Modern Woodmen Camp Activities and Local Meetings
Modern Woodmen at Talbot Camp No 11312 hosted a meeting Thursday night with State Deputy R A Moaffrey noting one new adoption application and the transfer of F Borden from Camp Provision to be made for Beneficiaries No 12199 Winchester. District Deputy H H Millard spoke, and a postcard from F Sperling at the Woodman Sanatorium Colo rado prompted discussion. G E Hinkel returned from West Virginia and attended. Daniel Webster and H F Shaw visited. Central Camp No 16015 held a February session with two membership applications and updates from A Q Gaunders and C M Hunter. H B Nash moved to Schenectady, NY. Special Auditor J C McFarland reported six months of finances, a favorable standing, and the prospect of moving meeting night to Wednesday if space is secured. Whitehead of Georgetown Can and A J Warkom of West End Camp attended. W H Dust hosted the entertainment committee after vacation. Central Camp joined a Chesapeake Beach excursion, while the Georgetown baseball game with Central Camp was awarded by default for no-show by Georgetown players.
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Talbot Camp
Ral A. Moaffrey
Woodman Sanatorium
E Hinkel
West Virginia
Daniel Webster
West End Camp
H F Shaw
Central Camp
William A McCaffrey
H H Millard
J T Skinner
B G Cowles
J K Duncan
W F Webb
F Black
C E Hinkel
F F Mason
Giece Club Cigara
Fegtilar
A. Q. Gaunders
Woodmen Sanitarium
Colorado Springs
Colo
C M. Hunter
H. B. Nash
Washington
Schenectady
J C McFarland
W H. Dust
Chespeake Beach
Georgetown
Masonic Lodge Calendar Notes and Memorial Service
The bulletin lists multiple lodges and chapters with meetings called off or scheduled. It notes Washington Centennial Lodge plans and a committee to honor Deputy Grand Monarch Edward Schmid, plus a large charity baseball game and upcoming degree work by Capitol Chapter No 11 and Arminias Lodge No 23. A service for Francis J. Woodman is described with a large turnout and burial in New Hampshire.
Knights Templar Grand Commander outlines edict and plans
Grand Commander Lem Towers Jr states provisions from the Los Angeles conclave will soon be promulgated to improve conferring of work and ritualism in commanderies. Edict places work in Malta order before Temple order, boosting local interest. Patrols of Almas Temple plan trip to Minneapolis for imperial council. Minneapolis Club forms to offset trip costs. Buffalo session left attendees sleep deprived. Lieut Wilbur M Fookes praised for acting captain role during imperial session. Kalinolis Grotte to lead Masonic and Eastern Star Home services. Rev Hugh T Stevenson to conduct service. grotto band to perform. Charles A Stevens to direct vocal numbers. Monarch George Himmons Jr urges grotto members and families to attend a meeting. Chief Justice I Goldsmith announces seaside outing to Chesapeake Beach on August 23 with near-complete program. circus of events described, including parade, moving pictures, band concert, drills, athletic and aquatic contests, and a mystery prize for stunts. Mysterious Lady to entertain. Charles Keefer to stage aquatic novelty The Human Sardine. committee meeting set for Wednesday at 712 Twelfth Street NW. Drill corps meeting held, 26 officers elected with Captain P Keating, Lt Lloyd Hinman, Lt Harry Taylor, Dr A H Staples as paymaster, adjutant H J Simmons, Clarence Schmid.
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Washington Centennial Lodge
James McCarthy
Edward Schmid
McCarthy
Washington
Schmid
Grottn
Arminias Lodge
No 23
Masters Association
Almas Temple
Kallipolli Relto
Masters’ Association
WiMam W Jermane
James P Schick
Johnston
R Zimmerman
William Clabaugh
Perri P Patrick
Frank M Scott
James S McCarthy
American le Sue Park
Potentate L. Whiting
Lem Towers, Jr
Los Angeles
Cal
Order of the Malta
Order of the Temple
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
Minneapolis
Minn
Imperial Council
Buffalo
Wilbur M Fookes
Louis Wilson
Kalinolis Grotte
Masonic and Eastern Star
Hugh T . Stevenson
Grotto Band
Charles A. Stevens
Glee Club
George Himmons, Jr
Grotto
Thea
I . Goldsmith
Chesapeake Beach
Grotto Drill Corps
Charles M Keefer
Goldsmith
Twelfth Street
Buildera Exchange Hall
P . Keating
Lertenant
Lloyd Hinman
Harry Taylor
A H Staples
H J ° Simmons
Clarence Schmid
National Union McKinley Council Meet Discusses Outing
National Union McKinley Council No 982 held a large meeting at Washington Hall with President Jesse B K Low presiding. Officials report plans for an August event at Marshall Hall and note cordial ties with Bancroft Council while cabinet discussions from Mackinac Island highlight a prosperous order and a hospital bed fund excursion to Chesapeake Beach. The drill corps hosted the grotto band after the session and recruiting continues for a full company with Prophet Keating inviting new members.
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Government Printing Office Council
Jesse B HK Lee
Order of the Eastern Star Excursion Plans and Notices
District and Maryland chapters plan a Chesapeake Beach excursion with a baseball game between two all female groups. Takoma Chapter hosts a seaside outing chaired by Fannie Burrell. Ruth Chapter prepounds a Great Falls anniversary trip on Friday. Friendship Chapter outlines a lawn party at Gloria's Point August 22 and 23 led by J Harvey Robey.
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Friendship Chapter
Christina Fletcher
William Champion
Solo
James Hall
Teachum
Christina Pletcher
Gloria's Point
Masonic Temple
Tennallytown
Harvey Robey
Knights of Pythias lodge notices and meetings
Local Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters lodges publish upcoming gatherings. Reports include joint sessions at Century Lodge and Washington Company assemblies, initiations at Rathbone Temple, and notes on consolidations, injuries, and a San Francisco death of former Washington member Mrs. Lester Kahiert.
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Mra
Lester Kahlert
San Franccisco Mra
Kahtert
Washington
Rathbone Temple
Knights of Columbus Outing Plans and Convention Notes
Knights of Columbus events include an August 16 outing for orphans at Chesapeake Beach. A sixth dancing party occurred at Columbus Country Club. State and Past State Deputies attended the Davenport Iowa supreme council convention where membership reached 368135 and assets near seven million dollars. Salary increases for top officers were approved and four supreme directors reelected.
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Lee A. Rover
William P Normoyle
Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus
Davenport
Iowa
Knights of Columbus
Odd Fellows Meeting Notices And Degrees List
A fragmented notice lists Odd Fellows sessions by weekday with lodge names and degree or business status. Beacons and unions along with other lodges such as Langdon and Washtorton appear, indicating planned meetings or degrees through the week.
Odd Fellows degree work and lodge activities report
A Washington lodge gathering outlined plans to entertain the degree team from New York visiting on September 2 as the general degree staff prepared for first and other degrees. Other items note past grand officers, casualties, and upcoming social fund events for the Rebekah lodges and related orders.
Knights of Columbus Guests From Chicago To Visit DC
The Knights of Columbus District of Columbia hosts 900 visitors from Chicago Tuesday. They tour public buildings then visit Mount Vernon Arlington and Fort Myer in the afternoon. Dinner is at Columbus Country Club with dancing until midnight. Local club members manage the arrangements and a cabaret by the Knights of Columbus Dramatic Club features soloists Marie Militzer Mary Regan Estelle Murray Edna Strudley George H. O Connor Bernard Fitzgerald Harry Schwartz Maurice Fitzgerald Irwin Cosgrove.
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Knights of Columbus
District of Columbia
Chicago
Knights
J. ¥. Powers
J Rozier Biggs
Mount Vernon
Arington
Fort Myer
Columbus Country Club
Country Club
J. R. Bssex
J B. McCann
F. J. B. Cleary
J. D Powers
G. A. Dardy
HF. Dolan
Blaine Fittzgerald
J H. Kates
W. M. Walsh
J. Wahler
E. Rickenbacker
J M .Tabler
H. Reid
J. Sullivan
J. J Degnan
D Manterson
R. P. Whitty
F. C Hail
J D .Moriarty
J W. Freeman
W. D. Wilcoxen
J. McLaughlin
B. 8
Daughters of America Triumph Council Meeting Highlights
Triumph Council No 38 drew good attendance on Tuesday night with visitors including Mrs F M Revan state counselor and Mrs Rone Lanhan of Friendship Council. The council honored Past State Councillor Louisa Schmenk with a fern birthday gift and formed a good of the order committee. Fidelity Council No 4 planned initiatory work at Martha Dandridge Council No 1 Fidelity meeting. A drill by Capt West and his team impressed guests Mr Sheely of Mizpah No 3 and Mr and Mrs West of Mayflower Council.
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Friendship Temple
Pythian Bintera
Elaie Vandervort
Mary Hooper
Ella Garner
Carrie Davis
Nettle Crowthern
Sophy Rodrick
Helen Kennicut
Milas Harriet Dyer
Patrick Murphy
H Bikton Smith
Rathbone Templa
Triumph Council
F M. Revan
Rone Lanhan
Friendship Council
Louisa Schmenk
Mra. Grinder
Mra L. Schmenk
L Grubbs
E Browning
Fidelity Counstl
Martha Dandridge
Fidelity Council
Capt. West
Sheely
Mizpah
Mra West
Mayflower Council
N. G Stowe
Suate Peyton
EV Thompson
Anna Hill
Junior O U A M Anacostia Council Meets with Mount Vernon Delegates
JR O U A M Anacostia Council No 16 met in Masonic Hall Tuesday at 8 pm with large attendance from Mount Vernon Council No 10. Applications were received and referred. Debates on temperance versus war were judged by Councilor Carter Estep Frye. Negative won. Marshall Hall outing report given and receipts turned to uniform funds. Deputy sheriff LW rights entertained. Marion and Starkins spoke.
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Masonic Hall
Mount Vernon
JD Simpson
Roy Thomas
T M. Harkness
J W Crawford
Julius Owen
J A Smithson
Corncil
Marshall Hall
G Graham Thel
L Wright
Messrs
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Starkins
Woodmen of World Oak Camp plans winter initiation and August outing
At the regular Oak Camp No. 4 meeting Past Consul Commander William G Stott announced plans for a winter initiation class and urged district support. Members were asked to back a uniform rank outing to Chesapeake Beach on August 74. Eleven applications were received and refreshments served. A large attendance is hoped for August 16 as important matters will be addressed. Edith Linguist of Chi fazo shared Rebekah lodge work in Chicago. Sergt Howard Walthers, with the D Natloia Guard at Glendale Ariz, received a service kit from the Dorcas Lodge. The annual moonlight excursion will be September 7 aboard the steamer St Johns, with a program planned for members and visitors.
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Webster Lodge
William T. Baum
E V Lawrence
Anacostia
J_T Coldwell Company
No 7
Federal City Sodas
John H Wood
Richard T. Pumphrey
Metropolis Lodge
Ruth Rebekah Lodge
No 2
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Toronto
Metropolia Lodge
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Oak Camp
No. 4
William G Stott
Sovereign Stott
Cooper
Chesapeake Beach
Brott and Berge
Williams
Nebla Grand
Beahm
Dorcas Lodge
Mise Edith Linguist
Chifawo
Waa
Rebekah
Chicago
Elizabeth Carter
Sergt Howard Walthers
D. Natloia Guard
Glate Ariz
Sergt Walthers
St Julins
Eva &Chlaish
Annie Cole
Jesse Ison
Women and Maccabee Day Plans At Chesapeake Beach
Victory Review No 12 votes to skip August meeting for Maccabee outing on August 16 to aid widows and orphans fund. Members appointed to help, tickets mailed, and emphasis on united effort. National Review No 1 reports new members and initiation class planned next meeting. Plans include committee to assist, charter draped in memory of Mrs Carroll Stig Downs, and Maccabee Day at Chesapeake Beach with excursion proceeds for charity.
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Victory Review
Katherine FE Cart~ner
Elate Batch
Estelle Huntington
Teresa Foster
Minnie Diffenbaugh
Rebecca Sizemore
Anns Rosenberg
Widows' and Orphans’ Fund
National Review
Cheaapeake Beach
Mra. L. Hammond
Mra
B Chapman
D Edmonds
N Graham
I Crock
Mre Palmer
W. Edmunds
R Ireland
M Pierce
Columbia Review
Pythian Temple
Mrs. Downs
Committee of
Chesapeake Beach
Frideg
Maccabees leaders head to Detroit for special supreme board
D W Gall deputy supreme commander District Maccabees E W Miner of Richmond and O W Hayes depart for Detroit to attend a special session of the supreme board of trustees. They aim to provide for beneficiaries if members enlist for the war and to adjust laws giving aid to dependents. The meeting previews provisions to protect members and their families amid military service.
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Army
James N. Kinet
Atlantica City
D. W Gall
Mount Vernon Lodge
No. 5
Detroit
Mich
Supreme Board of Truatesa of the Maccabees
D W. Gall
Maccabees
E W. Miner
Richmond
O W. Hayes
Supreme Board of Trustees
Ordar
National Guard
Supreme Board of Trestess of the Maccabees
Gal
Miner
Hayes
Supreme Tent of the Maccabees
Maccabees Tent Outing Plans Raise Funds for Widows
The Maccabees joint committee outlines an August 25 outing at Chesapeake Bay for four city tents. Plans include a charity drive for widows and orphans, a display by the ladies degree team, and a full dress uniform knights exhibition to attract public support.內容
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