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bile will leave Naval Lodge Han at II
an. and 1850 pm. Members going In
dependently are advised to communi'
cate with their secretaries for further
directions.
Mrs. Mamie Nichols will hold . bingc
party at her home, 1892 d street south.
east, JUL Z, for the benefit Of Wash
ington Council.
A luncheon, followed by bingo, fol
the benefit Of Washington and True
Blue Councils will be given by Mrs
Sadie Jenkins and Mrs. Mignonetts
/ Harman at the home Of Mrs. Jenkins
Ga street southeast, July IL at 1890
The deputies will give q bingo party
for the benefit Of all councils July 1s
at SIT Eleventh street southeast.
washington Councils last meeting
was presided over by the councillor
Mrs. Loulie Meline. Election Of on
GERS was as follows: Councillor, Irene
Dilsaver; associate councillor, Augusta
Newlands: vice councillor, Clarice
Blankenship; associate vice councillor
Lillian Wilcox; guide, Mamie Nichols
and 18-month trustee, Loulie Meline
Ofncers viii be installed July 10.
Hope Council was called to order by
its councillor, Mrs. Mae Etchison. The
obligation was conferred on Mrs. Mabel
Shaefier Mrs. Gladys Mason and Miss
Ruth Rice. Final plans were made fol-
the outing July IS. The following Of
hcers were elected: Councillor, Louise
Young: associate councillor, Mary Gray:
vice councillor, Ella Smith; associate
vice councillor, M. Lawrence Heinricks
guide, Sylvia Heinricks; associate re-
cording secretary, Cola Duval; inside
guard, Vera Adams: outside guard
Lewis Davis, and 18-month trustee,
Mae Etchison.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
The following officers of the Board
Of Directors Of the Hall Association
were elected at the June meeting:
President. w. A. Kimmel; vice presi-
dent, Alfred M. Schwartz: secretary
Max T. Pines. and treasurer, James K
Morton; Auditing Committee. Hamlin
M. vandervort, William E. Poole and
Dent M. Freeman; Executive Commit
tee. w. A. Kimmel. Max T. Pines and
]. X. Morton; House Committee, Sam
uel Banks, A. H. Woody and Alfred M
Schwartz.
Syracusians Lodge, at its last meet
ing. held q social and entertainment
July z will be the last meeting until
August rs. Members of the Executive
Committee will be In the grand lodge
hall each Friday to handle any mat
tsrs pertaining to the welfare Of the
lodge
Forest Oak Lodge conferred the
Knight rank on Esquires Payne and
/ Pope. An entertainment followed the
meeting. Deputy Grand Chancellor
F. D. Beall will install the officers July
10. Forty-eight members. headed by
Chancellor Commander Schwartz, at
tended the annual memorial services
at Epworth Methodist Church, June Is
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Supreme Committeeman and Grand
Secretary Of the District of Columbia
Stephen II. Takes installed the grand
council oficers Of Maryland in Balti-
more Wednesday evening. Grand
Chaplain Leverett b. D'Orsay Of the
F., District Of Columbia and president OF
the Boosters Club, acted Is supreme
guide.
The District Of Columbia Council of
the Loyal Ladies Of the r. A. have ad-
journed for July and August
Maurice M. Mitchell, special repre-
sentative Of the conservation depart
ment Of the supreme council, is visiting
! this Jurisdiction
Kismet Council met Tuesday evening
Takes. in behalf of the supreme regent
and the supreme orator, presented
watch charms and a silken nag to
Kismet's degree team. John T. Whalen,
captain Of the degree team, was pre-
sented with a gold Royal Arcanum ring
by Ralph Brothers in behalf of the
members Of the degree team Homer
King Of Oriental Council was pre-
sented with q Royal Arcanum ring for
obtaining two candidates for initiation
and membership in the order during the
prosperity campaign.
Oriental Council meets Tuesday eve
ming at $50 H street.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting Of National Lodge
was called to order by Comdr. c. +
Smith. The following, officers were
elected and viii be installed at the next
meeting by Deputy Supreme Comdr
Mrs. Dorothy Seaton: Commander, Mrs
Anna Stewart; vice commander, Miss
Lillian Carrick: marshal. Mrs. Addie
Brady; mistress Of ceremonies, Mrs
Hester Burke; chaplain. Mrs Florence
Tyler; inside guard, Mrs. Lola Albin
outside guard, Mrs. Jessie johnson; 18
months trustee. Mrs. Helen Kyle; repre-
sentative to Supreme Lodge, Mrs Hester
Burke; alternate, Mrs. Maggie Licarione
The next meeting will be July at S0S
I street.
The oficers-elect Of Ruth Lodge will
be installed by Deputy Supreme Comdr
C. T. Smith OF National Lodge July Z
at Eagles Hall, Alb King street, Alex
andria, Va.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. Eta King. state field director
Of Virginia, North Carolina and the
District OF Columbia, presided at a
meeting in the club rooms Tuesday
evening. The grand drill was in charge
Of Mrs. Lillian Patrick and Mrs. Al
verda Meyer. president of the degree
team, conducted the rehearsal. Mrs.
King was the guest of the Officers Club
and gave an address. A party was given
in honor Of Mrs. Kings birthday ami
versary and others Of the club whose
birthdays occur In June. Mrs. Kings
next visit to Washington will be Sep
tember l for q boosters meeting at the
Willard Hotel.
b. p. o. ELKS.
Joe Downing and Fred Roberts, in
automobiles. representing the Elks'
magazine goodwill tour, arrived here
Tuesday and were the guests of the
lodge. With Harvey Belt, Joseph Leary
and Charles L. Rouse they toured the
city and then visited Mount Vernon,
Arlington and Fort Myer During
luncheon at the club the members were
entertained with o number Of songs by
Joe Downing and Fred Roberts.
THE PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.
The supreme convention was held in
Chicago June 10. 20, 81, and all repre-
sentatives and deputies from the local
circles have returned home.
Gardenia Circle will meet tomorrow
at Phoenix Club. Fourth street north
east. and will hold a lawn party July
IA and Is at Ninth and II streets north
east.
Congressional Circle will meet July
10 at Pythian Temple.
Dee Gee. Circle will meet July IS at
Phoenix Club.
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