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No. p of Boston; Juanita Temple, No.
81 of Cambridge; Witch City Temple,
No. 232 of Lynn; Nokomus Temple of
Worcester extend greetings and con-
gratulations to our Grand Temple Sec
retary and Past Grand DIR. Ruler,
Buena V. Kelley who was crowned by
Alpha Phi Kappa as Queen of Vir-
ginia. She deserves every honor ac-
corded her, a wonderful young woman
following in the footsteps of her great
mother, the late DIR. Emma V. Kelley,
organizer and founder of the Dtrs. of
Improved, Benevolent, Protective Or
der of Elks of the World.
Prayers are still asked for recovery
and ease from pain for the sister of
DIR. Annie P. Anderson, Mrs. Mary
Price Wright, who is confined most of
the time to her bed.
Congratulations to DIR. Rosa Jones
who is now Deputy of Juanita Temple,
No. 81 of Cambridge, Mass.
Sunshine Club met at the residence
Of DIR. Maude F. Anderson, 794 Shaw
NUT Ave, with Dtrs. NJ. T. Anderson,
Beatrice l.. Jacobs and Clarone Smith,
as hostesses. Thirty-six were present.
reports are still being made on "Mil-
lion Dollar Wedding, also requests
for a repetition. Our bride, DIR. Bea-
trice Jacobs is still way ahead in the
lead and DIR. Maude Brown, 2nd. DIR
Maude Brown, the bride, was dressed
IN a white satin grown with sweep
ing train, 5 yards long, her bridal veil
the one worn when she was married
She made beautiful picture as she
walked down the aisle carrying bridal
bouquet leaning on the arm of her
groom, Mr.. Spencer, dressed in long
prince albert. She had 6 bridesmaids
dessed in pastel colors with french
hats Of saene color carrying hat-like
baskets filled with flowers and flower
girl prettily dressed in pink taffeta.
Dtr Florence Bell, President of II
O'Clock Club, who was rendered a ban
QUet received also a lovely box of
writing paper from DIR. Nellie Brew
ster
II O'Clock Club met at residence of
DIR. Sadie Halliday They want all
VINO attended the banquet for our pres
ldent to know how much they appre-
cate their presence.
Joint Sermon Committee will meet
at residence of Bro. Henry C. Beckett,
I Hubert st. Sermon will be held 2nd
Sunday in December.
Congratulations to Bro Robert Tav-
Tor, Past Exalted Ruler of Common
wealth Lodge, No. 10, who we heard
mas received appointment of Deputy
There is much work to be done, come
on Bros, see if you can beat us on
membership drive. Let's make it a 100
per cent year for Lodge and Temple.
Cocktail Table will be CHANGED off
by Executive Board of New England
State Association, DIR. Ethel Brown
chairman. Next meeting is 3rd Sunday
in December
DIR. Mary Gordon, 718 Shawmut
Ave. entertained in honror of Dtrs.
Edna Medley, Maude T. Anderson,
Bessie c. Hill and Lillian NJ. Caldwell
("ho was unable to be present on ac-
count OF a bad cold). The following
were present: Dtrs. Florence j. Bell,
beatrice L. Jacoks, Ethel S. Brown,
Joseph j. Taylor, Lillianm W. Kicker
an and Stella NJ. ]. Sewall of Eureka
temple, No. % of New York City. DIR.
Bessie c. HilPs birthday being the next
day. A delicious collation. was served
IN The prettily decorated dining room
and enjoyed by all, DIR. Gordon prov
ing charming hostess. Gifts received
birthday cake with candles from DIR,
Mary Gordon; pair of elephant book
ends, DIR. Ethel S. Brown; silver
punch ladle, DIR. Daisy E. Henry; pair
green kid gloves, DIR. Maude 7. An
TTerSon; T4; pair green boudoir lamps,
VI Dtrs: Lillian NJ. Caldwell and Lillian
W w. Kicker; blue leather pocketbook,
from a friend; white silk bed Jacket