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order, with Councillor William L. Miller
In the chair. The degrees were con-
ferred on Norman L. Hudson. Ad-
dresses were made by Past State Coun-
cilor Frank G. Mangum, Past Councillors
Albert S. Hopkins and Glenn o. Mont
gomery
j. Morgan Read Council was called
to order, with Councillor William H.
Gscheidle presiding. Ward T. Hall was
received by transfer card from Annap-
oils Council of Annapolis, Md. State
Warden Benjamin F. Payton. National
Warden Thomas Skinner, Deputy State
Councillor Austin G. Pahlow, State
Councillor Oscar T. Harlow, Past Coun-
cilor William A. Jones and Bird H.
Dolby made short talks. Arrangements
public school at Berwyn, Md, on George
Washington's birthday were referred to
the Civic Committee.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Washington Council will meet Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock, at the club
house, 918 Tenth street. Grand Knight
l.. Harold Sothoron will preside. Lee
turer Val j. Isemann has arranged a
novelty entitled international Mite" I"
The sick and Relief Committee, under
the Craftsmanship of Deputy Grand
knight Michael j. Racioppi, will present
its report. Final plans for the inter-
council meeting February IT will be
discussed. Several Supreme officers are
scheduled to address the membership
of all five councils in this jurisdiction
February II.
THE MACCABEES.
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party at Southern Diaries February q
The Oficers' Club announces a series
Of card parties to be held each month
National Tent elected to membership
at its last meeing Francis r. Phillips,
Jack E. Chapman, William L. Burley,
James l.. De Chard and James Edward
Pesteridge Knighthood was conferred
by Great Comdr. w. O. Hayes Of Bal
timore, Md
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Brightwood Review will meet at the
Macfarlane High School tomorrow eve
ming.
Washington Review will meet Friday
evening in the club rooms.
The Officers Club meeting has been
changed to February 20. Victory Re-
view will entertain the club.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
The ninetieth Great Council session
of the Great Council of the District of
Columbia will convene tomorrow eve
ing in Red Mems Hall, 713 D street, at
8 pm, and will be presided over by
Great Sachem Jacque Heidenheimer.
Great Sannap Charles 0. Storm has
been made general chairman for the
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Parade Committee and will be assisted
by the following members, selected from
the respective tribes: Usage Tribe,
Frank D. Seiffert; Logan Tribe, Charles
Watts; Seneca Tribe, Frank F. Voeh1;
Mineola Tribe, Charles Thorne; Idaho
Tribe, Henry Wells; Powhatan Tribe,
George Tidler; Sioux Tribe. Ralph
Pines; Red Wing Tribe, John w. Coul-
ter, and Analostan Tribe, william Mori-
arity.
The officers of Analostan Tribe were
installed Tuesday by Great Sachem
Jacque Heidenheimer, assisted by Great
Senior Sycamore Harry j. Thompson
and Past Sachem Walter A. Jones. The
officers are: Sachem, w. R. Matthews;
senior sycamore, Joseph Matthews;
prophet, Edward P. Souder; chief of
records, Paul P. Tice, and keeper of
wampum, William Moriarity. The rep
reSentativeS to the Great Council are
F. M. Burrows. Edward P. Souder, j. F..
Deitz, o. D. Tice and Alfred G. Nc
Donald.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
National Lodge met, with Comdr.
Clarence T. Smith presiding. Outside
Guard-elect Charles Frazier and l8-
month Trustee Frances Ward were in
stalled by Deputy Supreme Comdr. Dor
othy Seaton. The twenty-fifth birthday
OF this lodge was celebrated. The next
meeting will be February 20 at 808 I
street.
Capitol Lodge met Wednesday, with
Comdr. Ida Stanley presiding. The next
meeting will be February % in North
east Masonic Temple.
f, Loyalty Lodge will meet in Northeast.
Masonic Temple February 13, with
Comdr. Katherine Miller presiding. A
valentine social will be held.
Trinity Lodge will meet at 808 street
Wednesday, with Comdr. Bertha Crutch-
field presiding.
Justic Lodge will meet at 935 Grant
place, with R: Lee Whipple, commander,
presiding, February II. A bingo party
will be played.
Hope Lodge will meet in Masonic
Temple, Fourteenth and U streets
southeast, February IA, Comdr. e. "
Delaney presiding. A bingo party win
be held. " wan
William H. Hall Lodge met Monday
In Masonic Temple, Twelfth and Mon.
roe streets northeast, Comdr. James M
Fisher presiding. Harley Fritz was
elected outside guard and installed bv
deputy supreme Comdr. Emma v. De-