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Evening star., 1927-09-18
MODERN WnOR>iEN OF
AMERICA.

The next regular meeting Of the
Georgetown Camp will be held Friday.
1t will be called promptly Al s and
will be very short. after which the
camp will hold it's first dance of the
season in the hail. Refreshments will
be served.
a class adoption is being planned
by the camp, to be held some time in
December in honor Of State Deputy
William McCaffrey. John A. Trun-
nell is chairman and will announce
his plans later
The Boosters have been going along
fine, as usual, entertaining large
crowds at their weekly meetings.
Neighbor Rhodes, prominent and loyal
Booster. is leaving for California in
short while, and the Boosters have
planned a farewell party for him at
their meeting next week. Special en-
tertainment features will be had. and
he leaves with the sincere wishes of
members Of the organization.
Evening star., 1927-09-18
REREKAH.

Martha Washington Lodge. No. 3.
conferred the degree at the last meet
ing and six candidates were initiated.
Nettie r. Mettler. president of the Re
bekah Assembly, addressed the meet
ing. There were number of visitors
from the various lodges.
Thursday evening will no Home
Coming Night" ut which time nearly
all the members will have returned
from their vacations and the entire
Evening star., 1927-09-18

The first of the Fan series Of vista.
tions to be made by the president Of
the assembly will begin with an official
visit to Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 2.
on October g.
Evening star., 1927-09-18

The Eebekah Assembly anniversary
will be held in the Odd Fellows Tenn.
ple on September 2S very interest.
ing program Is being arranged and all
members and friends are invited to at.
tend.
Evening star., 1927-09-18

Fraser Camp deliherated upon a
report from the charity committed,
last Monday night and authorized
additional funds for the relief Of un-
fortunate members. Sovereign di
Mario explained the activities of the
camp in !he past in assisting sick
and needy Woodmen. A number or
new applications for membership
were reported by Mai. George M.
Green. A plan was discussed for a
srand ball at local hotel in the
near future.
Capt. Wade and his men Of Com
pany C, arrayed in their new white
uniforms. escorted the officers Of Elm
Camp to their stations Friday night
with full ceremony. The company
was congratulated on its fine appear
ance and efficient teamwork. Plans
were made to entertain Col. Clark of
Connecticut at the meeting the COM
ing week.
Committees of ladies of the Wood
men Circle are To visit the temple
next Wednesday and Friday evenings
and meet Col and Mrs. Clark. On
these dates the Circle members Will
call upon Oak and Elm Camps, re-
spectively, and hold informal recep-
tione for the visitors.
Capt Bert Wells has returned from
his vacation at the Jersey resorts
and viii present a monologue, with
humorous descriptions of his adven-
lures, to several of the camp ses-
sions this week. He will be assisted
by Sergt. Sam Bonini.
Evening star., 1927-09-18
PYTHI.AN SISTERS.

Rathbone Temple. No. 8. Pythian
Sisters. held their first meeting after
adjourning for the Summer. last Fri
day night A large gathering was
present. Mrs. Lola V. Marks. chair
man of the ways and means for the
last three months. rlade her report.
Mrs. Katherine Baum, chairman OF
the ways and means for the next four
months, announced some of her CLANS.
which include a card party this month,
an oyster supper next month and a
tacky party.
The most excellent chief, Ffeda
Marks. gave brief outline Of lhe
barn dance to be held October 81. and
asked Rathbone to cooperate. She
also asked the women to tell her of
their plans in regard to their cos
tunes This dance is for the build
ing fund. The grand chancellor is
anxious to clear the debt of the tenn
pie. therefore every knight and sis
ter present were -llej to 90 their bit.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
Powhatan Tribe conferred the War
rior and Chiefs degrees at its meeting.
The Adoption degree will be conferred
at it's first meeting in October
Logan Tribe will present an elab-
crate program at it's meeting Sep
tember -, at which time the great
chiefs of the District will pay this
tribe it's official visitation. A large
delega ton from the tribes of north
ern Virginia is expected on this occa-
sion
Sachem Ralph Pines of Sioux Tribe.
No. IS, has issued Speaking Leaf
for that tribe in September. This is
an admirable sheet and shows that
Sachem Pines is wide awake and Out
for service for the order.
The great chiefs will pay their Off
cial visit to Red Wing Tribe Monday.
Seneca Tribe invites the instruc-
tors of the various tribes to be present
at it's next meeting at which time
the great instructor. Robert F. Mar
tin, will exemplify the unwritten work
for the benefit of the tribal instruc-
tors.
The Pocahontas of Waneta Council.
Mrs. .joSt. at its last meeting ap-
pointed j. F.. Baker as captain of the
degree team. Due to the many ap-
plications to this council for member
ship Mr.. Baker contemplates organ
izing two degree teams.
After the business session Idaho
Council held social hour at its last
meeting. remarks were made Ey
Great Sachem A. E. Thompson, Great
Junior Sycamore J. f. Baker and
Past Great Sachems T. Fl. Dennis
and l.. e. Emory.
White Eagle Council had as It's
guests at its last meeting the great
instructress. Mrs. Lulu Mastin Mrs.
Mastin spoke on the various activities
of the councils and the wonderful fra
ternal and charitable work being done
The great sachem. A. F.. Thompson.
announces the dates of the official
visitations to the tribes and councils
as follows: September 10, Red Wing,
No. 20; September %. Logan. No. s:
September %, Sioux, No. IS; October
s. Powha tan. No. II: October 8, Usage.
No. s; October IA, Seneca, No. II: Oc-
tober 25 Idaho. No. Is; October 26,
White Eagle Council. No. 4; November
I. Waneta Council. No 6; November ;,
Mneoa Council No. s; November Q.
Hiawatha Council, No. .: November
Is. Idaho Council. No. ]. The great
instructress will accompany the great
chiefs at all council ViS;tations. The
Evening star., 1927-09-18

membership of this lodge are urged
to attend and answer to the annual
roll call"
Evening star., 1927-09-18

Nettie Il. Mettler has announced that
theater party will be given at Keith's
In the very near future
Evening star., 1927-09-18

Accotink Lodge. No. IS. of Accotink.
Va. The occasion was the anniversary
celebration of the thirty-third ami
versary of the lodge. Grand Master
Windsor and Grand Secretary Andre
sen addressed the assemblage on be
half of the District Past Grand
Master Edmund H. Allen. a member
of Accotink Lodge, presided and gave
a short history of the lodge.
The Fall series of the visitation to
be made by the grand master will be-
gin with an official visit to Eastern
Lodge. No. :. the home lodge of the
grand secretary. The grand master is
anxious to have large representation
from each subordinate lodge and urges
the lodges 10 canvass their member
ship and bring them out to these viSi-
tatiotfs. The business part of the Wis
itation will be promulgated without de
lay and efforts are hein" made to make
every visitation interesting and enter
tanning. The visitation to Eastern
Lodge will nc held October in the
odd Fellows Temple.
Last Thursday evening the degree
team. under the direction of IHst
Grand BERNARD +. I.ettau. visited
Phoenix Lodge. No. 2S, in it's hall at
Bonning. and conferred the initiatory
degree for them on class of candi-
dates. The degree team of Brishtwood
Lodge. No. 30, was complimented on
their splendid exemplification of the
degree they conferred. Following the
degree and closing of the lodge refresh
ments were served to all present.
Margaret &. ROyston. vice president
of the Rebekah Assembly and chair
man of the committee on Rebekah an
niversary, has issued call for meet
ing of her committee to be held Mon
day evening in Odd Fellows Temple.
Seventh street, at pm.
Evening star., 1927-09-18
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

DAIUHIENS UF AMEhlNA.
Friendship Council. No. 16. con-
vened Friday night in 1.-The Pythian
Temple, with the councillor. Mrs.
Cora l.. Mandy, presiding. Three ap-
plications were presented for men,
bershp and referred to proper COM
mittee. At the close of the meeting
the council celebrated it's twenty-sixth
anniversary. The State councillor, Mrs.
Julia De Lano. and her staff of Of
ficers and members from IL subordi-
nate councils visited and congratu.
lated the council on it's birthday. The
speakers were: Roy Wolfe. No. s: Mrs
Lila Davis. No. l; Mrs. Cora L..
Thompson. associate State vice coun-
cilor: Mrs. Pearl Wolfer. associate
State councillor; Mrs. Emily T.. Hook.
strasser. Junior passed State councillor:
Mrs. Mary +. Ferguson, national rep
resentative: Mrs. Minnie Richards,
Mrs Hattie McMiller. p. S. c.; G.. Q.
Bohrer. State judiciary: John w.
Tucker of No. >. Mrs. Deborah Strict
berger of No "a, Leo Strietberger of
No. s. Mrs. Mabel Hall, passed State
councillor. A supper was served. after
which large birthday cake. adorned
with 26 lighted candles. donated by
Mrs. Cora l.. Mandy, was cut.
kenilworth Council. No. 13. con.
vened last Tuesday evening, with the
councillor, Esther Dunkley' in the
chair Mrs. Ethel l.. keefe. past coun-
cilor announced a meeting of the
committee st the home of Paul Dahl.
man 1t was decided also that the
council would pay for the luncheons
of the councils State representatives
at the State Councils sessions. Re-
freshments were served in the banquet
room.
Evening star., 1927-09-18
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

consultation and advice.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
The September meeting of Circle
No. lis was held Monday evening at
the Washington Club. Mrs. James G..
Haskell, regent, presiding.
Reports We're presented by Mrs. ID
J. Donovan. chairman of the sick
committee, and Miss Ethel Roddy. in
charge of arrangements for the ami
Yer ary banquet of the circle.
Mrs. John J. DOWney was appoint
ed chairman of the Fan rummaGe
sale and Mrs. r. l.. Graves to ar
range for the scholarship fund card
party. A committee including Miss
Rose Ann French, chairman: Mrs il.
H. Bcksler. Mrs. George \. Howe.
Mrs. Francis SwiGGard. Mrs. Will
liam 4. Stewart. Miss Mary +. Nor
gan and Miss Elizabeth Dolan was
named to arrange for the entertain
rent Of the national board, which
will hold its annual meeting at the
Mayflower Hotel September % and "a.
Following the business session Mrs
John w. Roddy. chairman. presented
Miss Virginia Slye and Miss Mary
Vircinia Barry in dance numbers, ac-
compa MED by Mrs. David Barry; Miss
Christobel Bicksler in readings. and
Miss Florence Yocum, Miss Airline
Purcell. Miss Ethel Roddy and Mr..
Bernard Fitzgerald in vocal numbers.
accompanied by Miss Mary Louise
Sullivan.
An informal reception was ten
dered Mrs. II. H. Bicksler, retiring
State regent who recently was elect
cd to the board OF the National
Circle. The local Circle. as a mark
of its esteem and affection, present
ed Mrs. Bicksler with a silver vase.
ODD FELLOWS.
The session of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge opens tomorrow morning in
Hot Springs. Ark. for the week and
an important session is looked for. in
view of the fact that this session will
hp A strictly business session. The
grand sire, Ernest W. Bradford. a
member of Beacon Lodge, No. Is. of
this jurisdiction, left the city week
ago and has been in conference with
his various committees during the past
week, prior to the opening of the ses-
sion.
The District Of Columbia delegation
left Thursday evening. arriving in Hot
Springs yesterday morning. Those who
went to attend the session We're Past
Grand Masters and Grand Representa-
tives W. w. MILAN, John II. Wood,
Grand Representative William r. Gal
liner of the grand encampment; Chief
of Staff of the Patriarchs Militant
Army Brother Daniel V. Chisholm.
Annie +. Grigsby. representative of
the Rebekah assembly; Past Noble
Ora nds Roberta Van II. Nolland,
Emma r. StrObel.
Last Monday Grand Master Lemuel
FL. Windsor. accompanied by Grand
Secretary Harry l.. Andersen, Grand
Marshal Elmer Cummings, Grand
Herald Thomas c. Mettler and Past
Grand John II. Windsor of Amity
Lodge. No. -. paid fraternal visit to
Evening star., 1927-09-18

great chiefs will enter promptly at
the ninth run.
The membership campaign commit
tee Of the Great Council is making
plans for staging parade up Penn
sylvania avenue on November 15. a
meeting of the committee will be
called some time the latter part of this
month, at which time they great chief
of records of the United States. Her.
bert +. Stetzer will he on hand for
consulta ton and advice
Evening star., 1927-09-18
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Hope Council. No. /. will hold an
initiation Tuesday and all members
OF the drill and degree teams arr
requested to be present. The meet
ing win be attended by delegations
from Baltimore and nearby councils.
II. r. O. ELKS.
Two hundred couples enjoyed the
opening dance of the Fall and VIM
ter season in the newly decorated
ballroom Of the club last Thursday
night, under the craftsmanship OF
G. l.. Rouse. Last night another rec
ord gathering was in attendance. II
is announced that at the dance to
be held Thursday. November -,
prizes in gold will he distributed to
the dancers performing each Thurs
day and Saturday until that date
All receipts for these dances are de-
voted to charity in the City Of Wash
ington.
The newly orasnized Dues IL Due
SeXtette.' Messfs. John Z. Lynch.
Evening star., 1927-09-18
MACCABEES.

a court of industry, Jewels of the
Maccabees, was instituted at North
east Masonic Temple, September 10.
by the queen mother of the Jewels.
Mrs. Sarah II. Severe. This is the
second degree of the Jewels, COM
posed of children from TO Is years
Of age and the lessons teach love OF
home, family, friends, country. flag
and respect for the laws. Thirty
boys and girls We're advanced from
the Court of Jewels and these Off
GERS were installed Queen bee
Comma ander Theresa Mayhofer;
junior bee lieutenant commandeip.
Clifton f. Good Soldenrod tpast
commander), Ruth Kaldenbach: busy
bee trec"rd keeper). William T..
donaldson; clover tsergeant. Helen
Donaldson: maple leaf (chaplain),
Mildred Mayerhofer: guard bee tsen-
tineD, EllWood keister; bombus
tpicketJ Leroy Slime; scout bee. 40.
]. Jerome II. Reagan; No. ,. Kenneth
Richardson: tciler bee, No. ], Charles
Johannes; No. ,. Philip Bryde; gol-
denrod butterfly. No. /, Helen Rich
ardson; No. ,, Gertrude Mayerhofer;
maple leaf butterfly, No. /. Julia b.
Lee: No. .. Doris Y. Howard; clover
butterfly, No. /, Dorothy Stine; No.
,, Mildred keister.
The court is under the sponsorship
of Eureka Hive, No. Is. the Macca-
bees, and is chartered under the
Junior department of the order. \.
Eureka Hive. No. Is. held its reg
ular review last Saturday evening,
Mrs. Annie +. Nalley, commander.
presiding.
Mount Vernon Tent, No. 4, held it's
regular review last Monday evening,
Sidney Haas. commander, presiding.
Thfea new members were elected to
membership. 1t was announced that
ths Supreme Tent with headHaa rters
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WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

Tuesday-Silver Spring Camp.
Wednesday-Oak Camp.
Thursdav-Mount Vernon Camp.
FridaN-Elm Camp.
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at Detroit, was preparing to put on
big drive all over the country for
new members in all the branches of
the order.
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Chevy Chase Chapter. No. 80. will
have its first meeting Tuesday at
pm.
Evening star., 1927-09-18

The international temple fund com
r1,trce Of Washington Centennial
Nlap;er. Of which Mrs. Hannah n.
M4nroe is chairman. met september
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Gavel Chapter, No 90, will meet
Tuesday to celebrate it's sixth ami
rersary. 1t is announced by the worthy
matron. The chapters annual supper
card party and hope chest will be held
ri the Northeast Masonic Temple,
Nednesday, October II.
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Takoma Chapter, No. IL, will hold
lis regular meeting Friday, September
q. when the degrees will be conferred
Entertainment and refreshments will
have place on the program.
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Mizpah Chapter. No. 8, will hold a
fnort business meeting Tuesday. which
VIII be followed by an entertainment
TWO card parties, the bazaar hone
chest committee at the Hall Saturday
and the bazaar cake committee in the
ahestnut Farms Dairy Building
Thursday, October 6, are planned,
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Last Monday Grand Master Lemuel
FL. Windsor. accompanied by Grand
Secretary Harry l.. Andersen. Grand
Marshal Elmer Cummings, Grand
Herald Thomas c. Mettler and Past
Grand John H. Windsor of Amity
Lodge. No. -. paid a fraternal visit to
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st. Johns Lodge Chapter will re-
sumo It's meetings tomorrow night.
"hen refreshments will be served and
e social time observed in the banquet
hall, 1t ls announced by Mary I. Nc
toach. worthy matron. The dormitory
coInmlttee viii hold card party at
2o22 North Capitol street at s p.m.
WEDNESDAY, September Is.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

The knights of Columbus of the
District of Columbia will hold their
Annual Solemn Nesper Service at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart Church
sixteenth street and Park road. Sun.
day. October 9. Rev. f. J. Connellv.
pastor of st. Peters Church will de.
nver this sermon. James ID. Bligh
chairman, Washington Chapter. is he.
ing assisted by Frank j. Haske. sr..
secretary and Rev. Joseph V. Buck.
ley In making arrangements.
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Joppa Lodge Chapter will hold its
next regular meeting Wednesday at
Z 80 pm. 1t is announced by Mrs. Ida
v Jones. matron, that tickets for the
theater benefit party at Keith's. Sep.
enber 2S. should be reserved in ad-
vance following the beginning of their
sale tomorrow. The annual bazaar will
be held October and 6.
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in the First Unitarian Church,
Philadelphia. The ceremony will
be followed by reception at the
Bellevue Stratford Hotel. The young
couple will be at home after Janu-
airy at Is Glenn Rd., Ardmore,
Pa.
Mr.. Golf is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Golf, of Washington.
staying at the Mayflower. enter.
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