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Evening star., 1925-03-15
W0ODMEN OF THE WORLD.

The main body Of delegates from
the District Of Columbia to the con-
vention Of the Head Camp of the
Jurisdiction of West Virginia, at
Cumberland. Md, Will entrain at 2:3O
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Several
automobile parties have been formed
for other delegates
Maple Camp unveiled a Woodmer
OF the World monument last SUNDAY
afternoon to the late Sovereign KARI
Fox. A eulogy was spoken by T. e.
Brown and Lieut.. Winfree read a
poem. Capt. +. II. Smith was chair
man of the committee in charge. Uni
form rank men from several camps
assisted at the ceremony.
Silver Spring camp will give a
dance for Wopdmen and their friends
during the coming week. The dance
is private and admission will be by
password or card. Sovereigns Cav
alear, Clark and Santini are arrang-
ing details.
Maj George NJ. Green presented
several additional applications for
membership in Fraser Camp Monday
night Clerk William Dalkin and
Head Camp Waterman Albert Whit
worth addressed the meeting.
Sovereign William SchomberGer of
Mount Vernon Camp and Sovereign
Robert w. Shumate of Hickory Camp
Will speak on special subjects at the
Boosters Club meeting Friday eve
ming.
Banker j. +. Dickey has been ap-
pointed auditor for the Head Camp
at Cumberland. Sovereign Dickey is
a memt er Of Alpha Camp, No. /.
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.

District of Columbia Court. No. 212.
will meet tomorrow evening, March
l6, so as to enable their members to
attend the X. of G. card party and
dance. March II. Every Sunday at 4
o'clock during the Lenten season a
lecture will be given by a well known
speaker Afterward supper Will be
served.
The orchestra and glee club are in
Alexandria, Va. today as guests OF
the st. Mary's Alumnae. Application
for the next Initiation will not be ac-
cepted after tomorrow. Enrolment
for all classes. first aid, parliamentary
law. gymnasium work dressmaking
dancing, embroidery, millinery, or
chestra and glee club, may be made
now. The st. Patrick Players will
present Holy City" the week of
March 80 for the benefit of the well
fare work to be carried on at the
Catholic Daughters Community Cen
ter
The arrangements are in charge OF
Rev. Francis Hurney, assisted by Mrs.
Eliza beth Tucker. Mrs. Eliza beth
Gowans, Mrs. Rose McAulife. Mrs
Agnes Auth. Mrs. Mary Cunning, Mrs.
Sarah Gantley, Mrs. Mary Schweitzer.
Mrs. Margaret Willis, Mrs. Anna
Holmes, Mrs. Margaret Belt, Mrs. Jen-
ME O'Lone. Mrs. Louise kolb, Mrs.
Lottie Reynolds. Mrs. Minnie Klinge.
Mrs. Mary Trapp, Mrs. Anita Simms,
Mrs. Emma A. La Bonne. Miss Nettie
Fitzgerald, Miss Mary Jane Stoneman.
Miss Lulu FitZpa trick, Miss Margaret
Thompson. Miss Ann Ryan Miss Alice
Duffy, Miss Mary Malone. Miss Anna
Murray. Miss Winifred Auman, Miss
Cecilia Gallagher, Miss Augusta
Diegelman, Miss Marie Easily Smith,
Miss Elsie Bennett. Miss Eliza beth
Foley. Miss Adele Wassa man, Miss
Dorothea Barrett, Miss Breen, Miss
Anna Berchert, Miss Margaret Breen
Miss Ann Ryan, Miss Grace Spruce
bank and Miss Ellen Buckley.
Evening star., 1925-03-15
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

The chancellor commander of Rath-
bone-Superior Lodge. No. %, has ar
ranged an impressive ceremony for
the memorial meeting to be held Good
Friday. Past Grand Chancell or Ellery
W. Heiss and Past Chancellor f. c.
Snyder will address the lodge.
The Princes of Syracusians, a junior
Pythian rank. will soon be established d
in Washington The committee is Z.
Snider, V. T. Baum of Webster. II. F.
Marshall Franklin: w. A. kimmel !,
Calanthe: DIT. F. Yates, Excelsior.
The ways and means committee
met last Saturday and elected Jacob
Nussbaum treasurer.
Past Grand Chancellor Gorham was
presented with jewel in Capitol
Lodge. No. "a, last Tuesday. by the
grand chancellor. Grand Keeper OF
Records and Seals Kimmel was pres
ent. and representative from other
lodges attended.
CaIanthe, No. IL, last Monday
elected and installed c. c. Bauf mas
ter arms. Grand Chancellor Heis-
ley was assisted by the grand vice
chancellor. grand prelate and grand
keeper OF records and seals. The
lodge will hold a stag entertainment
March %.
Amaraath, No. 2s. will meet tomor-
row at Northeast Masonic Temple and
will have a class entertainment, to
which the public Is invited.
Century Decatur, No. 80, will meet
tomorrow.
Webster, No. Z, met last Tuesday. 4
special delegation was sent to Capitol
Lodge to see the presentation cere-
monies TO the past grand chancellor.
The third rank will be conducted
March II. =
Friendship Temple, No. g. met last
Wednesday and celebrated its fifteenth
anniversary with an entertainmen nj
and banquet. Mrs. Julia Johnson pre-
sided. The past chief and members
met with the past grand chief. Mrs
Motyka. at 1926 NJ street northeast
last Thursday evening. Refreshments
were served.
Syracusians Lodge, No. 10, was ad-
dressed at its last meeting by 5. l..
Dyer of Syracusians. No. ). of Vir-
Ginia; J. l.. Armstrong, No. 546, Red
field, Iowa; l.. Brown, w. w. Donald
son, A. Is. Baker of Hermiune; Ralph
Ford of Webster, No. Z, and Grand
Lecturer Jaehenke OF Mount Vernon
No. 3. The chairman of the entertain
ment committee is arranging for q
motion picture entertainment for the
next social meeting.
Rathbone Temple, No. s, Pythian
Sisters, held dinner Tuesday under
the management of Mrs. Nellie Etting
Amsranth Lodge, No. IS, al it's next
session will have short business
meeting which will close at $40 pm
At Sis pm. Herman Wealthall, chair
man of the entertainment committee
will present the second of a series
of special programs. Refreshments
will be served.
Evening star., 1925-03-15
JR. q. II. A. M.

Liberty Bell Council, No. SIS, met
temple building committee We're
elected as follows: Chairman. w. l..
Sudwarth of Star Spangled Banner
Council, No. 8; vice chairman, j.
Lumsden of John L. Burnett, No. 4;
secretary, r. L. McCulloch of Liberty
Bell. No. 55. and treasurer, w. H.
Lanham of Edward ]. Ross, No. 26.
The next meeting will be at John l..
Burnett Council Hall, Wisconsin ave"
nue. and \ street northwest, March IS,
at pm.
Star Spaneled Banner Council, No.
3, met March 6, with Councillor e. NJ.
Garrett presiding. Three applications
were received. Oriental Court Eagle,
two candidates.
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10, met
March 5. Messrs. Douglass A. Seals,
Arthur +. White and Marion A. Kidd
were elected to membership. State
Deputy Councillor Madison made an
address.
Eagle Council. No. .. met Monday
night. at o'clock, at Fountain Me-
mortal Church, Randle Highlands, -.
c. supper was served. The charter
for this council is to be presented
in the near future and plans are being
made for big celebration
John L. Burnett Council. No. 4, met
Tuesday night. The memb ership
drive, which is being staged by
Deputy G.. Beckcnheimer. Is pro-
crossing. A drill team is being or
ganized by Fl. Beckenheimer Of Star
Spangled Banner Council. The coun-
ell was addressed by w. l. Sudwarth.
chairman of the temple committee,
and p. J. Engelhardt, State press rep
resentative. All members and their
families are invited to attend "A box
party and social to be held April I, at
8 pm, Wisconsin avenue and y
street northwest.
The next annual visitation of the
State council officers will he TO In
dependent Council, No. 2, and Wash
inGton Council, No. 13. jointly, at
Red Mems Hall. Nineteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, next
Tuesday night.
Benning Council, No. y, at their
meeting last Monday evening received
three new applications for member
ship. A. r. GRAY was appointed di-
rector of the ritualistic work and l..
G.. Kirk captain of the patriotic de-
gree of the newly organized degree
team. Monday evening. March 80,
has been designated ladies' night
and a special program is being ar
ranged. A. T. Gray is chairman Of
the committee of arrangements.
Evening star., 1925-03-15
B. P. o. ELKS.

The following officers will govern
Washington Lodge of Elks: William
A. Finkel. exalted ruler; Harry A.
King. leading knight; James Colli-
flower. loyal knight; John T.. Lynch
lerturlng knight; William S. Shelby.
secretary; Michael G. Mccormick.
treasurer. Fred Zimmerman, Charles
Fisher and Charles King. trustees.
The Portland Club meets every
Thursday evening at o'clock. This
club has been formed for the purpose
or arranging for the trip to the Grand
Lodge convention to be held at Port
land. Ore, next July
The Harding memorial committee
Is working TO get the necessary funds
to erect the Harding memorial at the
Elks Home In Bedford. Va This
memorial will be d bronze bust of
the late Warren q. Harding, restin <
on marble pedestal, and in the base
of this pedestal will be placed the
names of all the donors.
Evening star., 1925-03-15
REBEKAH LODGES.

President Mary p. Pollock. accom-
panied by her associate officers and
the officers of the Grand Lodge. will
officially visit Brightwood Rebekah
Lodge, No. II, March %.
AT the last meeting of Dorcas Re
bekah Lodge, No. 4, President Mary
+. Pollock officially visited the lodge.
After the examination of the officers
and books OF the lodge Mrs. Margaret
Rule. on behalf of the lodge, present
ed President Pollock with a bridge
lamp. Noble Grand Eva Olsen, on
behalf of the line officers, presented
the Instructor of the lodge, Past Pres
ident Ella V. Mallory, with flowers.
Responses were made by Grand Mas
ter James +. Chamberlain. Grand
Representative John H. Wood and
several past grand officers. The de-
gree will be conferred Thursday eve
ming.
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge, No. I, will
have degree work Tuesday evening.
At the meeting of Brightwood Re-
bekah Lodge. No. II, last Wednesday
evening an entertainment followed
the business meeting. Vocal selec-
tions by Madge Barnes, reading by
Ruth Jeffers and piano selections by
Helen Osborn and Julia Cauthen.
Evening star., 1925-03-15
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Triumph, No. 8, resumed it's month
ly socials Tuesday night after the
business session, with Naomi Grinder
as chairman. She presented the fol-
lowing program; Violin solo, Nat
IIieberman, accompanied by Mr..
Jones; piano solo. Myrtle Eardley;
vocal solo, Mr.. Barnes. accompanied
by Miss Barnes; piano solo, Miss
Barnes; sketch with the following in
the cast: Naomi Grinder. Elsie Hill,
Verna Dixon, Myrtle Schneider and
Myrtle Eardley. Refreshments were
served.
Barbara Frietchie, No. q. will give
a dance March 10 at Star Hail. Mount
Rainier, Md.
Star Spangled Banner. No Z. will
have st. Patrick's dance at its hall
Tuesday.
The Daughters OF America Review
will be repeated In the near future,
with an enlarged cast 4 business
meeting will be held at Washington
Hall, Third street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, Tuesday to perfect
plans.
Progressive. No. 9. will meet at it's
hall, Fifth and 6 streets northwest,
tomorrow. A cakewaIk will be a
feature.
Independent. No. /, met Monday
night at 623 Louisiana avenue north
west. After the business session re-
freshments were served under the
direction of Mrs. Hattie Miller.
Fidelity Council. No. 4, celebrated
It's tenth anniversary Tuesday evening
at Northeast Masonic Temple The
exercises began with a dinner at Z
o'clock. The council held a short
business session, when the minutes of
the meeting held in 1915 were read
At the close of the meeting a program
was given in which every one pres
ent had an opportunit to take part
by doing some. amusing stunt 20 en-
tertain the others Among the many
invited guests present were Past
National Councillor Mrs Naomi
Swami, Past State Councillors Mrs.
Mary p. James, Mrs. Anzonetta Flynn,
Mrs. l.. Viola Thompson. Mrs Mamie
Howell, Mrs. Mary Ferguson; State
Councillor Mrs. NJ Gertrude Veitch,
Associate State Vice Councillor Mrs.
Mueller. State Trustees Mrs Laura
Taylor and Mrs. Raymond. Mrs. and
Mr. T. Ashby Flynn and State Judge
c. o. Bohrer. The exercises were pre-
sided over by the State conductor,
Mrs. Julia Delano.
Evening star., 1925-03-15
RED MEN.

The council building committee met
in the Red Mems Hall last Wednes-
day night and elected officers as fol-
lows: T Dennis, Logan Tribe. chair
man. w. Garner, Idaho Tribe. secre-
tary. and +. Setter. Usage Tribe,
treasurer. Chairman Dennis reported
he had signed a contract with the
Chesapeake Railway co. for August
4. for the annual excursion TO Chesa
peake Beach.
White Eagle Council had Great
Sachem MacCracken as their guest
of honor at st. Patrick's party last
Wednesday night.
Idaho Tribe. unon motion made
by Past Sachem Ream appointed
committee to draw up and present d
new set of bylaws
Idaho Tribe, No. 5. will celebrate
its twenty ghth anniversary Tuesday
night with an entertainment and
social. TO be held in the auditorium OF
the Pythian Temple. This is 70 be an
open meeting and every one is invited
Evening star., 1925-03-15
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

The business meeting of District
of Columbia Circle, No. lis. was held
Monday evening at the Washington
Club, Seventeenth and X streets north
west. New members We're obligated
and several matters of Importance
that had been pending were voted on.
Mrs. Giachetti reported that arrange
ments had been completed for the
rummage sale which will be held
April 80 and May ! and .. The
entertainment committee announced
that a dance would be given by the
circle April 81 at the Washington
Club. Miss May Morgan was appoint
ed chairman of the committee to
make arrangements for the annual
moonlight excursion TO be given
early in the Summer. Miss Virginia
Offutt. Miss Balmer and Mrs. REM
We're appointed to assist on the eX-
cursion committee. Plans were made
for mid-Lenten gathering March %.
Evening star., 1925-03-15
ROYAL ARCANUM.

kismet Council has arranged for a
special degree to be conferred on a
class of candidates Wedne sday eve-
ming. The Grand Council prize to the
winning team in the membe rship
campaign will be presented that eve
ming. Following the business meet
ing social has been arranged.
Oriental Council announces a ella SIS
of candidates for initiation Tuesday
evening. After the business a St
Patrick's day card party will be given
The annual meeting of the Grand
Council will be at the Raleigh Hotel
April 6, at 1880 pm. Deputy Supre me
Regent William A. Fischer of Brook
lyn, y. Y, will be the installing Of
firer
Evening star., 1925-03-15
MASONIC.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Monday-Potomac. 20. ;, +. c.
Pentalpha No. 23. L. A.
Mount Pleasant, M. 33, NJ. NJ.
Albert Pike. No. Sc, +. c.
uesday-National. NJ. L., F. C..
special at pm; NJ. NJ. at
T:30 pm.
Arminius. No. -. F. &.
NJ. NJ. Parker. No. -. l.. 4.
King David, No. -, Il. A.
TskOma. No. ~. ...A,.. a. spe-
cial.
"Wednesday = Washington Centennial.
osiris. hf No' %. NJ. NJ. by past
East cate. No. 81, +. c.
Theodore Roosevelt. L. D.. F. c.
Thur>day-Naval. No. 4. NJ. NJ, past
masters night.
Hiram. No. 10, NJ. NJ.
La Fayettr. No. 10 NJ NJ
William II. Singleton, No. 80,
Fridar-ColrmhiI No. 3. NJ. III
Lebanon No. /. social.
Saturday-Mouut Pleas nj. No. 50. NJ.
NJ, ETCCial at T:G0 pm
School of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Observation-Disclosures No. o, Mark.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDERI.:s.
Iuesday-Rrightwood No. 6. Order Of
the Temple
Conmbia. No. .. Order Of the
Temple.
ROYAL AND kELECT MASTERS.
MoudaL-Washiniso on Council, No. /,
degrees.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED
SCOTTISH RITE.
tuesday Robert De Bruce Council,
kndoSh. 21st degree.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection, statu-
tory assembly
Evening star., 1925-03-15
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Potomac Council met last Monday
evening. 1t was announced that the
lecturer and his committee are plan
ming a "get-together" meeting and
smoker for the second meeting in
April.
Keane Council, Thursday evening,
decided to. hold a big field day and
reunion a Marshall Hall all day Sat
urday, June s. This will be the coun-
ellis twenty sixth anniversary. Ed
win z. Goodwin Is general chairman
Grand Knight John E. Burns urged
the members to be present at the
X of c. Tripe Treat at the Wash
March II, when McWilliams' aug
mented orchestra will furnish the
music for dancing.
Carroll Council has postponed its
meeting Tuesday to give the mem
bers the opportunity of attending
the ST. Patrick's night celebration at
Washington Auditorium. State Dep
uty James A. Sullivan reports, as
chairman OF the general committee,
that the entertainment, card party
and dance will be the finest ever
held in the City of Washington. The
proceeds will be given to the Arch
bishop Curley high school scholar
ship fund.
One of the most interesting enter
tainments of recent years at the
Knights Of Columbus Hall was fea-
tured in Spalding Council Thursday
night, when two teams from the
senior law class of the knights of
Columbus Evening School debated
the question, Resolved, That the
present policy of the United States
toward Russia is justified" Samuel
H. Taylor, William Homer Carroll
and Paul f. Golden contended for
the affirmative and Martin p Skol-
mix, James Y. E. Allen and John A.
Overhold for the negative. John j.
keenan,, vice president of the law
class, presided, and Maurice ]. Nc
Aulliffe, Charles w. Darr and Ed
ward Harrington served as judges.
The affirmative team won the deci-
sion both of the judges and the. pop
ular vote of the audience.
Next Thursday evening Spalding
Council promises more interesting
things in the way of entertainment
and diversion for it's members.
Evening star., 1925-03-15
EASTERN STAR.

Friendship Chapter, No. II, will give
a card party and dance April Is at the
City Club. The grand matron and the
grand patron will lead the grand
march, which will be a feature Of the
evening.
Good Will Chapter, No. 36, an
nounces a card party to be held at
the Wisteria, Fifteenth and F streets
northwest, next Wednesday at s pm.
Lebanon Chapter members at the
last meeting were entertained with a
program under direction of the star
points.
The next meeting of the home board
will be held at the home of Mrs
Jacobs, 3717 Jenifer street northwest,
Tuesday evening.
Bethlehem Chapter, No. z, met in
the Northeast Masonic Temple Tues
day evening, with the associate ma
tron. Miss Adele Marseglia, presiding
in the absence of the matFon, Mrs.
Capper A program was rendered,
consisting of songs by Miss Grace
Roberds, accompanied by Mrs. Elsie
Evening star., 1925-03-15
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
liberty

Hope Council, No. 1, after the regu-
lar meeting Tuesday night had a
five hundred card party. The council
will give a st. Patrick's dance
Tuesday in Naval Lodge Hall,
Fourth street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue southeast, all members of the
order and their friends being invited.
Evening star., 1925-03-15

Ter the second degree on James s
vance next Wednesday. Past Grand
Joseph G. Herbert OF Salem Lodge.
No. %. will act as noble grand.
Federal City Lodge, No. 20. will re-
sumo degree work Friday evening
with the initiation OF candidates. and
the succeeding degrees to follow at
intervals of two weeks. Noble Grand
Michael K. Murray has been appointed
Instructor of the lodge in place of
Past Grand II. Allen Ison, resigned.
Eastern Lodge is conducting a cam
paign TO raise $1,000 in order to pur-
chase a new set OF paraphernalia.
Action is being taken by several
lodges, subordinate and Rebekah, in
the contemplated purchase and in
stallation of a directory to be placed
in the lobby OF the temple.
Grand Warden Lemuel H Windsor
was appointed by the grand master
to take charge of the 106th anniver-
sary celebration and annual banquet
OF the order. Representatives have
been called for from the various
lodges and a general meeting will be
held Thursday at pm. in the tenn
pie.
Grand Master James f. Chamber
lain and his corps of officers visited
Union Lodge, No. IL. last Monday
evening. The work was exemplified.
The largest visitation of the series
thus far was held Wednesday eve
ming by the grand master to Harmony
Lodge, No. 8, at the temple.
(,-a.l
lain, accompanied by the officers Of
the Grand Lodge, will officially visit
Central Lodge, No. 1, next Friday
evening.
Washington Lodge expects to con-
fer the third degree Tuesday evening.
The banner contest which was pro-
vided for by resolution of the Grand
Lodge at its recent session has been
started. The committee, composed of
Grand Representative w. w. MILAN,
Grand Master James e. Chamberlain.
Deputy Grand Master Henry W. Tip
petit, Grand Secretary Harry L. An
derson and Grand Representative
John H. Wood, have held several con-
ferences relative to preparing the
schedule and ratings on the contest
and have now submitted same to the
various subordinate lodges. Record
will begin from the beginning of the
calendar year on all points. with the
exception of the last two paragraphs,
relating to highest percentage of
members present and highest per-
centage of punctuality of attendance
of officers, which will be rated from
April 1.
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 20, will
have degree work at ITS meeting
Tuesday evening at its hall, Four
teenth and Kenyon streets northwest.
Noble Grand Osmund announces a
complete exemplification of the de-
gree.
Golden Rule Lodge will confer the
third degree next Tuesday evening.
Beginning the first Tuesday in April.
the lodge will initiate, the other de-
grees following in regular order on
succeeding meeting nights.
Columbia Lodge, No 10 met, with
Noble Grand Nash presiding. After
comforting the second degree on nine
candidates remarks were made by
Past Grand C. F. Goodwin of Bay
State Lodge of Lynn, Mass; Chester
Holstein of Norfolk Lodge, No. 80. Of
Norfolk, Va, and others. Grand In
structor Wood and other grand Off :
GERS paid the lodge a fraternal visit.
Mount Nebo Encampment conferred
the second degree on a class Monday
evening and was assisted by members
of Fred D. Stuart. Junior Warden
Ourand has resigned his Office on ac-
count of illness.
Evening star., 1925-03-15

Federal City Lodge, No. 20, will re-
sumo degree work Friday evening
with the initiation of candidates. and
the succeeding degrees to follow at
intervals of two weeks Noble Grand
Michael Z. Murray has been appointed
Instructor of the lodge in place of
Past Grand II. Allen Ison, resigned.
Evening star., 1925-03-15
ODD FELLOWS.

Friendship Lodge. No. IL. win con-
Ter the second degree on James S
vance next Wednesday. Past Grand
Joseph G. Herbert OF Salem Lodge
No. %, will act as noble grand
Evening star., 1925-03-15

Eastern Lodge is conducting a cam
paisn 70 raise $1,000 in order to pur-
chase a new set Of paraphernalia
Evening star., 1925-03-15

An unusual ceremony will be OBJ
served in Theodore Roosevelt Lodge
Wednesday evening in connection
with the degree work. Matinecock
Lodge of oyster Bay. n. Y, Presi-
dent Roosevelt's lodge, has presented
TO its Washington namesake its
great lights
Evening star., 1925-03-15

Action is being taken by several
lodges, subordinate and Rebekah in
the contemplated purchase and in
stallation of a directory to be placed
in the lobby of the temple.
Evening star., 1925-03-15

Takoma Chapter, No. IL, met Fri
day evening. at which time the de-
grees were conferred. Yesterday aft
ernoon a food sale was held for bene-
fit Of the floral circle. and a card
party was held last night a t the home
of Junior Past Matron Clinton for the
benefit of dormitory fund.
Evening star., 1925-03-15

The Auxiliary Home Board Of Co.
lumbia Chapter will meet Thursday
at pm. at the home Of Mrs. Clara
B. Leverton, 1851 New Hampshire
avenue. Mrs. Grace Beasley and
Mrs. Mildred Johnson will be as
sistant hostesses. The board is plan
ming a benefit card party. to be held
at Wardman Park Inn the afternoon
of April %.
Evening star., 1925-03-15

Grand Warden Lemuel H. Windsor
was appointed by the grand master
to take charge of the 106th anniver-
sary celebration and annual banquet
OF the order. Representatives have
been called for from the various
lodges and a general meeting will be
held Thursday at pm. in the tenn
pie.
Evening star., 1925-03-15

The Ionic Club of Master Masons
of the Treasury Department, general
accounting office, and the Capitol
will hold its monthly meeting at the
Arcade tomorrow evening This, it
is announced, will be a very impor-
tant meeting and something new in
the way of entertainment has been
planned, after which refreshments
will be served
Evening star., 1925-03-15

Master Platt H. Birch of Osiris
Lodge, No. 26, in the effort TO fully
round up his past masters, hGS- en-
listed them all in the degree work
set aside for Wednesday evening.