Fraternal Lodge Services And Community Gatherings
Fraternal organizations plan open services at Temple Heights and Masonic home under Grand Lodge guidance with Rev Jorn Palmer as chaplain. Naval Lodge No 4 and Lebanon No 7 stage events. Royal Arch Chapters, Knights Templar, and Eastern Star chapters host meetings and a Grand Lodge school of instruction. An Odd Fellows committee coordinates Jacksonville journeys in September with a large local contingent and a conference of lodge representatives set for tomorrow evening.
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Longes Thsafterinoi
da Lok An Temple Heights
Grand Lodge of
Jorn € Palmer
Caplain
Masonic and Eastern Star
Naval Lodge
Dewsen
Stansbury
Jeppa ‘Sody Trintf
Tunsday
Lebanon
Meinenday Tite New Terusalem
Speal
Ourentar
Naval
WM & Day
Columba
Saverday
Grand Lodge School of Instruction
Royal Arch
Mount Vernon
Amacostia
Eureka
Capitel
Mount Pleasa
Knights Templar
Kiag
Tolumla
Maiday Teaple
Catunbia
Jacksonville
George EB Townston
Odd Fellows Temple
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs Calendar and Meeting Notices
Regular Rebekah meetings are planned with a lawn party on the hire grounds at 32% Notrest NW on Saturday afternoon. A table setup for coffee sandwiches and grab bag games, fortune teller, and meals from 1 to 2 and supper later. Attendance expected strong. Marguerite Ison and Ralph Bossha lead the entertainment committee.
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Rebekah
Notrest
Frenis
Nobletang Watha Geodewi
Marguerite Ison
Ralph Bossha
Toension
Oo Mok Creek Park
Marie “Peken
Woodmen of the World chapter plans fundraiser and convention
The Woodmen of the World lodge at Marshall Hall gears up for a grand drive with a charity dance and drive while State Manager Purler Tones discusses Maryland and Florida chapters. Delegates from camps including Syracuse and Troy are slated to attend the July convention alongside Maryland representatives.
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Marshall Hall
Maryland
Fooimar
Sters
Knights of Columbus plan Washington events and national convention
Grand Knight Burns leads August gathering with 150 California knights en route to the supreme convention in New York. A White House visit, Arlington trip, and Unknown Soldier tomb stop are arranged with a reception and dance at the Waldorf Astoria. Open house for Western brothers and a cottage weekend demand advance reservations.
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Pike
Theo
Ira Barharile
Jort Sato Tarrer
Ross
Margaret Ug
Brannes Relo
Lara
Couns
Atherima McMahar
Margare
Lena Morfes
Marior
Prado McNamion
Adamsen
Osefastian
Flugete Sane
Mary
Marea
Valan
Annie Crowle
Charles
Ruperts
Farag
Slater
Cavanagh Tan
VoArdienunek Mart
Paler Tom
Fenry Nolde
David T
Mulgimaester
Tuperus
Tdward Lloger Thonas
Jax Milham
McPhiney Hartes
Connor Harry Spilman
Prink Duvall Wood
Robert Adam Fromh
Sar
Studley
Philip Smithing
Joseph Degman
Tnle
William Walsh
Pasit
Burke
Jotashe
FPF
Krogmatr Folsar
Hillard
Rurns
Charlee T Criffth
Keane Couneidel Fat Toth Supte Neonvention J
California
Washington
Supreme Convention of the Order
Waldorf Astoria
New York City
White House
San Francisco
Odd Fellows Special Session On Rebekah Lodge Petition
The Odd Fellows call a special session in the auditorium of the temple to consider a petition for a charter creating Brightwood Rebekah Lodge No 11. About 150 names have subscribed. past grand members will attend with credentials as the grand lodge sets the session date and rules.
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Grant Edge
Femple
Rebekah
Brightwood
Brightwood Rebekah Lodge
Grand Lodge
Royal Arcanum Union Meeting and Local Athletic Clubs
The Royal Arcanum plans a grand council gathering in August with Supreme Regent Richart Kropf and the executive committee as guests. A class will be initiated from each district council and degree work awarded by Kismet council’s team. Shiemet council forms an athletic group with basketball and bowling clubs entering local leagues in fall.
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Grand Cour Eil
Richart Kropf
Kismet Council
Shiemet Council
Eichte B
Modern Woodmen of America Meeting Highlights Camp 12495
Modern Woodmen of America Camp No 12495 held a regular meeting with Consul JW Self presiding. Visiting neighbors and fraternal relations committee members discussed progress under Capt Beach. The next fraternal relations committee meeting is set for August 5 in Lincoln at the Masonic temple. Refreshments will follow. On August 16 all camps will meet at Marshall Hall for the stand annual excursion and field day aboard the steamer Winalster with music by a 30 piece band.
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Fraternal Relations Committee
Capt Beach
Lincoln Eimp Hall
Marshall Hall
Tirk Winlster
Brotherhood of American Yeomen Mount Varnon Homestead Organized
The Mount Varnon Yeomen in Northeast Masenu temple organized July 18 with 46 charter members. Officers elected included Teremin B Williams as master, Mrs Grace Spinel as mistress of ceremonies, Ale Mead as last foreman, Adella Whittemore as master of accounts, and O W Perry as chaplain. The group plans to attend the Fraternal Congress in August with headquarters at the Raleigh hotel and invites outside members to transfer locally.
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Mount Varnon
Masenu Temple
Jare Spangler
Elec Teremin
B . Wiliams
Grace Spinel
Ale Mead
Busses I Wi
Adella Whittemore
O W Perry
Raleigh
Siunad
Daughters of America Virginia Dire council meets in regular convention
The Daughters of America Virginia Dire council No. 2 held a regular convention last Wednesday. Councilor Mar ket resigned to Seymour and Financial Secretary Robert Theymour were accepted with regret. New officers were elected to fill vacancies: Councilor Bertha Chamberlanss..., Vice Councilor Sarah Peifen, Secretary Robert T Seymour, and Secretary Margaret Seymour. Progress on committees was reported with outgoing officers noted.
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Virginia Dire Councl
Seymour
Robert Theymour
Debertha Chamber
Lanssocuta Oun
Sarah Pe Fen
Bee Rewaie
Robert T Seymour
Fran Wil
Margaret Seymour
Uwelen
Lash Indo
Sentinel
Alice
Aqilef
Uwe
Counerior
Knights of Pythias and Related Lodges Convene Across City
Pythian and Knights of Pythias lodges including Taesias Branda Capital Ud Myre Frendstip and Rathbone temples held meetings and conventions. A major event was the gathering at Marshall Hall on Thursday with many members and friends attending. The Knights of Pythias Bowing League to begin work for the season at Pythian temple with representatives urged to attend, and committees named to draft bylaws for league governance.
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Taesias Branda
Capital Lodge
Myre
Afont
Vernon
Pythian Alsters Frijay Soraistana Inige
Rathbone Temple
oPythian
Knights of Cythias Bo
Inague
Pythian Temple
Summitt
Marshall Hall
Knights of
Pythias
Seturnas
Nedges
T Harris
Webster Lodge
A Shaffer
Calarth Lodge
J J Motyka
League
Catholic Daughters Gather for North Beach Lawn Fete
A large delegation from Court Baltimore visited Court District of Columbia 212 at the local North Beach cottage last week. Arrangements are underway for a lawn fete to be held there.
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Court Baltimore
Court District of Columbia
North Beach
Summer Rates Until September for Students
The notice outlines summer rates valid through September for student services. It lists timing windows and contact details for enrollment and inquiries, aiming to guide families and institutions on pricing during the season.
Hope Council No 1 Holds Meeting and Plans Picnic
The regular Hope Council No 1 meeting convened at Naval Lodge hall last Tuesday evening. A lawn fete followed on Friday, and the annual picnic is set for Saturday at North Chesapeake Beach, August 9.
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Hope Council
Naval Lodge Hall
of Hope Council
North Chesapeake Beach
Florida pushes work on state road system
Florida advances a statewide road system under legislative act linking cities and counties. The Florida State Road Department reports steady progress toward 250 miles of new highways, with counties bonding millions annually. State funds and convict labor support hard surfaced and sand clay roads, including the corridor from Waycross Georgia to Miami and the Tamiami Trail along the west coast.
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Tallahassee
Florida State Road Department
State Road Department
Florida
Waycross Ga
Miami
Key West
Jacksonville
Pensacola
Peninsula
Tampa
Everglades
Virginia Musical Prodigy Sadie Eliza beth Jones
Ten year old violin prodigy Sadie Elizabeth Jones of Newport News, daughter of Dr Clarence Porter Jones, performs at Mrs Ashton Jones’s Clarendon home. Critics praise soulful interpretations and note early practice since age five under Prof A Wy Smith. She has attracted attention from Washington critic Prof Joseph Kasper who ranks her as exceptionally talented.
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Sadie Eleza
Sadie Elizabeth Jones
Clarence Porter Jones
Newport News
N A Reese
Oakstreet
Clarendon
Ashton Jones
Charles Edwin Williams
Robert Schumann
White
Gabriel Marie Sudie
Beth Jones
Fortunata
A. Wy Smith
Newport
Joseph Kasper
Washington
Visiters Guide to Today’s Theaters and Attractions
Visitors guide lists today’s showings at major venues including The Chocolate Soldier Belasco Smilin Through Rialto Babbitt Metropolitan and Loews Palace. It also covers motion pictures at Tivoli King of Wild Horse and The Enemy Sex with open hours for Capitol, Botanic Garden, Corcoran Gallery, Washington Monument, Soldiers Home and the Zoological Park.
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Belasco— Smilin’ ‘Thru
Rialto
Babbitt
Metropolitan——or Sale
Loew's Palace
Havelation
Loew's
Columbia— Bread
Tiveli— King of Wild Horse Motion Pictures
Wialte
Helen Chadwick
Metropoltan
Half Made Tailore
Palace—Leatrice
Joy Loew
Columbia— the Enemy Sex Tivels
Forgive and Forget
United States Capitol
Botanic Garden
Pennsylvania Avenue
First Street
Garcoran Gallery of Art
Falla
Washington Monument
Soldiers Home
Lpshur Street
Rock Creek Church Road
Sunset Zoological Park
Rock Creek
Adams Mill Road
Municipal Opera to Stage The Beggar Princess in St Louis
St Louis municipal opera will present its first original production The Beggar Princess an operetta with ballet at the outdoor city theater on Monday July 28. The work features local librettists and composers and features graduates of Municipal Opera in principal and minor roles with the Tree Chorus providing a 100 strong chorus.
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Municipal Opera
St Louis
Munipal
Municipal Operas
Tree Chorus School
Sylvester Maguire
Nee Jo Poepping
Princess Maguire
Frohmann
Hia
Rogers Brothers
Panama
En Fields
Noel Poepping
St Loule
St Louis Symphony Orchestra
Neantime
Tie
Apollo Club
Alfred G Robyn
Missouri
Great Cat Guarding Estate Stirs Local Interest
A large cat that growls like a dog guards a country home of Mrs John Nethel in Va while prowlers are reported near the property. Neighbors describe the creature as unusual and protective, with events surrounding the estate drawing attention from Washington observers.
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Guarda
John Nethel
Ita
Washington
Lars Os
Piano listings include Knabe Kohler & Campbell and Gabler sale
Instrument dealers advertise like new Knabe and Kohler Campbell pianos alongside Gabler & Bro offerings. Notes suggest pristine condition and fresh stock from multiple makers appealing to buyers of household instruments.
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