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cellor Lee B. Emery, to lodges meeting
on Thursday and Friday evenings.
The Past Chiefs Association will meet
at the home of Mrs. katherine Baum,
1856 Rittenhouse street next Tuesday
evening. Plans will be completed for a
card party at 2146 Georgia avenue,
April 80.
Rathbone Temple Pythian Sisters,
met with Mrs. Della SipeS presiding.
Twenty-seven members took bus trip
to Baltimore, Md. to attend Mount YER
non Temple on the event of the cele-
Grand Chancellor Wealthall. Grand
Vice Chancellor E j. Newcomb, Lieut..
Arthur r. Newcomb were among the
visitors.
Washington Company will not visit
Lovettsville, Va, this week. At the next
meeting there will be installation of
officers by Col. Keefer of Westminster,
Md, and his officers. Application Of
Frederick Simmons of SyracusianS
Lodge was received Arrangements are
being made with Col. Grant for the use
of part Of Potomac Park for drill re-
hearSal.
Syracusians Lodge elected to member
ship Frederick Simmons of Johnstown,
Pa, and George Wise of Coney Island,
i.
I'LL the vacancy of Master Of EXchequer
caused by the resignation of Albert E.
Kahlert. The executive Committee will
meet this week. Charles L. Stoll has
been elected as representative to the
Ways and Means Committee. Grand
Vice Chancellor Newcomb has COM
pleted arrangements for the lodge to
visit Friendship Lodge at Annapolis
next Wednesday evening.
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Dunn Memorial Knight Rank team
Tuesday evening. Grand Chancellor
Wealthall Grand Vice Chancellor New
comb, Grand Prelate Grand Lecturer
Bergman and Past Chancellor Thorn
ton spoke.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters,
entertained Supreme Chief Mrs. Elsie
Vandervort at their last meeting The
supreme chief addressed the temple on
the Pythian activities Grand Vice
Chancellor Newcomb also spoke.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Fraser Camp will entertain tomorrow
night a delegation from Elm Camp.
The Committee of the Fraserite an
nounce a special convention edition of
the camps monthly bulletin for April
The Stunt Committee, under the di-
rection of Maj. George M. Green, went
to Hagerstown last week and exhibited
their work before a meeting of more
than 200 Woodmen. Hagerstown Camp
was host on this occasion to visiting
SovereignS from Cumberland, Baltimore
and other cities.
Alpha Camp obligated several new
members Past Consul Comdr Wilcox,
Col. Freeland and Sovereign Dickey dis
cuSsed the plans for the Head Camp,
which meets in Washington April 81,
% and 90. 1t was announced that the
visiting delegates would be entertained
with two sightseeing trips on the day
preceding the business sessions. Harry
King, president of the Washington
Chamber Of Commerce, will welcome
the convention here.
Officers of the 103d Regiment of the
Uniform Rank, headed by Mai. Thurs
ton G. Brown and Capt William Hedge
son, visited Elm Camp of Baltimore
and inspected the work Of Company E.
DANES OF MALTA.
Loyalty Sisterhood met April and
installed officers Deputy Mrs. Laura
L. Smith from Pittsburgh conducted
the installation, with Miss Minnie
Butts as marshal. The following are
officers for a term of six months:
Queen Esther. Mrs Mary E. Bowen;
Ruth, Mrs. Mamie McIntire; Naomi,
Mrs. Lila Davis; keeper of records,
Mrs. Sue Minis: burser, Mrs. Mamie
Davis; deputy herald, Mrs. May Lerch;
first color bearer, Mrs. Mildred Kend-
rick; second color bearer. Mrs. Kate
Andrews; messenger, Mrs. Emma
French: guard Mrs. Martha Williams;
musician, Mrs. Florence Erwin.