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pointed the following members on her
good of-the -order committee: Andrew
Cough, Mrs. Ada Cough. Mrs. Jo-
sephine c, Herbit, Mr.. Russell Daily and
Mrs. Alice Boyd.
The Merry Makers of Golden Rule
Council rendered a surprise party Oc-
tober Is to Miss Margaret Shepherd,
the event being her birthday.
The first grand visitation under the
new administration will be made TO
Martha cambridge Council by the State
councillor Mrs Carrie G. Meile, and her
staff officers tomorrow evening at 808
street.
Mayfower Council met with the
councillor Mrs Hattie Rupert, preSid
ing October -. Mrs. Julia Gatewood,
Mrs. Ida Beall and Mrs. Blanche
Brooks were appointed to serve on the
general good of the order committee
of the State council. A donation was
made for the Florida relief. This coun-
Gil paid a fraternal visit to John L.
Brunette Council Monday evening.
Bible was presented John L. Brunette
Council as a gift from Mayf1ower
Council. State Council Outside Senti-
nal Emma Brooks made the preSenta
ton speech. the gift was received b.
councillor, Mrs. Josephine c. Herbit.
Loyalty Council met Tuesday eve
ming in the Junior Order Temple with
the councillor, Mrs. Fannye KOlb, pre-
siding State Council Conductress Mrs.
Ethel E. Burroughs of Anacostia Coun-
Gil. State deputy to the council, was
welcomed. Past councillor, Mrs Mae
Gibbs was elected representative, and
Mrs Dora Sbley outside sentinel. Mrs.
Iona Luscombe was elected pianist
Installation of officers was conducted by
the deputy State councillor, Mrs. Ethel
E Burroughs. State vice councillor.
Mrs. Louise A. Grubbs reported on the
National Council sessions.
A special meeting of the general good
of the order committee of the State
Council was held Tuesday evening
after adjournment of Fidelity Council
in the Junior Order Temple. The
meeting was called to order by the as
sociate state councillor. Mrs. julia
Pennifield. Mrs. Margaret Halfpap was
appointed secretary. 1t was decided 70
hold supper and card party next
month. :,
A five hundred card party will be
given by Goodwill Council october %,
at $50 pm, 808 Eye street.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Grand Chancellor A. Lacy Embrey
and associate officers will visit Calantne
Lodge and Home Lodge tomorrow
evening: Hermione Lodge, November z,
at their hall, Wisconsin avenue ana M
street.
number of lodges petitioned the
grand chancellor to call a special con-
vention of the Grand Lodge on the 29th
to consider very important matter. He
announced he is compelled to decline
the request. as the desired legislation Is
In conflict with existing law.
The meeting of the ways and means
committee was held Wednesday eve
ming, when a report of the committee
on temple fund was given.
Washington Company, uniform rank,
will escort the grand chancellor 10 Ca
lanthe Lodge tomorrow evening.
Friendship Temple met Wednesday
evening A card party will be given
October 81 at the home of Mrs. BatSon:
Members of the drill staff are requested
to be present at the meetings for drilling.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Edward S. Handiboe. lecturer of
Washington Council, announces the
first entertainment for next Tuesday
evening, following the business meeting,
when a program of excellent entertain
ment will be followed by buffet supper
Plans for the annual Halloween dance
are said to be well under way.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Central Camp received six applica-
lions for membership at its last meet
ing as the result of the drive for candi-
dates for the Rubey Glass adoption to
be held November 20 in Odd Fellows
Temple. The membership committee
will meet October "a. The camp de-
cided to continue its practice of having
L.; 41@5a ~ hn five
night of each north, at which time
those having been lorn in the current
month will be honored. George A.
Casey has been appointed consul of the
degree team for the Rubey Glass and
has announced that rehearSalS of the
team will be held october Is at WASH
ington Camp and November l at Talbot
Camp. Arrangements are being made
to organize special foresters team to
participate during the same occasion.
The banquet in honor of Head Consul
A. R. Talbot, who will be present No.
vember co. will be held in Odd Fellows
Temple.
The Rubey Glass adoption committee
will meet at Neighbor H. H. Millards
Office October 90 for consideration of
various matters affecting the November
20 meeting.
West End Camp entertained the
members of the Rubey Glass committee.
Six applications for membership were
received.
Georgetown Camp will meet October
70; arrangements are being made for
Joint class adoption in honor of State
Deputy Rubey in November.
The Boosters are meeting at Wood
men Inn, on Conduit road. The minstrel
troupe has been rehearsing under the
direction of Neighbors Nichols. Trun-
nell and Howard, and are in readiness
for another show to be held some time
In the near future
ROYAL ARCANUM.
At recent meeting of Oriental
Council Past Grand Regent Stephen H.
Takes acted as regent. Grand Regent
l. s. Childs was guest of the evening
Past Grand Regent Warren NJ. Schoon-
maker, president Of the Boosters Club.
was speaker. Grand Chaplain w. 2.
Drown conducted the ceremonies.
Regent Roy @. Klotz presided at the
last meeting Of kismet Council Among
grand council officers who made brief
addresses were Grand Regent 1. S.
Childs Past Grand Regents T. j. Lam
dergren. Warren NJ. Schoonmaker and
Joseph F. Brashears and Grand Sentry
j. T. Whalen. One of the features of
the evening was the distribution of
dividend checks. Arrangements were
completed for beefsteak dinner by the
council and its friends at the Summer
cottage Of Past Grand Regent Joseph
F. Brashears. Overlook, on the upper
Potomac, October %. Announcement
also was made of visitation from Bal
tin1ore City Council of Baltimore to
Kismet Council November IA.
District Council, Loyal Ladies, under
leadership of Regent Dorothy Alberger
held meeting Monday at 935 Grant
place. A supper was served and the
entertainment was in the nature of
Halloween party. Mrs. Corbin Birch
was installed as trustee of the council