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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Mount Vernon Lodge. No. ), con
ferred the rank of knight last Wednes-
day evening. Past Chancellors u. l..
Knapp of Belle Center Lodge, No. Az.
Belle Center, Ohio, and W. H. HoI-
land of Charity Lodge, No. 10, Nor
folk, Va, and knight Harry s
Hodges of Calanthe Lodge, No. Il.
made addresses.
Franklin. No. >, held a smoker
and stag last Tuesday night. Perry
j. Patrick, past supreme represent
ative gave the history of Franklin
No = Senator Gerald Nye of North
Dakota, member of the knights Of
Pythias ot Cooperstown, \. Oak, and
Representative Thomas Connolly, SUI
preme representative from Texas
made addresses.
Mount Vernon. No. ). will present
the third rank at the next meeting,
and has appointed a special commit
tee, headed by Emil F. Jaehnke, to
plan special membership campaign
Columbia, No. &c, gave the first
rank last Wednesday night and will
have the second rank next Wednes-
day.
Calanthe, No. II. will have social
February s, to which all members Of
the order are invited.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters.
VIII have a social.
Rathbone Temple, Pythian Sisters
will give turkey dinner February II
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

Past Great Sachem L. B. Emory
has installed the following officers o;
Sioux Tribe: John I. Bunch, prophet
Samuel Feldman, sachem; Franz
Foer, senior sycamore; B. Berkow,
junior sycamore: Thomas G. Ingle
hart, chief of records; Walter A,
Jones, collector of wampum; A. G..
Nicolas, keeper of wampum. jacques
Heidenheimer. Walter A. Jones and
Harry Lewis have been elected rep
resentatives to the Great Council.
Idaho Council, D. of P, will hold {
class adoption Friday evening. Team
No. will have charge of the work
after which the good of the order
committee will take charge.
The Every Evening Club ha6
charge of the social features of Usage
Tribe last evening. Great Junior
Sycamore Thompson was q visitor.
White Eagle Council, D. of P. has
started round of visits to the coun
ellis, accompanied by the Gazoo Band.
Seneca Tribe. the home tribe Of
Great Sachem McCracken. is planning
stag" affair in his honor to be
given at the expiration Of his term.
On account of conflicts in dates OF
the meetings Of the Great Couuoa1
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NATIONAL UNION.

The officers of Scott Council were
installed Monday evening. Warren w.
Jones. the youngest president of a
council, was the installing officer. VIII.
liam T. Bell 9cted as marshal. The
following officers were installed: Pres
ident, A. P. Brooks; vice president.
]. c. Mcconnell; speaker. H. w. Selah:
ex-president, w. NICK. Cobb; secretary,
George S. Livingston: financial score
tary, J. II. Bell; treasurer, Thomas
H. Dawson; chaplain, A. L. Jennings;
usher, s. S. Lissowitz; sergeant, c. A..
Fablitz: doorkeeper. j. d. Kingsbury;
trustees, J. C. Mcconnell, r. D. Rush
and c. e. Fogle. Warren w. Jones,
Senators Frank e. Ferguson, j Harry
Jones and Field Jack Marshall made
addresses. An oyster feast was held.
Central Council met Monday evening
and Chairman Of the Executive Board
John E. Rhodes installed officers, as
sisted by J. e. Borland, Arthur s.
Brown, c. Bonnie and r. J. Hutcbin-
son, members Of tba board, e. follows;
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Inc following committee from
keane Council will assist at the din.
ner rendered Archbishop Curley at
the Willard Hotel Tuesday evening.
February 16: Grand knight John r.
Burns. Charles 1. Griffith, Charles w.
Darr, Fred j. Obertean, DR.. James
3. ODonnell. Michael Casey, Henry
j. Media, Matthew Dillon, f. A.
Strudley. James P. McKeon, Edwin
+. Goodwin, p. T. inland, ]. A. Don.
ovan, w. j. Neligan, Thomas j. Far.
rell, Ralph j. Doran. John r. Muir.
ply, John J. Sirica and w. A. Null.
ligan.
Washington Council met last Tues
day with an unusually large attend
ance and was entertained by the lee
turers committee, Lewis A. Payne
cluded the Misses Lutich In songs
and dancing; Private Burke, with
1unny experiences as a rookie: Nc.
Williams Orchestra In dance music
and selections. and Miss Ruth Ben.
nett In her dancing numbers.
Inc membership is looking forwa I'd
to the ball of the Washington As
sembly, Fourth Degree. at the Wash
lngton Hotel tomorrow night. All,
tn1rd degree members are invited
Inc annual report of the building
company VIII be presented at the
next meeting, February Q.
state Deputy James A. Sullivan
past grand knight of Washington
Council. announces a banquet at
the New Willard Hotel Tuesday
night, February 16, with Archbishop
Michael J. Curley as the guest of
honor. Dances are held under the
auspices of the building COMPANY
every Wednesday evening. Music
by McWillians' Orchestra.
Potomac Council last Monday eve.
ming was addressed by State Deputy
James A. Sullivan. who stated that
the annual get together" dinner of
the local knights would be held this
year at the Washington Hotel Fehr,I.
airy Is. Archbishop Michael J. Curlev
is to be the guest of honor, and it is
expected that Supreme knight James
A. Flaherty and other prominent
members will be present
A series of card parties is planned
for the near future in order that mem.
bers and their families may get to.
gether at frequent intervals.
The councils next meeting will take
place February g.
Spa1ding Council will meet Thurs
day, when a class of about % candi.
dates will be initiated. This will, be
followed by short program Of enter.
tafnment arranged by Lecturer
Thomas K. Galliher.
Monday evening, February 10, the
ladies' committee of Spalding Council
will give Valentine mask dance at
the Knights of Columbus Hall, 9IS
Tenth street. Mrs. John A. Overholt
chairman Of the ladies' committee, has
appointed the following subcommit
tees: Tickets, Mrs. r. J. Werner and
Miss Stanton; refreshments, Mrs
Maurice j. McAuliffe, Mrs. Thomas ]
Trodden. Mrs. James A. Sullivan and
Mrs. William McGillivary: decora
lions, Mrs. Frank P. Hanrahan and
Mrs. Overholt. Instead Of having a
card party In connection with the dance
February Is the committee has decided
to give a card party later on in the
season.
The old-fashioned smoker scheduled
for the latter part Of January has
been postponed.
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA

1ourt District of Columbia, No. -
VIII present February 8, 9 and 10 On
1onzaga Theater, a musicaJ cor,ed,.
ne Cameo Girl" The cast incIudes
arthur Skarry, Arthur Crorv. WI,
nam Henry Smith. Corleen Graf Dr
russell Field, Grace SprucehanL
BESSIE Cush, John DonneIIv. Francie
SeaFie, Francis DE Sales QUAD Ma
g2ret MoultOn. Nellie Arljss mi,
Shea, NJ Leona Anthony, Abbie Nc
Con, Helen Fftzsimmons and haIIets
Inc Grand Regent, DR.. Mary c, DO.
iahq, Is assisted by the chaplain. Rev
r: \. Cayanaugh; Vice Regent Lulu
fltzl'atrlck, Prophecies NJ Leona An.
thony, Monitor Bess Calnan, Finan.
claI Secretary Elsie Bennett, Treas.
urer Mrs Anne Holmes, Historic n
beatrice Haran, Corresponding Score.
tary Helen Carroll, Sentinel Kitty
RUPERT, Organists Margaret Breen
ana Mrs. Victoria Stanton, and Mrs.
Saran Ciantley, Mrs. Elizabeth Gowans,
MRS. Mary Kirby, Mrs. Sarah Trapp.
Anne Doyle, Mrs. Emma Pairo. Flor
ence Winter IS in charge Of publicity;
Miss Bess Calnan, program: Margaret
Breen and Beatrice Haran, details:
Miss NJ. Le0na Anthony. talent, and
Miss Anne Doyle, tickets.
Every Friday evening a dance is
given at the Catholic Daughters Com
munity Center. col Z street. Miss
Bess Calnan Is chairman of the com
mittee. The chaperons are Mrs. Viii
liam Mooney, Mrs. Anna O'Connor and
AlrS. Elizabeth Bra zerol.
Meetings Of the Court District Of
Columbia, No. L.. are held on the first
and third Tuesdays Of each month.
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Monday-B. p. French, No, 10. old
f Nj f'na=an NO NJ ~ 81 i sar,al,
Albert Pile. No. 80. NJ. NJ,
Tuesday-M. NJ Parker. No. %, f; A.
os f1, 10 O. 20. NJ. NJ.
King solomon. No. 81 NJ. NJ. at !
am. Z. \. at pm.
ThursdayrNayal, No. I, +, Z. o,,,.,
Masonic Board Of Relief
Friday -Columhia. No. ,. social.
Lebanon. No. :. f. 40 g.,
Joseph II Mlan>. M IS. social.
a:urday-School of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday--Petworth No. Ii. election
and installation.
Tuesday-La Faycttr, No. >, election
and installation.
WedncSday-Co Columbia, No. |, election
BriEhtvopd. No. .. election and
inst iIlHtlOn.
Fridays, hool of instruction.
KNIGHTS TENPLAR COMM WANDERERS
MouGay-urlent. No. .. Malta. in full
form.
ROYAL. AND SELECT MASTERS.
Saturday-Gi Council. annual
meeting.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCor-
TISH RITE.
Observation-Disclosures Lodge Of Perfec-
tIpn. statutory assembly.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

AT a recent meeting of Oriental
Council James A. Roberts and George
N. Hydrick were admitted to mem
bership, having been obligated by
Herbert A. Davis, field deputy. The
council was addressed by Member Of
the Supreme Council George M.
Evans, Grand Regent Joseph f. Bra
shears and Vice Grand Regent J. II.
Grubb. Royal Arcanum buttons were
presented to the newly elected mem
bers by Grand Regent Brashears on
behalf of Oriental Council. The meet
ing was in charge of Regent George
w. Smith. After the meeting a card
party was held. Plans are being made
for an old-fashioned barn dance in
the near future.
With Deputy Grand Regent A. G.
Giles as installing officer, assisted by
Herbert A. Davis, acting grand guide,
The following officers were installed
Tor District Council: Regent. G. S.
Brown; vice regent, X. Payne; orator,
II. j. Sherwood: chaplain, William f.
Mlnsoh; secretary, J. +. Eckloff; col
ector, George NJ. Copenhaver: treas
urer. ]. G. Dulin; past regent, G. A.
Bell; guide. f.. S. Parks; warden. J. l..
Mech, and sentry. A. Breen.
The annual meeting of the Hospital
led Fund Association was held Thurs
A. G. Giles, $50 Columbia road, with
all officers and representatives pres
ent with the exception of Secretary
f.. w. Collamore and representative
from kiGmet Council, Joseph F. Bra
hears, who We're detained on account
of sickness. The following officers
were elected: President, w. L. Buck
ley flor the nineteenth consecutive
'erm): vice president. A. G. Giles (for
the fourteenth consecutive term); sec
'etary, e. W. Collamore flor the nine
teenth consecutive term); treasurer,
NJ A. Tolson Qor the twenty-second
consecutive term: medical examiner.
DR.. Glendie r. Young flor the third
term). Refreshments were served.
AT the last meeting of the Loyal
Ladies Of the Royal Arcanum, pre-
sided over by Regent Mrs. Gertrude
Goodwin, two candidates were admit
ted to membership. Plans were COM
Dleted for q card party February 20
or the benefit of the Royal Arcanum
hospital Bed Fund Association. After
the meeting a box party was held
The meeting of Municipal Council
Saturday evening was presided over
" its newly elected regent, W. F.
Drown.
Kismet Council met Wednesday
with Regent Lewis presiding Among
those present were Grand Regent j.
F. Brashears. Grand Orator j. T.
Whalen, Grand Committeeman l. S.
l'hilds. Deputy Grand Regent r. s.
'hilds, Deputy Grand Regent T. j
l,andergren and Field Deputy Herbert
A. Davis.
Among those present at the meet
ing of Capitol Council Thursday were
Grand Regent Joseph +. Brashears
Grand Secretary 5. l. Besselievre
Past Grand Regent A. L. Ebersole and
Field Deputy Herbert A. Davis. The
entertainment for the evening was
furnished by the orator, II. WelthaIl.
Oriental Council will meet Tuesday
and District Council Wednesday.
The grand regent and his officers
Will make their annual official vista
tons TO the various councils as fol.
lows: kismet, February 10: Municipal.
February l3. District, February II:
Capitol, February IS; Falragut, Feb
ruary %: Oriental. March ..
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and that of the dance to be given b.
the general campaign committee, tn
latter has been postponed until late
date.
Acting Great Chief of Records Stro
bel reports that Past Great Sachen
Cole Blease Of South Carolina will ad
dress the opening session of tn,
Great Council.
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W0ODMEN OF THE WORLD.

The staff officers of the 1880 Regi-
ment, Uniform Rank, will meet to-
morrow night at the temple for the
consideration of important matters.
Consul Commander William Hell
geson found his first experience in
the chair at Fraser Camp Monday
night an exciting one. Several items
Of business precipitated animated de-
bate. The rules governing the sick
relief feature were examined and
thoroughly discussed. The camps
drum corps, the Uniform Rank Com
pany. the good of the order commit
tee and several other matters were
acted upon after full arguments were
heard and parliamentary questions
settled. Clerk Dalkin, Deputy Green,
Past Consul English, Auditor Di
Mario and Adviser Godschalk were
heard. In a special election, Sover.
eign MCGEE was chosen auditor and
Sovereign di Mario, jr.. banker. Es-
cort Shugrue obligated new ap-
plicant for membership.
The new degree team of Norris
Sheppard Grove Will initiate a class
at the temple next Thursday evening,
and all sovereigns are invited to at.
tend. Holly Grove will join Forrest.
vile Camp In q country dance at the
Woodmen Building at Forrestville,
Md, next Saturday night. Delegates
from the Washington circles and
camps will Join in this function, the
proceeds from which are entirely for
charity. Olive Grove Of Capitol
Heights entertained many visitors at
their regular monthly social event at
the home Of Sovereign Perry.
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Eagles are invited that night as the
guests Of Washington Aerie for a So
cial.
The Neighborhood House Boys Club
visited the Aeries clubrooms last Fri
day night. Several have expressed
their desire to become members, and
will be initiated with the ]. Donald
Britt class February Is by Otto P.
DeLuse. past grand worthy president,
of INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

A 800 card party followed the moe,
Ing last Tuesday by Hone Conner
NO. l. There will be initiation neyt
Iuesday. and all members of the de
gree and drill teams are requested r.
attend. ~
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F. o. EAGLES.

The Ladies' Club will hold it's first
meeting in Eagles Hall at 902 Penn.
sylvania avenue February S, at which
time all members of the old club are
expected to be present and assist In
the formation of a new club which
will hold its regular meetings In
Eagles Hall. Woman relatives os
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AT its last meeting Cathedral Chap
ter presented the new line officers in
the degrees. At the conclusion a
program. entertaining and instruc.
i've, was presented. Interest now is
being manifested in the coming birth
day party, February "a, which will
be one Of the feature attractions OF
the year.
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At it's meeting January &c Fidelity
Chapter. No. 10. made plans for a
card party to be held February 10 at
the Wisteria Cafe. There will be
prizes and refreshments. After the
meeting Matron Shaw invited the off,
GERS to surprise party she had plan
ned for them at a nearby cafe.
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The Grand Council of the. Cryptic
Order of Fretulasonry. known as the
ROYAL and Select Masters. will hold its
annual meeting and election of Off
rcrs AT Masonic Temple Saturday eve
ming.
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The next meeting of Martha Chap
ter, No. 4. which will be held Febru-
airy s. will be devoted to the confer
ring of the degrees. There will be a
/, card party February II by the
auxiliary home board at the Lee
House. 18th and l. streets. for the
benefit of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. Charlotte Paine is in
charge.
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ORDER OF THE WEST

Installation of officers will be held
at the Gavel Club Thursday night.
Sol Clipker, district deputy, and Lee
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Tuesday evening of next week the
scottish Rite bodies will start a course
n the degrees. beginning with the
nurteenth degree, Perfect Flu" fol
owed on successive days thereafter
18th the eighteenth degree, knight
tose CroiX," February 10; the thirtieth
legree, Knight kadoSh." February
1, and the thirty-second degree,
Master of the Royal Secret" Febru-
lry To-
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Mizpah Chapter. No. S, will hold a
short business meeting Tuesday.
which will be followed by program in
charge of the Mu Delta Sigma.
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Good Will Chapter. No. SO. received
.wo petitions at its last meeting and
1lso discussed plans for the year $
work. Annie NJ. Bohrer, chairman Of
The auxiliary home board. Will enter
tain her committee at her home Feb
ruary 3.
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EASTERN STAR.

Ruth Chapter, No. 1, at the last
regular meeting welcomed Grand Pa
iron George Pitt. who was accom-
panied by Grand Matron Gertrude
Milans. The other distinguished guests
were Minnie Z. Keyes, right worthy
grand secretary; Alcena Lamond
right worthy grand treasurer, and
Nellie E. Fletcher junior past grand
matron. Tomorrow evening. after a
short meeting. the officers and mem
bers will go to the New Masonic
Temple, where they will be the guests
of st. Johns Lodge Chapter, which
will celebrate its birthday anniversary.
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Matron Maud Fellheimer will be in
charge Of the entertainment.
Temple Chapter, No. 10, will meet
at the new Masonic Temple February
8. Several new members are to be
initiated. At their last meeting the
degrees were conferred on Mrs
Esther Sloan, Mrs. Ida Halls and Mrs
Florence Bers. A theater party will.
be given February 3 at Keith's The
alter for the benefit of the Auxiliary
Home Board. Miss Virginia Gettel-
man Is in charge. February q a card
party and dance will be given at the
City Club. Mrs. Lille Eibel is chair
man, with Past Matron Harriet A
Corwin assisting.
Washington Centennial CHAPTER. No
26, will be in charge Of the religious
services at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home at pm. today. Rev. James
Shera Montgomery will oficiate. The
next meeting of the chapter will be held
Friday evening, at which time the
first limitations under the direction
of the new officers will take place
An interesting program has also been
provided. Mrs. Etelka H. Cutler
chairman Of the ways and means com.
mittee. entertained the members of the
committee at her residence January
20. Cards were played and refresh.
ments served
The auxiliary home board of Beth.
any Chapter, No. "a, was entertained
at luncheon given at the Burlington
Hotel last Monday. The hostesses
were Mrs. Roberta Fosse, Mrs. Adele
Leibert and Mrs. Cecile Whaley, past
matrons. After the luncheon those
present proceeded in body to the
meeting Of the general home board al
the Masonic Temple. An afternoon
card party will be given, February 8
at Mrs. A. Whites, 3145 Mount Pleas
ant street, at 2 pm. Bethany endow
ment committee will meet, February
4. at 1890 pm. The regular chapter
meeting il called for February s.
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The annual dance Of Brightwood
Gpmmandery, No. G.. knights Tenn
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The next regular meeting of Gavel
Chapter, No. 20. will be held Tuesday
evening. at which time the degrees
VIII be conferred. Matron Florena
Lippard announces a dance and caro-
party to be given at Wardman Park
Hotel February 10.
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Miss Helen Haley, matron of Mount
Pleasant Chapter, announces initia-
ton February 5. After the chapter
is closed there will be social with
Miss Hattie Potter in charge. Re-
freshments will be served. The chap
ter will entertain Friendship Chapter
at its meeting February 10. After a
brief business meeting. a program will
be presented with Mrs. Clara Wolfe
and Ralph Wolfe in charge.
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Areme Chapter. No. 10. next We'd
nesday evening will install the chap
lain, Mrs. Kate Twitchell. who has
been appointed to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Mrs. BERTHE
Belt. A program will follow. which.
among other numbers. will include a
play by the Daughters of Job. Past
Matron Maud Fellheimer will be in
charge of the entertainment
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At its annual meeting Thursday
evening kallipoliS Grotto elected Of
ficers for the year 1926 as follows:
Monarch. l.. Whiting Estes. reelected:
chief justice. stephen II. Takes, re
elected: master of ceremonies, Arthur
NJ. Poynton, reelected; treasurer, Jo-
seph II. Curran. reelected; secretary,
+. w. Libbey, p. NJ, reelected; trus-
tee, z. s. Schmid. T. G. NJ. reelected,
and sentinel, Alex Schmid. reelected.
There was no opposition to any of
the nominees.
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Esther Chapter conferred the de-
grees on a class of six January q. A
program will be presented on Thurs
day under the direction OF Past Patron
J. Harry Phillips. The annual dance
of the chapter will take place at the
Willard, February 10. The annual
card party will also be held at the
Willard, April 7.
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Trinity Chapter. No. 49,. had at its
last meeting a short business session,
followed by a program, a feature be.
ing q play presented by the officers OF
the chapter in honor of Matron Mrs.
Mary Wayson's wedding anniversary.
The matron was presented with
beaded bag. Plans are now being
made for a program for the next meet
ing, February 4. There will be re-
freshments and dancing.
Unity Chapter. No. %, with Matron
Elida M. Wooster and her new corps
of officers, conferred the degrees on
several candidates at its last meeting.
one of whom was Mrs. Win1fred
Whaley Stuart Of Reading. Mich. as
a courtesy to the grand matron OF
that State The distinguished guests
present were Right Worthy Grand
Secretary Mrs. Minnie E. Reyes. Past
Grand Patron Boyer and his wife of
Pennsylvania and Past Grand Patron
Mobray. A meeting Of the ways and
means committee was announced for
January 81 at the home of the chair
man, Mr.. Dobson. A meeting of the
auxiliary home board is announced
for February at the home of Mrs.
Steiner, 1853 A street northeast. A
dance will be given by the dormftory
committee at the University Woman's
Club, 1880 / street, February Is. AT
the next meeting, February IL, the
chapter will celebrate its ninth birth
day party. A special invitation is ex-
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After the business meeting OF
Miriam Chapter, No. %. last Monday
evening the chapter was entertained
by the following: Solos. Mr.. Seadick;
fancy dance. Miss Applebaum; piano
solos, Estelle Downs; recitations, Miss
Kicker. The ways and means COM
mittee will give dance and card
party at the Colonial Hotel. Fifteenth
and NJ streets. February 13, Foster
Rowen, chairman. Associate Matron
Celia NJ. Hines, chairman of the auxil-
larry home board. announces the next
meeting of the home board to be held
at the home of Mrs. Downs. 1870 Neal
street northeast. February 4.