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At the weekly session OF the commit
tee having In charge preparations for
the annual excursion Of Wo0dmen to
Chesapeake Beach, w. Ray Neff of
Georgetown Camp was elected chair
man. and George A. Casey Of Central
Camp secretary-treasurer. 1t has been
definitely decided to hold the outing
July Is. Athletic sports will form a
In charge consisting Of P. T. Beach,
Washington Camp. chairman; r. j.
Shanahan Of Talbot Camp, March Co.
hen of Central Camp, G. l.. Cooper or
Lincoln Camp. r. W. Moose Of Colun-
bia Camp. T. j. Carroll Of Georgetown
Camp and A. T. Farqullar Of West End
Camp.
SONS OF J0NADAB.
Hope Council, in regular session, with
George Newman. worthy chief, presid-
ing, held an interesting meeting Re-
marks were made by James e. Thomas,
James Foley and others.
John G. Daley Council, with Joseph
Thornburg presiding, received the ap-
pllcation of two new members. who were
admitted to the order. Remarks were
made by A. C. Burchett. william
Armstrong and John T. Smallcy. Songs
were given by John Elder and dancing
by Horace Aver and John Clancy. Prof.
joseph Peckham entertained.
Pioneer Council, with Harvey Chown
presiding, had IL applications for men,
bcrship presented. At the next meeting
class initiation will be held. The
council was entertained by the Jonadai
Glce Club and the Jonadsb Music
Makers.
Samuel C. Mills Council met wednes-
day night, with Vice Chief John Elder
presiding. After a program OF music
and dancing refreshments were served.
Sovereign Chief John c. Foster has
appointed Sovereign Deputy william B
Kelly, Sovereign Secretary William J.
Armstrong. Sovereign Vice Chief Roth
and Sovereign Patriarch John r. Small
ley a committee to go to New York City
June "a to organize a council of the
Sons of Jonadab.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
The degrees were conferred on three
candidates Tuesday at Hope Council
Officers were nominated. Additional
nominations will be IN order at next
weeks meeting which will be followed
by card party. The council will hold
d lawn lEbE III LlIc IlCdI IHLuEE,
The past officers have organized the
Past Officers Association. The officers
are: President, MRS. Irene Jenkins;
vice president, Mrs Maggie Hutchin-
son; recording secretary. Mrs. Minnie
l.. Pote. and treasurer, Harry w. Pote
The meetings will be held the third
Mondays ct each month at the mnn1-
bers' homes. The next meeting viii be
held at the home Of Mrs. Ida RICHTER,
800 Eighth street northeast, June 10 at
8 pm. All past officers Of Hope Council
are eligible for membership. This win
be the last meeting until September II.
w0MAN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The Womans Benefit Association
Club, 1850 Massachusetts, avenue, was
informally opened June with house
warming and rally. A large class was
presented to the field director. with
appropriate ceremonies. An interesting
program was directed by Mrs. Lille
Hall, after which there was dancing
Refreshments were served.
All members of the association are
invited to meet each Monday at the
clubhouse for an all-day sewing inset,
to do the necessary things for the house
and to prepare for Christmas sale
Luncheon win be served at O'Clock
Liberty Union Review Will meet to-
morrow evening at the clubhouse
Columbia Review will meet Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Minnie
Fransecky. 48 Seaton place.
The Alpha Beta Chi girls will meet at
the clubhouse Wednesday evening.
NATIONAL UNION.
All councils Of the District have Joined
with the executive board In accepting
the invitation of Mckinley Council to
meet with them at their regular monthly
meeting Of july 10.
The executive board met "wednesday
at Q pm, Chairman w. T. Eeil pre-
siding