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Evening star., 1928-06-09
@. P. 0. NINE TRIUMPHs.

Hitting hard behind lhe strong pitch
ing of Hughes Government Printing
Office nine yesterday scored over Az
fieulture, II 10 D. and elinebed iirst
halt series h0nors IN the Colored de-
paftmental League.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
VICTORIAN BIG FAyoRITE.

NEW YORK, June 0 ~. The East 4
leading m0ney.winning = year nld
Harry Payne Wliitney'8 Victorian, was
an Overwhelming fayorlie 20 capture the
rich Belmont stakes at Belmont Park
today,
Evening star., 1928-06-09
THREE G. u. PLAYERS
TO TRY LEAGUE BALL

Bobby Nork. Bucky O'Neil and Frank
Gillespie Georgetown University ath-
letes. are TO strive for berths with pro-
fcssional base ball teams.
Nork is in New York for trial with
the Yankees at third base; ONeil. who
played third base and the outfield for
the Hoyas, has signed with the Giants,
and Gillespie. captain and pitching ace
of the HilItoppers, will report to the
Baltimore Orioles next week.
Nork not only is a clever diamonder,
but was the chief offensive threat OF
the Hoya eleven last Fall and was
captain of the basket ball team during
the past campaign.
O'Neil Is a hard hitter and good
fielder and is unusually fast. He also
played regularly in the backfield on
the eleven and has competed on the
track team as a sprinter.
Gillespie was recommended to the
Orioles by Ben Egan. who coached the
Hoya nine last Spring.
George Washington Universitys un-
defeated tennis team was TO play its
against the Monument netmen. The
Co,onials have made a fine record.
Georgetowns foot ball squad will not
go to Wildwood N. j., for early training
again this Fall 1t is felt that facilities
are not proper there. 1t Is likely that
the Hoyas will seek another training
site in New Jersey or one in Virginia
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Towing, Fr. 6-e-e-5. Central Auto Works
Evening star., 1928-06-09
PARK VIEW NINE WINS.

Park View School nine shut out jan
nings School tossers yesterday on Plaza
diamond In a western division series
game. to 0. Bushcr missed n no-hit
no-run game when the losers gathered
a lone safety
Evening star., 1928-06-09

Beaumont, 5: Waco. 2.
Houston, 7; San Antonio, 2
Dallas. IL: Wichita Falls. g.
Shreveport. o: Fort Worth, T.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Hollywood. 4: Oakland. I.
Missions. 9: Sacramento. 2.
Portland. z: Los Angeles. 2.
5cattle. Q; San Francisco, o.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC AssocIATIoN

Macon. 81; Asheville. /.
KNOXVILLE. S; Columbia. e.
SpsrtanburR. II; Charlotte, g.
Greenyille. 2; Augusta, L.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
WANT SUNDAY GAME.

Triangle A. q, tossers are seeking a
game for Sunday with an unlimited
class nine. Call Adams 5446-J after
q pm.
Evening star., 1928-06-09

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
Pittsburgh at Boston. Cincinnati at n. York.
Chicago at Phila. 81. l.. at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Bklyn.
ST. l.. at New York.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE

Wilmington. 81 GreenvilIc. T.
Goldsboro. ]; Fayetteville, g.
Kingston, 4; Rocky Mount, l.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

Salisbury. 8; Raleigh. I.
Greensboro. o: High Point, 8.
Salem, 3; Durham, 5.
Evening star., 1928-06-09

HANOVER, NJ, H., June Ri.~-~
Gerard fsWope, star track man at Dart
mouth for thH past two seasons has
been elected captain of The track team
tot The coming ysfr.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.

Northampton. 8; Crisheld. T.
Salisbury. Q; Easton. l.
Camhridse. 49, Parksley, ?.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadclphia, I0t 81. Louis, \,
Other sameS, rain,
STANDING OF THE CLURS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia. 6; ChiCawo. !.
st. Louis, 4; New York, 3.
Boston, .; Pittsburgh. !.
Cincinnati. :; BROOKLYN, ,.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
TEXAS LEAGUE.

No games scheduled.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark, 4; READING. o.
Rochester. 8; Buffalo. 3.
Toronto. S; Montreal. 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Nj gameS postponcd, ram.
'UTHERN ASSOCIATION.

ChnttanOoRa. 5: Mobile, 9
Memphis. ~; Birmingham. ,.
New Orleans. Z; Nashville. T.
tlanta, 7; Little Rock. l.
BLUE RIDGE LEAGJT.
}hsmbersbure. 2; Hanover, o.
yaynesboro. 2: Ha2erstown. g.
frederick, 2: Martinsburg. /.
Evening star., 1928-06-09

Towing, FIR. 6-s-e-5. Central Auto Works.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1928-06-09
SPRING SURPRISES
AT COLUMBIA CLUB
Three Left in Semi-FinalS of
First Flight Along With
One Veteran.

YOUTH was riding high in the
NJ saddle today at the Columbia
7 Country Club. as the Anal day
Il of the annual invitation tour
ney of the club drew toward
Evening star., 1928-06-09

Led by n0rOthy white, the District
Wamena title holder. who scored vic.
tory over Mrs. y, Boyd Morrow wom-
ems Maryland and Middle Atlantic title
holder, team Of Is Washington woman
players yesterday defeated q Baltimore
womena team IN match at the nalti.
more Country Club, winning, aalb
points to 1914 for the baltimore women,
Miss white won all three points from,
Mrs, Morrow,
Summaries;
Mlss. ppraIhy White fwi, .. w. Mrs H.
BOYD MaIFAw ln4. o.
,,dInl.,e Mrs ylllsy tw.i, .. w Miss vlrsinla
! Ms ,Hayasa tWl, ., Va, Mrs, W.
aMrs.h Knox (wl, 0, w Mrs N L.
Evening star., 1928-06-09

Albert n. Mackenzie Is 10 60 TO Phil
ndelphin tomorrow 10 see Roland Mac
Kensie play In an exhibition with
Walter Hagen as partner against
Tommy Armour and an unnamed part
nap
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23
FORMER ALASKA 'CUB'.
 REPORTER ON ROAD ID FAME, FORTUNE
JOHNNY DUNN ACCEPTS POSI- TON NORTHWEST EDITOR
 SEATTLE TIMES

SEATTLE, Jan. 23, (P)- The res- ignation of John M. Dunn, night city editor of the Seattle bureau of the As sociated Press to become Northwest editor of the Seattle Times, was an- nouced Saturday night.
 Dunn is the son of John H. Dunn, clerk of the United States district court. in Juneau. He was born in Nome, attended Juneau and Anchor age high schools, and attended the University of Washington School of Journalism.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23
NEW E. E. co. HEAD HERE

o. J. Egleson, who succeeds G. w.. Metcalfe as general manager of the Fairbanks Exploration Co.,, brief visitor in Seward while awaiting the departure of the train for the Interior. MT. Metcalfe becomes assistant to the vice president of the United States Smelling, Refining & Mining Co.,, in the Boston office. MT. Egleston has been in charge of the Nome opera tions of the company and will con- tinue in that capacity along with his new work in Fairbanks.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23
FILING FUR PRIMARIES
 ENDS ON FEBRUARY 7

FeasaaGsg eEG;s 7th is the last day for filing forsthe coming primaries for any office: according to telegram received locally from Juneau. The wire says
 This date includes offices in Chap ter 3s, laws of 1917, and Chapter 39, laws of 1919, and Chapter II of laws Of 1921. The declaration contained in Chapter 3S, laws of 1917, is the correct form for delegates and alter mates to conventions and National Committeeman. TEe above is in ac- cordance with the opinion requested and received from the Attorney Gen eral of Alaska on this subject
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23

] Special this week -$2.OO box of candy for $1.5O, 75c Fairyland for 6Oc. Schal- lerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23

Try our steaks and roasts. They unexcelled. Carstens.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23
ATTENTION PUBLIC

The mail clerk on the Admiral Watson, McGee, was taken seriously i'll and was removed from the boat at Ketchikan. As the result, Chas. Shel- don, Seward postmaster, stated to- day that no letters should be mailed at the boat, either for the Westward or for the South, but should be mail ed in the Seward postoffice in good time before the departure of the boat
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23
sOU7HBOUND LISTING
 0N STEAMER ALASKA FROM SEWARD SATURDAY
Seattle:

Hazel M. Dunkel, Betty Merrett, Jean Merrett, Jack Gyoen, E. Sweat sen c. E. Coutene, George Ness, w. G. Finlon, Mrs. Finlon,/ L. B. Wall bridge. Mrs. E. J. Corwin, Mrs. T. A. Parsons, Robert Parsons, Mrs. John l. Corey. Mrs. T. P. Cloran, Louis Smith. c. H. Gillam, o. B. Porter, B. I. Bower. August w. Hartman, E. F.. Magaha. J. Wier, Mrs. Wier, Mrs. De Lovergne. F. De Lovergne, E. H. Stocker, H. Hanson, Mrs. Richmond, James Cessford, Helen M. Ashcroft, Jas. A. Dollar, Arthur M. Fernandey, John Lunder,. Y. Luke, D. R. Adams, Wolf Simon, Carl Berge, M. Morris,
 Mrs. G. Swain, Edgar Clausen, M. B. Vaughn.
 Cordova-Larry Lane, c. P. Mickal- son. Paul Bloodhorn, Jennie Gray, c.
 F. Smith, Mrs. P. Mcclellan, A, F. Nc
 Gill.
 Latouche-Geo. Lanning, John Bal os, Wm. Syroid, Emil Feinger. valdez-C. J. Todd. | Wrangell-Geo Carter, James Ken
 nedy.
 l Ketchikan-M. Bruce.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23
PORT 0F MISSING MEN

Sidney Neville Craig, former mem- Der of the 31st Aero Squadron, Signal Section, Aviation Corps. Last heard from while enroute to South America in January, 1920. Any information as to the present whereabouts should be communicated to Oscar A. Haeser
 Adjutant, Alexander Moisa Post No
 27, Jerome, Arizona, P. o. Box 2o15
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23

In between acts the College girls sold calendars last night and from the number in the hands of the spec tators they must have cleaned ID.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23
OCEAN AIRSHiP LINE

NEW YORK, Jan. p. (P)-An ocean airship line will start next summer if trail flights are successful for R-1OO, dirigible with a capacity of 100 pas sengers, and now under construction in London, according to representa- tives here.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23

Harris cropped out Il a new role at the basketball ganle last night. As the original yell and band leader he wins the hard rubber frying pan
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23

From Fairbanks comes the report that Tom Dyer, former six foot two inch resident of Seward, is growing taller day by day.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23
WATSON DUE WEDNESDAY

The s. s. Admiral Watson, of the P. s. Co.,, is expected to arrive in .oprt Wednesday, according to the To- cal office.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23

Seat.,e rec Cream at Schalierer's Alaska Shop. .
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23

FOR SALE-Quartz and placer :;ot- ices, proof of labor, and any other leoat blanks at the Seward Drug and the Gateway office.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23
MlpwlNTER SAVING

z Now is the time to recondition and
 make the old shoes last till Easter.
 Mems soIes and Heels $2.75.s Ladies soles and Heels, $1.7s to $2.5o. Seward Leather Works
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23

Lenhart rende::el a great corne' solo last night aa1 g,t big hand.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-23

COLLEGE NIGHT AT THE LIB. ERTY TONIGHT. READ THE AD.
Evening star., 1928-04-29

Girls Literary GiuD, Stitch and Chatter
Club, singing sroup, Club Room; o:lS
PM, dancing.
Military Road Center. Military road
near Brightwood:
Monday--3:lS pm, music extension
piano class. Buzzing Bees Dramatic
Club.
Wednesday--3:l5 pm, Buszing Bees
Dramatic Club.
Friday--3lS pm. music extension
piano class.
Garfield Center. Alabama avenue and
Corcoran street northeast:
Wednesday--3:lS pm. music, games
for girls. Wolf Girl Scouts: 7:30 pm,
basketry, fiower-maktng class, games for
boys, sewing class, public speaking class.
SmOthers liusic Center, Forty-second
and Benning road northeast:
Monday -- 3:15 pm, music class,
tiower-making class, Wolf Girl Scouts.
Boy Scouts.
DeanwoOd Music Center. Whiting
ham and Lane places northeast:
ThurSday-3:15 pm. music extension
class.
West Washington Center. Phillips
School, Twenty-Seventh and N streets
Friday-7:30 pm. handwork class:
paper, reed and wax class: Reg'lar Fell
lers, Vincent Social Club, Junior West
Washington A. c.. social dancing, COM
munity singing. Girl Scouts, game group,
story telling and painting group.
Evening star., 1928-04-29

evening with the councillor, Gertrude
Everhart, presiding Mrs. Edna Dyer, O
member of Baltimore Council, was re-
ceived into full membership. The un-
written work was rendered by the con-
ductress, Ethel Keane.
Kenilworth Council convened Tues
day evening with the councillor, Mrs.
Virginia Adair, In the chair. Good 81
the order committees Nos. . an, : sfi.l
give a card party at tee Aone uf Mrs.
Ethel l.. Keefe May 10. The council
will receive a fraternal visit from Star
Spangled Banner Council Of Capitol
Heights Md, May 8. The State coun-
cilor, Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd, and AS
sociate State Councillor Mrs. Cora
Thompson paid an unofficial visit April
"a. Good of the order committee for
May 8 was appointed comprising
Pauline Steele, Naomi I. Gibson. Esther
Dunkley and Margaret A. Jennings.
Star Spangled Banner Council met
April 10, with the councillor Mrs. Maude
Varnell, presiding. Plans were made to
make a return visit TO Kenilworth
Council May 8. The council attended
the class initiation of Loyalty Council
last Tuesday evening at the Junior
Order Temple.
Betsy Ross Council met Wednesday
evening, WIN Mrs. mary II. Sludue pre-
siding. Mrs Nettie v. Howard was
elected to membership. Charles E.
Whitney reported on arrangements for
the carnival to be given by the Junior
Order Hall Association. Others report
ing were Mrs. Hattie Miller card party;
Mrs. Quade, relief, and Mrs. Ada M.
Strickland. delinquent. Mrs, Mary B.
Rouzee and Mrs Lillian A. Dewey filed
requests for transfer cards, State Coun-
cilor Mrs Elizabeth Shepherd and AS
sociate State Councillor Mrs Cora
Thompson made addresses. The next
meeting will be held May .
Loyalty Council had work Tuesday
evening In the Junior Order Temple.
with the councillor, Mrs. Ethel Allen,
presiding. A class initiation was con-
Quoted In which five candidates were
received. The candidates for Loyalty
Council we're Dora Sibley, Stella Sibley
Olga Marine, Irene Williams and Mag
gle Merrifield. BY special request of
Betsy Ross Council one candidate, Net
tie Howard, was also initiated. A tab
leau was presented by Past Councillors
Mrs Mae Gibbs and Mr.. Boswell Past
Councillor Mrs. Daisy l.. Gresham off,
ciated as the initiatory councillor. Past
National fCouncilor Mrs. Naomi E.
Swami gave brief address National
Deputy Councillor Mrs. Sadie Levy
Deputy State Councillor Mrs. Ethel E.
Burroughs. Mrs, Louise Dyer, councillor
Evening star., 1928-04-29
At Community Centers
OF the Public Schools.

Friday-3:l5 pm, music extension
piano class: 7:30 PM, Morning star
drill team, Forrest Temple drill team.
Dunbar High Center. First and
streets
Thursdays pm, Wolf Girl Scouts
Organ Practice Club. swimming for
women and girls: 8 pm. Columbia
Temple drill team, Columbia Lodge of
ElkS' drill team, American Woodmen
drill team, American Woodmen Band,
swimming for men and youths, Council
Review Players.
Friday PM, Boy Scout activities.
Lovetoy Center, Twelfth and d streets
Monday-3:l5 pm. music extension
classes.
Wednesdsy--S:l5 pm. industrial arts
class, Stereopticon slides.
ThurSday--7:S0 pm. logan A. c..
Manchester A. c.. Northeast A. c., COM
munity A. c.. Everready Club, Good
Words Club, Stitch and Chatter Club,
singing group, Young Mems Club, Whit
Ting Club. Club Room, industrial arts,
Whirlpool Club.
Saturday.: pm, athletic clubs,
community athletics, active games,
Evening star., 1928-04-29

future. Brief rema-...s rvIs made by
Vice Councillor Perry A. Martin, State
Inside Sentinel william r. Earnest.
Senior Past Councillor r. w. Mueller,
Councillor w. Floyd Spurlin and others
Andrew jackson Council met IN
Junior Order Temple Tuesday evening.
with Councillor O. o. Sunday presiding.
Addresses were made by Junior Past
Councillor William T. Perry. Past State
Councillor Thomas P. Moore, Past
Councillor K. I. Harris and Past Coun-
cilor c. T. Lacy.
Benning Council met Monday eye
ming to make f1naT ARRANGEMENTS FOR
American fag-raising exercises to be
held this afternoon at the public school
in Cheverly, Md. State Secretary John
Prender will preside and the principal
speaker will be Representative Fred
erick N. Zihlman Of Maryland. State
Councillor oscar T. Harlow will present
the flag in behalf Of Benning Council.
The children of the public school will
render several selections. Music will
be furnished by the Independent Boys
will begin at O'Clock The CheverIy
| bus will leave Ninth street and Penn
| sylVania avenue at l pm. and 2:30
pm. direct to the school. Those de-
string to go by auto viii follow these
directions At Bladensburg take De-
| Tense Highway to the sign post
"Landoyer"; take road to right to sign
"Cheyerly'';; take road TO right to
| school.
Edward J. Ross Council met April
10 in Junior Order Temple, with Coun-
cilor Stanley Travis presiding. Past
| State Councillor Harry A. Beck sd-
| dressed the council on the carnival.
| The meeting adjourned to enable the
! members to attend the State councillor
visitation to Constellation Council
Mount Vernon Council met in North
/ east Masonic Temple Friday evening
with Councillor Millard M Smith in the
/ chair Several applications for mem
| bership were presented Reports were
made by the carnival committee. A
talk on the activities of the base ball
team was made by Pop Hassler
| Others who spoke included Deputy
State Councillor j. r. Currier and Dr.
A. L. Taylor
The Junior Order carnival committee
announces all arrangements have been
completed for the annual Mardi Gras
and frolic in the Junior Order Temple.
808 / street. May l. and continuing
until Saturday evening Among the
many features will be the country store
and fish pond. A popularity contest
is being held.
Evening star., 1928-04-29

Harry A. Beck gave q report on the
carnival to be held during the first
week in May. Addresses were made
by State Councillor Oscar r. Harlow,
Past State Councillor William L. Jen-
kins Past Councillor Edward O. Beck.
Past Councillor F. w. Buckler and
Member Thomas Sergeon. Prof. Ed
ward Parr entertained with a fire-eat-
ing act and William Anglin of J Nor
gan Read Council, humorist, also en-
tertained. A smoker followed.
The last of the vlsitations will be
held May 4, when the State officers
will pay j. Morgan Read Council an
annual visit.
Independent Council met April 10 at
623 Louisiana avenue, with the coun-
cilor, E. B. Warren, presiding. A buffet
supper was served Farewell remarks
we're made by Deputy State Councillor
F. Bruckshen, who has been called
for sea duty in the United States
Navy, and Past Councillor r. r. Newton,
who will leave with the Oliver Shows
Addresses we're made by National Rep
resentative Frank D. Seiffert, Past
Councillor A. l.. Dahler of Liberty Bell
Council; Frank and william Dahler
Of Francis Scott Key Council and p. r.
Rowzee. j. p. Snyder, j. A. Hopkins
and others of the home council.
Liberty Bell Council met April 21
In Northeast Masonic Temple, with
Vice Councillor A. E. Franks presiding
One application for membership was
presented. Past Councillor T. L. Hamel
reported that team No. 2 Of Liberty
Bell had won the bowling league
championship Of the District of Co
lumbia. State Vice Councillor A. C.
Columbus gave a talk on the Junior
Order Temple Association. Past State
| Councillor G. W. Ackerman and Past
| Councillors Gorbutt. Brown and Glenn
ents of Star Spangled Banner Council
and Allan c. Witherite, L. G. Boswell
l.. N. Rector and F. c. Parr made
addresses.
Anacostia Council met In Masonic
| Hall, AnaCostia. d. c., Monday eve.
ming. with Councillor M. E. White pre-.
siding. One former member was re-
| instated. Brief remarks were made by
| Deputy State Councillor Charles F
Mueller. National Outside Sentine
| Smithson. State Outside Sentinel Ed
ward Diehl. E. r. Thomas, F. C
| Prather, Clark Teats, N. z. Kempel
and others.
| J. Morgan Read Council met Apri
! 20 in Star Hall. Mount Rainier, Md.
with Councillor w. Floyd Spurlin pre-.
/ siding. State Councillor Oscar T
Harlow made brief address A sur
] prise meeting will be held in the neal
Evening star., 1928-04-29

u m b Ia, recently
e | e cte e d and in
stalled by Past SUI
preme Regent p
T. NJ c F a den oi
w in c h ester, Va.
acting as deputy
supreme regent al
the annual meeting
of the Grand Coun-
ell, has been an ac-
tive member of the
order for many
years.
Amliatei with
KiSFnet Council, he
filled the various
Offices In that coun-
Gil and was elevat-
ed through the
m.s~u Ahl.H -
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FRATERNITIES
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and carnations to the Grand Lodge Of
ficers, Gifts were presented to the
president and to Grand Master J. Burton
Kincer. also to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Thomson and Mrs. Elsie Wilson. Mrs,
Thomson is the conductor of the as
semhly; Mr.. Thomson, grand herald Of
the Grand Lodge, and Mrs. wilson. the
inStructreSS Of the lodge.
The last of the Spring viSitationS will
be held at Naomi Rebekah Lodge,
Nav Z.
Schuyler ColfaX Rebekah Lodge held
short session Tuesday and later at
tended the visitation at Brightwood
Lodge A birthday party will be held
MAY 8.
Mrs. Nettie r. Mettler. president of
the P. N. G.. Club. announces a meeting
Thursday evening After the meeting
the club will visit Dorcas Rebekah
Lodge.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Isaac S. Childs, grand regent of the
Povaj Arrapityra nf tha niSfrfnf ~ Ca
Evening star., 1928-04-29

program to follow the initiation which
with be held May g. A social session
with buffet supper will be served.
| Mai. G. Eugene Edwards and his Flag
day committee are completing details
| It will be held at the Sylvan Theater, In
the Monument Grounds. June 10. at 5
pm.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Fraser held a dance last Monday
| night. A brief business session pre-
ceded the entertainment and commit
| tee reports were presented by Sover-
| eign HesEesen, Dalkin and Pcyser.
Consul Comdr. MCGEE presided.
Alpha Camp will act upon the pro-
posal for uniform rank company in
that camp, Friday evening. Efforts
will be made to perfect plans to send
this outfit to the annual encampment,
| thus giving Washington a representa-
| ton of four companies
Elm Camps box lunch party was
largely attended. The camps culinary
committee provided coffee and cold
drinks to be served with the lunches
The Boosters Club decided against
joint ceremony this year for w. 0. W..
Memorial day. Several of the individ-
ual camps will conduct memorials over
the graves OIL QeCeaSeQ SOVeTclBIS'
Fraser Camp will hold a special cere-
mony at an open meeting of the camp,
June IL, to which special invitations
will be given for members Of the fam
lilies Of departed Woodmen.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Kenmore Council met at the Junior
Order Council, April 20, with the
councillor. Mrs. Cleada e. Horne, pre-
siding. Plans are being arranged for a
card party for the benefit of the council
in the near future. Plans are being
made for the celebration of the coun-
ellis third birthday anniversary, May l8
The Golden Rod Club was entertained
last Wednesday afternoon at the Madak
Ion Restaurant. with Mrs. Emma M!
Bowen as hostess. Five hundred was
played following a delightful luncheon.
the prizes being won by Mrs. Louise F.
Schwenk and Mrs. Clara A. Rock. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Fannie
Joyner.
AT the last regular business session
of Golden Rule Council. six applica-
tions were received for membership and
the councillor Mrs, Margaret Taylor, ap-
pointed a committee to serve. Mrs
Ollie Montgomery gave report Of the
meeting held recently by the Junior
Order and Daughters OF America on
bazaar and carnival
Anacostia Council met Wednesday
Evening star., 1928-04-29

Of Mizpah Council; Past State Councillor
Mrs. Emily Il. Hockstrasser. Mrs. Isa-
belle Wilkerson, councillor Of Progressive
Council: Mrs. Lydia Cox, councillor Of
Fidelity Council; Mrs. Mamie Cox How
ell of the national finance committee,
State outside Sentinel Mrs. Margaret
Halfpap Tor Star Spangled Banner
Council and Edward T. Skinner made
addresses.
The Boosters Club OF Loyalty Coun-
Gil met Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Lee. 1911 Morrison street, Chevy Chase,
ID. G.
Mizpah Council met Tuesday night
In its hall. Wisconsin avenue and NJ
street, with the councillor. Mrs. Louise
Dyer. presiding. The council later ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. George Rock
to the class initiation of Loyalty Council.
The past councillors of Old Glory
Council met April 10 at the home Of
Mrs Louise Mcdonald, 13 Fifth street
northeast for the purpose of organizing
a past councillors club. Games were
played and prizes won by Mrs. Mildred
Rock and Mrs. Elsie Boteler. Refresh
mertS were served