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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14
Odd FELLOWS

The Grand Encampment /. o. Q.
F., of Texas, was held at Brown
wood, Monday and Tuesday. The fol
lowing officers elected a year ago,
which is the usual custom of this or
ganization. were installed into office
to serve for a period of one year :
G. E. Melliff. grand patriarch, San
Antonio: +. L. Walker. grand high
priest, Amarillo; II. X. Thompson,
grand senior warden. Cleburne; w.
ID. Carroll. grand junior warden, Co
manche; +. A. Vestal, grand scribe,
Dallas; L. b. Quayle, Fort Worth ;
c. Il. Gerloff, grand marshal. Dali
las; ID. Ludlow, grand sentinel, San
Antonio.
In the election of junior warden. the
only office available in the grand en-
campment, w. r. Thrailkill was the
successful candidate. and he will be
installed at the next grand eneamp-
ment.
Joseph Murray, grand past master
of the Texas Odd Fellows and George
Z. Knauff of San Antonio, attended
the sessions.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14
Loyal Americans

San Antonio Assembly No. rs, will
meet in the small w. o. W. hall We'd
nesday night, at which time a vice
president and other officers will be
elected. Refreshments will be served
following the business session. The
officers elected at the last meeting
of the assembly were as follows: j
Nellins, president: Gus L. Dullnig
secretary; S. Il. Starr, prelate; Miss
Tusnelda Brown, sergeant; John b
Hankla. first corporal; T. Escamilla
second corporal.
Starting Friday, November Q. the
assembly will meet on the second and
fourth Friday nights in the large W
o. w. hall, the present quarters being
too small.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14

take part in the L. +. C. program are
Rev. Arthur ]. Moore, City Attorney
Joseph Ryan, Judge ]. +. Carl and
Mrs. Nina NJ. Dowdy.
The next meeting of the league will
be held Saturday night at s o'clock at
211 Moore building, when every fra
ternal insurance organization doing
business in San Antonio, is expected
to be represented.
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Pythian Sisters

Friendship Temple No. . held an
enjoyable meeting at the Pythian Cas-
tie Hall Thursday afternoon. ar which
time plans were formulated fer the
holding of n rummagc sale at the City
Market House Monday morning at
o'clock
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14
DRESSMAKING AND
COOKING CLASSES
TO START TUESDAY
Lessons Will Be Giuen in
Main Avenue High
School.

Glasses in plain dressmaking. ad-
vanced dressmaking and cooking will
be organized Tuesday, October 16 at
4 80 in room 1874 of the manual train
ing building at Main Avenue High
School for girls and women over 16
years of age.
Each course will consist of ten two
hour lessons twice week under the
direction of Mrs. \. McNeese, n
teacher of wide dressmaking expert
ence. 1t will include study of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14

well enough to attend lodge meetings
with the consent of DIR. Hill, will
have cars provided to take them back
and forth from the meetings held in
the w. y, w, Hall,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14

At the Olive-Magnolia Grove No
157 meeting Tuesday night in the alb
sence Of Guardian Mrs. Ethel Me
Ginnis, who was reported i'll, Mrs
Mary L. Mcconnell presided. One ap.
plication for membership was received
and one candidate given the obligation
degree. The grove had two numbers
on the program held at the W. o. w
Hospital entertainment given Friday
night.
The grove will give card and bunco
party at the Woodmen Hall Wednes-
day evening, October 81.
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Woodmen Circle

Myrtle Grove No. 1 had large at
tendance at its card and bunco party
Tuesday afternoon at the w. o. W.
Hail.. Following are the awards: en-
trance. Mesdames Edw. Fest. /. Gross
enbacher, c. Kurka and Clara Saun-
ders; Might've. Mrs. O. C. Besch and
Mrs. S. Koches; 500. NJ. Clara Lon
wish and Mrs. j. Barr; bunco, Mrs.
X. Bueche. Mrs. J. Caldwell and r. T..
Moody. The grove will hold its next
regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at
80.
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VETERANS OF
WORKMAN w nc

FOREIGN WARS.
Sam Houston Post No.
IS meets second and
fourth Friday nights.
Red Mems hall. ll2i5
Soiedad st. G. Stromber-
ger. Commander. Phone
CIR. 5T21. c. L. Solomon,
Adjutant. 1925 w. Null
berry St. Phone Wood
lawn 23S7.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
AND ELECTION

Notice Is hereby given that
the town Of Partridge viii have
its annual meeting at toxn hal
in Askov on Tuesday. March Is
1924 between the hours Of l and
? P. ~. for the purpose Of sevy-
ing txxes and trsrs2rsing other
business that may properly come
before the meeting.
The annual electson Of officers
for said town Of Partridge VIII
also take place on the above
mentioned dxte and al sad
tc~n hall IN Askov. between the
hours Of . A. NJ and S r. d.
Following officers are TO b
elected. One supervisor. ons
clerk. one treasurer. one asses
scr. one justice Of the peace and
one constable
Given under my hand TIM
2ssh day Of Feb. 1874
Fr@6e Ssottup.
izsw6A Clerk
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01
Askov

Mrs A G. Danselsor went 20
Duluth Tuesday for = few days
visit AZ the hnne Of her parents
Cecilia Lawrence. the little SIX
year old Granddaughter Of Mr.
and Mrs C. SehAA who 5 stay
ing at that home. Is very Ill
presumably with pneumonia
A large number Of friends and
neighbors called AZ the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Hans CaRsen on
wsShingto0's birthday. the coca
sion being also Mr. Csusen's
birthday
Jess Petersen who visited here
about two weeks AZ the home OF
hss SISTER. Mrs Jorgen r. Peter
sen left last Friday night for
Rembrandt. lowa where he viii
operate a farm which he has
rented for this year He Was
formerly employed As usSle- nj
Butte, Mont
DR.. p ". Fenger Was confined
TO his home Sunday and Monday
with the -flu-. but was again on
the roads making SICK calls Tues.
day II Is not so bad for Others
to be III but rather embarT1ss.
sing for q doctor &s It Is Dos q
good Recommendation. bUr the
Doctor smiles and Says be i
glad he recovered 30 quickly II
Is reported that he relEshes cot.
fee again
A broken arch bar on the car
of \ south bound freigh. l&ss
thursday night ripped up and
damaged nearly all the shin.
naIngSs cattle guards and crossing
pl1nks from one mike north Of
ASkoT 10 the Sandstone yards
Luckily the car WAS not 6erzlSed
On the trip or II would have
cz2sd q bad mix-Up and nsEsrh
expense As II Was the Bruno
Ask0~ and Sandstone sectsou
crews we're all cut twO OF three
days 30 make repairs
Many members Of the local
eo0gregz15On paid a visit TO the
parsonage Sunday afternoon to
Congratulate Rev. s d. RodaOlr
on his birthday. The scholars oi
the Young Peoples School Am.
their Insrruxtor. Miss S1gr1G
Os-erg1A7f also met ND durIns
the afternoon and sang y song a
~hSch earh Of the young folk.
had written a verse specially To-
tins occ3sSoa There were over 4
dozen verses And each with a diff,
fsrpn7 melody They were rs
sernbIed by Miss 0ssergazrd add
sung UNDER her direction wItk
ra0cA vSg0r and enthusiasm
Rev Rozso1-m spoke and thznket
the entire EszernhlAge for the
friendship shown and sad TIA:
be Is glad 60 1--we N Assr0~
Pleasant gatherings Sf tAis
nature help 10 s1r~nthen the tSs
between q pN1<a0r and ms eOz;g-e.
EE15o--
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01

The STAR Rural Telephone Co
will bold their annual meetinS
Monday. March 5. at i:3o p. NJ
Bruno town hall-Exri Howey
secretary Z5w6-it
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01
PARTRIDGE TOWN CAUCUs

Soz1oe Is he--sy Elrez TIA. a
eE9zzs VII be he'd a. town hzr
Il As&or. N N0rs3xy. Marc s
lSZ2 ~ ] eiesrk- p M where
QzL5es5 rus<-s - PE1rSar~
t0.-shp -sn nOz1azse 1fF.rers
% s~ r1<eS gpoc n th< xz-z.'
meeting vksrS VII be lid n
sssd town kzM g Nxrsk n 1902
TAexz,c>s E~ One sgpe-vEssr.
e<r&- trSksz-~-. Ass=ss1r. yznzlre
e vseAce AID c-e csrs.zSDe
GIpsn Eo3e- EF kz=.S tkH is-k
day q Yea 1874
Fre-3e S-1sr-zp. esra
ss~S1
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01

Want Ads are q regular saliva
ton TO anyone Who wants 10 bay
or sen and has not the time 10
chase all over the county to
rake his wishes known- Only lie
per word in the American.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01

week later. viii be held on Tues
day afterncon. March 6 AZ I-3o
O'Clock in the town hall. Ask0y-
Officers TO be nominated are
one mayor. one councilman. one
clerk. one treasurer. one Justice
Of the peace. one constable and
one &zsessor.
H. Petersen.
Village Clerk.
T7w2Sit
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01
ASKOy VILLAGE CAUCUS

Notice Is hereby given that q
esDcus for the village Of AxkOv
and for the purpose Of nominal
ing officers TO be voted upon nj
the regular spring election ooe
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01

P0r Sale-O-e stack uf clover
hay. s. per 80 cuhsc feet. also
AboCr r~O toes Mid hay at S.
per tor On my place y Ealses
northwest 0f Axk0r--Jens HIM
sen xew1s-lts
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR THE WEEK

TINS sssbusxn 10 1sr Tree Ess ~
EifIz-scsf-ss Htasssti1s ssstssrssssl atsf.Esss
t1c- Ser tt-s su--ssste &c Era1sEssrsennx
rzsst1EssEs W1tw@ 1sf EoFInEssSsn - 80
- tftaE-IrsE- sDsst nHsE7ags as Grs
assaf $50 ssss,ssEl &c ssfsIftL-tsEzlE- ysIr-
s.sss-s are zssa ssr ,,.ga-14ErF TAN
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01

Fer Sae-Ny % Arr~ farm 4
-15e exs- of As&oF FIIl.ee Ezscx.
o. .Sl sell sosy 10 Arres of same
.T-h s<lsdIlgx II 6eSr~d Hare
Also - ARES. II r.lles sxz- Il VII
La-ge EzstS for szle--Nl<ls Hen
rlk&n- Axik1r- f0x1esf
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01

For S&se-About Is tons good
t2nse clover and timsOshy hay. On
my land I nnlle west and 4 naias
swg-h Of Asx0T.-y0Asn Ssr~r-
sen gSw9s-1t.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01

For Sase-Absout % tons Of
good tame clover hay OF my
Land 5 miles northeast of AskOw.
NarInls Jens%n. AskCr.
2sxH-lrs-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01

Dz-ssk Fo-sesz-fzzsis Ms3e
TS-saHz Area 1 / Mats ks L
c P1Se-S-g Paszor 'Ros1nsSez
tzse- Az 81 TS-EszzeaFer-
-k-sSez
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01

For S&le-One young Hossss1n
nnlIch Cow. WAS fresh Jan list
Carl PzRlsen. I mile north and I
nzIse east Of AskOv.
25x3s-lts-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01

For Ssse-Sngse Comb whs.<
Le,EAorr haky eAxsEx Rxrrsz-
and Oak Dale strains. Hogan
tested frek Baby eArss sl201
per kEndr-i l0's1 cash wTsh o.
der Hx-<hszg eggx $50 per
hE-s8-es1 czeh yIzh orser-Txvb-
zEns P1atry Fanr- WIEk,x
R5rer. M5nn zsx9s-r-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01

For SaSe-Tame hay In stack
10 tons $50. 5 tons Ss5-G- r.
DSbert- 81 mikes north of As&ov.
81 southeast Of WILLOW River
23~9s-2ss
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01

For Sale-A good second hand
typewriter. your choice Of eth
err an Underwood or Remington:
also two BICYCLES Enquire al
Ask0y Barber SHOP Z3~3ssf
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01

PAreut-seAchers meeting FRI
GAY evening. Marc 2. q. za1.sl
h0lse- c1Grn>1rzng n 5 1icsoek
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01

Dance-At North Star Club
hall Friday evening. March 2.
MUssc by Lingo Everybody
welcome Z5w2Slt
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01

SooE- netting MoGsdzE even
ng a. TIE school hasZs<-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-03-01

D s s MODE O'zss&Ag den ID
MATS ! D. & s Hs-1-Sk
Evening star., 1923-12-09
THE MACCABEES.

National Tent, No. J. met at odd
FeiloWs' Temple last Wednesday night.
Commander W. L. Womersley presided.
Nine applicants were elected to mem
bership. Five candidates were present
Tor mutation. The full work of the
order was eNempified by the degres
team, under the direction Of Capt Joe
NJ. Foster. The election OF officers fo-
lows: Past commander. w L. Won
ersley; commander. Frank McCIau-
CHAN lieutenant commander NJ "
Michael: chaplain, r. V. Riggle Sci
geant, Harry r Thompson record
keeper, Henry r. Crouch master-af,
arms. A. II. Simmons first master a.,
guards, 3. +. King; second master Of
guards. Il. q. Womersley sentinel, Earl
i. Matthias picket, p. G. Thomas
musician, Joseph T. BARLEY; captain
degree team, J. VI. Foster; trustees.
NJ. Foster Addresses were made by
ID. w Gall, Joe NJ Foster NJ W
Michael, DR.. Arnold. DR.. l.. +. Burke
and others. Ed Vernon, manager OF
the field work in the District, gave an
outline Of the work being done by his
department, with the assistance Of
Deputies W. ". Morgan. T. J. Osborne.
Harry r. Thompson Lee Ellmaker. r
v Riggle and Joe NJ Wells
The newly elected officers will be Ill
stalled at the next meeting, January .
BY unanimous vote Of the tent il wa
decided to make the installation public
and extend a special invitation 10 all
members of the Maccabees their fam
lilies and all members of the Woman :
Benefit Association Of the MaCCabee$
Evening star., 1923-12-09
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

/ Washington Council. Tuesday eve-
ming viii have the second degree with
n business session of special interest
Five committees are functiOning in
connection with the annual Christmas
tree party for the orphans at the k:
of G. Hall December 80. A series of
weekly dances will be given each
Saturday night, in charge of Lecturer
Clyde " POWderly. Messrs. CoSti-
gan and Whitton, new delegates to
the building company. will assume
office next month. succeeding Drs.
tivities are now in full swing.
Washington Council is actively en-
gagged In preparation for the Christ
mas tree party for the orphans of the
District. Tho following grand
knights of this jurisdiction are act
ing as chairmen of committees: ThoS
j. Fitzgerald, procurement: Charles
Fahey. transportation and invitation;
John E. Burns, decorations and hall:
John DowIan. entertainment; James
T. Ryan, distribution. reception
committee has been appointed: com
posed of the state and two district
deputies, master. navigator ana cap
tain of the Fourth Degree, chapIains $
of the FIVE councils, senior or the Al
hambra. five grand kni ghts ana iVe
deputy grand knights OF the counciIs
keane Council announces the lol-
lowing program for December:
THURSDAY evening at o'clock. imme-
diately following a short business
meeting, the first degree; THURSDAY
evening, December 27, the counclls s
annual Christmas tree party, TOT
members and their families; Monday
evening. December 81. dance and
watch party-all to be held in the
knights of Columbus clubhouse
Evening star., 1923-12-09
B. P. o. ELKs.

Washington Lodge will hold an
''old time social session" next Wednes-
day. There is to be class initiated
and Fred Whitehead. club manag ger.
is to present the prizes to the win
ners of the pool tournament. He is
to be assisted by Judge X. r. Mat
tingly.
Tickets for the charity ball are
being sent out by Sam Richards,
chairman of the committee.
The Boston Club members have
announced that if it is the desire of
any of the members Or prospective
members of the club to go to Boston
over the road, or if any of the mem
bership are to live elsewhere than
at the hotel recently reserved by the
cub that portion of the moneys not
expended for the comfort of that
member will be refunded to him on
the return to Washington. The re-
port OF the treasurer of the club at
the last meeting was indeed very
gratifying. and it is the hope Of p.
j. Callan, the chairman Of the club.
that at least 500 of the lodge mem
hershIp will register iii Boston next
July. and this 500 not include the
band and drill team
The trustees of the lodge have re-
ported that the oyster roast and
dance to be held New Year eve is
10 be the biggest affair of its kind
ever held in the club.
The officers OF Baltimore Lodge
Will visit Washington Lodge January
.. and on an invitation from the
will put on the initiatOry degree
The invitation also includes the
members of Baltimore Lodge that
care to come over.
Evening star., 1923-12-09
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Martha cambridge Council, No. /.
met Wednesday night in the Old
Naval Hospital Hall, 921 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast, with the
councillor. Mrs. Fletcher. presiding.
Arrangements are being made for an
apron. candy and CSIke social. to be
held in the hall next Wednesday eve
ming. At a recent meeting Of the
council. in Masonic Temple. in the
Northeast. the state councillor. Mrs.
Mary l.. James. and her staff of Off
GERS paid their annual visit. Various
officers and members were presented
with gifts, the state councillor re-
ceiving "a string of beads, and the
deputy state councillor. Mrs. Louise
SchWenk, likewise received a string
of beads. while the past councillor,
Mrs. Ida V. Hays. was presented with
d jewel. -
Fidelity Council, No. 4. met last
Tuesday evening and entertained the
state councillor and her staff of OFF,
GERS al their annual visitation. After
balloting for candidates, election of
officers followed. Gifts were pre-
senter to the state counciior, chair
man of the good of the order and the
captain Of the drill team, after which
refreshments We're served.
The state officers will officially visit
American Flag Council tomorrow
evening at Society Temple. 9Th and G
streets.
Independent Council has elected the
following officers: Mrs. Minnie
Thompson. councillor; Mrs. Sarah
Tucker associate councillor; Mrs.
Emma Butler, vice councillor; Mrs.
Laura Taylor associate vice council
or: Mrs. Elizabeth Lariviere. record
ing secretary; &. o. Bohrer. financial
secretary; Mrs. Hattie T. Miller.
treasurer: Mrs. Edna Smith, conduc-
tresS: Miss Alice Courtney, warden:
Mrs. Julia Wood. INSIDE sentinel. and
John Tucker. outside sentinel.
Liberty Council. No. 6, will hold the
regular semi-annual election Wed
neSday evening.
The good of order. committee Of In
dependent Council. Mrs. Hattie Mil
Ter. chairman. served "A turkey sup
per last Monday in compliment TO
their dramatic team and visiting
players. who included Mr. and Mrs.
r. AShby FIynn Mr.. J. a Cauble
Mrs. Anna WalCott, Mrs. Edna Smith,
Mr. John Tucker. Mrs. Laura Taylor.
Mrs. Anna Weeks. Mrs. Agnes Grim
mel and Mr. and Mrs. Charles H Mil
Ter.
State Secretary {. Fl. Miller has sent
out an appeal for Christmas offerings
to provide for the maintenance of l16
orphans of deceased mem berS.
Esther Council will hold a bazaar
for TIL. benefit of its building fund at
Potomac Bank building, December
1i-15.
Unity Council No. Il. will hold a
500 card party at MayfioWer Hall.
9Th and q streets northwest. next
Thursday.
Triumph Council. No. s. will have
it's mpnthIy social Tuesday. with Jennie
Buell. as chairman.
Loyalty Council No 10. received
State Councillor Mary +. James and
her staff at the annual visitation re-
Gently. at Masonic Temple Sth and +
I,,f.
on for two candidates. Lula Grubbs
acted as councillor and Raymond
Evening star., 1923-12-09
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

Brookland Chapter. No. II. devoted
its last meeting to endowment night,
In the interest of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home. with gratifying
results \ program consisted of vocal
duet, Mrs. Leef and Granville Leef:
solo. Granville Lcef. and recitations,
by Mrs Henri ID. Mackle. The Of
ficers were entertained December /
by Patron Troy \. Eubson and Mrs.
NubSon at their home, the affair hay
ing a dual purpose. 1t was a farewell
gathering of the 1928 officers and also
ma Hammond. who leaves the District
of Columbia to make her permanent
residence in Wisconsin. Individual eX
preSSionS of regret and regard We're
followed by the presentation by Ma
tron Marie l.. StebbinS on behalf os
the officers of an emblematic ring
Election of officers will be held De-
cember IL.
Friendship Chapter will have its an
Dual election of officers next Tues
day evening Owing To the second reg
ular meeting in the month falling on
Christmas night. this meeting has
been called off and a special will he
had for the installation Of officers
December 30
Takoma Chapter. No. II, will elect
officers at its meeting December IA.
Arrmc Chapter. No. 10. at It's annual
meeting Wednesday evening elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: Mrs. Emma Frech. worthy ma
Evening star., 1923-12-09
THE CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
OF AMERICA.

At the meeting of Court District of
Columbia 212. Tuesday evening, Miss
Mary G. Boland was reelected to
serve for the fourth time as grand
regent. Other officers reelected
were Mrs. Rose McAuliffe. vice re-
gent: Mrs. Emma Pairo, prophetess;
Miss Helen Gantley, monitor: Miss
Mary Oliphant, treasurer; Miss Mar
garet Harold. financial secretary:
Miss Manning. historian; Miss Sarah
Policy. sentinel; Miss Rita Fogarty,
organist; Mrs. Sarah Gantley. trustee.
Miss Alice Duffy, organist, and Mrs.
Elizabeth GoWens, trustee, were
elected for the first time. Mrs. Anna
Kerfoot is chairman of the Christ
mas party to be given at the social
meeting December IS. As has been
the custom of Court 212 for the past
ten years, Christmas baskets VIII be
given to needy families. The big SIS
ters will be assisted in their work
and the House of Good Shepherd not
forgotten. The charity fund of the
Catholic Daughters of America Is
financed by the organization, no one
being authorized to solicit for IT. Ihe
bazaar Wednesday and Thursday eve
ming at the Raleigh Hotel was a sue
cess. Meetings. first and third Tues
days, Raleigh Hotel Visiting MEM
bers welcome.
At the business meeting of St
Charles Circle. No. pa. OF Clarendon,
Va, last Tuesday evening, and after
several new applicants were obli-
gated. the following officers were
elected and installed: Mrs. Ida Frank.
regent; Mrs. Crack, vice regent, Miss
Mary Riley, past regent; Miss Mar
garet McCloskey, recording secretary;
Mrs. Burrows, financial secretary;
Mrs. Farrar, treasurer: Mrs. Payne,
chancellor; Miss Catherine Bailey,
monitor; Mrs. Toulette. custodian;
Miss Margaret Miller, Mrs. Hendley
and Mrs Walsh, trustees; Mrs Brown,
inside guard; Miss Mary Griffith, out
side guard: Mrs. Duggan and Mrs.
Milks. guides; Mrs. Lohman, banner
carrier. and Miss Januks. scribe. Mrs.
Gillen was unanimously reinstdlled as
organSt and Rev. Father I.ackey,
pastor of st. Charles parish, as chap
lain.
Evening star., 1923-12-09
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOR.
ESTERS.

Court National met Tuesday IL Odd
Fellows Temple and was presided
over by the chief ranger. William
B. Wright. Seven applicants were
elected TO membership. The election
of officers took place, and w D. Mil
ford, the state manager for Mary
land, presided.
The following officers were elected:
Court deputy. u. W. Gall (whose
duties are to decide appeals on points
of law and matters of like character1:
past chief ranger, W. Z. Wright: chief
ranger, DR.. John Il. Payne: vice chief
ranger. :. B. Webb; orator. Clarence
Callett: financial secretary George
Z. Mcneil; recording secretary Mark
Shannanberger; treasurer. W. H. Hoo
yer. organist Miss Myrtle Eardley;
superintendent of juvenile court Mrs.
TomLnie Holder; senior woodman. F.
II. Green: Junior woodman. w. f.
Baldarson: senior beadle, Miss Vivian
Martin: junior beadle, G. o. Sage:
trustees. p. 5. Forsyth, A j. Barrett
and William Thompson. Installation
will be held at the next meeting, Jan
udry l.
W. d. Milford. state manager for