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ROYAL ARCANUM.

At the meeting of kismet Council
Wednesday Albert Lewellen Moore,
Frances Murray Bowie, Andrew Du-
vail and Russell Helms were admitted
to membership. The degree was con-
ferred by Kismet Council degree team
under the leadership of J. t. Whaien,
regent. On behalf of the Grand Coun-
Gil of the District of Columbia, Grand
Regent Joseph F. Brashears presented
to kismet Council a prize of $26, won
by the council in a. membership cam
paign. Various other prizes were also
presented by the grand regent. Royal
Arcanum buttons were presented to
the newly elected members by Grand
Vice Regent j. Ii. Grubb. Field Deputy
Herbert A. Davis also addressed the
meeting Plans were made by the
council for a supper dance to be given
on April 26 at Redbank, Va. The
meeting was in charge of r. &. Lewis,
regent.
Capital Council met Thursday, with
Regent E. II. Green presiding.
District Council, Loyal Ladies of the
Royal Arcanum met Friday evening.
The meeting was in charge of Regent
Mrs. Thomas.
Municipal Council met Saturday.
Regent w. f. Drown presided.
The Grand Council of the District
of Columbia will meet April 5, at the
Hotel Raleigh. Grand Regent Joseph
+. Brashears will preside.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

The last meeting of the Golden Rod
Club was held at the home of Mrs.
Ida Yost. Mrs. Julia Delano and Mrs.
May Hoar We're welcomed into the
club with appropriate ceremonies. A
luncheon was served, after which the
afternoon was spent playing 500, with
Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell and Mrs. Craw-
ford making the highest score.
Concluding the series of 1885
grand visitations. Martha cambridge
Council, No. /, the home council of
the State councillor, Emily Hook
strasser. will be hostess, March 81, at
Northeast Masonic Temple.
Anacostia Council, No. IA, was en-
tertained after its meeting March
II by several piano selections con-
tributed by Mrs. Roy Easter and solos
by Roy Easter. Little Miss Edna
Sweeney gave several fancy dances.
Virginia Dare Council No. %, held
it's first meeting in its new home Fri
day. The meeting nights have been
changed to the second and fourth Fri
days of each month and they will meet
at Red Mems Hall, 709 D street. Past
Councillor Mary Rewzee. Councillor
Leota Hendrix and Pianist Dolores
Penden had charge of the banquet.
Miss Amelia Berhle gave an exhibi-
ton of the Charleston" Mrs. Viola
Thompson. Mrs. Swan. Mrs. Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox, Mr.. Howell and
others addressed the council on frater-
nal activities. Mrs. Viola Thompson
rendered several selections on the
piano. Drill Master Seymour has re-
quested prospective members of the
drill team to attend Saturday.
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the Washington Hotel. when the chair
men of the various committees were
announced. The club entertainment
committee is headed by Lieut.. Happy
Walker as chairman. with the follow
ing members; Lieut.. George T.. Pickett,
Sd, vice chairman; Lieut.. George j..
Grove, Lieut.. Charles Riemer, Mai.
Thomas Il. Fawcett, Lieut.. Howard s.
Fisk, E. A. Mel, jr.: Capt. c. Theodore
SchWegler, Lieut.. Walter kilbourne
and Arthur Riemer.
The following chairnen of commit
tees were announced:
General chairman, Lieut.. Col. Fred
r. Ryons, toastmaster; reception. Capt.
Frederick l.. Stephens; ceremonial,
Maj. Charles w. Freeman: finance,
Lieut.. Howard S. Fisk; invitations,
Lieut.. George f.. Pickett, Sd; speakers,
Lieut.. Col. Fred B. Ryons; entertain
ment. Lieut.. Happy Walker; reserva-
tions, Lieut.. Charles Riemer: music.
Maj Thomas e. Fawcett; publicity,
Lieut.. Howard S. Fisk; decorations,
Arthur Riemer: automobiles, Lieut..
CurCs Handley; banquet, Lieut..
Charles Riemer.
The affair will be held at the May
flower Hotel May 6, at s o'clock.
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extended to all V. F. w. posts in
the city to attend.

National Capital Post. No. 127, met
Monday evening at Pvthian Temple,
with Comdr. A. f. Pierce presiding.
The degree team, consisting Of Fast
Comdr Daniel j. Leahy, Junior Vice
Comdr. William =. Cavanaugh. Chap
lain Thomas r. J. Cavanaugh, Quar-
termaster Ernest Wickstrand, AdJu.
tant Harry =. Clements, officer of
Day Michael Guiffre and Patriotic
Instructor Samuel G. Mawson, ini-
tiated the following recruits: A. Camp
bell Robertson, 114th Field Artillery,
World War. served in France; Rupert
l.. Purdon, 4th Division, World War,
served in France; received by trans
fer, John McHugh. from Capt. Allyn
Capron Post, No. %, of Philadelphia,
Pa =. war with Spain, served in Philip
pines.
This post will he represented with
80 votes at department encampment
to be held in District of Columbia
Armory June 10 to II, as follows:
Comdr Francis G. HUM, Adjt. VIII
liam !. Jenkins, Quartermaster George
J. Neuner, Surgeon DIR. G. B. TRIBE,
Judge Advocate Robert p. Parrott,
Inspector Everett f. Miller. Member
of Council Ernest Wickstrand and
Post Comdr. A. r. Pierce,
The following were elected: Dele
gates-John j. Allen. James Bird,
Clarence z. Brewer, Thomas r. }.
Cavanaugh. William p. Cavanaughr
+. II. Clark Harry p. Clements.
Charles f. Currier, r. o. Johnson,
Michael Guiffre, George Kastner,
Daniel ]. Leahy, ELI Lidstone, Ben
jamin Levy, Samuel q. Mawson,
Charles r. Neff. Jacob Orken, VII
liam Rocket, c. &. Scheible, Rupert
Purdon, Edward J. Sullivan and F..
A. Douglass. Alternates-Forreste
Coulter. Jacob de Hart, q. II. Foer
ster, William H. Hotel r. NJ. JarbOe,
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W0MAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCTA.
TION

National Review, No. 1 met in Odd
Fellows Hall Thursday evening. at
which time several candidates were
initiated.
Columbia Review, No. 3, met in w,
o. w. Hall Monday night. Plans were
made for a card party to be held at
the home of the commander, Mrs. A.
Byrne, "a Iowa circle. The Officers
Club will meet with Columbia Review
April Il. Following a short meeting,
a social will be held.
Brightwood Review, No. S, met in
it's hall Monday evening. Several
applicants for membership were ac.
cepted. The review will give a theater
party at Keith's April 20. Refresh
ments were served.
Wednesday evening the Alpha Beta
Chi Girls Club met, and several new
members were accepted The club will
give card party at .Wisteria Cafe
April Z.
Mrs. Helen w. Luckett. 1912 Orren
street northeast, was hostess to mis-
cellaneous shower in honor. OF Miss
Margaret Bridwell. The members of
Liberty union Review gave many
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American War Veterans Club.

An expression of sympathy Will be
forwarded to President Coolidge by
the American War Veterans Club of
this city, which took official cogni-
zance of the death Of his father last
week, at an assembly of it's mem
bers at the City Club last Monday
night.
The expression was couched in the
following language: 1T Is with feeling
of profound regret that we learn of
the passing of your esteemed father.
Col. John G. Coolidge, at his home
at Plymouth, VT, and we trust that
In your sorrow. you will accept the
heartfelt condolences of the member
ship of the American War Vetera MS
Club of the District of Columbia" :"
The expression will bear the signature
of Lieut. Col. Fred 3. Ryons, president
of the club.
The club voted to hold its first ban
uuet and ball at the Mayflower Hotel.
on which occasion the newly elected
officers will be installed with appropri-
ate ceremonies. Many prominent OFF,
cials of the Government will be pres
bnt as guests of the club. The club
will also have as its guests disa abled
veterans from the local hospitals.
The new organization also adopted a
certificate OF membership and a mem
bership card, both of which will be
engraved and bear the insignia of the
club. Zero hour" prizes We're award
ed to Capt. e. &. Lowe, Sergt. Rush
S. Young, Lieut.. George L. Pickett. Sd;
Herbert Duboise and Norman A.
Deveney.
The following We're elected to mem
bership: Frederick Bucholtz, DIR. Lieut..
Marcus Bourglum. Sergt. Hugh Marsh,
Charles W. Eicol. sDarnestown, Md;
Sergt John G. Chevalier. DR.. How
ard F. Kane, Col. f. H. Abadie, gen
eral staff, Z. s. A. Nonresident mem
bers: Lieut.. Col. w. f. Brooks. com
manding Reserves of the 7th Army
Corps, with headquarters at Omaha,
Nebr., and Lieut.. Albert H. Acken.
Miami, Fla.
The first affair at which women
will be invited will be held at an early
date and will be featured by zero
hour" for which many prizes have
been donated by members of the club.
Details for the installation of the
newly-elected officers were worked out
at a meeting of the entertainment
committee Wednesday afternoon at
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showed Florida's membership as 10,-
075, as against "a quota of 1883.

The McGroarty-O'C Post, No.
7, held its regular meeting Wednes-
day in the boardroom of the District
Building. The post authorized the
purchase of Ia field drums, two bass
drums and two sets of cymbals from
Droop's Music Store. Upon the ar
rival of these Instruments instruction
will be Immediately started toward
formation of a drum corps. Harlan
Wood, America nization officer of the
District Department Of the American
Legion and chairman of the veterans
Joint committee, introduced a resolu-
ton setting aside a period at each
meeting to be given to Americaniza-
ton instructions. Henry f. Renter,
Michel lie Large, James Francis Ros'
sitter, Raymond De.Marc Evans, Henry
Kerner, j. e. B. Warner, Philip Ernest
Smith and William r. James were
elected to membership.
Addresses were made by Capt. Paul
McGahan. past department command.
er, American Legion; Maj. John
Simms, Maj. Daniel Donovan, Comdr.
Francis HUM, Veterans of Foreign
Wars: Chauncey Howard of the Army
and Navy Union, Maj. w. Peake, Maj.
Freeman, William Franklin, Albert
Michaud, vice commander Veterans
of Foreign Wars: W. j. jenkins, de-
partment adjutant. Veterans of For
eign Wars; John Watts, Francis Miller
and Department Vice Comdr. Thomas
F'raile. Radio Joe, a disabled vet
eran. entertained with banjo selec-
tionS.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Keane Councils 500 Club will re-
sumo its card parties in the X. of G.
clubhouse Thursday evening. April
8. with Mrs. Mary G.. Adamson in
charge.
Washington Council will meet on
Tuesday evening and an interesting
program is promised after the con
ferring of the first and second degrees.
Ten candidates will be guests of the
council at ths anniversary banquet
April % at Itauschers, when the
twenty ninth anniversary will be
celebrated In fitting style. according to
lecturer Lewis A. Payne and his
committee, who promise q wonderful
program for the occasion. Musical
selections will be furnished by a. large
membership choir in charge of Mr..
". C.. O'Toole, who will preside at
the organ Tuesday evening. Three
prizes will be awarded.
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Veterans of Great War
American Legion.

Miss Emily j. Carey was 1nstalieo
as commander Of Belleau Wood Post,
No 3, American Legion, at meeting
of the post at her home Sunday
afternoon at Thrifton, Va. Other
officers installed were: Miss Mar
garet c. Shaughnessy, senior vice
commander; Miss Grace Cook, junior
vice commander; Miss Violet van
Wagner, chaplain; Miss Ethel M
Baer. adjutant, and Mrs. Gertrude
Lowen, finance officer. Capt. Paul
+. McGahan. past department COM
mander of the District of Columbia
was the installing officer.
The financial positions in the
American Legion Auxiliary through :
out the Nation will be bonded un :
der national schedule bond au-
thorized at the last national conven-
ton of the auxiliary, 1t was an
nounced by Mrs. Lucy Boyd, ma
tional secretary.
The Omaha convention ruled that
"all units and departments shall be
bonded. but the national schedule
bond shall be optional" National
headquarters urges that all posts take
advantage Of the auxiliary's national
schedule bond
A bulletin outlining the purpose
and details of the bonding plan has
been prepared and distributed to
auxiliary units for their information
Florida Department Of the American
Legion is the first department In the
Nation to reach and surpass the
membership quota set for 1t for 1926,
it was announced by National Ad1t'
James +. Barton.
Florida, with percentage OF
100.s6, went "over the top in quota
on March II. based upon returns re-
ceiyed In the national treasurer
office on that date. The figures
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

A reception was rendered recently TO
Grand chancellor Lee R. Emory IN
honor Of his election as head of the
order in this domain, and to the grand
prelate, Israel Sommers, 1t being MS
siyty.second birthday celeoratloh:
Chairman Theodore TAN introduced
them. l.. /. Bealle, chancellor com.
mander of Webster Lodge, No. Z, ana
Mr.. Wealthall of Amaranth were pres
ent. Addresses were made py tne
Junior past grand chancellor, George
r Heislev: Grand Vice Chancellor
Emil f. Jaehnke. Grand Master-at-
arms A. Lacy Embrey. Grand Keeper
of Records and Seal w. A. klmmel,
Grand Prelate Israel Sommers, Grand
Lecturer Ralph b. Ford and Grand
Outer Guard Jared f. Skidmore. A
solo was rendered by James Is. Nor
ton of Webster Lodge, and musical
number by member or Columpla
Lodge. No. 26. A blooming rosebush
was presented to the grand prelate
and a bouquet of cut flowers to his
wife, Blanche Sommers. A banquet
was served.
The past chiefs of Rathbone and
Friendship Temples will give dinner
in the basement of Pythian Temple
April 7.
y
give dance and musical in the pub
lie hall of the temple May 3.
At a meeting of the ways and means
committee next Saturday evening of
ficers will be elected.
Grand Chancellor Lee B. Emory has
appointed the following special COM
mittees: Supreme lodge headquarters
James w. Carter, Albert kahlert
Edgar c. Snyder and the two supreme
representatives. Hamlin w. Wander
wort and Ellery w. Heiss. Princes of
the Orient -- Cleveland kennicut,
James McCulloch, Louis K. Pyles, Sid
ney Solomon and Walter 7. Trittipoe,
this committee to organize boys aged
from IA to Is years.
At Franklin Lodge, No. 2, after the
business. Past Grand Chancellor G.
W. Coyerstone of Nevada (Alphine
Lodge. No. 24) gave an account of the
progress of the order through the
West. Grand Chancellor Lee b. En-
ory and Past Supreme Representative
Perry z. Patrick made short ad-
dresses. The next convention of
Franklin Lodge, April 13, is the sixty
second anniversary of the institution
of the lodge.
Union Lodge, No. %, is making
preparations for a series of entertain
mentS to be given starting with the
first meeting night in May. Also
there will be a membership drive
started the first meeting in April, in
which each member will be expected
to bring in two applications.
The members of Friendship Temple
were entertained Wednesday evening
by the representatives to the Grand
Temple of Virginia. solo was sung
hv Mrs F,steIle Gray historical Iec.
ture by Mrs. Addie Freeman, a read.
ing by Mrs. Sullivan and piano solo
by Mrs. johnson.
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THE AHEPA.

The last meeting of the Washington
Chapter, No. 81, was held at Odd Eel
olws' Temple. The Supreme Secretary
of the fraternity addressed the mem
bers Since the last convocatfon of the
Ahepa it is announced that II new
chapters have been organized, making
total of 81 chapters all over the
country March 10 more than 35
members attended the second annual
banquet given by the Worthington
Chapter, No. 80, Baltimore, Md. The
following were initiated: Steven p.
Chaconas, c. Legreanos, c. t. Draco-
poulos, Dan V. Gotses, George Cha
conas, Peter Alafoginis. James J..
Stathes, G. A. Athanasopoulos, De-
metrios Mandis, Zenos Kultzis, Charles
Mandis and William Dracopoulos. The
following were elected: Theodore Cha
calos, James Choulis, Christ Senador
New application of Nick ID. Papavasi-
lopoulos was accepted. Next meeting
will be held April 13.
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NATIONAL UNION.

Potomac Council met Monday eve
ming at Pythian Temple. with Presi-
dent WI. Plemmons presiding. Field
Representative Jack Marshall, Fred
j. E. Rhodes, secretary of the execu-
tive board. J. Harry Jones of Victory
Council and Arthur A. Wright,
chairman of the executive board,
made addresses. Two new members
were given the first degree, the cere-
mony being performed by President
w. J. Plemmons.
United Council met Friday evening
at Pythian Temple Hall The feature
was the official visit of the members
of Victory Council led by President
Samuel Trupp. Seven new candi-
dates were elected to membership. An
entertainment followed.
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camp delegated 10 members to visit
the next convention of Elm Camp
and take part with the Glee Club.
Sovereign Ryan of Elm Camp re-
ports progress in his efforts to or
ganize a dramatic association among
the local camps. The matter was dis
cussed on the floor of the Boosters
Club meeting and much interest was
shown by the delegates. Sovereigns
Mcdonald, Merillat and Bovello, mu-
sicians of Elm Camp, will assist with
the orchestra.
Consul Comdr. Litchfield will pres
ent to Alpha Camp next Friday night
plans for the organization of a. COM
many of the II. r.
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FR ATE K RNITIES

Mount Vernon Council, No. 10, met
Thursday evening. March 1S, with
Councillor c. O. TAYLOR In the chair.
After the regular order of business,
the council adjourned to attend the
meeting of Oriental Court. No. /, at
Northeast Masonic Temple, Eighth
and + street, northeast.
Grand Oriental Court, No. |. held
it's regular monthly meeting. at
Northeast Masonic Temple. March is,
with Grand Orient Elmer II. Bailey
presiding. The ceremonial of initia-
tion was conducted by Grand Herald
r. Fred Burgess for % candidates.
A large class initiation is expected
for the following meetings state
Councillor Harry A. Beck and his
staff of officers will pay the court
it's fraternal visit April 8.
Star Spangled Banner Council. No.
s. was called to order last Friday
evening by Councillor Philip j. En-
gelhardt for the occasion of its
past officers night and get-together
meeting. State Councillor Harry A.
Beck and State Vice Councillor John
D. Simpson gave addresses. me
meeting was then turned over TO the
chairman OF the committee, charles
w. Magill. The clown band OF Eagle
Court. No. 2. under the direction OF
Harry e. Chrisman, rendered seiec-
tions. National Organizer B. Frank
Shaffer entertained with imperSona.
tions, OF the 81 past councillors OF
this council IS were present. with
remarks bv each. The principal
sneaker of the evening was, Judge j..
RI Cannaughton. Others who ad-
dressed the meeting We're: State Sec
retarv John Prender. State Chaplain
George l.. Myers. state Warden Ed
ward G. Beck, Grand Oriental Elmer
Fl. Bailey and Councillor. Philip J. I'm
plehardt, Past Councillor j. w:
Speakman on behalf of the council
presented to Charles w. Magiil a
nast national representative JeWel.
Supper was served.
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F. @, EAGLES.

The Ladies' Club of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles, Aerie No. 1876, has
organized. with the temporary officers
in the chairs. Plans for social ses-
sions We're discussed. and will be taken
up at the next meeting. An invitation
is extended to alb the wives. daughters,
mothers and sisters of members OF the
fraternity to attend the next meeting.
April 8, at pm. Refreshments will
no Seryn6
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The constant curling and waving
demanded by present styles in
bobbed hair slowly burns the color,
luster and very life from the hair,
leaving it dry, faded, brittle and full
of dandruff; then the hair roots
shrink and the hair falls out fast.
Since girls just must curl and
wave the hair to appear their pret-
tiest, try "Danderine" to offset any
bad effects. After the first applica-
ton your hair will take on new life
and that healthy, youthful luster, be-
come. incomparably soft, wavy and
appear twice as thick and abundant.
Falling hair stops and dandruff dis
appears.
A 35-cent bottle of refreshing
"Danderine" from any drug store or.
toilet counter will do wonders for
any girls hair. 1t goes right to the
roots, invigorates, nourishes and
strengthens them, helping the hair
to grow thick, healthy and luxuriant.
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Three new members were elected to
membership in Hope Council, No. !,
at last Tuesdays meeting. There will
be initiation next Tuesday, and all
members of the drill and degree teams
are requested to be present.
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Wo0nMEN OF THE WORLD.

Twenty-Five Uniform Rank men re-
ported to Capt. Helgesen last Monday
night at Fraser Camp. Sergt. Frank
di Mario gave INSTRUCTIONS in the
manual Of arms and fcer work. The
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gifts to the guest. A buffet. supper
was served.
Liberty Union, No. s, meets the
first and third Monday of each month
in Pythian Temple. The commander
Is Mrs. Helen LuCkett.
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Nicolo Mariana, Print f. shomette,
6. Willoughby, l.. Nelson, r. Huttel,
c. B. Rogers, NJ Lynch, r. NJ. Nc
Farland. r. Dean. II. Lawton, p. T.
Leahy. John Dee, II. Faber, William
Joyce and Edward Parker
NJ. Guiffre and +. Wickstrand sub
mitted tentative program for cele-
bration of the seventh anniversary, TO
be held in Pythian Temple April L.
All members are invited to attend the
department "stag night" 70 be given
tomorrow night at Odd Fellows Hall.
914 Seventh street.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary. Nationaf
Capital Post, No. 1877. held a 500 card
party Tuesday evening at Pythian
Temple. The proceeds Will be used
for hospital activities Committees
for the annual buddy poppy campaign
and Decoration day memorial will be
appointed at the meeting in April
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JR. 0. U. A. M.

The fifteenth annual fraternal visit
of State Councillor Harry A. Beck
and his staff of officers was paid to
Eagle Council, No 8, Tuesday eve
ming, in Fountain Memorial Baptist
Church. Randall Highlands. ID. c.
The State officers were presented to
Councillor A. lIoulton Blakeslee by
Acting state Council Marshall A. e.
Columbus. The meeting was opened
by the large attendance singing
America" followed by the invoca-
tion, delivered by State Chaplain
George l.. Myers. The opening ad-
dress was made by State Councillor
Harry A. Beck, National Organizer r.
Frank Shaffer, presented this council
with the two principal documents Of
the United States of America. L.
A.. Mueller addressed the meeting.
He also announced that the first joint
committee meeting for the annual
base ball game will be held next We'd
nesday at Joppa Temple, Ninth and
Tpshur streets. Addresses were also
made by State Chaplain George L..
Myers. Past State Councillor Charles
w. Magill, Past Councillor r. H. Ran
dali and Past State Councillor Luster
L. Wehr. During the evening selec-
tions were rendered by the council or
chestra. A buffet supper was served.
J. Morgan Read Council, No. 1, met
last Friday evening in Star Hail.
Mount Rainier Md, with Vice Ceun-
cilor George Duly presiding. Ed
ward T. Smith master of ceremonies.
asked for five new rituals for the
degree team. Degree rehearsal was
postponed until next Friday night.
Q. T. Harlow and F. w Mueller
spoke on the good of the order. Past
state Councillor Mrs Reagen and
the Daughters of America spoke on
the auxiliary to the Juniors I'm an
open meeting after the council closed.
Liberty Bell Council, No. 55 met
March 20 at Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie, with Councillor Thomas l.. Hamel
presiding. Charles r. Hid displayed
to the council the flag and Bible,
which this council is to present to
the Silver Hill Public School, Mary
land, Easter Sunday. State Councillor
Harry A. Beck and his staff of Of
ficers and all subordinate councils of
the District of Columbia and vicinity
have been invited to participate in
this event.
Andrew Jackson Council, No. 6, on
April 25 will present a silk American
flag to the Bible school of the Pet
worth Baptist Church, Seventh and
Randolph streets, at pm. Rev.
Henry J. Smith will preach the ser
mon The Junior band of the District
viii be present. All juniors of the
District are invited to attend these
services.
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Good Vill Chapter. No. So, initiated
a class of three candidates at the last
meeting. and had as guests Past
Grand Matron Flora Campbell and
Past Grand Patron George Mowbray.
Past Matron Helen Roberts of Electa
Chapter gave an interesting talk on
the dormitory. 4 progressive 500
card party will be given next Wednes
day evening at 10l L street