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Betty Ruhler were elected to member
ship Eagle Council has requested the
drill and initiatory teams to initiate
4 their candidates May /.
Old Glory Council convened Monday
evening with the councillor. Mrs
Blanche Robertson, presiding Nine can
didates were initiated. Margaret Half
pap Of Seat Pleasant, Md. and Mrs,
Rose Langham Of Friendship Council
made addresses.
Triumph Council met April 10 with
Councillor Adalyn Burger presiding. A
box party was held. The unwritten
work was given by Conductress Flor
enee Burch. Brief addresses were de-
livered by Mrs. Marguerite Grey, Mr.:
and Mrs. Hendrickson and Mr.. Dowie OF
Unity Council and Past Councillor Mrs.
Blanche Tawney of Eagle Council. Tri-
un1ph Council will conduct an initiation
HAY 8. The next meeting of the Past
Councillors Association of this council
will be held at the home OF Frank
Wright, 1888 Massachusetts, avenue
southeast May 10.
Barbara Frietchie Council met April
13 with the councillor. May carney, in
the chair. A card party was held.
Star Spangled Banner Council held
limitations April IS and received into
membership Mrs. Minnie Lee Barrett
and George H. Abbott. The Rainbow
Club of Golden Rule Council were
guests. The prize waltz was won by
Past Councillor Mrs. Margaret Taylor Of
Golden Rule Council and Robert Down.
ing of Fidelity Council. Remarks were
given by DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Futrell, Mrs. Ollie
Montgomery. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Will
son, Miss Nellie Teeple, Mr.. MCGEE,
Beatrice Henderson, Josephine Thorn
hill, Mrs. Laura Whipp of Golden Rule
Council and Mrs Daisy L. Gresham.
chairman of the State Council henevo-
lent committee of Loyalty Council.
Betsy Ross Council convened April l6
at the Northeast Masonic Temple. One
new member was received and was ini-
tiated for this council by she drill and
initiatory teams Of Loyalty Council, No.
10. on their last meeting night under
the command of Mrs. Louis A. Grubos,
their drillmistreSs. A. K. Wine was in
stalled as treasurer.
woODMEN OF THE WORLD.
The April convention of the Boosters
Club passed upon several important
items OF business co-ordinating the &C
tivities of the several local camps.
President William Helgesel, instructed
the excursion committee which has IN
charge the annual river outing. The
event this Summer will combine held
day for the three local companies OF the
uniform rank Prizes are TO be given
for competitive drills and for program
of athletic contests. Head Consul Stott
was given the Sovereign Camp honors.
The Protection Degree of Woodcraft
was conferred on class at Elm Camp
last Friday evening. The degree team
was supported in the work by the
zouaves of the uniform rank Consul
Comdr. Carlyle Lomax presided.
Fraser Camp received a visitation
from Elm during the last week. The
members of both camps agreed to make
a Joint call upon Alpha, May 3. Old
Glory camp is expected to take part in
the visitation. A club was formed to
develop the practice of courtesy calls TO
larger proportions.
Oak Camps degree team held spe-
cial rehearsal last week and elected OH
GERS. A demonstration will be given ct
the session Of the camp next Wednes-
day. Company A Is prepared to stage
the Joseph Scene" with Sovereign
Phillip Austensen as the Ishmaelite.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
4IIE bIl1lu Ul1 tIlNdy duAAkFCASd1y VA
Loyalty Lodge was celebrated April %
at Northeast Masonic Temple with an
entertainment and dance. followed by
a banquet The entertainers were as
follows: Dotsy Greatorex, acrobat:
Margaret and Billy Greatorex, fancy
and clog dancing; the Howe sisters,
Spanish and clog dancing: banjo duet
by Harrison and Barteman: solos, Mrs
johnson, Mrs. Ethel Burroughs and
Joseph Tawney, with Miss Enrico
Foselli at the piano: blackface sketch,
Clara Knell and Elsie Hill. Charles
Howard presided ct the piano during
the dancing In the name of Loyalty
Lodge, Lula Bowies, supreme deputy,
was presented with pocketbook, and
Annie E. Nalley. scribe for the past
three years, received cut crystal ana
pearl necklace. The presentation
speech was made by Thomas A. Greene.
commander A personal gift was made
to William J, Nalley, chairman good OF
order, by Greene. Comdr. Eva Green
also made personal gifts TO Margaret
Anna Wagner. The next meeting win
be held May Is at Q O'Clock in North
east Masonic Temple.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
Circle No. 1913 viii hold social
meeting tomorrow evening. at the
washington Club. Seventeenth ana x
streets.
Mrs. Sarah leeds entertained the
members Of the choir Tuesday eve
ming at her residence, 4125 Harrison
street. Mrs. d. j. Burke Of 1888 XII
bourne place viii entertain the mem
bcrs of the committee next Saturday
night.
Miss Mae Manning Is directress OF
the choir and Is preparing several
numbers for the social meeting.
WoMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The Union Guard Team will hold q
benefit card party Monday evening at
8 O'Clock at the clubhouse, 1850 Mas
sachusetts avenue.
The regular weekly luncheon viii be
In charge Of Lfbcrty-Union Review To-
Ltberty-Union Review win meet
Wednesday at 8 O'Clock, at the club
house.
Mrs. Minnie Aydelot*e, member Of
the supreme conference board ana
supreme field director at large, will ar
rive in the city during the week 10
spend two weeks in order to assist local
members and officers in acquiring pro-
ficiency in ritualistic work. Special
meetings will be arranged for her during
her stay.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Kisnet Council, under the leadership
of Regent w. j. Batchelder, met We'd
nesday evening Speakers were Grand
Regent Frank " Marsh, Deputy Grand
Regents H. A. Kulze. r. Payne and B.
w. Bolinger. Past Grand Regent l. s.
Childs and Supreme Representative Jo-
seph r. Brashears. The council entered
the degree team in the grand regents
degree team prize contest. Plans were
completed by Company for an out
ing at Overlook, the Summer cottage
of Joseph F. Brashears at Cabin John.
Nd. May S. The regent called meeting