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bers in the storm-torn councils of Flor
ida, the council appropriated $25.
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10. met
September % and was presided over
by Councillor Frank B. Neidfeldt. f.
Fl. Bailey, chairman fol. this council
on the benefit concert October /. ad
dressed the council.
Benning Council, No. 21, was called
to order in the l. O. o. +. Hall, Ben
ming, d. c., Monday evening by Coun
cilor F. Bruchschen. The council pre-
sented each member present with a
ticket with the request that he attenC
the benefit concert at Masonic Temple
for the Orphans Home, at Tiff1n, Ohio
A. S. Dahler of Liberty Bell Council
addressed the council on subjects OF
general interest to all Juniors.
At the last meeting of Reno Council
No. 46, presided over by Councillor
w. Hollidge, a large number of mem
bers were present. Fl. A. Abel re
ported that the council had organized
a bowling team and Joined the Junior
Order Bowling League. j. Frank
Butts, for the building committee, re
ported plans are progressing in a salts
factory manner The degree work
was rehearsed in preparation for the
initiation October IL. when severa
members of J. Morgan Read Council
will be initiated. AT the close OF the
council a buffet supper was served.
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master Henry w. Tippett an
nounces that his series of Fall vista
tions will begin with Friendship
Lodge, No. 10, next Wednesday eve
ming. Friendship Lodge meets al
Kidder Hall, 1922 Twentieth street.
Golden Rule Lodge. No, 21. will con
fer the initiatory degree next Tuesday
evening on a class of candidates.
Federal City Lodge. No. 20, returned
from the Sovereign Grand Lodge ses
sion with the first prize in the degree
contest held in Lulu Temple. Past
Grand and Grand Treasurer William
#. Mcconnell had charge of the de-
gree staff. Grand Treasurer McCon
nell has been in charge of degree work
for more than 15 years
Eastern Lodge, No. 7, conferred the
initiatory degree on a candidate last
Wednesday evening under the direc-
ton of Past Grand Master Wilfred
f. Lawson, degree director. Eastern
Lodge will have degree work every
meeting night this month.
Rebekah Lodges.
The anniversary Of the Rebekah
degree will be celebrated with appro.
pirate exercises in the auditorium OF
the I. o. o. F.. Temple. 419 Seventh
street, next Friday evening. There
will be an entertainment. followed by
dancing.
The Rebekah Home Circle will meet
Wednesday evening.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Potomac Council met last Monday
evening and elected the following Off
GERS: Michael d. Schaefer, grand
knight: William Foley, deputy grand
night; Joseph Fitzgerald. recorder;
John Buckley. treasurer; Ernest j.
Smith. warden; Joseph Fitzpatrick,
chancellor: ]. J. Mccarthy. inside
guard; Patrick Gilhooley and Louis
Nesline. outside guards; f. A. Heffer-
nan, advocate, and George Howell and
Edward L. Tucker, delegates to the
building company. Walter I. Plant
was reappointed financial secretary
by the grand knight. James Filgate.
Chris Sproesser and Walter I. Plant
we're rendered a vote of appreciation
by the council for their work during
the past year. Rev. Michael F. Fitz-
patrick Of ST. Aloysius Church ad-
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acceptance of the office of chaplain.
James Ryan, District deputy. deliv-
cred a short talk and urged all mem
bers to aid the Archbishop Curley
scholarship fund. Announcement was
also made regarding the resumption
Of the Wednesday night dances Jo-
seph Degnan will again act as chair
man of the dance committee. The
first dance Of the season was held
last Wednesday,
Keane Council will meet in the X
Of c. Hall October IA. All officers will
be installed by State Deputy Charles
w. Darr.
District Deputy William G. Feely
will install the newly elected officers
Of Carroll Council next Tuesday eve
ming. assisted by State Warden w. A.
Mulligan