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night performance, Deputy Grand
Master ]. Burton Kincer. Thursday
night and Grand Guardian A. Yates
Dowell. Wednesday night perform
ance.
The grand master has called a
special session of the Grand Lodge
for Friday evening in the auditorium
OF the Odd Fellows Temple at s
o'clock.
Next Sunday evening the member.
ship of all branches of the order will
attend services at New York Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church Rev. DIR.
Joseph r. Sizoo will deliver a special
sermon. Past Grand Master James
z. Chamberlain, chairman of the spe-
cial committee on divine services, an
nounces that all members of the va.
riouS lodges will assemble in the SUM-
day school room OF the church at
7:30 pm. prior to entering the church
at pm.
RebelSah Lodges
Esther Lodge will celebrate it's
twenty-second birthday tomorrow
evening. There will be a musical pro-
gram.
Esther Lodge conferred the degree
on class of candidates last Tuesday
evening of Fidelity Lodge, among
whom was Mrs. Emma Dowell, wife
OF the grand guardian of the Grand
Lodge. Refreshments were served.
Ruth Lodge met last Monday eve-
ming and after a short business meet
ing the degree was conferred.
4 Brightwood Lodge will have its
annual visit Tuesday evening by the
president of the Rebekah Assembly,
Nettie r. Mettler, and her associate
officers and the grand master, Lemuel
e. Windsor, and his corps Of officers.
A program will follow the visitation
and all members are invited.
THE MACCABEES.
National Tent at its meeting at Odd
Fellows Hall last Wednesday evening.
Sir knight Fletcher, commander, pre-.
siding, decided to have it's degree team
exemplify the work at the class initi-
alton of Mount Vernon Tent tomorrow
evening at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Supreme Record Keeper S. w. Hall
from Detroit, Mich, will be the guest
OF Mount Vernon Tent that evening.
Martha Washington Hive will hold
dance at Odd Fellows Hall May IS.
National Tent will give q dramatic
Odd Fellows Hall May 25.
Eureka Hive. recently instituted by
the supreme commander, will hold its
first regular review at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple the evening Of May IA.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. !
Carroll Council met last Tuesday
evening and vacancies in the list of
officers were filled by the election of
Past Grand knight James B. Flynn
as advocate and Thomas J. Hughes
and NJ. A. Rattigan as delegates to
the building company. A memorial
service was held in honor of the late
District Deputy James T. Ryan. p.
A. Haltigan, James B. Flynn, NJ. A.
Rattigan and John j. Downey de-
Nvered addresses.
1t was announced that the annual
/. communion service would be held at
st. Matthew'S Church Sunday, May
%, at o'clock, to be followed by
breakfast at the Mayf1ower Hotel. An
interesting talk was given at the
meeting by George j. Browne Of AUX
land, New Zealand.
Keane Council 353 will meet Thurs
day at $3.50 pm. Zero hour will be
declared at O'Clock.
Monday, July 25, Keane Councils
at Atlantic City as part of the en-
tertainment planned on their outing
that week. Reservations are being
made by George Saur, treasurer, and
Al Joy.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Virginia Dare Council met April 20
at the hall. I'll D street, and cele-
brated its third birthday anniversary.
A program was given. Mrs. Mary
Sunday presented the council with a
birthday cake. Nine applications were
received for membership. A feature
entertainment has been planned for
the follow-up Of the initiatory exer.
cises Of the new class. Mrs. Mary
Sunday was elected vice councillor and
Robert L. Seymour recording secre-
tary.
Friendship Council announces Its
next regular business session at
Pythian Temple May 13 at o'clock.
Mizpah Council met Tuesday eve.
ming with Councillor Myrtle Grimes
in the chair Fannie McQuinn of
Ballston Council was admitted by
card. The charter was draped for
Mrs. Mahoney, who was buried Tues
day afternoon. Next Tuesday eve
ming the council will hold an initia.