Evening star., 1922-07-23
WO0DMEN OF THE WORLD.

Mrs. Smith, announced 6IAt she will
appoint a publicity committee.
w00DMEN OF THE WORLD.
Elm Camp has located a meeting
place in the northwest section of the
city. Since the quarters Of the old
Masonic Temple were taken over by
business Elm has been experimenting
with halls In other sections. The new
location will be announced next week.
Chairman Rabbit of the excursion
committee announced at the meeting
of the Boosters Club Tuesday night
that satisfactory progress is being
made in the preparations for the out
ing at Marshall Hall August II. Every
camp in the District contributed ap-
plicants for the initiatory work. The
degree team was constituted as fol-
lows; Past consul commander. Thurs
ton G. Brown; consul commander,
Thomas B. Eckloff; adviser lieuten-
ant. Frank N. MCPHERSON; banker,
phrey; watchman. Paul H. De Law
ter: sentry. Ben Harding; Ishmaelite.
Albert Whitworth; slave, Clarence
Ludlam; Joseph Frank di Marco;
! brother. David Dawson; prosecutor
James NJ. Frazier: attorney. James
was exemplified. Lieut.. George NJ
Green commanded the -nniform rank
company which supported the degree
team.
Mount Vernon Camp received a visit
from a company Of choppers from
ing Sovereigns Tippett of Old Glory.
Anon Of National and Riley and Nc
Connell Of Elm. The visitors were en-
tertained by committee. including
Sovereigns Grigsby. Mckinney, Rupert
and Schoneberger.
just returned from his vacation and ap-
peared before the Boosters Tuesday
and told about his trip. He con-
graduated the degree team upon the
success of its midsummer undertak-
ing and suggested that it make
monthly exemplifications of the full
degree. meeting of the deputies
will be called by the state manager
for next week.
Hickory Camp discussed plans for
attending the encampment at Albany
next month. The full Company D.
with complete new khaki outfits, will
make the trip. new entertainment
committee will be named by Consul
Commander Shumate
JR. o. q. A. NJ.
Read Council No. 2, F.. p A. affiliated
with the state body. Junior Order
United American Mechanics. and
elected Junior Past Councillor Robert
y. Newell representative to the
State Council. The councillor, Ira E.
Wedmeyer,. appointed Edward T.
Smith chairman of the good of order
committee. Mr.. Smith. in turn, select
ed Charles F. Muller. Frederick Null
Ter, John NJ. Earnest and Charles
Floyd Huffman to assist in arrang-
ing social functions for the benefit of
ftro noH
excursion of the Junior Order to
Chesapeake Beach Thursday. July 81.
was made by Malcolm Reintzel, chair
man of the committee. Talks on fra
ternalism were made by State Coun-
cilor George P. Ames. Charles F. Null
Ter and William =. Earnest. sr.
Potomac Valley Forge Council. No.
80. last Monday had the following
officers installed by Past State Coun-
cilor Seiffert: Councillor. George S.
Ward: vice councillor. A. D. Sheele;
recording secretary, L. M. Green: as
Yoder; financial secretary. D. Luther
Smith: treasurer, J. W. Dunnington;
conductor. Clyde Mock; warden. f. c.
Scoggs: chaplain, B. F. Chrisman:
outside sentinel. Turner Hall; inside
sentinal. ]. B. McDevitt. and eighteen
month trustee, Clyde Mock. The coun-
ell showed a gain In finances
Mount Vernon Council. No. 10. met
Thursday evening in Washington
Hall. Sd and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. The chairman of the band
:ommittee reported that the band
practiced every Wednesday evening
at Washington Hall and any one
wishing to hear 1t is invited. Officers
for the ensuing term were installed.
A carnival will be held at Fairlawn.
Anacostia, D. c.. July 20 to August 5
unless the committee sees flt to extend
date Of closing. A number Of novel;
ties are promised. An open-air dane
ing pavilion will be in operation. with
music by the Junior Order band. The
committee on the Pen-Mar reunion re-
ported that tickets were on sale by
each council. The date Is August II.
A number of prominent speakers vii!
be present. The Junior Order band
will be there.