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No. 212, presided. The class initiated
included Margaret C. Annandale. Mil
dred L. Auth, Agnes F. Balch. Sadie A.
Bronhill, Elsie M. Burns, Julia Cullen,
Anna C. Daley. Agnes Eaton, Lillian c.
Fay, Agnes Nohe Fisher, Sarah A.
Gentry. Antoinette K. Grady, Margaret
Higgins, Adeline E. Hurtle, Catherine
Kindsfather. Margaret c. Lane. Mary
Catherine Lewis, Josie M. Mcintyre,
Katherine r. McNif, Marie G. McNif,
Mary NJ Mcclure. Isabella Mallon,
Mary NJ. Miller, Nellie Murray. Kath-
crime " Nalley, Mary Agnes Quinn and
Katherine A. Wheaton.
Miss Ann Doyle. director of Catholic
Daughters of America tours, reported a
Iarge enrolment for the contemplated
Canadian tour July % to August l.
Miss Margaret Keane is chairman of
theater party for June 10. Miss Julia
Shea and Miss Anna Murray have COM
pleted arrangements for the Juniors
theater party June 8. Miss Veronica
Robbins and Miss Rosalie Taylor have
accepted appointments as junior coun-
Selors. The Juniors have now nine
active troops. There will be an initia-
ton in celebration Of the second birth
day of the Juniors June II, when the
merit pins will be awarded. and a pro-
gram is being arranged. Girls from IL
to Is years are eligible for membership.
WOoDMEN OF THE WORLD.
of the organization of Fraser Camp was
celebrated last Monday night before a
large audience. Consul Comdr. Nor
man PeySer welcomed the visitors and
Capt. William Helgesen gave brief re-
view of the history of the camp. Head
Consul William c. Stott and Past Head
Consul D. w. Thayer made short adj
IiVNnr fI1oy -
vile, arranged by the mystery commit
tee. Frank di Mario acted as ring
master, while Thomas MCGEE and Paul
De Lawter headed the dervishes. The
Hawaiian Trio and other talent con-
tributed to the entertainment. Re-
freshmentS were served.
A large representation of the men,
bership Of Morris Sheppard Grove,
Ladies' Auxiliary of Fraser Camp, at
tended the anniversary of the camp. A
jewel was presented to Past Guardian
Catherine Freeland, the presentation
speech being made by Mrs. Fannie
Cobb. Guardian Regina Pollen, Deputy
Florence Helgesen, Sovereigns Gettner.
Kowalski, Mcconnell, Shughrue and
Baker assisted in the celebration.
A business meeting of Co. c. Of Elm
Camp was held at the home of Clerk |
C. D. Holland Wednesday night, and |
arrangements made to equip the COM
pany with Summer uniforms and ar
range for the field day, to be held July
10, at Marshall Hall. The Boosters
Clubs annual excursion Is to take place
on this date, and all the local COM
panies of the Uniform Rank will COM
pete for prizes.
B.. P.O. ELKS.
At the last session of the lodge Will |
liam Cunningham, representative of the |
grand exalted ruler and the Elks' Mag
azine, outlined the plans for the con-
vention at Los Angeles, Calf. July 8. |
The first of fleet of airplanes of |
the Elks' Magazine arrived at Boiling |
Field Friday evening. The pilot was |
Capt. Schnitt. Charles S. Hart, bust |
ness manager of the Elks Magazine, |
was a passenger and will make the trip |
to the coast by air. The lodge enter
tanned the visitors
Chairman Edwards Of the Flag day
committee reported that the program
will soon be announced. DR.. ODonnell
is master of ceremonies for the crab
feast, which will be held On the shore
near Annapolis, Md
Members and their families going to
the convention next July now number
more than 100.
st. Vincent's Orphan Asylum was
entertained by the entertainment COM
mittee's director, George Wathen, and
his clowns, Nose Herzog, Henry Meier
and Bob Hoy, who, as master of the |
zero hour, made the hits of the show. |
Decoration day they will entertain the |
children of the German Orphan Asy- |
1um.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Two members were united by transfer |
OF aytc
ing. A dinner was given Thursday at |
the home of Mrs. Sadie Jenkins. CO.
lumbia Council will be instituted fol- |
lowing the meeting of Hope Council
next Tuesday.
Justice Council met May 10, with Mrs.
Mary Williams presiding. Three appli-
cations were received for membership. |
Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd, degree con- !
ductreSs, requested all members to be
present at the next meeting, May %, to
assist and witness the initiation which !
will be eXemplified by the new degree
team. A request was extended the |
council to be present at the institution |
of Columbia Council May 81.
Washington Council met May. 2. The |
meeting was opened by Councillor s; /
Belle Gibson. Two candidates received |
the obligation. The resignation OF Mrs. |
Dorsey as treasurer was read.
The council will hold card party in |
Odd Fellows Hall May "a at 8:l5 pm. |
THE MACCABEES.
Mount Vernon Tent met Monday |
evening at Northeast Masonic Temple, |
Sidney Haas, commander, presiding. A
committee, William B. Severe, chair
man; H. E. Sengstack and N. j. Shives, |
was appointed to arrange for an odd !
Timers Rally to be held June "a, when |
''Twenty-fve-year Silver Service Pins"
will be presented. Remarks were made |
by Past Comdr. j. w. Fletcher, Comdr. |
Ray Pifer and D. B. Grisso of National |
Tent, who were visitors, also by Comdr. |
Sidney Haas, Frank Hannah, finance |
keeper; H. E. Sengstack, record keeper; |
John Carroll and Rev. w. A. Wolfe of |
Mount Vernon Tent.
Eureka Hive, at its last meeting, |
Katherine Morris, commander, presid-
ing, appointed Margaret B. Ragland
chairman of thee entertainment COM
mittee.
Capitol Court, junior department,
Sarah H. Severe, queen mother, has |
arranged for several outings for Satur- |
day mornings for the children At its |
meeting last Saturday beaded purse |
was awarded to Merry Morris, queen |
bee Of the Court Of Industry.
DANES OF MALTA.
Action was taken at recent meeting |
of Loyalty SiSterhood to hold two meet |
ing seach month in future, instead of |
weekly, as heretofore. The next meet |
ing will be June /, in L o. o. F. Temple, |
and Mrs. Della Christie, social chair !
man, announces an entertainment, So
cial and refreshments.
A delegation from Washington ex- !
poets to leave Monday for Philadelphia |