The Washington herald., 1922-10-22

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Monday-Central Camp.
Wednssday--Homs Camp.
Thursday-Georgetown Camp.
saturday-A. r. Talbot Camp.
Central Camp at It's last meeting
was entertained by an address OF
the society's achievements and {
description Of the sanatorium a
Colorado Springs, Col. by STATE
Deputy William McCanrey. who has
just returned from a visit to the
fraternal congress at Denver and q
school of instruction at woodman
Col. ..t :
Mccaffrey reports 224 society
members now receiving treatmen,
and announces that the three local
members of the society now beins
treated are progressing most favor
ably. He was enthusiastic In his
praise OF ths line Of work being ac-
compli jhed and Is of the opinion
that the completion of the surgical
building makes the Institution COM
plete.
The service committee, on the
November 81 class adoption In honor
- SepA VT
Johnson, Of Lincoln, Nebr.. laid
eight applications before the sss-
sion. placing the camp in close CON-
petition with A. R. Talbot Camp,
which holds the banner for largest
Increase for any one year. On Tues
day evening the booster COMMITTEES
met and perfected plans in conn.c-
ton with the class adoption and
adopted the slogan Of $3.50. Get
the Banner" for the campaign. A
lettsr OF sympathy was sent Mr.
Hinton on account Of the serious
Illness OF his father. and a letter of
cheer was sent C. s. Shaw. who has
been quite Ill the past two weeks
The team voted the radio set to
Miss Mary e. Martin.
Talbot Camp Meets.
Last night A. r. Talbot Camp
held its third meeting OF the month
In Naval Lodge Hall. On account
OF a previous lease this hall cannot
at present be secured by tbs camp
for each Saturday evening OF the
month and the next regular session
will therefore be held on Saturday y
evening. November I. A feature Of
the evening was reports of gen
erals Of teams on m embership, sup
plemented by encouraging remarks
from the members. Mr.. Goddard is
setting the pacs for the hewers OF
wood but there are a number fol-
lowing closely.
West End Camp held an entertain.
ment for its members Monday even
i've. the sneaker for the occasion
being State Deputy McCaffrey. wht
| das made a wonderful record thii
year in his fraternal work. the heat
consul having given him persona
mention on several occasions in re
cent issues of the Modern woodman
The State deputy reports a pleasant
time on his recent trip West, anC
especially on his return. when h,
was entertained by several OF tn,
head officers of the society. Yves
End Camp Is actively at work OF
the November class and is making
considerable progress.
DE-. LinviIs Speaks.
Home Camp, at its meeting las
Wednesday evening. was entertained
by a very interesting fraternal tall
by State Medical Director Thoma,
Linville. His remarks were enthu
siastically received and were fol
lowed by a spirited discussion OF
means to broadcast TO the mem
bership the fund of ideas brought
out. The camp hall is located at the
head Of Upshur street. in Jopps
Lodge Temple, and the next regular
session is Wednesday.
Georgetown Camp held its regula,
session Thursday evening. Escor'
Hannage, who has been absent for q
few meetings on account of Hines,
In his family. put considerable life
into the meeting by his short talk
on pep. Chief Forester Thoma,
Carroll submitted a report of thu
progress of the service committe,
and recommended a list of prizes for
use Of the committee, to which the
camp Unanimously acquiesced. The
next regular session Is called fol-
Thursday evening.
Wedge Club held its regular ses
sion at the City Club last wednes.
day evening and had the largest at.
club was addressed by the chancellor
OF the American University. DIR
Clark. on the progress Of the insti.
tuition along the lines OF higher ed
ucation. The message he brough,
was one of enlightenment on the
priceless opportunity offered by the
wealth of facilities in the Nation,
Capital for research work. The next
regular session of the club will be
November 25. when the speaker OF
the evening will be Supreme Organ.
izer Ralph E. Johnson, Modern
Woodmen of America, Lincoln, Neb.
who Is being sent here by the head
consul, A. r. Talbot.