Washington Masons hold varied lodge notices and events
A listing of Masonic and related society meetings in Washington includes Benjamin B. French lodge events, Royal Arch and Select Masters convocations, Shrine ceremonial plans at Fors, and district degree work. Preparations cover communications, lectures, and social gatherings with noted attendees and venues across the city.
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Almas Temple to Host Ceremonials at Ketths Theatre
Surine Almas temple plans a ceremonial near Friday at Ketth's with a 1:30 PM start after the regular performance. A second May 48 ceremony, the last before the supreme convention, also at Ketth's. Caravan Club hosts Ladies' Day at City Club on June 1. Committees finalize preparations with Publicity Chairman Warner noting arrangements for the big convention.
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Almas
Ketth’s
Ketth's
Cnairman Warner
Red Men Calendar and Shrine Week Notes
Red Men schedule lists tribes and councils by day with bowling event results. Idaho team led by Rube Emory won first place in the Red Men league and high scores included 119 by Ryne and 119 by Hobbs. Reports cover council attendance in Richmond Virginia, hall upgrades, and plans for a general headquarters in the city. Mineola hosted delegations Friday with the wam pum belt presentation by Idaho tribe.
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Oceole
Idaho Trive
Sioux
Thureday—Lorean
White Beale
Idaho Counch
Fred Madison
Rube
Emory
Idaho
Ryne
Logan
Hobbs
Seneca
Haymekers
Osage
Mineola
Knights of Columbus Anniversary Ladies Night Event
Washington council plans a Tuesday evening meeting at eight with Grand Knight Burns presiding. The St Patrick's Players led by Father Harney will perform, followed by dancing. Officials arrange first second and third degree work before summer.
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Washington Council
St. Patrick's Players
Father Harney
Weane Comen
Knights of Columbus
Teesday
John FE
Burns
Keene Council
State Council
Griffith
Cbs Ja Fuss Ace
Shrine Red Men elects secretary at meeting
The Catholic Community home hosted the regular meeting of the Diatriat of Columpis circle on Monday evening. Miss Alice Burke was elected recording secretary to fill the vacancy from Miss Rose French’s retirement. A letter from Cardinal Gasparri thanked the group for the Daughters of Isabella’s offering and granted a blessing. A card party by Miss Georgia Wilson at Mrs Burke’s home drew praise. another party is planned for 1013% Street NE under the sick committee. The circle’s social will be May 28 with program by St Cecelia’s Academy pupils.
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Alice Burke
Rose ‘French
Cardinal Gasparri
New Haven
Isabella
Georgia Wilson
Burke
Arkansas’ Avenue
Glacchita
Mattie-Brafford
St. Cecélia's Academy
Eister
Fraternal lodge activities and schedules announced
The notice lists upcoming degrees and rehearsals across various lodges led by Noble Grand H Lawrence Phillips and others. It details encampment events, social schedules, and a broad calendar of meetings, receptions, and double-branch activities through the week with key figures including Charles ickelford, Elmer Cummings, and Dr. Royal F. Copeland among those mentioned.
Anacostia Council to Initiate 21 Members Tomorrow
J C Ul A M Councilor C C Kinelow led Anacostia Council No 18 meeting last Monday. Six membership applications were received and addresses were delivered by Prather Estep Thomas Frady Mitchell Frye and Martin. Anacostia Council will hold a class initiation tomorrow evening for 21 candidates with Clark Tests as master of ceremonies and Capt B E Thomas leading the degree team.
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C. C. Kinelow
Anacostia Council No. 18
F.€. Prather
R. A. Estep
E. R. Thomas
Charles C. Frady
W. J. Mitchell
J. E. Frye
P. H. Martin
Anacostia Couneh
Clark
John D. Simpson
EB. R. Thomas
Mount Vernon WBA C T Mi Notes Regular Meeting
Mount Vernon WBA C T Mi held a regular meeting on Thursday evening after the business session. A farewell party was given to members who will start for the coast next Tuesday. Those taking the trip are Mrs. Mary Van Neas Mia Hattie Taylor Miss Edita Ven Ness Mrs. Katheryn Rau and Miss Ethel Bass. Each recipient received a small token after a short program. Among out-of-town guests were Alexandria review members and Mrs. Bexsie Carter past councilor of Ocean View review in Ocean View Virginia.
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Review
Bose
Mary van. Neas
Mia
Hattie Taylor
Edita Ven Ness
Katheryn Rau
Ethel Bass
Alexandria Review
Bexsie Carter
Ocean View Review
Ocean View
Shepherds of Bethlehem Lodge Instated in Washington
A new lodge of the fraternity, Capitol No. 3, was instituted last Thursday evening as the second order in Washington. Supreme officers led the ceremony. Elected officers include Commander Mrs Agnes Grimell, Vice Commander Mrs Jennie Firthain, Aid to the Commander Mrs Annie Albert, Scribe Mrs Floda Reagan, Chaplain Mrs Kiotz, Accountant Miss Edith Firthain, Inside Guard Miss Pickell, Outside Guard Mrs Cole, Marshal Mrs Shelton.
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Capitol
Washington
Agnes Grimell
Jennie Firthain
Annie Albert
Floda Reagan
Kiotz
Miga Edith Firthain
Miss Pickell
Mrs. Cole
Mrs. Shelton
National Union Bowling Club Ends Season Banquet
The National Union bowling team wound up its season with a banquet at the Sterling Bale on Monday evening. F. E. Ferguson served as toastmaster while Senator J. Harry Jones attended and offered remarks and jokes. Team members spoke and the fraternity prize was awarded.
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National Union
Sterting Bale
F. E. Ferguson
J. Harry Jones
Woodmen of the World events and anniversary actions
Woodmen camps schedule visitation in Forestville and Maple County for Tuesday to Friday with the prize degree team from Boosters Club to travel to Forestville Maryland for initiations. Fraser camp marks seventh anniversary with remarks and banquet, while National camp debates amalgamation and pledges growth. Elm camp plans fifteenth anniversary events and funds for the War Memorial hospital in San Antonio.
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Camp
Visitation
Maple Co Np
National
Elem
Elm Camp
W. O. W. ‘War Memorial
San Antonio
Tex
Edward Dunn memorial committee plans June 16 dedicat ion
Knights of Pythias group and Mount Vernon Indge lodge leaders met Tuesday to finalize plans for the Edward Dunn memorial dedication set for Saturday afternoon June 16. Supreme Representative Edward C. Plummer of Maine will deliver the main address with music by the S. Marine band.
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Edward Dunn
Supreme Chancellor
S. Marine Band
Edward C. Plummer
Maine
Mount Vernon
Ripon College Plans Character Charts for Students
Ripon college in Wisconsin will maintain character charts alongside scholastic records to monitor traits like honesty loyalty industry and campus citizenship. President Sal Evans says the system will track creditable habits and activities including church attendance and conduct, warning that failure to meet standards could render a student unfit for the college.
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Wisconsin
Ripon College
Sal Evans
How a Missionary Boy Identifies a Bishop
Arnold Scott of the Church of England working in China is cited as the observer. A Baptist medical missionary’s son inspects him from a window and asks what an bishop is. The boy notes there is no crack in the back of the head, referencing stereotypes of clergy.
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Ishop Arnold Scott
Church of England
China
Tsinanfu
Bobbie
Smaller Rooms Cut Carpet Demand in Germany
In Germany smaller living spaces and high import duties shrank demand for floor coverings. As prices stayed high, buyers abstained from purchases, using existing carpets longer. Domestic carpets rose in price with new corner pricing still leaving few buyers.
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Germany
Quetrara
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