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card party at the home Of Past Ma
tron Snavely recently. The chapter was
entertained by Areme Chapter at the
last meeting.
The next meeting will be associate
matron and patrons night and a card
party will be held at Corby's Bakery
in the near future.
Good Will Chapter celebrated its
eighth birthday anniversary. The dis
tinguished guests were: Grand Matron
Elizabeth Pitt, Grand Patron Frank
Kimmel, Associate Grand Matron Ma
mie GreenStreet, Associate Grand Pa
tron Edward Riley, Past Grand Ma
irons Stephenson. Gibb, Kimmel and
Cowles, Past Grand Patrons Proctor
and Belts and the matrons and patrons
of 1888.
Mrs. Marie ]. Anderson will give
q card party at her home, 2904 Tenth
street northeast. March IL at $50 Pm.
Mrs. Lille Patrick entertained the
home board at her home Saturday
evening.
Takoma Chapter will meet March 10.
The matron announces birthday
celebration will be held for those men,
bers having birthdays in January,
February or March. On March 8 the
Auxiliary Home Board members and
their friends will spend the afternoon
sewing with women at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home.
Chevy Chase Chapter will meet Tues
day night. The afternoon social section
will meet at the Red Cross sewing room
Friday. Masonic card party is Monday
ho1 C0nnartf
avenue.
Warren G. Harding Chapter met
Tuesday. when the treasurers, secre-
taries, conductreSSes and associate con-
ductresses were guests. Past Grand
Patrons Brashears, Belts and Proctor
and Grand ConductresS Brashears and
Associate ConductresS CraigloW were
among the guests.
Matron Budworth will give a card
party at her home, 5724 Fifth street,
March 9. for the benefit Of the Ways
and Means Committee. On March IA
the chapter will meet. when action Will
be taken on the report Of the Budget
Committee.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will hold a
card party and dance at the Shoreham
Hotel March 8. The grand matron,
Mrs. Elizabeth Pitt: grand patron. F.
Frank Kimmel; past grand matron,
Mrs. Grace Kimmel; past grand
matron, Mrs. Gertrude Milans; past
grand patron, George Pitt; past grand
patron, Joseph Milans. and past grand
patron. Theodore Lewis, and number
of the grand chapters officers, Will be
among the guests.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Central Camp entertained as special
guests those of its members who have
been in the order 25 years or more
Henry E. Ayler was the senior in service
having entered the order in June. 1893
Others present, all of whom were pre-
sented with an appropriate token, were
M. R. Speelman, Leonard Olree. 0. B.
Hopkins, R. T. Talbert, DR.. Thomas
Linville, Thomas A. McNerney, G.: D.
Hiner, Lee NJ Cregger, w. M. Allen,
Coleman M. Perkins, A. C. Clough. D.
F. Knee, c. ]. Peterson, DR.. John W.
Sutherin, Edward Hammond. LeRoy
Willett and H. S. Keen. Consul Walter
A. Dordell, Past Consul George A. Casey
and Escort Harry E. Hinton participated
in the exercises incident to the presen-
tation. District Deputy Henry H. Mil
lard of Talbot Camp, DR.. Thomas Lin
vile and DR.. John w. Sutherln spoke
about the beginning of Woodcraft In
the District of Columbia.
Adviser Harrison F. Shaw and sentry
D. F. Knee, unable to be present when
the officers of the camp were installed,
were nducted into ctfice. The State
camp of delegates from the various
camps in the District will be held soon,
when a delegate to the Head Camp.
which Is expected to be held IN wash
ington in June, will be named. q. Car
roll Dimond of Washington Camp has
already been named as a candidate Tor
this position. A motion picture reel
giving incidents in the lie of Modern
Woodmen of America, which has just
celebrated it's fiftieth anniversary. has
been prepared and arrangements are
being made for its presentation to the
members in Washington at date which
will be announced later. A. Paul Hines
oficiated at the piano.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
State Councillor Charles Henry Hid
and his officers will visit AnacoSt1a
Council tomorrow evening at Fourteenth
and U streets southeast. The council
met last Monday evening, with Coun-
cilor T. P. Redd presiding.
j. Morgan Read Council was called te
order by Vice Councillor D. E. Pitts. pre-
siding. The degrees were conferred upon
a class of four, including one candidate
from Benning Council. No. 81.
Edward J. Ross Council was called tC
order by the councillor, William L. Mil,
Ter. Michael Burrows was elected te
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ferred Thursday evening. Arrangement.
were announced by Past Councillor w
D. Seal, chairman of the Good of the
Order Committee, for the reception ol
State Councillor Charles D. Hid and hi!
officers.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting of National Lodge
was called to order by Comdr. c. 7
Smith. Five applications for member
ship were received and final arrange
ments were made for class initiation
on March 6. The next meeting will bt
March 6 at 808 I street.
Capitol Lodge will meet in Northeas
Masonic Temple, March 8. Comdr Ida
Stanley will preside.
Loyalty Lodge met Monday, Comdr
Katherine Miller presiding. A bingt
party Is W Ue llclu MdICu 1o "A udAASS
will be held March 10 at Shady Oak
Md
Hope Lodge met Tuesday, Comdr
Emma v. Delaney presiding. Five ap'
plicationS were received and elected Il
membership as follows Anna Belle Col
Inns, Edith A. Collins, Louise F. Knowles
W. H. Stogner, Earl Knowles. New Off.
GERS installed we're: Outside guard, Ear
Knowles. trustees MYRTLE Martin, Will
liam Domdera. The next meeting viii
be March IA in Masonic Temple, Four
teenth and u streets southeast.
William H. Hall Lodge met March
Comdr. James M. Fisher presiding. The!
have changed their meeting nights tt
the first and third Thursdays, in Ma
sonic Temple, Twelfth and Monro'
streets northeast. A dance will be hele
March Is.
ODD FELLOWS.
Fred D. Stuart Encampment vii
meet tomorrow evening. Chief Pa