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ficers will attend.
The grand chancellor has appointed
Past Grand Chancellor A. Herman
Woody as deputy grand chancellor to
preside over Franklin Lodge.
The Edward Dunn Memorial Knight
Rank team will confer the Knight Rank
on large class from the several lodges
on the first Monday in June, under the
auspices of Franklin Lodge.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Keane Council. No. 353, will meet
Thursday, when officers for the coming
year will be nominated. The election
will be held at the June meeting.
Keane's Five Hundred Club will give
its final card party Thursday at $3.50
pm. in the knights of Columbus Hall,
918 Tenth street northwest. Mrs Will
liam A. Mulligan will be hostess for the
club. At this party the seasons prizes
for the five hundred players will be
given, two prizes for the highest season
scores and prize for the lowest score
by those who have played in five or
more games. The committee in charge
| Is Charles j. Dean, chairman; Henry c..
Nolda, William A. Mulligan, Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Saur, Mr.. and Mrs. John
4. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. William Nell
gan. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Donovan. Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin P. Goodwin, E. A.
Strudley and James P. McKeon.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
District of Columbia Circle met
Monday at the Washington Club, with
the regent, Miss Katharine c. Rat
cliffe, presiding. Reports were read by
Miss Anne Kremsreiter, chairman of
the entertainment committee; Mrs.
James g. Haskell, in charge of the
| D. of I. Unit of the Medical Missionary
Society and Miss Mary E. Manning,
chairman of the finance committee.
Miss Elizabeth Dolan, chairman Of the
committee for endowment OF bed at
the Christ Child Fresh Air Farm, an
nounced q card party for the benefit
| of this fund will be held at the Wash
| ington Club May 26.
The members of the local circle at
| tended mass and received holy COM
munion last Sunday at the National
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
The mass was said on the altar which
was donated to the shrine by the
National Circle of the Daughters of
Isabella.
| CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
| AMERICA.
At the supper following the initia-
ton last Sunday evening merit pins
were awarded Miss Sarah George,
Mrs. Louise Auth, Miss Augusta Uhl,
Miss Veronica Tucker, Miss Ethyl
Sweet, Miss Eleanor Ashe and Mrs.
and Miss Nell Calnan. Other awards
were made to Miss Kitty Rupert. Miss
BeSs Calnan, Miss May Keefe, Miss
| Margaret Rupert, Mrs. Lucie STEELE,
Miss Mollie williams and Miss Josephine
Walsh. Miss Mary G. Boland. grand
regent was presented with basket of
flowers by the resident guests of the
G. D. A. Home. The program was
broadcast. A message was read from
bishop Of Baltimore. and from Right
, Rev. William J. Hafey, Bishop of
Raleigh, N. c., and national chaplain
of the G. D. A. Addresses were made
by Rev. Joseph Malloy and Rev.
Francis Mallon. Solos we're rendered
by Miss Nellie Roman, Robert OJone
and Miss Frances Shea. Miss Mary
c. Boland, grand regent, presided;
A social meeting will be held Tues
day evening, and Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock q meeting Of the Con-
verts' League will be held. The princi-
pal address will be delivered by Rev.
| Ignatius Smith.
Reservations have been made by Q
party Of 80 G. D. A. from Elmhurst,
Long Island. N. Y, from May % to
20; from May 20 to June /, 20 from
class and two chaperons from Holy
Gross Academy, Richmond, Va, for
May 80.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
| w. o. w. Temple was crowded last
Monday evening upon the occasion of
the celebration of the fourteenth ami
versary of Fraser Camp. A program
of entertainment was presented. The
talent included the Trinidad Tarzans,
| Raymond Baker, Charles N. Merillat,
Mrs William r. Rawlings, Mrs. L. L.
Wedding, MFR. and Mrs. Hurley and Baby
Florence Marie Helgesen. A history of
F., the camp written in rhyme by Past
Consul Comdr. William Helgesen was
| read
The washington Boosters degree
team, supported by Companies A and B
Of the Uniform Rank, initiated the
camp Of the Woodmen Of the World at
La Plata, Md, and installed the officers.
The general committee preparing for
the Head Camp convention of the juris-
diction Of West Virginia, Maryland,
Delaware and the District Of Columbia,
to be held in Washington, will meet to-
morrow night at the temple.
| Mai. George M. Green has nominated
| william H Wade to be adjutant of the
| the rank of captain. G. D. Holland has
been named quartermaster, and William
H. Dalkin, commissary Of the battalion,
rs second lieutenant.
JR. o. u. A. M.
John L. Burnett Council met May 9
and was presided over by Past Councillor
John Lumsden. With the assistance of
several of Reno Councils degree team,
a class of applicants received the obli-
cations Every third Wednesday has
been set for initiation night The speak
ers were Secretary Lumsden, Deputy
State Councillor L. r. Winner and Past
Councillor Hurley
Star Spangled Banner Council met
May o and dedicated the occasion to
Mothers day. A program was given as
follows: Address, Rev. Charles s. Biggs,
pastor of the Riland M. 4. Church;
vocal solos, Mrs. Burroughs and Miss
Hackenbery; songs, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Barr and Mr.. Jones; piano selections,
David PeZold. Rev. r. l.. Granger was
| master Of ceremonies.
Anacostia Council met May IL, with
Councillor John Nair presiding. A large
delegation from this council will 60 to
Tlfnn, Ohio, with an excursion given
under the auspices of the National
Council on May 20, returning May 81.
State Warden e. A. Diehl was elected
trustee. Speakers were Deputy State
Councillor C. H. Muller, Secretary E. r.
Thomas and State Warden E. A. Diehl.
Liberty Bell Council met May 10, with
Councillor F. H. Weber in charge. This
council will leave the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple May 81 at o'clock In
ousses for return trip to Fredonia
Council, ir Baltimore. Md. Members