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business session.
The first Fall meeting of the Past
Matrons and Patrons Association
met on Thursday evening at the home
of Past Patron Lester NJ. Cutler, 1881
Cathedral avenue. The ways and
means committee will meet at the
home of Mrs. Huntsberry, 2S11 Thir.
tytlfth street, Tuesday at pm.
The home board meets at the home
of Mary a. Anderson. 333 Tennessee
avenue northeast. Wednesday.
Martha Chapter, No. 4, will hold a
dance. card party and bazaar% at the
Hamilton Hotel, Fourteenth and Il
streets. Saturday, October !, at pm.
Mrs. Louise G.. kurtz is chairman.
The program for the next meeting.
October Z, will be in charge of the
past officers.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Columbia Lodge. No. 126, met last
Tuesday evening at its home, Gl5
Eighth street, Dictator +. \. Zilhman
and all other officers at their stations
with the exception of Arthur Cook,
vice dictator. and Secretary J. A. Bal
derson; the former being away on bus
mess, and the latter being on his vaca-
communications were received, among
| which was a congratulatory letter
from George Ward, supreme secretary
of the order, and he promises a per-
sonal visit in the early Winter. From
| all indications the prize winning de-
gree team will have a busy time visit
ing different lodges in Delaware, Nir.
ginia and Maryland. as invitations
have been received from Alexandria.
| Clarendon. Quantico. Va; Winchester.
| Brunswick and Fredericksburg. Md
| York and Hanover, Pa. The degree
1 team and their escort. after viewing
! the races on the Potomac went to
| points of interest down the river on
! the launch My own" being the guests
! of Joseph Aplononio. The party is ex-
| pected to dock late this afternoon. Die
| tator Zilhman, now being on the su
/ preme council, notified the lodge that
| many changes would be made in the
| rltuallStic work, and that efforts would
be made TO enlarge the order through.
out the world, and as charters are to
be granted in the British Isles, Wash
| ington must do its part, as the Capital
VIII be the main point of interest to all
foreign delegates after attending the
convention, which will open in Moose.
heart. ILL.,. next year: he also stated
that the Moose now have more than
1900 dependent children at Moose
heart, and 160 infirm and aged at
Moosehaven, Fla, besides some 600
mothers and children of deceased
members who are being cared for in
their own homes.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
The knights of Columbus of the
Ilstrlct or Columbia will hold their
Annual Solemn Nesper Service at tho
Shrlne of the Sacred Heart Church
sixteenth street and Park road. Sun.
DAY. october 9. Rev. E. ]. Connolly.
pastor of st. Peters Church will de-
ii'er THIS sermon. James ID. Bligh.
chairman, Washington Chapter. is be-
ing assisted by Frank j. Haske, sr..
secretary and Rev. Joseph Y R,,cL'
ley In making ARRANGEMENTS.
Potomac Council, at its regular
meeting last Monday night. mani
mouSly elected the following officers
Tor the ensuing year: Grand knight
Walter I. Plant; deputy grand knight
Alpeft j. Sardo; chancellor, Francis
Foiey; recording secretary, J. Chris
copner Spfoesser; warden. Ernest ].
smith; treasurer. John Buckley: in
SIDE guard, Patrick Gilhooly; out
side guards, j. j. Mccarthy and Jo-
seDh Jacobs; trustee, joseph Fitz-
patrick: delegates to the building
company, Edward L. Tucker anc
George Howell: delegates to the State
council, Walter /. Plant and Michael
ID. Schafer; alternates. Ben Myers
md William Foley; advocate. William
Foley.
Rev. James J. Mcguire. s. T., who
is assisting Father Mcdonnell con-
duct retreats at Menresa. on the
severn. delivered a short talk and
urged The members to try and make
the retreat with the local councils.
Friday, September 80. The week of
september 30 has been set aside for
keane and Spaulding Councils. Any
member desiring to make this re-
treat may do SO by communicative
With the grand knight of his council.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
The following officers were elected
TO office in keane Council, knights of
Columbus, for the ensuing year:
Grand knight, John f. Burns; deputy
grand knight, John F. Murphy; chan.
cliior. Daniel j. Burke; financial sec.
retary' Dennis j. inland; treasurer,
Edward A. Strudley; recording secre.
tary. Edwin p. Goodwin: warden. w
A. Mulligan; advocate, Alfred J. Ten.
nyson; lecturer, James P. Nick ION.
inside guard. Henry G.. Nolda; outside
guards. Daniel P. Hyland and Robert
u. carpenter: delegates to building
company. p. I. INLAND and r, c. Ed.
wards; delegates to chapter, DR.. James
b. O'Donnell and Frank ]. Haske.
delegates to State convention. f. p
Goodwin and Matthew Dillon and
trustee, Richard l.. Lamb. Rev
francis Y. Cavanagh was re-sppointed
haplain
keane Council will meet in the
hnights OF Columbus Home Friday
night instead Of Thursday. This
change is made on account of the
Dempsey-Tunney fight. All rtembe,s
OF the order and their friends are in
Nlted TO be guests OF kean9 Council
at the Dempsey-Tunney fight via
radlo in the knights of Columbus
home Thursday night
heane Councils 500 Club will hold
It's first card party of the season in
the knights Of Columbus Home Fri
day night, $50 o'clock.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Liberty Union Review. No. 6. will
meet tomorrow night in regular busi-
ness session at s O'Clock, in Pythian
Temple. At the close of the meet
Ing the review will be entertained
by It's president Mrs. Helen Luckett.
National Review. No. l, Mrs. Della
Edmunds, president. will entertain
the Officers Club on Thursday eve
ming at 8 O'Clock. Mrs. Mary Kill
leen. president of the club. has i'm
portant business TO bring before the
meeting and requests full attendance.
Thursday night the Officers Club
VIII outline its work for the coming
| Winter
The Alpha Beta Chi girls will meet