Efforts will he made at this meeting
to arrange for a grand reunion con
vention, at which many of the veterans
of Woodcraft in this vicinity will be
asked to speak.
Oak Camp is preparing for an
active Fall season, and Sovereigns Ed
wards, Kerns, Cole and McCann will
arrange a novel entertainment for the
first meeting night in September. This
will be followed by mystery meetings
once each month, to which all Wood
men will be invited.
Alpha (lamp’s athletic committee
will have a special report at the next
convocation of the camp. Several of
the past consul commanders are co- '
operating with the committee for new
•development of the social side of the
camp’s appeal.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Eagle Council, No. 24, held its regu
lar meeting lats night, with Councilor
Grace Royall presiding.
The by-laws committee reported
that they would be able to present
the laws to the council at the next
meeting. A. H. Blakeslee presented
the council with a set of gavels which
were donated by Eagle Council, No. 9,
Junior Order United American Me
chanics. Anacostia Council presented
Eagle Council with a set of altar cov
ers. A large number of visitors were
present and several spoke a few
words. Sister Deborah Streitberger,
organizer, presented the council with
the fee she had received for organiz
ing. Refreshments were served at
the concl.ision of the meeting.
Progressive Co mcil met Saturday
evening, with Councilor Amelia Back
enheimer presiding. Two members
were reported ill and members were
urged to visit them. Visitors of the
evening were S. A. C. Alice Muller:
State Warden Cora Thompson of Old
Glory, No. 12: Charles Muller, deputy,
of Progressive, and F. Muller.
