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Councillor Mrs. Cora l.. Thompson
officiating as the installing officer. as
follows: Junior past councillor. Mrs.
Lorena Arendes; associate Junior past
councillor, Archie l.. Lewis; councillor,
Mrs. Dixie r. Young; associate coun-
cilor, Richard f. Tydings: vice coun.
cilor. Mrs. Lillian Martin; conductor,
Mrs. Margaret Taylor; warden. Ernest
Warren; inside sentinel, Mrs. Emma
Bowen; outside sentinel l.. NJ. Towers,
and 1s.month trustees. Mrs. Mignon-
cite P. Hartman. The outgoing coun-
cilor. Mrs. Lorena Arendes. was pre-
sented with past councillors jewel.
The associate junior past councillor,
Archie L. Lewis. was presented with
a past officers jewel by Deputy Cora
l.. Thompson. A hand painted china
dish, As a personal gift from Junior
Past Councillor Mrs. Lorena Arendes,
was presented by Past State Councillor
Mrs. Anzonette Flynn to the retiring
chairman of the good of the order COM
mittee, Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd who
in turn presented the newly installed
inside sentinel. Mrs. Emma Bowen. a
set of candelabrums with candles
Associate Junior Past Councillor Archie
l.. Lewis presented to the retiring
councillor. Mrs. Lorena Arendes, a
cluster of carnations
Speeches were made by Mrs. Minnie
Rabbit and Mrs. Bertha B. Lacy of
Progressive Council, No. 9, Past Coun-
cilors Mrs. Robey and John S. Foltz.
An entertainment was presented,
which included songs and dance mum.
bers by Miss Audrey Sadler. accom-
panied at the piano by Miss Kitty
Crump; solos by Miss Harriet Meyer,
accompanied by Miss Kitty Crump.
moving picture show was given
under the direction of Mr.. Bowen.
Refreshments were served.
The following officers of Unity
Council, No. II. were installed by
Deputy State Councillor Ethel Miles
Councillor, Hannah Gates; associate
councillor, Minnie Hake; junior past
councillor. Florence Anderson: asso
ciate Junior past councillor, Lillian
Doom: vice councillor, Thelma Haas
associate vice councillor, Gertrude
Douglass; financial secretary, Mar
guerite Grey; conductor, Mabel Kirk
warden, Viola Mallonee; inside senti
mel, Margaret Miller; outside sentinel
Hazel Boyce, and (1s months) trustee
Lillian Doom.
Star Spangled Banner Council, No
I, met Thursday evening, with tht
councillor. Mrs. Bessie Rollins, presid
ing. Mrs. Maude Varnell was ap
pointed chairman of the good OF. order
Installation of officers was held and
a supper was served
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WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

A demonstration lauding the admin
istration of retiring Consul Comdr. F.
I. Peck featured the convention of
Elm Camp last Friday night. A large
class Of initiates was given the pro-
lection degree by the camps new de-
gree team. Capt. Wade and Company
c supported the officers. Sovereign
Peck installed the new officers: G. y.
Merillat, consul commander; Adreon
Ensor, adviser lieutenant. C. d. Hol-
land, clerk; William Wolfiey, banker;
A. Diatoli, escort; w. Burdine, auditor.
The ceremony of installation was
held at Maple Camps last session.
New officials indicted into office in
Guided: Rufus F. Gibbs. consul com
mander; Leon l.. Litz, adviser lieuten-
ant; Albert Smith, banker; H. Olsin,
escort; Andrew Jackson Brown. watch
man. Past Consul Comdr. Franklin
H. Smith reviewed the work of the
year. and Maj. Thurston c. Brown
made an address. Sovereigns Peyser
and Hardy entertained with mono
logues during the banquet which fol-
lowed the ceremony.
The uniform rank companies Of the
District of Columbia are engaged in
friendly rivalry, and special activities
are announced by Compa MES B and
c. The former is to conduct a booth
at the fraternal fair and the latter
will hold a box party at the temple in
February
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per was later served at a cafe. Among
those present were Arthur S. Brown
of United Council, John E. Rhodes OF
Potomac Council. James A. Williams
of Victory Council and Representative
Jack Marshall.
Mckinley Council met in its hall in
Northeast Masonic Temple Tuesday
evening, when the officers were in
stalled by John E. Rhodes. with j. A.
Williams acting as marshal. Presi-
dent William J. O'Brien was installed
as president, with the other officers as
his assistants. After the installation
ceremonies President O'Brien, on be-
half of the council, extended an invi-
tation to all present to join the auto
mobile caravan which had been pro-
vided by the committee for trip to
Riverdale, Md, for supper and enter
tainment. The committee in charge
was composed Of William j. O'Brien,
chairman; Jesse B. K. Lee. William
G. Belts. H. ]. Stahl. Thomas p. Ryan.
r. J. Jones, Edward c. Walker and
w. J. Carey.
The executive board met Wednesday
at headquarters ONCE, in Washington
Loan and Trust Building, and action
was taken to request the allied coun-
ellis of the Washington jurisdiction to
appoint committees of three to meet
with the representatives of the exeCu-
tive board for the purpose Of formu-
lating plan to get up get-together
affair. The board also appointed a
committee TO arrange benefit for the
purpose of augnenting the funds Of
the Hospital Bed Fund Association.
The committee Is: A. F. Kingsfather,
chairman; Thomas p. Ryan and A. S.
Brown. An invitation was accepted
by the executive board and the mem
bership in general to visit Baltimore.
Md. 10 attend the class ceremonial
February is. National Union junior
degree team Of Washington will con-
fer the degrees at the Baltimore cere-
monial.
Potomac Council met Monday eve-
ming, the occasion being the installa-
ton of officers. Charles F. Haden was
installing officer. Friend T. P. Ryan
acting as marshal Jack Marshall. on
behalf of the council, presented w. ].
Plemmons with a parlor lamp.
J. f. Rhodes. chairman of the en-
committee. furnished the
program for the evening:
Vocal duet. d. Z. Morgan and Miss
Margaret Morgan; Miss Esther Cloyd,
Spanish dances. songs and novelty
dances; Morgan Kelly. old-time fiddler;
Harry Harth. on the marimba, with
James Mowatt, pianist, accompanying.
F. E. Ferguson told of the progress of
the National Union in all its depart
mentS
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side Portal p. r.. Rouzee, Inspectors
of the Scroll II. Backenheimer, G. 7.
Mace and E. H. Bailey; Grand Purse
Bearer A. W. Taylor. Past grand
Orient jewels were presented to Past
Grand Orient r. H. Bailey, Past
Grand Orient Collins and - Grand
Herald Fred Burgess.
Councillor Ivan Gates called Ben
ming Council, No. 81. to order last
Monday evening In the I. o. O. f.
Hall, at Benning. d, c. State Deputy
c. H. McClug spoke. The good of
the order committee has arranged
program for tomorrow evening,
r. H. Walker, councillor of Reno
Council, No. as. presided over the
meeting Monday evening when the
degree was conferred on Charles II.
Crist and William A. Weimar. The
dance for the benefit of the degree
team will be held at the Washing
ton Hotel. March 2.
The next visitation will be Wed
nesday to Potomac Valley Forge
Council, Society Hall, Fifth and G
streets.
Anacostia Council. No. Is. met
Monday evening In the Masonic
Temple. Fourteenth and u streets
southeast. A class initiation of II
received the degrees. Rev Wander
Linden of Baltimore addressed the
members.
Independent Council. No. 2. met
Tuesday evening with Councillor n.
". Smith presiding. A. l.. Goodall
was appointed to represent this
council on the board of governors
for the band. 2. D. Seifert and p.
r. Rouzee were appointed as mem
bers of the Pen Mar reunion COM
mittee. Two applications for mem
bership were received. F. Bruch-
schen of Benning Council, A. L.
Dahler and c. Luh of Liberty Bell
Council made short talks.
The last meeting of Liberty Bell
Council No. 55, was held January Is
in the Northeast Masonic Temple
with Councillor l.. c. Boswell pre-
siding
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UNIVERSAL CRAFTSMAN COUN.
GIL OF ENGINEERS.

Washington Council. No. %, met
January Is. Past Grand President
Mrs. Jane Jones, with Mrs. Mary
Hohenstein as marshal, installed the
officers, as follows: Mrs. Minnie l..
Pote, worthy president; Mrs. Helena
Ward vice president; Mrs. Maude
Neill, conductress; Mrs. Mayme
Kuechle, recording secretary; Mrs.
Jane Jones, treasurer; Mrs. Ada
Watts, past president; Mrs. Agnes
Robinson, warden; Mrs. Cristobel Bur
ton, chaplain, and Mrs. Olive Stoops,
chairman of trustees. The sewing cir.
Gle met at the home of Mrs Hohen.
stein last Wednesday. The president,
Mrs. Pote, will have a meeting of on.
GERS at her home. 1923 F street north.
ca ST next "Wednesday
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Columbia Chapter, No. 1853. Won.
en- of Mooseheart Legion. held an
open meeting and installation of off,
GERS January IA. The officers and
drill team of Baltimore Chapter. No.
SIS. assisted with the installing OF
officers as follows: past regent, Ethel
Rhythian; senior regent. Anna Wag.
ner; junior regent. Pauline Ketner;
chaplain, Elenor Conover; recorder.
Agnes Grimmel; treasurer, Anna
Everham; guide, Alice r. Merryman,
assistant guide, Marie Maggie: senti-
mel, Flora Hamilton argus, Mabel
De Ment; pianist, Katherine Feddon.
Among those present were Director
General James j. Davis and Great
North Moose of Baltimore Legion. No.
10, Milton V. Hansen. Mr. Davis
gave an interesting talk on Moose
heart. Mr.. Hansen also made an ad-
dress. Senior Regent Anna Wagner
was presented with a cake
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA

The installation of officers Of Court
No. 212 was held Tuesday night, as
follows: Miss Mary c. Boland, grand
regent; Miss Marguerite Keane, vice
regent; Miss Josephine Kelly proph.
etess; Mrs. Anna Holmes, treasurer;
Miss Florence Winter. historian: Mrs.
Margaret Coyle NEWMAN, financial
secretary; Miss Katherine Rupert,
corresponding secretary; Miss Cath
crime Hannigan. sentinel, and Miss
Bess Calnan, monitor. Miss Margaret
Breen and Miss Rita Fogarty, organ
lists. Trustees. Miss Anne Doyle, Miss
Genevieve Waters, Mrs. Lucy STEELE,
Mrs. Alice Ashe. Mrs. K. Auth and
Miss Mollie Williams. The officers
were installed by the grand regent
of the Alexandria Court and officers
Of that court
At the conclusion Of the installation
ceremonies refreshments were served
and a program was given.
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National Tent. No. l. January 10
had As new applications for member
ship. large class was initiated bv
the degree team.
Martha Washington Hive, No. IL,
Will entertain Supreme Commander A.
w. Frye and his wife january 2s at
Odd Fellows Temple, at which time
a large class of young women viii be
initiated. after which a buffet luncheon
will be served.
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NATIONAL UNION.

Victory Council met Friday evening
at Pythian Temple. The officers were
Installed by John e. Rhodes of Poto.
mac Council, with James A Williams
acting as marshal. Samuel Trupp, the
retiring president, was presented with
an umbrella. The address on behalf
of the council was made bv Jack Mar
shall, representative of the Washing.
ton jurisdiction. Six new applications
for membership were voted En-. AsAN
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THE AHEPA.

Washington Capter, No. 81. Janu-
airy II, held an open meeting at Odd
Fellows Temple, when the following
officers were installed: George
Devakos, president; Gus Placokefalos,
vice president; William A Revis. Sec
rotary; George Pistolas. treasurer;
Nick Kendres. chaplain: John Glekas,
warden Gus Poulos. captain of guard:
Peter Dounis, Thomas Skiadas, E.
Nichols, James Chaconas, Peter Chi
pouras. board of governors. Charles
j. Demas, past president. was installed
as the supreme governor of the fourth
district. The supreme secretary,
Andrew Nickas. acted as master of
ceremonies. Among the distinguished
guests were Harry E. Hull, COM
missioner general of immigration.
who addressed the members: Mr..
Diamandopoulos. Mr.. Lapas and Mr..
Corones, president Of the Upper Man
haitian Chapter. New York CITY.
The dance committee is arranging
the fourth annual dance for Febru.
airy 3 at the New Willard Hotel. The
next meeting will be held January
%, at s pm.
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MASONIC.


4 LODGES.
FToday--MJron NJ. Parker, No. 81
services 81 Masonic and East.
- Mondsy-pawson, No. ie' r. C.
Joppa, No. 30; E. A.
roe'dRs ssscis, No' Is NJ +. A. social
:. Takoma,. No 90 Dowlins testi-
= monial. 8 pm; NJ. NJ, $50.
wednesda S Sismpsns NO. r. IL (. 4
q and an address.
s,r BriEhtwood. No 40. f.. A.
Thursdsy-rThe New Jerusalem, No.
sFriday-st. Johns. No. IL. E. A.
Hope. No, 90, e. A. and an ad-
Saturdsy-school OF instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday;-Mt, Vernon. No. 3. Grand
Hiram, No. 10, Grand Visitation.
= Anseos.la, No. IL election and
installation.
Tuesday = MI. Horeb. No. Z, and
Washington: No. .. Joint
Wednesday-Columbia. No. /, Grand
Visitation, special at 8 pm
Washington Naval. No. 8. cleo
rrid.y Sr ' Pf.a 1ssfalf Mo ia Grand
Visitation. pm.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
~ CoMMAHDERIEs
. No announcements.
SCOTTISH RITE.
.Tueeday-Rnbert de Bruce Council.
Kadosh. 22d degree.
MISCELLANEOUS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grottn. annual
meeting and election of on
GERS.
Capitol Forest. Tall Cedars of
Lebanon. ceremonial.
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staged by j. Leonard Reh, Nick Alt
rock. Robert Hoy, e. Laurence Phil.
lips and Chris Sproesser, will soon so
in rehearsal for presentation at
future date. A large chorus will as
sist the featured stars.
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MODERN w00DMEN OF
AMERICA.

Georgetown Camp will hold a class
adoption January 20. to be known as
the Thomas j. Carroll class adop-
ton"
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Webster Lodge will have a past
chancellor preside over the lodge the
first meeting of each month, at which
time the ranks will be conferred. This
innovation will begin February 8, and
the acting chancellor commander will
appoint the other officers.
Deputy Chancellor George E. Heis-
ley installed the following officers in
Myrtle Lodge. No. Is: William r.
Lucas, c. c.; Jacob Nussbaum, V. c.;
Homer Melick, prelate; William r.
Beers, NJ. A.. A. A. Poivret, 1. G.: NJ.
E. Crowthers, o. c.: Frank B, Crown,
4. r. & S. (thirty-third term; Marion
Thompson, NJ. F. eighteenth term; Fl.
E. Smith. NJ. E. twelfth term); Frank
Kerper, NJ w; Jacob Nussbaum, rep
resentative to the Relief Bureau;
Frank B. Crown, Jacob Nussbaum and
William Lucas, ways and means COM
mittee; Frank B. Crown. Frank ker-
per, Jacob Nussbaum. H. e. Smith
and William r. Lucas, representatives
to the Grand Lodge.
A meeting of Rathbone Temple, No.
8, Pythian Sisters, was held January
a. The ways and means chairmen
outlined their plans for the new year.
A Dutch supper will be held in Febru-
airy and a rummage sale in March.
A meeting of the officers, representa-
tives and trustees was held at the
home of the most excellent chief
Freda Marks, last Monday evening. A
game of cards was played and refresh
ments were served.
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EASTERN STAR.

G00 \ "a Jaw
Esther Chaper was visited by Grand
Matron Lena w. Stephenson at its
meeting Thursday evening. at which
time the degrees were conferred.
Charles Z. Myers, baritone, sang sew
eral solos, accompanied by Miss lisa.
bel Myers at the piano. The annual
dance, with cards, win be held the
evening of January IS at the Ward.
man Park Hotel. Mrs. Ada E. Phil
lips, matron; Mrs. Nellie B. Neff,
chairman; Mrs. Katheryn s. Merritt
and Mrs. Eta w. Davis, vice chair
men; Mrs. Margaret H. Jones, Mrs.
Mildred r. Shafer, Mrs. Lucy Z. FEES.
sender. and Mrs. Jessie NJ. Rulings
are members of the committee on ar
rangements.
Lebanon Chapter, No. 90. will have
an initiation conducted by the new
officers next Tuesday evening. The
annual dance will be held February
Is at the New Willard. Mrs. Augusta
Thompson was appointed grand mar
shall.
The matron, Mrs. Mary E. Steiner,
of Unity Chapter, No. %, announced
meeting was held Tuesday of the
dormitory committee at the home of
The next meeting. January %. will
be a short business session followed
by social and program. The chapter
will celebrate its tenth birthday
February IL.
The Masonic and Eastern Star
Home Board Auxiliary will meet in
Masonic Temple, Thirteenth street
and New York avenue, tomorrow at
1870 pm. The annual election of Of
ficers will take place and all mem
bers are requested to be present.
William F. Hunt Chapter. No IS,
will celebrate its fifteenth anniversary
January 81. A program has been
arranged. Refreshments will be
served, followed by dancing The first
meeting OF the Auxiliary Home Board
will he held tomorrow at pm. at
the home Of the chairman. Mrs. Marie
+, Summers, 224 Ninth street north
east.
Hope Chapter, No. 30, will meet
January 26. AT The conclusion Of which
there will be entertainment. Esther
| Towers. chairman of the dormitory
committee viii have a meeting Janu-
airy - 1t 202 Tenth street southeast.
May Anderson. chairman OF the Floral
! Circle, has announced card party
! for January 20 at 524 Buchanan street
at 8 pm. Eleanore Clarkson. chair
| man OF ways and means. has an
nounced a dinner for February 10 at
| Scottish Rite Cathedral. Third and e
streets, from to Z pm.
The auxiliary home board of Joseph
Fl. Milans Lodge Chapter. No. Al. will
meet tomorrow evening at the home
| of Associate Matron Louise kreglow.
The ways and means committee. Edna
| NJ Bush chairman, will have a card
party January % in Northeast Ma
sonic Temple.
In lieu Of the regular January meet
ing of the Womens Eastern Star
| Club, United States Treasury Depart
ment. called off on account of the re
cent Grand Chapter session, a special
meeting will be. held Tuesday at the
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Last Tuesday evening Carroll Coun.
Gil celebrated its twenty eighth ami.
versary. Many members and their
families were present and an excellent
entertainment was provided. The audi.
forum was beautifully decorated and
many compliments were given the
lecturer. Joseph B. Mccain, who was
responsible for the fine appearance
OF the auditorium and the high class
entertainment provided. The musical
program was followed by a dance,
during which refreshments were
served. M. A. Rattigan presided and
John j. Downey gave a brief history
of the council.
Keane Council. No. asa, at it's last
meeting donated SIS for the relief Of
the family of J. Edward Carpenter,
who was murdered at La Plata. Md.
The chairman of the ticket com.
mittee for the get.together dinner,
Edwin P. Goodwin. has appointed the
following teams: Team No. /, John F..
Murphy. captain; William A. Multi
gan, William Neligan. DIR. Charles I.
Griffith, Robert I. Carpenter, DR..
James O'Donnell: team No. 2, Michael
r. Calnan, captain; Daniel j. burning
Cornelius T. Ward, James E. Reilly,
James D. hurry, J. f. Donovan,
George f. Custard, George NJ Ster-
Llll, team NO. ., Matthew DllOns ca p
tain; Michael J. Coakley, Charles F.
Ryan, Charles Dean, William r. San.
ford, John S. Sirica; team No. 4,
Henry G. Nolda, captain; E. o. Strud-
ley Daniel Burke, Edward Kehoe, 1r.;
George Saur, James p. McKeon.
Charles D. Boone. The chairman Of
the committee, Edwin P. Goodwin,
and the four captains compose the
Central ticket committee for keane
council.
keane Council will meet Friday at
7:30 pm. instead of Thursday the cur
rent week, due to the mass meeting
to be held at the auditorium on The
Truth About Mexico Thursday.
The councils Five Hundred Club
will give card party Friday at 9
pm. in the K. of c. Hall, 918 Tenth
street northwest, for the benefit of
the relief fund under the direction of
Mrs J. Donovan, chairman. and Mrs.
William Neligan, vice chairman.
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Kallipolis Grotto. Mystic Order of
Yelled Prophets, will hold its annual
meeting and election of officers Thurs.
day evening at Grotto headquarters.
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Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars of Leba
mon, will have a ceremonial in the ball
room at the Willard Hotel Monday
evening, January 81. at s o'clock,
when also amendments to the bylaws
will be considered.
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The annual dinner of the Masonic
Veterans Association will be given at
the New Ebbitt Hotel, Tenth and H
streets northwest, tomorrow evening
at s o'clock.
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r In order to put In the number Of
drills required by the Navy Depart
ment, the local organization is hold
ing drills Monday and Thursday
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n YRON NJ. PARKER LODGE
M will have charge of the serv-
ices at the Masonic and East
4 i ern Star Home this after
noon at o'clock, when Rev.
Kyle Booth, pastor of the Ingram
Memorial Church, will officiate. Trans.
portation between the home and the
cars is assured.
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B. P. O. ELKS.

AZ a W. 1I4<2A0s
In the recent two initiative meet
ings the following became members
OF the order: Frank M. Alligood, Amos
M. Dunn, John A. Flather, Nels J
! Frederickson, Cleveland Kennicutt,
John M. kuntz, Stanley H. Reaney,
Thomas F. Roche, Albert M. Thomas,
Robert p. Craven, Samuel p. Darby.
| William F. Ewald r. E. Joyce, Frank
Piggone, Samuel j. Sherman, Ralph
F. Thompson, r. NJ. Walters, and G.
| c. Wathen, sr. Messrs. Thomas e
Cranston, Harry K. Finfer and VII.
liam J. Doyle, jr., were added to the
membership by affiliation and reaffilia.
| ton.
| The lodge, with the assistance Of the
dance committee. will give a benefit
dance for the widow of Louis r. Leap
| ley. who was killed In an accident sew.
eral weeks ago. The dance will take
| place at the Elks' Hall February Is
at Q o'clock.
Exalted Ruler James E. Collifower
has appointed a committee to be
known as the glad hand committee.
The chairman of the committee is
John W. McDermott, with Andrew
Kennedy as secretary. The assistants
are; Clinton Goldman, Robert HOY,
George McDermott. Thomas Gran.
ston. Paul Dwyer, Nose Herzog. Sam.
uel Gibson, Phillip Little, Past Elk
allied Ruler Daniel III. Nihion, Judge
Blackman and Arthur A. Riemer.
! The exalted ruler has appointed
chairmen for the following commit.
tees; Board of stewards, Gus w. Brah-
Ter; social and community welfare
committee. Past Exalted Ruler Lieut..
Howard M. Peter, L. S. Marine Corps:
membership committee, DR.. John IT.
! Ready; entertainment committee, J.
Leonard Reh; dance committee, Frank
| " A. Brown; glad hand committee,
John W. McDermott; publicity com.
mittee, Arthur A. Riemer
| The entertainment committee con-
sists of ]. Leonard Reh, chairman;
/ Chris Sproesser, vice chairman; MIR.
Merkuet. secretary, and the following
members: Robert Hoy, stage man.
ager, with assistants, r. Laurence
| Philips. Jack O'Connell, Moses Her
zog, Abe Dressner, Isador Cohen, Ed
ward kreigg, Patrick H. O'FarrelI,
Lew Levy, Fred Mayer and A. A.
! Riemer
Past Exalted Ruler Judge Robert f..
Mattingly handled the gaveI at the
| session of January ). Henry l. Quinn.
Joseph A. Burkart, William s. Selby.
Fred Whitehead, Past Exalted Rulers
| Shine, Balderson and Nihion assisted
! in the entertainment.
Past exalted rulers who will pre-.
side over the lodge sessions are: Rosa
| +. Downing, January 20; r. Dennis
Harper, January 26; James L. Ward,
February 2, and john j. German, Feb.
ruary 16.
Honorary life membership has been
conferred upon Lemuel Robey, esquire
of Washington Lodge for the past six
years, for his efficient work In that
position.
The annual past exalted rulers
night will be held February 8, and all
of the stations will be occupied by
past exalted rulers of the lodge.
A skit written by Henry Meier,
with the music score by Frank M. Al.
| ligood, and featuring Judge Robert E.
q, Mattingly and Fred Whitehead, and