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February 5 at the home Of G. Pearl
Windsor, past president Of the Repekan.
Four members were initiated. Otncers
were elected as follows: President, Mary
secretary, Helen Troxell; treasurer, EuIa
Shaw. A banquet will be held by the
association February 10 at p.mr at
the Capitol Park Hotel.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
The Washington birthday dance will
De held February % at the RalelSh
Hotel.
Kenmore Council will give a country
dance February Fl at 8O8 street. j..
Mizpah Council met at the home OF
Martha Donaldson, 1919 @ street. on
1 account of fire in their hall their mas
| querade dance has been postponed in
definitely. The Sewing Circle Club met
| at the home Of Past National Councillor
! Naomi Swami February 13.
John Burnett Council was called TO
| order, with Councillor Winston presid-
ing. A past councillors jewel was pre-
sented to Verona Zimmerli by Past
Councillor Boyd. The annual visitation
| will be held March II.
Fidelity Council was called to order
by Councillor Mabel Tippett. A memo
| rial service in honor of the late charter
member Mary p. Rison was conducted
by the members of the funeral commit
tee. with the full drill team, COM
manded by Mamie C. Howell. drillmis--
tress. Gladys B. Decatur was elected
announced the following appointments:
Good Of the order chairman Mamie
Howell; assistant. Mabel Downing;
orphans fund. Clara Haas; delinquent
| committee, Mamie c. Howell, Cora Jones
and Samuel Bushey: floral committee,
Annie Sullivan, chairman; Mabel Down.
ing and Sarah Cavanaugh; press CORE
spondent, George Upperman.
Barbara Frietchie Council met in
Star Hall, Mount Rainier, February 6,
with the councillor, BERTHE Harlow, in
the chair. Lucy Cleveland was installed
as warden and Eta Story as inside
sentinel by Deputy Julia Columbus.
Nettie Beck and Past State Councillor
j.. o. U. A. M. oscar Harlow made
addresses. Edna Gather was appointed
press correspondent.
Kenmore Council met February at
| BOB street, with Eta GLADDEN., coun-
cilor. presiding. A report was made on
the j. o. U. A. M. Hall Association by
Rose Myles and Renna Cory. The
Semper Fidelis Club members were the
guests of Bessie Schoenthal at her home
last Wednesday,.
Triumph Council was called to order
Thursday evening, with the councillor,
Florence Birch, presiding. Games we're
played, and prizes were won by Mrs.
Yancy and Katherine Parker.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Usage Tribe met February 8 and was
| addressed by Great Representative
Seiffert on the class adoption which
will be held February IS at Fourteenth
| and streets.
Mineola Tribe met February Z. Every
member was asked to bring an appli-
cant for the class adoption.
Seneca Tribe met February with
Sachen Maddox presiding. Great
Senior Sycamore made an address.
Red Wing Tribe met last Monday
night with Sachem Coulter presiding.
Powhatan Tribe met February 6 in
Pythian Temple, after which a get
together party in honor of the great
sachen was held. Past Sachem Good
all served as master of ceremonies. and
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Shelby read "Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad-
dress" Past Exalted Ruler Matthew
WE'LL occupied the exalted rulers, chair
and an oyster roast followed the meet,
ing.
S, and the installation April 2.
Lodges OF sorrow were held in memo
~ of William Newmyer and past Ex-
allied Ruler Fred Merscheimer. Exalted
Ruler John Dillon Fitzgerald presided
The officers OF the lodge and a large
delegation visited Baltimore Lodge No
Z, yesterday to take part in the ritlialis-
tic contest of the State Association held
in the lodge room of Baltimore Lodge.
THE MACCABEEs.
Mount Vernon Tent, Sir KNIGHT Sid
ney Haas, commander, presiding, met
at Northeast Masonic Temple last Mon
day evening: Marvin c. GardinR, Ed
ward p. Rinker, Earle A. Ward George
w. Douglas, Donald j. Major and John
S. Tarman were elected to membership
1t was decided to have a class initiation
and past commanders night April Ia.
on which occasion each retired officer
will be presented with a past command
er's badge from the supreme Command
err Eureka Hive will assist.
The Ditto Club. recently organized
composed OF members of Eureka Hive
and members OF Mount Vernon Tent.
will hold q social meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Margaret Bachelor. 6l6 l,
street southwest, tomorrow evening.
Capitol Court, Junior Department,
meets Saturday evenings at Eastern
High School and plans special patri-
otto program for Saturday evening, Feb
ruary %.
National Tent will meet at Odd Fell
lows Hall Wednesday evening. Comdr
w. T. King extends an invitation to all
Maccabees to attend. Martha Washing
ton Hive meets Wednesday evening at
808 street.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The Grand Lodge of the District OF
Columbia will convene in the Pythian
Temple next Wednesday at 1880 o'clock
The session will probably continue for
three days, to consider the reports and
recommendation of the officers and COM
/ .ittees. The Grand Lodge Rank will be
conferred the first evening Immediately
after the lodge is formally opened
Grand Chancellor A. Herman Woody
and other officers of the Grand Lodge
will visit Franklin Lodge tomorrow eve-
ming. Century-Decatur Lodge will con-
vene tomorrow evening. Webster Lodge
Excelsior Lodge and Capital Lodge will
meet Tuesday evening. Friendship
Temple, Pythian Sisters, will meet We'd
neSday evening and Rathbone Temple
will meet Friday evening.
At the ways and means committee
last evening Robert Downing reported
he is progressing with the cast fol
Damon and PythiaS, which he will play
at the temple the first part of March.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
l. A rehearsal for the coming class pres.
entation and perfect review will bs
held today at o'clock and az O'Clock
Tuesday evening.
Washington Review will hold card
party Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
Victory Review will meet Monday
| evening at o'clock Mrs. Sarah v
Darling, president, will preside.
Liberty Union Review will meet We'd
nesday evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Clara
Reavis will preside.
National Review will be hostess Thurs.
day at the weekly luncheon from noon
to 1880 o'clock.
The Officers Club will meet Friday
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FRATERNITIES
MASONIC.

LODGES.
Monday--Potomac, No. S.. A.
Pentalpha, No. %, T. A.
Mount Pleasant, No. IS, ?. C.
Tuesday-National. No. IL, past mas.
ters' night, social.
Armtnius, No IS. NJ NJ
NJ. NJ. Parker. No. ~, social.
KinR David, No. %. social.
observation-disclosures Centennial.
NAL. No. Il. ?. c.
East Gate. No. "a. social
Thursday-Naval, No. 4. r. G.
Hiram. No 10. E. A.
La Fayette. No. 10, social.
William r. Singleton, No. 80. So
eisl. De Molay boys.
Petworth, No. Al. social
Friday--Columbia. No. 3. social.
Lebanon. No z, social.
Joseph II. Milans. No. 80. T. A.
Justice. No. as. F. c.
Saturday - Washington Centennial.
No. IL. pilErimage to Mount Vernon.
leavtnG Masonic Temple l pm.
school OF 1nStructton--Calle6 OF.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS
NO degree work reported for publica-
ton.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMAND
ERIES.
Friday--Columbia No. 2, order Of the
Temple.
SCOTTISH RITE.
Degree work every evening except
Friday and Saturday.
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musical selections were rendered by the
| ONell i"PorIer Quo, Past Great Sachem
Jacque Heidenheimer and Mr.. Silliman
OF oregon: Guests Of the evening In
ciuded Great Instructress Roland,
Great senior and Junior Sycamore
NalIy ana Ryan. Past Great Sachems
McCracken, Garner and Seiffert and
members OF Waneta Council and Pow
hatan Tribes. Great Sachem Baker
presented to Great Instructress Roland
floor lamp.
Idaho Council met February 7 with
Pocahontas Heaton presiding One APP
| pncatlon was received. Great Instruct
ress Roland paid her last official visit.
Waneta Council met Tuesday night
| with Pocahontas Green presiding. Four
| applications were received. The council
is preparing for the class adoption.
Great InstructreSs Roland paid her last
official visit.
White Eagle Council met with Poca-
hontas Smith presiding. The council
Will meet February 10 at O'Clock in
| Odd Fellows Hall, when the class adop-
ton will be conferred. The Kazoo Band
rendered selections. The council will
hold candle light tea February &c at
7l3 d street.
Hiawatha Council met last Monday
night with Pocahontas Miller presiding
Two applications were received. Past
PocahontaS AprahamS raised the second
scout, second warrior and second coun-
cilor. Great !nstructress Roland paid
her last official visit.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting of National Lodge
was called to order by Comdr. Marilla
Smith. One application for member
ship was received and two were elected
to membership. Mrs. Jessie Johnson
made report on the activities of the
| good and welfare committee.
Deputy Supreme Comdr. Floada
Reagan, assisted by Deputy Supreme
Comdrs. Marilla Smith and Lulu
Bowles, Past Comdrs. Peggy Walters,
Jessie Richards, Eva Raba, Roberta
Howard, Maggie Lacarione, Margaret
Baker, Mabelle Bernard and Charles
Frazier, installed the inner guard,
Allison w. Leland.
Oscar j. Forehand Allison w. Leland,
Albert zust, jr.: Ethel Miles and Eva
Raba were appointed on the delinquent
committee.
Remarks were made by Supreme
| Deputy Floada Reagan, who presented
the lodge with six sets of hearts; Lulu
Bowles Margaret Baker and Ruth Van
Allen of Capitol Lodge; Cleada Horne
| OF Justice Lodge and Mrs. Harmon Of
Trinity Lodge.
Mabelle Bernard, Oscar ]. Forehand,
Phil A. Kenney, Jessie Tate and Marion
Fiske were appointed as the committee
in charge of arrangements for the
twenty-second anniversary, March 8.
At this time the degrees will be con-
ferred upon large class Of candidates.
The next meeting will be February
| II, at 800 I street. This meeting will
be followed by a dance.
b. p. o. ELKS.
At last Wednesdays session of the
lodge the forty-eighth birthday of the
lodge was celebrated, as also Lin
coins birthday. The session was Past
Exalted Rulers night. G. Norton Cross,
Eugene Famigilietti, Samuel Critz;
Peter T. McAllister, Leo A. Maschauer,
Lewis S. Spur Henry @. Zimmerman
| and James L. Kidwell we're elected to
membership. The degree was con-
ferred on Representative Louis Ludlow
of Indianapolis on behalf of Indianapo-
lis Lodge, No. Is. Secretary William S.
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bers Of his executive committee and to
the regents and deputy grand regents
Of the various councils.
Kismet Council met Wednesday
evening under the leadership of Regent
d. L. Shaw. Part of the evening was
spent in the form of q Lincoln BIRTH
day celebration. Past Grand Regent
I. S. Childs was the speaker of the
evening. Candidates were initiated. the
degree being conferred by Kismet
Council degree team, under the leader
ship OF Capt. Roy G.. Klotz.
The second annual visitation of the
Grand Council was held with Capitol
Council last Thursday evening. The
meeting was In charge of Regent Morrie
Solomon. Candidates were initiated
under the leadership of Regent Solo,
mon. 'rit
Councils meeting this week and
Grand Council visitations are as foIS
lows: Monday District Council Loyal
Ladies; Tuesday. Oriental Council:
wednesday, District Council meeting
and Grand Council visitation. ~
ST
The bethel of Jobs Daughters drill
team will give its second annual dance
February 81 in the Italian garden OF
the Mayfower Hotel, with dancing from
0 pm. to l am. TO music by McwiI1
liams' orchestra. -
At the last meeing of the bethel
marking its seventh anniversary, the
birthday anniversary of Mother"
Teachum also was celebrated. Dancing
was held In the ball room of the temple
and a large birthday cake was cut
during the intermission. The members
OF Robert LIE Bruce Chapter we're guests
Mother Teachum received purse Of
gold from the bethel and she was hon.
ored with a large attendance for tha
celebration.
The dramatic club recently enters
tanned Harmony Chapter, order Of
Eastern Star, in compliment to MRS.
Sallie Wilson, member of Harmony
Chapter and director of the bethel
choir. Helen Nussbaum presented Mrs
Wilson with an evening purse in beS
half of the bethels choir and MIS-.
Hoover in a short speech congratulated
Mrs. Wilson on her anniversary The
players presented do It Now" feature
ing Margaret Benner as a country lass
and Mildred Tucker as a country dude.
assisted by a chorus of Is bethel girls.
Mrs. Hoover acted as master of cereG
monies during the evening. A speciality
| act was presented by Janet Logan and
Eleanor Quinn. Y.
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evening at the club. Mrs. A. NJ. Meyer
president, will preside.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMMEDUCA

AMEhkCA.
A meeting to discuss the building pro-
gram will be held Tuesday evening at s
o'clock. The social meeting following
will be in charge OF the card party
committee.
Miss Nell Calnan and Miss ETHYL
Sweet were hostesses at card party
last Wednesday evening and on Febru-
ary 81 Mrs. Ellen NJ. Smith and Miss
Sadie Carroll will entertain.
Several of the officers of Court 212
were guests Of Court Baltimore at the
banquet on the occasion Of the fifteenth
anniversary of the institution OF Court
Baltimore.
There will be a meeting Of the COM
mittee in charge of the Converts
League next Thursday evening, at which
time Father Malloy, spiritual director,
will continue his course on apologetics.
Miss Florence Winter, chairman of the
Converts League, attended meeting of
the national board of the G. d. A. in
New York la3o week. Miss Winter re-
ported on the progress of the work. now
one of the activities Of the G. D. A.
ORDER OF SHEPHERDS OF
BETHLEHEM.
Loyalty Lodge convened Monday night
with Comdr. William j. Nalley presid-
don of Delaware made her offlcial visit
as supreme supervisor Of District
deputies.
Supreme Deputy Lula Bowles installed
Katherine Miller as mistress Of cere-
monies. A class initiation will be held
March "a. The next meeting, February
"a, will be a social night. There will be
tacky and round party.
nouAv Nrrrruu0ps 0r AHxrpvrA
Oracle Eleanor Dee presided at the
meeting of Carnation Camp on Febru-
airy z. The oracle appointed Ethel M
Miles as chairman Of the good Of the
order committee The birthday ami
versary will be observed at the meeting
February 81. The committee also plans
a card party to be held March Z.
RECHABITES.
Eagle Tent met Tuesday evening and
adopted score points teams A and B
Company B will have charge of the
meeting February 10 and will present
a program. Three applications for men,
berShip were received and one candidate
initiated. John c. Morse. Charles Will
liams, J. r. Mahoney, William j. Miller
and E. r. Smith made addresses.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
Washington Aerie met Monday eve
ming in Pythian Temple. The enter
tainment committee is completing plans
for an "old time" social February "a
Several candidates will be initiated
after which the evening will be given
over to athletic exhibitions, music, side
shows and refreshments.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
The first Of the annual visitations o!
the Grand Council was held with NUM-.
cipal Council last Monday evening. The
meeting was in charge Of Regent M. G
Horn. with Grand Regent Frank "
Marsh as the guest speaker of the
evening. The obligation was conferred
on Willis Ebert NOVEL; by Regent M
g. Horn.
A get-together dinner was given al
the Hotel Raleigh last Tuesday evening
by Grand Regent Marsh to the mem
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Pentalpha Lodge. No. %, announce,
in connection with degree work for to-
morrow evening an off1cial visitation
from Anacostia Lodge, No. IL.
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Washington Centennial Lodge No. IA,
will make its annual pilgrimage to
Mount Vernon Saturday, the member
at / pm.
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THE Scottish Rite bodies announce
a short course for the degrees,
commencing tomorrow evening
i with the fourth and seventh de-
grees, continuing Tuesday eve
ming with the fourteenth degree; We'd
nesday evening with the fifteenth degree
and Thursday evening with the twenty
first degree, and closing next week with
the thirtieth degree on Tuesday evening
and the thirty-second degree Wednes-
day evening.
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Myron M. Parker Lodge, No. AZ, will
convert its communication, following
regular business. Tuesday evening. into
a social evening and invites the lady
friends of the members to an entertain
ment to be provided by the young ladies
of Jobs DAUGHTERS
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East Gate Lodge, No. 81, at its COM
munication Wednesday evening, will be
entertained by an illustrated lecture,
"A Vacation With Chinese Bandits" by
Maj. r. w. Pinger, Ordnance Depart
ment, U. S. A., during a social hour.
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Elections.

Columbia Chapter, No. /, Royal Arch
Masons-High priest. Robert S. Regar;
king. Harry c. Robb; scribe, William
Gutshall; secretary, Charles C. Coombs.
p. H. p. sixteenth term; treasurer,
James A. West, p. H. p. Fifteenth
term: captain of the host, Roy A.
IPlympton; principal sojourner, william
j. Hope Royal Arch captain, William
n. T. Belt: trustee for three years, DR..
Grant S. Barnhart, p. H. p; repre-
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William r. Singleton Lodge, No. 80,
will have as its guests Thursday eve
ming, the members of william r. Single.
ton Royal Arch Chapter and Of Friend
ship Chapter o. E. s., for o vaudeville
performance to be given by the young
men of Robert lie Bruce Chapter, Order
of De Molay. Following this there will
be refreshments and dancing.
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ton held their last monthly meeting
February 5 at the home Of G. PEAR
Windsor, past president of the Rebekah.
Four members were initiated. Oncers
were elected as follows: President, Mary
Cummings: vice president. May Blalr:
secretary, Helen Troxell; treasurer, Euia
Shaw. A banquet will be held by the
association February 10 at 8 p.nnp at
the Capitol Park Hotel.
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Harry NJ. Keyser, secretary and as
siStant counsel of the Washington Rail-
way & Electric Co, a past master Of
Kemper Lodge. Falls Church, Va, will
entertain Petworth Lodge, No. Al, Thurs.
day evening, with an address on George
Washington" The craft is invited.
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Lebanon Lodge, No. z; will have an
Illustrated lecture on George Washing
ton the Mason = by Representative vii
liam r. Eaton Of Colorado, and an illus
trated talk on Forgotten Ruins Of Indo
China" by Past Master Walter W..
Weber of Manila Lodge, No. /, of the
Philippines. Other distinguished quests
are expected.
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Rebekahs.
DorcaS Rebekah Lodge, in addition to
its business meeting, held O reception in
honor OF three Of its members connected
with the higher branches of Odd Fellow
ship: President Of the Rebekah Assem-
bly, Annie Blaylock Whitman, Deputy
Grand Master William Mcconnell,
Grand Representative William Hope and
Assembly Musician Naomi Cooper.
Songs composed by Mrs Thornton were
sung and floral gifts made to the
women. The program was as follows:
Flower presentation by Drill team:
reading, Mrs. Thornton; solo, Miss Vesta
Pollock, accompanied by Miss Fowler;
reading, Miss Thrift; solo, Miss Greta
Ludwig, accompanied by Miss Fowler,
and a one-act playlet by the dramatic
club of Golden Rule Council, D. OF A.,
composed OF Emma Bowen, Margaret
Shepperd, Mr.. Wilson ana Mr.. Barnes.
There will be initiation ceremonies at
the next meeting. when the degree will
be conferred on Miss Helen Mcconnell,
daughter Of Deputy Grand Master and
Rosa Putnam.
Mount Pleasant Lodge announces a
birthday party on the date of their Of
fetal visitation by president of Rebekah
Assembly and her officers. May Berlin
has been appointed instructress Of the
lodge.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge announces that
President Of Rebekah Assembly Annie
Blaylock Whitman and her officers will
pay the lodge an official visit at their
next meeting. A program has been ar
| ranged. Refreshments will be served.
This meeting will be held In I. o. o. r.
Temple. 413 Seventh street.
The Noble and Vice Grands Associa-
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Four Hoosier Schools
Represented at Drake;
Todd of |. y. at Penn
Crimson Ace in DeCathIon
Event; Cold Weather
Is Handicap.

Bu United Press
PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-Cold
weather today threatened to sweep
away the record possibilities in the
thirty-sixth annual Penn relay
carnival at Franklin field.
The meet opened this morning,
and more than one hundred events
are scheduled before the games are
brought to a close Sa ,Irday. 1t
attracted an entry list of approx
imately three thousand scantily clad
athletes, carrying the colors OF five
hundred schools and colleges.
Special races between Ray Conger
and Leo Lermond, leading American
milers; the sprints in which George
Simpson, Ohio States Buckeye Bull
let" faces a field Of sixty COMPETE
tors; Barney Berlinger's defense of
his decathlon title and the mile re-
lay race are the events most likely
to produce new records.
Robert Todd of Indiana univer-
sity was among others to oppose
Berlinger.
Simpson will be opposed by a
field headed by Pete Bowen of Pitt,
Ed Hamm of Georgia Tech and
Dearmond Hutson, Dennison COL
lege. The Ohio star will run with
out the aid of starting blocks.
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Joe Rivers,
Myers Mix
at ArnOry
Rosy Baker, Johnny SemaS
to Clash in Semi Windup
Tuesday.

Spug Myers, Pocatello, Idaho, who
has shown in the Armory several
times, meets Joe Rivers. the 21-year-
old Cedar Rapids, Ia. slugger, q
newcomer, in the ten-round feature
on the Legion card next Tuesday
Rivers. who knocked out Joe
Azzarella, has won thirty-nine
Of his forty-six fights, nineteen by
knockoutS. Three draws and three
losses are shown against him.
Among his recent decision victims is
Spug Meyers.
Johnny Semas Of Cincinnati, a
pleasing performer here in several
scraps a year ago, is training at the
Fountain Square gym for his eight
rounder with Rosy Kid Baker, An
dersor middleweight.
Big Bill Hoffman Of Columbus. O..
who scales 255, has been signed to
meet Sergeant George Craig, Ft.
Harrison giant, in a siX-rounder
while Glen Nidy of Terre Haute, a
consistent winner here a year ago.
comes back to tangle with Red HoI-
loway in the first six-round prelim
Billy Blake of TT. Harrison meets
Red Thompson. Shelbyville middle
weight in the four-round opener.