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the annual vesper service of the
Knights Of Columbus will be held Sun
day evening, January "a, in the crypt
Of the National Shrine of the Immacu.
late Conception, at the Catholic Uni
versity, which, 1t Is expected, will be
completed by that time. Archbishop
Curley will officlate at the services.
Announcement also was made of the
annual get-together dinner of Wash
ington Knights Of Columbus February
l6. probably at Rauscher's. and for
which Grand knigh: Flynn appointed
the following committee: James T.
ltyan, chairman; John T.. Lynch,
Thomas T.. Petit. John J. Downey,
John p. Dunn. Paul W. McGovern,
stephen NJ. Stafford Charles J. Mont
gomery, NJ. Frank Cuddy and Francis
Obold
The members were urged to attend
the weekly luncheons of the Knights
OF Columbus at the Hamilton Hotel.
The council voted an appropriation
Tor the purchase of tickets to the an
nual benefit for the Children's Hos
pltal, non-sectarian institution of
Washington, for which 500 was voted
by local Knights of Columbus.
A report was read concerning the
work of the Knights of Columbus
Evening School, which showed the
school to be In a Furnishing condition.
Special attention was called to the
annual anniversary party of Carroll
Council, which will be held on the
evening of December 20. and will be
In the nature of Christmas party for
The members and their families.
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annual visitation to Reno Council, No.
46. January 4.
Star Spangled Banner Council. No
8, met December II, with Councillor
w. L. Sudwarth presiding. The oath
and obligation were conferred upon
three candidates.
State Councillor Harry A. Beck has
issued a proclamation designating
Sunday, January 8, as Junior Order
United American Mechanics day.
Preachers in local churches will be
asked to preach special patriotic
sermon that day.
Independent Council. No. ,, met
Tuesday evening and II. H. Randall
Of Eagle Council, No. Q, presented his
credentials as State council deputy
and was received with appropriate
honors.
The following officers were elected:
councillor. A. l.. Goodall (tenth ternl);
vice councillor, 3. /. S. kaufman fifth
tern); recording secretary, J. B. Tiffey
(thirtieth term); financial secretary, j..
A. Hopkins Twelfth term; treasurer,
j. d. Seiffert twelfth term; conduc-
tor, w. j. Linkins; warden, George II.
Day; inside sentinel. Vernon Upde-
grove; outside sentinel, Thomas l..
Beavers; chaplain, j. w. Tucker.
A hand-carved gavel was presented
by Past State Councillor William S.
Daleman. '.'...
The Grand Oriental Court was well
represented in brilliant fezzes.
remarks were made by II. G. Dak-
Ter of No. 55, j. A. Randall of No. g.
NJ. A. Burgess of No. - and F. Bruch-
Schen Of No 81
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Washington Council. No. 224, wiz
hold its annual Christmas party Tues
day night. A program of Christmas
carols will be presented by a male
choir under the direction Of Bernard
=. Lawns. Rev. Michael A. Mathis.
{. S. c.. director Of the foreign mis-
sions I'm India and editor of the BeuSa-
lese Magazine. who Is also chaplain OF
Washington Council. will deliver an
address. Following the entertainment.
Santa Claus will pay his respects to
the assembled members and present
them with turkeys, chickens. baskets
of provisions, cakes. haberdashery.
candies, cigars and cigarettes. Lee
turer Lewis A. Payne and committee
assisting him are in this work.
The prize essay committee Of Wash
ington Council, of which DR.. A. D.
Wilkinson Is chairman, has been ar
ranging details for next years contest.
The subject will be announced shortly.
Considerable interest Is being mani
tested.
The annual midwinter ball will be
held this year at the Mayfiower Hotel
Monday evening, January Is. Excel
lent music and special features are
promised. Applications for reserva-
tions are being received by Lewis 4.
Payne, chairman.
Inc procurement COr1lIIlltCee Oh
Washington Chapter, consisting of ].
Eugene Gallery. grand knight, as
chairman, and James D. Bligh and
William Magee, delegates, have COM
pleted arrangements for furnishing
presents and CONNECTIONS for the or
phans' Christmas party, to be given
Sunday afternoon, December 81, at
Knights of Columbus Hall. All or
phanges in the city Catholic and non
Catholic, have been invited.
Spalding Council met Thursday eve.
ming. and Grand Knight Thomas ].
Trodden outlined the achievements of
the closing year. He also announced
for January card party and dance
under auspices OF the ladies' commit
tee, Mrs. J. A. Overholt chairman;
January 81, an old-fashioned smoker;
February 4, exemplit1cation of de-
grees, and February 10, Valentine
party. under auspices of the ladies'
committee. Entertaining numbers
were presented by Lecturer Thomas
X. Galliher at the close of the business
session and q score Of prizes We're
awarded, including turkeys for Christ
mas. a ham, a half-dozen fruit cakes
and others.
At Carroll Councils meeting last
Tuesday evening Past Grand knight
James T. Ryan told Of the plans for
the annual Christmas tree, to be given
by the knights Of Columbus for the
orphans of Washington Sunday after
noon. Decemhee 81. at Knights of Co.
lumbus Han. He also announced that
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

At a recent meeting of Municipal
Council the following officers were
elected: Representative TO the Grand
Council, ii. A. Kulze: alternate rep
resentative, o. T. Baker: regent, W.
r. Drown; vice regent, l.. $. Smith;
secretary, w. NJ. Schoonmaker: col
lector, r. L. Craley; treasurer, S. II.
Takes; orator. J. r. Pulley: chaplain.
W. II. O'Brien; guide, o. B. Brussard;
warden, j. l. Ptnkert; sentry. l.. s.
Grlgsby; representative TO the Hos
pital Bed Fund Association. A. c.
Giles. The meeting was presided over
by Regent o. r. Baker.
The grand council Jurisdiction of
the District of Columbia was recently
visited by the supreme regent of the
Loyal Ladies Of the Royal Arcanum.
Mrs. Sara A. Downing of Boston.
Mass, accompanied by her supreme
guide, Ethel II. Hodsdon. These su.
preme officers of the Loyal Ladies
paid fraternal visit to Washington
after having instituted Baltimore
Council, No. %, with 40 charter
members.
The supreme officers were assisted
in the installation of this new Balti
more council by Regent Mrs. Gertrude
Goodwin of District Council of Wash
ington, d. c., who was accompanied
DE the following ofnCerS and members
OF her own council: Mr.. and Mrs /.
:. Childs, Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. II jana
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Lewis, Mr. ana
Mrs. Guy Allen. Mr.. and Mrs :. II.
Takes, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. O'Brien,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Giles, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. NJ. Coulter. Mr.. and Mrs c.
II. Cope, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Cotton.
w. J. Goodwin. Mrs J. L. Thomas, Mrs.
r.. Welthall and the grand regent and
Mrs. Joseph F. Brashears. The
Washington delegation were served
dinner at the Hotel Rennert after
which they attended the meeting in
a body.
Oriental Council held their annual
Christmas celebration Tuesday for the
children. Santa Claus distributed
from the Christmas tree presents to
all the children. and ice cream and
cake was provided for all. The chill
dren were also entertained by Her
bert A. Davis. The party was in
charge of J. Edward Swaine, ]. H.
Grub, George NJ. Evans, Corbin
Birch and their committee.
District Council met Wednesday and
elected officers. The meeting was in
charge of Regent G.. S. Brown.
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ORDER OF RED MEN

Chairman Feldman of the genera
campaign committee at the meetinE
last Monday, designated January J
as the date for the "get-together
council. This meeting will be held
in the Wigwam of Sioux Tribe and
every member Of the Improved Ordel
of Red Men and the ladies OF the
Degree of Pocahontas are expected 4"
be present The following have beeu
added to the general committee: NJ
+. Hayes and Roy Agate Of OsaG"
Tribe. c. Watts and II. Hummer from
Logan, L. i. Noehl and |. u. Petit
from Seneca and \. G.. Mcdonald aIG
I. G.. Kabceneu from Idaho Council,
u. of p.
New Year eve Logan Tribe Will
give an oldtime square and round
dance at Pythian Temple.
At the meeting OF the Idaho Tribr
Tuesday the following officers We're
nominated: Prophet, J. J. Caylor;
sachem, P. Brashears; senior saga
more. c. Spence; chief of records, G.
w. Lee: keeper of wampum, w.
Kolb; collector of wampum, C. W
Vaughan; choirmaster, \. Thompson
Waneta Council. D. of p. Will hold
their annual Riddle night" Tuesday
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FRATERNITIES

project and predicted that the amount
necessary would be provided for early
in the new year as all of the other
masonic Jurisdictions had heartily
approved OF the idea and We're rem
dering encouraging support.
The club decided TO change its
meeting place to Pythian Temple.
commencing with the January meet
ing, and that it would hold its meet
| inss there on the third Saturday in
stead of the second. Mr.. Day re-
ported that u large type Bibles had
| been purchased for the use of those
living at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. Messrs. Harbaugh, Bor-
land and Thompson We're voted tur-
keys.
The Masonic Veteran Association
of the District of Columbia, at it's
forty eighth annual convention at
Masonic Temple, elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Doctor Harry C. Frankenfield;
i1irst vice president, Benjamin w.
Sunny; second vice president, Gratz
T.. Dunkum; secretary, Ben c. Nc
Quay re-electedl: treasurer, James b.
l.ambie re-elected): almoner, David J..
Roberts rc-elected marshal, Ben
jlmin +. Larcombe; tiler. Edward
James G.. Mcqueen and Ben G. Me
Quay. Entertainment committee
Harry G. kimball and Benjamin f..
LarCombc. Membership committee
w. Spencer Armstrong, Frank E.
cunningham, J. Harry Cunningham
Henry Clyde Grimes. Harry Kimball
and George w. Smith.
y number of new members were
elected.
Tho ocSoo;.+;o, e,,ff,r,5 49, ,o.e, H.,
death of the following members dur
ing the year: Philip T. Hall, Hiram
Lodge, No. 10, February 10; George
II. Lilliebridge, B. &. French Lodge.
No. 10 March ): Frank A. Warfield
Ionic Lodge, No. I10. of Connecticut.
April IS: George W. Evans, La Fay
cite Lodge. No. 10. April %; Gen.
Nelson y. Miles honorary Southern
California Lodge, No. rs, of Los
Nichols honorary. Harmony Lodge
No. &, of Galveston, Tex, May Is:
William Edward Todd. Nation Lodge.
No. IS, of New Orleans. La, May %:
Henry Seitz Lichau, Stansbury Lodge.
No. "a, June 10: James :. Roy, Wash
ington Centennial Lodge. No. IA, Au
gust ID; Harrison Dingman. The New
Jerusalem Lodge. No. 8, September
IS; Edgar l. Booraem, La Fayette
Lodge, No. 10, October l; Thomas F..
Landon. The New Jerusalem Lodge
No. 9, October 10; Abraham b. Shekell
Potomac Lodge, No. ), October "a
Henry Lansburgh, B. B. French
Lodge, No. 10, November %: Emmons
:. Smith, La Fayette Lodge, No. 10.
December g..
Elections.
Melvin a. WertZ, who has been
elected master of Albert Pike Lodge,
No. SO, was born in Dalton County,
Ohio, and came to Washington In
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Mond; Potomac. No. ), Z, {.
=: r, French. No; 10. social.
Mt, Pheasant, No, 80, NJ. VI.
uesday-Federal; No; !, f. c.
Tajioula, No. -. +. G..
=, Samuel Gumncrs. No. 10. NJ NJ;
dnesday-Harmouy. No. II, called
Warren G. Harding. No. 80. f. 4.
Chevy Chase. No. ~. F.. {.
Fhursday-The New Jerusalem. No. 8.
called off
Friday Christmas Dayl--All lodges
SaturdaS-School of instruction
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesday-Mount Horeb. No :. Mark.
Potomac. No s. ROYAL Arch.
Thursday--W ashiuGton. No. .. called
Wm. r. Singleton. No. IA called
off
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
COMMANDERIES
Monday-Orient. No. ). Order OF the
Tuesday-De Molay. No. 4. Order or
BrlEhtwool. No. i. Red Cross
and Malta.
Friiay-All COMMANDERS. Christ
mas day ObSCrv anrc.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Observation-Disclosures Council. 80 /.
degrees and election.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday dc Bruce Council.
KNIGHTS Kadosh, statutory
Albert PIKE Consfstory. NJ. R. :.
statutory assembly.
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Pentalpha Lodge, No. 23-Harry l..
Underwood. master; George W. Smith,
senior warden; Ernest p. Knapp, jun
ior warden; Henry a. Babcock, secre-
tary; Archie Il. Il. Onyun, treasurer;
Rev. W. L. Smith, chaplain; Edgar Z.
Bageant, master of ceremonies; Cliff.
ford +. Temple, senior deacon; Ara
NJ. Daniels, junior deacon: Robert r.
Whittleton, senior steward; John w.
Barnes. junior steward; Thomas l..
Smith, tiler; Charles II. kocher. or.
ganist; Maitland S. Wright, soloist;
trustees of charity fund, c. P. Boss,
Charles S. King and A. NJ. Poynton;
finance committee. w. w. Jermane, J.
T.. Huber and ID. Fulton Harris; dele
gates to the Masonic board of relief
Fl. :. Naylor and +. r. Dyer: dele
gate st. Johns Mite Association, Paul
Schureman: representative, board of
directors lodge room No. 2, c. P. Boss;
board of directors Masonic and East.
ern Star Home, r. w. Mathaney;
board of managers Masonic employ.
ment bureau, G.. w. Smith.
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WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

A community Christmas tree will
stand in front of the w. O. W. TEN
pie. "a Grant place All sovereign
and their families are invited to visit
the temple.
Elm Camp elected officers as FOL
lows Francis /. Peck. consul con-
mander: adviser lieutenant. Chatham
escort Merillat: clerk, Holland bank
er. Wolfey; Waterman. Diatol: set
try, Ryan; musician, Mcdonald; au
ditor. RUBY. A committee WAS an
pointed to purchase d jewel for the re
firing consul commander.
Capt. William IIeIgesen is the new
consul commander of ". A. Erase"
Camp. Several Of the new members
were drafted for service at last Mon
day nights election
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1890. lie is en-
ployed in the Gen
eral A C c o uniting
Office. He ~ a q
made a Master
Mason in Cedar
Lodge. No. 43o, at
Orrvillc. Ohio. Jan
uary ., 1858. and
is a charter mem
bcr of Albert Pike
Lodge. He IS a
Royal Arch Ma
son, a Knight
Templar, and also
a member Of Al
mas Temple. He
also Is Il Knight
Commander of the
Court of Honor OF
: bn Scot EifS
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JR. O. U. A. M.

Benning Council. No. 81. met De
cember IA in Odd Fellows Hall, Ben
ming, d. c., for the nomina ton of Off
GERS for the ensuing term and the en-
tertalnment committee met to make
final arrangements for the Christmas
festival. Arrangements arc also being
made to hold a dance January IS.
jointly with Unity Council. No. II.
Daughters OF America. State Vice
Councillor J. d. Simpson gave Z talk
for the good of the order. Installa-
ton OF officers will be held Decem-
Der %.
Edward J. Ross Council, No. Is,
with Vice Councillor Britton presiding
at its regular meeting held in
Pythian Temple December 10 had FIVE
applications for membership. The
joint committees of +. J. Ross, An
drew Jackson and Star Spangled Ban
ner councils met to complete final ar.
rangements for the second annual
children's Christmas entertainment, to
be held December 80 in the Pythian
Temple. Nomination of officers was
held. a speech was made by Record
ing Secretary G. w. Swift.
Grand Oriental Court. No. 1. at its
meeting held at Northeast Masonic
Temple December 10 conferred the
first Oriental degree on a class of 10
candidates. Elections of the following
officers were held: Grand orient, z. B.
Bailey; vice grand orient, F. w. Muel.
Ter; grand secretary, w. L. Jenkins;
grand treasurer. r. H. Yates: grand
prophet, W. L. Sudwarth; grand
prince, c. F. Mueller; grand herald
r. F. Burgess; grand keeper inside
portal, w. F. Osterman: grand keeper
outside portal. John Beall: trustees
Maurice Peabody. Henry Backenhei.
mer and julius Latham. An oyster
supper was served.
Anacostia Council, No. Is. met Mon.
day evening, with Councillor G. L. Law
presiding. The nomination Of officers
was held. The degree team Of Oriental
Court. Eagle, No. 2. Of Star Spangled
Banner Council, No. s, gave a drill.
Ten candidates received the Oriental
degrees, after which an oyster supper
was served. The clown band Of Eagle
Court, under the direction of Harry
Chrisman, entertained.
A special meeting was held at the
home of State Councillor Harry A.
Beck Tuesday evening. All State coun.
Gil officers were present, including
National Organizer B. L. Shaffer. A
general outline for the betterment OF
the organization was discussed. includ.
ing an extensive membership cam.
paign to start the first week Of Jan.
uary. State Councillor Harry A. Beck
and his staff or officers will pay their
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Chase Lodge, No.
a., DR.. William I.
OGus was elected
master. DIR. OguS
was the originator
of the idea of hav-
ing a lodge in
Chevy Chase. He
served as junior
warden of the
lodge during its
first year, when
Judge Isaac \.
Hit was the mas
ter, and last year
served as senior
,t-.lrflon
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Syracuse Lodge. No. 10, met Decem-
Der II with Chancellor Commander
Thornton presiding. After a short
business meeting Grand Chancellor
Heisley and other grand lodge Off.
GERS paid the lodge their annual visit.
The speaker of the evening was Rep.
resentative Iiungerford of Alabama.
The ceremonies were opened by the
entire membership singing "Colum-
bia.' followed by selections by the or.
chestra. c. Rruon of Columbia Lodge
sang. Mr.. Wheelock gave a comedy
address intcrspersed with jokes. a duet
followed by Sam Celia and G.. Bruno.
and presentation of silver dish was
made to Grand Chancellor Heisley by
Albert kahlert. The election Of Off
GERS was held. The third rank was
conferred on Elmer Smallwood
Rathbone Temple Pythian Sisters
met, with Most Excellent Chief Ella
Thornton presiding, and the follow
ing officers were elected: Past chief
Ella Thornton; most excellent chief
Bessie Payne; excellent senior. Freida
Marks: excellent Junior, Eff1e lawson:
manager, Edith Berg; protector, Mir
lam Payne; guard, Alice Kirby.
Franklin, No. ., will hold their an.
nual election Tuesday.
Century Decatur. No. so, will hold
their annual elections Monday night.
Chancellor Comman der II. B. Reid re-
quests all members to attend.
Amaranth, No. IS, will have their
annual election Monday night
The ways and means committee will
not meet until January ., at 8 pm
SyrAcusians, No. 10, and Rathbone
Superior. No. 90, will not meet next
week
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters,
will give their annual turkey dinner
December q, to the members Of the
almshouse of Alexandria, Va Mrs.
Carrie Davis is in charge Of the com.
mittee.
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DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

Circle No. 242 of st. Charles. Clareu-
don, held its monthly social meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Helene Crack
Tuesday evening. HosteSses Were
Mrs. Crack and Miss KATHERINE
Bailey. Progressive 500 was played
after which refreshments were served.
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EASTERN STAR.

officers of Martha Chapter We're
installed at the last meeting as fol-
lows: Matron, Jean d. Brown; patron,
r. Eugene Wells: associate matron,
Lille f. Barker; secretary, Evelyn
Hursh; treasurer, Alice Heimer; con-
ductress, Charlotte Paine; associate
conductress, Ray Kimmel; chaplain,
Elsie NJ. Speer; marshal, Alice NJ. Dix
on; organist. Eta Austin; Adah, Ethel
?. Dixon: Ruth. Susie n. Burns; Es-
Their, Louise Kurtz: Martha, Amelia
Payne: Electra, Ethel L. Towner;
warder, Maude I. Wells; sentinel, Jesse
Stephens.
Grand Lecturer Mollie Teachum in
stalled officers of Acacia Chapter as
follows: Mrs. Ethel Taylor, matron;
Harry Helwig, patron; Mrs Elizabeth
Davis associate matron; Mrs. Rather
inc Mansfield, secretary; Miss Anne
Collier, treasurer: Miss Louise Davey,
conductress: Mrs. Mary Hand, asso-
ciate conductress: Mrs. Bessie Hous-
ton, chaplain: Mrs. Helen Sykes, mar.
shall; Mrs. Minnie j. Burdine, organist;
Miss Eva Campbell, Adah; Mrs. Bertha
Wea1thall, Ruth; Mrs. Helen Lyles,
Esther; Mrs. Louis Heinzman, Mar
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ODD FELLOWS,

Grand Patriarch Wilfred E. Lawson,
accompanied by his grand officers Of
the Grand Encampment, will make an
official visit tomorrow night to Fred
D. Stuart Encampment No. Z, at I. o.
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SAMUEL GoMPERs LODGE No.
~ 50, received its charter from the
Grand Lodge of Masuns of the Dis
tr'ict Wednesday evening at the an
tual meeting OF the Grand Lodge, an
honor that was duly acknowledged by
Henry !. Gompers, acting master OF
the new lodge under its diSpensation
nd son of the distinguished labor
loader in whose honor the new lodge
Was organized and named. The lodge
viii have degree work Tuesday eve
ming for the first time under its
harter.
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At the annual meeting of Che
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High Priest Maurice l.. Brcwton of
Potomac ROYAL Arch Chapter states
that following the degree scheduled
for Tuesday evening, which will be
The last ritualiStic work in the chap
ter this capitular year. refreshments
will be served. Frank l.. Fisher Will
head the official line in the degree
work.
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Tho ST. Johns day communication
Of the Grand Lodge Of MasonS for
the District of Columbia Will be held
in Masonic Temple Monday evening,
December IS, when action will he
taken on the matters referred to in
the grand masters annual report, and
the annual election and installation
OF officers will be held.
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Matron Ida V. johnson Of Lebanon
Chapter will install the newly elected
officers at the next meeting Of the
chapter, Tuesday evening.
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East Gate Chapter. No. u. will have
charge Of the religious service at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home this
afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Simp-
son B. Daugherty of the United
Brethren Church will oticiate
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Congress Lodge Chapter, No. So, at
its last meeting, elected and appoint
ed the following officers, and they will
be Installed tomorrow: Evelyn Hazen,
matron; A. II. Gregory, patron; Maude
r. Meyers, assistant matron; BelIer
Wolf, conductress; Elizabeth Brewer,
assistant conductress; Lydia Gassman,
secretary; Susie Conrad, treasurer; an.
pointed officers: F. I. Raemy, B. M.
Lawrenson, Rosa Koehler, Irva Nc
Condor, Dolly George, Abel Bore,
Grace NJ. Landlord, Esther Lawren.
son and K. H. Smith.
There Will be a special meeting of
Unity Chapter, No. %, Monday, for
the purpose Of installing the newly
elected officers, In the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple, at Eighth and F streets
northeast, at 1880 pm.
Temple Chapter, No. 13, held it's
annual election of officers Monday eve.
ming as follows: Mrs. Margaret Smith.
matron; Mrs. Miriam Norwood, asso-
ciate matron; Mrs. Clara Wiseman,
secretary (re-elected); Mrs. Nora H.
Henry, treasurer (re-elected); Mrs.
Lille Eibel, conductress; Mrs. Louise
Hoskinson, associate conductress:
Louis Goldberg, patron. Installation
Will be held December %.