninf the
loss Of Brother Joseph 4. Hen0ld,
who died Dseenber after Q long
illness and was buried from st.
Dominic's Church. fntermspt vas
at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. It was
attended by all OF the officers sf
the Aerie and : numbsr Of the
brothers.
There vim be a special meeting
Of the officers Of the aerte on
date to be ct by the worthy preei,
dent to considsr important Civic
and fraternsl matters. AZ
The aSriS physician. DR.. walters.
win BE- at the aerie roosns for the
purpose Of examining cAndi09tee
TOR membership on Mendax night.
Tomorrow. Immediately after the
meeting Of the membership cosnnit.
tee. the trustees are to have 1
meeting In the upper hall.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
Bethesda, Md,
Women Plan
aClub House

.DLANS for the building of .
i modern clubhouse were
discussed Tuesday night by
members Of the Wemsn's Club
Of Bethesda. Montgomery
county, Maryland. at . meet.
ing held st the homo Of Mrs.
l.. w. 0lasebroolk. ee32 p
street northwest. Tho matter
was referred TO the building
committee. - ="
Members Of the club are
planning to send gifts. inclu6-
Ing candy. cake, clothing and
other articles 10 the inmates
Of the Montgomery County
Home and prisoners ut The
Rockville jail - well - =
the needy Of the county o.
Christmas day.
Mas Elissbeth Spamer. of
the 6ocidl Service League.
will present the gifts In be.
half Of the club.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
NATIONAL UNION
COUNCILS ELECT
Victory Section Again Names
James A. Williams
President.

Monday. Dec. 1s-Potomac, No.
Monday, Dec. 18.-Central, No. Els.
Tuesday. Dec. Estate. War and
Navy. No. 20l.
wednesday. Dec. 30 Congress
siOnal, No. 500.
Thursday. Dec. 2l-Nationai, No.
21O.
Victory Council, of National Union.
at its regular meeting Thursday
night. held a smoker.
After the business session, Milton
r. Shaw was initiated as q new
member. the ceremonies being pre-.
sided over by President James A.
Williams. The following applications
for membership were received and
elected by vote Of the council: Harry
r. Mann. Edward F.. Vann and Vic
tor L. Lowe.
In the election OF officers, James
A. Williams was, again elected unani-
mously as president for the term of
1928. Other officers were elected as
follows: Vice president. George w.
Spire; ex-president, II. M. Gilman,
IT,; secretary, J. Harry Jones; finan.
ciai secretary, Crawford Bennie;
speaker, Samuel Trupp; treasurer,
w. w. White; chaplain. John c..
Stewart; usher, c. c. Mothershead;
sergeant, w. T. Kelley; doorkeeper,
H. M. Gilman, ST.; trustees, Elmer
Webster, John c. Stewart. r. A..
Strickrott.
The committee is preparing a ban.
quet for the installation OF officers
in the January meeting.
UNITED COUNCIL.
United Council had large
audience on Friday evening. with
an old-time country store. entertain.
ment and dance. The A. L. Jones
orchestra furnished the music for
both the dancing and entertainment.
Mr.. Jones gave an exhibition Of
slight -of.hand. Roy Singleton and
M. Waskow gave black face
sketch. +. A. Madison entertained
with old Southern melodies. 8. H.
Jacobson concluded the program by
giving his famous recitation "Old
Virginny." The codntry store was
under the management Of +. A.
Strickrott. The committee was as
follows:
A. 8. Brown, chairman: T. r.
Cordell. Norman Taylor, A. w.
Kaiser and +. r. McClintock and
Fred A. Strickrott, Of Victory Coun.
ell. who conducted the country
store.
@. p. Office Council held its regu-
lar meeting on Saturday last and
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent. d. I. Leane; vice president.
John M. Barr; speaker, p. Mach
man; ex-president. d. v. Chisholm:
secretary, 8. II. Ridings; financial
secretary. j. ]. Pepper: treasurer,
c. p. Boss: chaplain. J. w. Hughes;
usher. r. w. Burgess; sergeant. II.
J. Frank; doorkeeper. w. A.
Jenkins: trustees. J. @. Roberts. c.
7. Hartmand and K. w. Davis.
After routine business, the council
adjourned to a nearby cafe for q
supper.
PAYS HOSPITAL DUES.
National Capital Council met on
Friday evening and elected the fol.
lowing officers: President, DR..
George Smith: vice president, d.
Rothwell; speaker. r. 8. Hutchin.
son: ex-presidelt. A. McGarraghy:
secretary, b. j. Cady: financial Sec
retary. Peter Hahn; treasurer, Will.
lam Gibson; chaplain, B. r. Cady;
usher. Z. A. Mecham; doorkeeper,
D. X. Mccartney; trustees, DR..
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
WASHINGTON LODGE
. OF ELKs INITIATES
Alexandra Chapter Presides
at Ceremony
Plans Being Made. :

The following have been appointed
members Of the recently Instituted
committee on social and community
welfare of Washington Lodge Of
Elks. No. Is: Harry King, chairman;
Joseph A. Burkart and Charles w.
Darr. Exalted Ruler Daniel r.
Nihion viii soon appoint two more
members on this committee.
At Q recent meeting of the COM
mittee on reception for the grand
exalted ruler. =. j. Murphy was
appointed chairman Of the honorary
reception committee.
At the session Of Washington
Lodge, No. Is, last Wednesday, Off.
GERS Of Alexandria, w.. Lodge, No.
76S. initiated candidates a. follows:
Martin H. Kinsineer. jr.. Maxwell
A. Ostrow. Ralph H. Braunsr, Abra.
ham !. Davidson. DR.. Alexander
Rossnblum, William Joseph Walsh,
George w. MCGOWAN. Louis H.
Schmidt. Harry Shapiro; Morris
Cohen. John Henry Dykes, Carroll
d. Sneak. John z. Madden. Miles
p. Kelly. Bernard J. Smith. Ralph
B. Fiaherty, Martin d. Minis, Clair
Leighton Bush. Bernard J. Doyle.
Frederick w. Carpenter. Harold r.
Lee. william r. Clancy, Mary Kelley.
Jacob Emil Lind, Robert o. Kerby,
James p. McCeney, Roger r. Waso-
ner and Dominic James Lynch.
The officers Of Alexandra Lodge
In charge of the initiatory work
were: James J. Garvey, William Z.
Moore, Howard d. Carter, Edward
J. McDermott, the Rev. Edgar Car
penter. Norris p. Roland. Henry ].
Callan and Herman Freidlander.
Next Friday night at 8 o'clock the
Elks Band Of Washington Lodge,
No. Is, will rehearse the music
which they will render at the ben.
eft concert to be given at the
President Thsatsr Sunday. jan
uary z.
Secretary william 8. Shabby re.
quests members to furnish him with
names of families requiring Christ.
mas relief, or children that are likely
to be forgotten by Santa Claus.
Major c. Eugene Edwards, In
command Of the drill team Of Wash.
ington Lodge, No. 15. has sent out
an order for assembly of the team
tomorrow night at 1880 o'clock.
An assembly Of exalted rulers and
secretaries Of lodges In Maryland.
Delaware and the District Of Colum.
bia was held last Sunday afternoon
at the club house of Washington
Lodge, No. Is. District Deputy
Grand Exalted Ruler John ]. Powell,
OF Wilmington Lodge. No. 3o7. pre-
sided.
The committee on reception TO
Grand Exalted Ruler j. f. Masters
VIII meet tomorrow night a 8 O'Clock
to complete plans for the dinner to
be held at the Willard Hotel on
Tuesday. February 6.
Howard NJ Peter. chairman Of the
committee In charge of the beefstesk
dinner and dance to be given by
Washington Lodge, No. Is, on the
night of December 80 reports reser.
vations are rapidly being sold. A.
the number Of tickets Ia limited, Il 10
sustssted that all members OF the
order who have not obtained reser-
vations Do 80 at once.
The committee on lodge member.
ship Of Washington Lodge. No. Is.
will convene on Tuesday, at 7:45 d.
m. to examine applications for mem.
bership.
At the next Thursday night dance
Chairman James A. Baiderson, Of
the committee, will introduce new
features. Admittance by card only.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
OAK CAMP WO0DMEN.
INITIATE BIG CLASS.
Senators, Representatives, and
Many Visitors Attend
Secret Ceremony.
CALENDAR.

Tuee0Ay-BOOet0rS CyuD.
Thursday-Oak, National. MT.
Vernon Campo. ia. :,
Nidsy-Elm Camp.
Senators, Representatives, and
other visiting Woodmen swelled the
crowd at Oak Camps hall on
Thursday night. when a large class
Of initiates were introduced to the
secrets Of perfected woodcraft.
Senator Norris Sheppard. sovereign
banker Of the Woodmsn Of the
World. made an address. Consular
Commander q. Henry Rawson. Of
Oak Camp. welcomed the visitors.
The ceremony was In the hands
OF the Boestsys' Club degree team.
cogapeesd Of CommaAdsV Thomas
B. Eclkloff. Past Consul Thurston
q. Brown, Adviser Lieut.. Albert
Whitworth. Banker william A.
Riley. Escort J. l.. Pumphrey
lShmaelite Howard Sangston.
yyank di Mario played the part Of
Joseph. and Bert Walls was cast a.
the slave. Major John G. McCon.
nell commanded the uniferm rank.
Sovereign D. w. Thayer headed the
reception cemmittss. Capt. c. A.
Cole was iH charge Of arrange.
ments.
BEN n. SMART ELECTED.
Ben ,. Smart was elected consul
COMMANDER at ths last regular
meeting ef Oak Camp. Sovsrsisns
Thompson and Ksarns we're unani-
m6usly reelected to the offices of
clerk and banker. respectively.
The retiring consul commander. DR..
Rawson. was chosen for 2 three
year term on the board Of auditors.
w. A. Fraser Camp chose Escort
Murray to be the presiding officer
for the next year. The following
corps Of officers was elected to sup
port Sovereign Murray: Adviser
lieutenant, A. Chester Brown:
banker. A. Whitvorth; clerk. vii.
liam Dslkin; physician, DR.. Morris:
escort, r. q Mario" watchman.
Arthur Moere; sentry. C.. Lyons.
Capt. William Heleesen was elected
auditor.
Old Glory Camp will hold It's an.
nual election December 20.
INSTALLATION PLANNED.
Hickory Camp ID making prepa-
yations for installation Of officers
January s, the first meeting night
Of the new year. Supper will be
served at the conclusion Of the
ceremonies.
William A. Riley was elected
unanimously consul commander Of
Elm Camp last Friday night. The
other officers elected were: Adviser
lieutenant, Wells; eecoyt. Graef;
watchman. Ruby; physician VII.
Hanson; clerk. Holland; banker.
Wolfley. The installation Of off.
Gers, win take plscs at an open
meeting on. the second Friday Of
January. Sovereign Eckloff will be
the installing officer.
Alpha. National. and Mount Yer.
non camps are preparing programs
for their installing exercises.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
VETERANS announce
MUsTERs FOR Week
Soldiers Of '96 Have Numerous
Functions Scheduled Dur
ing Next Few Days.
NEW MEMBERS ADMITTED
Department Commander Pays
visit'to LinsaI Society
| Chapter.

Department Adjutant Close. Of the
United Spanish War Veterans, an
nounces the following musters for
the week: Monday night Astor
Camp In Stanley Hall, Soldiers
Home. Departmental Band re-
hearsai. s21 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast: Tuesday night Miles
Camp, in Perpetual Hall, III Il
street northwest;' Wednesday night
Urell Camp in Pythian Temple. visi.
tation of Department Commander
Patterson and staff to Urell Ladies'
Auxiliary in Pythian Temple; Thurs
day night Harden Camp in Pythian
Temple: Lawton Camp at S21 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast; Friday
night Dewey Naval Camp In North.
east Masonic Temple. Eighth and
r streets northeast.
The third session OF the depart
ment council Of administration was
held at 81 PennsylvaIiia avenue
southeast Tuesday evening. Plans
Maine memorial, Ureil monument
memorial and other important bust.
ness was transacted.
PAID OFFICIAL VISIT.
The Lineai Society Of the Spanish
war were paid an official visit by
Department Commander Patterson
and staff "wednesday evening. Mrs.
8. w. Coulter, supreme chief ruler;
Mrs. Hannah Weber. chief adviser;
Mrs. Bessie McCaffrey. Mrs. Kate
Berthiauims and Mrs. Keegan were
the committee who received.
The principal address OF the eve.
ming was delivered by Comrade
Dwight Robinson from the United
States Veterahs' Bureau. OF San
Francisco, Cal.
A meeting of the past command.
"a by Commander elect Beiknap. for
the purpose Of orsanizing an execu-
tive council ana making plans for
the coming year.
ADMITS CANDIDATES.
Harden Camp held it's regular
meeting Thursday evening, Com
maNder Francis c. HUM presiding.
Following candidates we're elected
and mustered into membership: Ed.
ward McDtvit, Charles Carey, Alfred
2. Geist, John 2. Brown. Hush
Joseph Glacs. Following named
the ensuing year: Commander Clar.
snce p. Brewer, Senior Vice Com.
mapier william =. Rink, Junior
Vice Commander Daniel Foley. OF.
{icsr Of the Day J. Il. Shuster, OF.
ficsr Of the Guard Jacob Orkum
and TrusteA Francis c. HUM.
DEPARTMENT Installing officer John
Gallagher, Of Harden Camp. will
begin his official duties Of install.
ing newly elected officers of the
seven camps at their first stated
nuSter in January.
The Lineal Society of the Span
ish var has elected the following
officers: Chief Ruler Hannah Web
er, Chief Adviser Katherine Berth.
iaufne, Assistant Chief Adviser
Florence May Close. Deaconess Mar
garet Cummings, Sentry Essie Fow.
Ter. Chief OF Records Kathryn Law.
son, Chief Of Finance Helen Johns.