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The Washington times., 1907-10-06
Career on Stage
Of Miss Nilsson

Carlotta Nilson. who has recently
attained stellar honors. was born in
Sweden about thirty years ago, and
lived in that country until she was ten
years old, when she came with her
mother to America After some years
Of "aried fortune in Minnesota mother
and daughter went &c san Francisco.
and there CarlCtta went on the stage
as an extra girl with Madame Mod
jCska
Failing TO secure any permanent en-
ployment IL San Francisco. Miss Nlllscn
with her mother went TO Kew York.
where she finally found a place IN the
chorus at Days theater. which she
abandoned after a few weeks, shortly
after which she succeeded in securing
her first real engagement as the ingenuc
IN THE Private Secretary" which last
I'd for forty weeks. At the end o. the
season she became III from exhaustion
through overwCrk. and was unable 10
play again Tor many moRths. Upon
ner recovery she went with John Stet-
sons The Crust Of Society,"" and re-
mained with II Tor two years; finally
she went 20 England. She made her
first appearance there as Mrs Day
IN John Oliver Hobbe play. The Am
bassador-" Her first hit in America.
was with Mrs. FIske. as Mrs. Elvsted.
In "Hedda Gablcr." In which she was
applaudeG 20 tie echo
Walter y. Lawrence. her present man
ager. having discerned her quality. en-
gaged and featured her IN The Man
On the Box" and last season Re starred
her in Rachel Crothers' The Three Of
I-e-'
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SOCIETY NEWS AND CHAT

&c. ". Keyser, Mrs. r. ". Baker, Mrs.
r. T. Browning.
Hotel Iroquois-Mr. and Mrs J. B.
Williamson, Miss Brehart, Miss Minnie
NJ. Shafer Miss Dorothy Schafer.
Hotel Malatesta-Mr. and Mrs. ". y
Loinervilie
Hotel Morton-Miss p. Shepard
Hotel Monticello-E. J. Cantweu
The New Clarion-Mrs. T. s. Lowden-N
wilt Mrs c. l. Thompson. Master
Thompson. IT. W McIlvain.
The New Chatham-Miss Carroll
Seaside HOUSEKEEPING Frickley
Hotel R1dOlf-W. X NARROW. Mr.. and
Mrs. W p. NARROW
Hotel Traymore-Aiiss Myers. Miss
Fitzgerald
Hotel warwick-Mrs. Z. NJ Jones. J.
r. Jones.
Hotel WeIlsboro-R. p. Boneler. Miss
y. Huseman-
Hotel Wiltshire-Mr. and Mrs. p II
Moore. r. j. Connolly John Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. V Hatch. Mr. and
Mrs. 7. ]. Foster. +. De Faust and
Youngs Hotel-Mrs. J.. Tross.
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SONS OF JONADAB MEET,
NEW MEMBER IS ELECTED

The regular meeting OF Unity Council.
No. 2. Independent Order Sons Of Jona-
dab. was held Wednesday evening at
Melford Hall. Eighth and streets
northeast. Worthy Chief Rhodes pre-
sided.
The reports Of officers for the quarter
ended September 80 were read and ap-
proved. showing an increase in mem
bership and a substantial balance IN the
treasury The committee on entertain
luent and dance reported.
The application OF Louis P. Randall
was received. and he was elected a
member and notified 10 appear FL. mi
tiation at the next meeting
The installation Of the officers was de-
ferred until the next meeting. owing to
the absence Of the grand chief
The council then discussed into good
Of the order. ]. T. Farr presided. He
spoke encouragingly of the good work
accomplished and called upon the wor-
thy chlef-elect, r. F. Bowman. who re-
sponded with an interesting narrative
of his recent horseback ride with a
detachment Of the D. c. y. G.. Of which
he is an officer.
Brief discussions on temperance and
its good results were heard from MessrS
Sands. Taylor. O'Day, Creamer. Kill
mon. Armstrong. Watt. Wright. Parish.
Rhodes and Worthy Chief McCracken.
OF Hope Council. No. l.
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ROBINSON cRUSoE'S ISLE"
AT CHASES NEXT WEEK

Ctase'S next week will have the
Lsskey spectacular production Of the
comic opera extravaganza Robinson
Crusoe's Isle" IN which Rogers and
Deely are being starred in vaudeville at
the head OF a company OF pretty girls
and clever comedians. Fred Bond, the
stock star. and his company In the
bright comedy brevity Handkerchief
No. Is" Eddie Leonard. minstrel. assist
ed by the Gordon boys in presenting
Southern plantation scenes In Dixie
land" Katie Rooney, from Blarneyland:
the Misses Tobin. in instrumental re-
finement; Peter Donald and Meta Car
son. in the Highland Scotch novelty.
Alex McLean's Dream" lie Clair and
Bowen, bogus strong men, and motion
pictures
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.MAGGABEES VISITED
BY EASY MONEY MAN :"

The Easy Money Man" visited Ma
tiCnal Tent at its last ro-iew. Sub
stantial cash prizes were awarded to
the following sir knights: Henry Wolf,
s. V. Gussick II, E. Crouch, r. Sham
baugh, \. 4. Featherston. ). Wine
-Gtein. d. B. Gusdorf. John Moore, 4.
X. Thompson. ]. ID. Cushman. A. Gold
smith. DR.. J. S. Arnold. A. T. Warfield.
\ 3. Keefer Harry Warfield, NJ
Schneider, and Jacob Klein.
Sir Knight J. d. Cushman Is organ
izing a Maccabee baseball team. Ball
playing members are requested to ap-
riy to Mr.. Cushman.
novel program has been arranged
foT the review of National Tent to-
morrow evening. after which refresh
ments viii be served.
The following prominent speakers have
been secured by DIT. J. s. Arnold TO
address National Tent during the re-
views Of the coming winter
Senator Bob Taylor, Representa-
tive Morris Sheppard. Hon. Middleton
Smith, Fred Webber, and diners.
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down like a thousand Of brick Yes.
this kindly man. this fellow with whom
millions have laughed, has had bad
luck. long run of Il at intervals. but
the pleasant hours Of gladness and pros
perity have returned. He has about the
largest aggregation of pretty girls
ever saw on a stage, half a dozen prin
cipals. who make the most jaded thea
tergoer sit up and take notice; a re-
markably beautiful series OF settings
for musical comedy. and simply an
oversupply Of fun and fancy and roll
licking jollity- 1t Is very Broadway
and catchy from beginning to end.
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PLAN SERIES OF DEBATES
FOR MT. VERNON TENT

At the meeting OF the Mt Vernon
Tent. No 4, *. o. T. NJ, Thursday
night. a series Of debates were arrang-
ed, the first one Of which is to be held
October 10. when Sir Knights Carroll.
Morris. and Snydam will debate the
question. THAT the open shop should
be abolished in the District OF Colu1i-
bia 80
Three candidates were elected TO
membership. the long form Of initiation
being used.
Past Commander keefer. of the Ma
ti0nal Tent spoke on the good of the
order Refreshments were served At the
conclusion OF his remarks.
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Coming Attractions

powerful Naturalization is that Of
Tolstoy's Anna KarenIna." in which
virginia Harmed and cast OF eXcep-
tional merit will be seen at the BelascO
next week. after a run at the Herald
Square Theater. New York. Miss
Harmed plays the role in which Nine.
Megard scored such a hit during a run
Of 200 nights at the Theater Antoine. in
Paris. last season.
John Mason, who has been leading
man with Mrs. Fiske for several sea-
sons. viii have the leading rOlc Miss
Harned's leading man Is Robert War
wick. who last season so ably played
the role OF Bonaparte with Mary Man
nering, in Glorious Betsy
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"THE LION AND THE MOUSE"
WILL RETURN TO NATIONAL

After having been seen in every large
city OF the United States, Charles
Klein's great play OF love. politics, and
high finance. returns to the National
next week for a weeks enSageeDnt-
The thrilling story Of money and poll
tics and their nefarious combination,
which Charles Klein tells In The Lion
and the Mouse" Is one OF great
strength.
A splendid supporting cast VIII be
seen here, including Marion Pollock
johnson. William Levers. Frazer Coul-
ter. Grace Thorne. Reginald Darlington.
T.. A. Aberle, Walter Allen, and Charles
Sturges.
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make his home at the Hotel St. Charles
during his fortnight's outing. He is ae-
companied by his family.
Mrs. ]. F. Barbour. Of washington,
accompanied by her pretty and accom-
plished daughter. are among the fall
visitors at the Hotel Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bohamon. Of
Washington, are spending their honey
at the Hotel Monticello
Justice A B. Hagncr. OF Washington.
who has been spending brief vacation
az the shore. mas returned home.
Mrs. c. D. Hebb, Of Washington, is
spending a couple Of weeks at the
Hotel Jackson.
Robert d. Cralghead. proprietor OF
Craig Hall. was welded the other day
10 Miss Henrietta Russell Cald=eE. Of
New YORK The wedding was very
quiet. and only attended by the imme-
diste families. Mr.. ard Mrs. Craighead
left Immediately for New York. and
took a steamer for Europe. where they
viii spend their honeymoon.
W. G. Neldrum. special representa-
tive Of the Pullman Company at Wash
ington. is spending a couple Of weeks
at the shore. He is staying at the Hotel
Wiltshire
Reah Frazer. a paymaster in the
navy. is among the visitors at the Hotel
Dennis. Paymaster Frazer is now sta
toned in New York, ard Is a frequent
visitor 20 the resort
Lieu j. n. Carson. jr.. Of the United
States army, now or duty at the Mill
tary Academy at West Point. is sperd-
ing a couple OF weeks at f,e shore for
his health He is registered at the
Hotel Dennis.
The following residents OF the Ma
tional Capital have registered IN these
Atlantic City hotels during the week:
The Avoca-Miss Lizzie Doyle. Miss
Wilson, Miss Keers.
Hotel Bothwell-Frank N0ske.
Hotel ChetwOode-Mr- and Mrs w. c.
Clear.
Hotel Chalfonie-Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
Mrs. Charles b. Honey.
Hotel Continental-AIiss Shiplev.
Craig Hall-Mr and Mrs E b
Eynon. Mrs. R E Michner. Mrs J. s
Skinner. Mr. and Mrs w Mcneil.
Hotel Dennis-AfiSs Symons. Miss
Katherine Fisher Mrs Thomas L
Casey. Miss Susie A Martinnas. Miss
l.. Gardner. H Moore. DR.. c. Marburg.
HOte DeNille-Mr- and Mrs. I. ". Is
tabrook, p. s. Warren. W. NJ Filling
hast
Hotti DavenpOrt-H. A. Ross. Mrs. X.
F. Thomas
Green's Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. L "
Schmidt. Goodwin Skinner.
Haddon Hall-H. =. Rainey, Mrs
Rainey.
Hotel Holmhurst-W. B. Barlow, Mrs.
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WOODShEN OF AMERICA
HOLD BIG CELEBRATION

a r. Talbot Camp. Modern Woodmen
of America, celebrated its second ami
versary Thursday evening with a class
adoption OF twenty-seven candidates
A large number Of members were in
attendance, as were several visitors
from other camps in Washington.
The annual grand ball of the camp
VII be given at National Rifles Armory
October g. The committee in charge
is busy distributing invitations and no
effort is being spared 10 make the af-
fair the most pleasant ever given.
No assessments were called for Octo-
Der, there being a sufficient amount on
hand In the benefit fund to meet all
liabilities. This Is the third assessment
passed during the year.
Word was received that 4. J. Larson,
a former employee Of the PostofFice De
partment. died IN Colorado last month,
where he had gone for his health.
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FARRAGUT RELIEF CORPS
At SEhi-M0NTHLY MEET

The officers and members OF Farra-
gut Relief Corps. No. 5. ". r. c.. hcld
the semi monthly meeting Tuesday
evening. The department president. Mrs.
Isabel WorreH Bail; the department.
chaplain. Mr;i Cusick. several members
from Lincoln and Lafayette corps; and
Mrs. Leyulsn. from St Louis. Mo.
called during the evening and made
very enjOyabl talks
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w. s. HART AND CAMPEAU
COMING IN "THE YIRGINIAN"

A return engagement OF owen Wis
ter.s character studies Of the West,
The Virginian." comes TO the Columbia
next week. Mr.. Wister has In his VIZ
gInian. drawn a character at ones bold
and lOvable. w s Hart Will be seen
IN the title role. He is said 70 have
been declared by the author his Nir-
ginian to the life. The company includes
players Of recognized abilities. many Of
whom have been associated with the
play from the first. Frank Campeau
Will continue in the role Of Trampas.
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THESPIAN CLUB PLANS
REHEARSAL OF PLAY

The Thespian Club met at the studio
OF their director. Mrs. Adelina Duval
Mack, Thursday evening and four new
members were taken In. At the next
meeting a play viii be put on rehearsal.
This club was organized not only for
amusement but for study and improve
ment in histrionic art. The club intends
having dramatic and musical entertain
.ments monthly. followed by d2acing.
The receipts Will be given to charity.
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"The Two Orphans" at Majestic.

THE Two Orphans" the play made
famous bv Kate Claxton, will be offered
al the Majestic by ". d. Fitzgerald s
Kathryn PurneIi compony next week
The original version used by Miss Clax-
ton has been obtained and the play
VIII be presented I'm its complete form.
Miss Purnell appeared in The Two
Orphans during her spring engage
ment at the Majestic. The play adj
nits Of many brilliant effects, one OF
which Is n realistic snowstorm in the
third act.
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Lottie Williams at Academy.

Winsome Lottie Williams comes to the
Academy the week Of October Il In her
new play, Josie. the Little Madcap, a
musical comedy drama from the pen OF
Charles F. Blaney. sIiss Williams has
already endeared herself 10 the theater-
going public in her role Of Josie" Her
company includes a chorus Of pretty
-
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PATRIOTIC ORDER HOST
At INTERESTING MUSICALE

The members Of Camp No ;. Patriotic
order Of America, entertained their
friends last Tuesday evening in Mari
ners' Temple. A literary and musical
program consumed the early part Of
the evening. Refreshments were served
at tile close OF me musicale. after which
an Informal dance wns held.
Among the number who contributed to
the evenings pleasure were Miss Alice
Athey. who sang various Irish meIo-
dies. accompanied by Miss Rose Uchler;
Frank Zones, and Miss Elsie Roche.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP OF FRATERNITIESI
NATIONAL UNIONS
TO ATTEND SHOW
Members Will Visit Theater
in Body First Week in
November.

A most delightful meeting was held
Friday evening last by the National
Union Club, at Pythian Temple, Much
important business was transacted. 1t
is the intention of the club TO give a
theater party during the week of No
vemter 4. instead OF the week OF Octo-
Der q, as previously announced, and
from the enthusiasm eVipced by the
club members the AFFAIR will be a sue
cess. During the winter season plays
and operettas will be given. Al the
next meeting, October Is, an entertain
ment will be prepared and an unusual
attendance is expected. Roger b. fancy
Council. No. 65S, OF Baltimore, expected
TO be present at Congressional Council
the 18th OF this month. to witness the
hne WORK Of the degree team OF .he club
In the rendition Of the ritual, but on
account of there being holiday week in
Baltimore. commencing October Il. the
proposed visit has been postponed till
some time in November. The following
were duly elected TO membership: f. a.
st. Clair Of Federal Council; w. II.
Fisher OF Nonpareil Council: w J..
Slater. Of Government Printing Office
Council: w. E. Howard. OF Congress
ional Council.
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MODERN NACCABEES
WILL Be ENTERTAINED

The entertainment to be given by
the ladies and knights of the Modern
Maccabees of the District at Pythian
Temple. in honor Of Mrs Frances z.
Burns. great commander of the La
dies Of the Modern Maccabees. will be
held Tuesday, October s. at o'clock.
Mrs Rachael A Bailey, great leu
tenant commander. and DR. Isabella
HoldOm. great medical examiner, will
be present.
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.EASurHN STAR CLUB
HOLDS YEARLY ELECTION

!, The Eastern Star Pleasure Club held
sits annual election and installation of
Officers on Tuesday evening, at t1c-r
hall. 30I street southeast. The Eul-
lowing officers were elected: Ellis =
Day. president; Frank McDermott. vice
president: Miss Ethel Binnix, recording
secretary: Miss Ella S!iison fiuancfs;
secretary; Richard Cady, treasurer
Thomas Meyers, erge7nt-at-arms: s. u
s-Cston, speaker. After the installatio.l
r addresses were made by s. II. Cation
and President Day
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DEBATING SOCIETY
TO HAVE CONTEST

The Bancroft Literary and Debating
Society has been organized, with Theo-
dore Ham, as president. and james
Head. as secretary.
The club is 10 meet the Arlington De-
batting Society October Il. the question
for the debate being:
Resolves. that country Bfe is better
than city life
Bancroft has the negative side.
The old Bancroft mill, which was built
by DR.. Bancroft and has been idle a
number OF years. has been fitted ~
with new machinery. and John NewIoa.
OF Vienna. Will move to Bancroft &C
tCber l.. and take charge Of the plant
The people Of Bancroft are getting
ready 10 build church on the lot which
has been given them. and il Is more
than probable that they viii begin work
this fan
3. r. Per-On VIII soon erect a black
smith shop on the pike near the rail-
read station.
Judge Pelham has Gone 10 Georgia,
where he Is engaged III farming.
Miss Bessie Sphlman as the guest OF
Mrs. ". ". Wright. who lives near
Bancroft.
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On Saturday evening. September %
very impressive ceremony was per-
formed at Government Printing Office
council NO. I'll. on which occasion
presentations Of jewels were made to
friends Charles 7. Hendler and Joseph
l.. Cotton, former presidents OF this
council by Friends John D. Biddis. vice
president OF the Cabinets. and Frank
+. ferguson. president Of Potomac
council. No. POS. The presentation and
return speeches were eloquent and force
lul- During the evening the Rev.
Charles Alvin Smith. of Oahigren Coun-
eli. No 1903. gave one Of his heart
t7-heart talks. which was fully appre-
CiIted by the audience.
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AN INTELLIGENT SERVANT.

The Mistress - Who hung the ther-
mometer 70 the ceiling2
The Servant, ma'am- You were
complaining because Il was so low
Translated for Transatlantic Tales from
II Motto per RideTe
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MET HIM?

He was a man of mighty means,
And mOnstrous business plays.
And yet. forsooth. he also had
Some mighty little ways.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
NACCABEE NAMED
GENERAL DEPUTY
James c. Bass VIII En-
deavor to Extend Order
in Virginia.

George W. Norton. a member of Dis
trict Tent. No. 8. died Sunday morning
last, and was buried on Wednesday In
Prospect Hill Cemetery. The members
OF his tent attended in a body and the
burial ritual was gone through at the
grave.
James G. Bass. a member Of Mt Yer
non Tent. No. 4. residing at Ballston,
Va, has been appointed general deputy
by State Commander Gall, and he will
begin work at Culpeper, Va, organizing
new tents. He will do some work In the
District of Columbia. also Mr.. Gall
organized his deputies into a consulta-
ton committee or cabinet. and held his
first meeting last Wednesday night
This cabinet will nold monthly meetings.
Georgetown Tent, No. s. the State
commander. and quite a number OF
others paid a special fraternal visit
last night to Anacostia Tent. No. Z. TO
mess the degree WORK III To-. 49,.
Of a large class Of new members.
Mt. Vernon Hive. No 2. is very proud
of the results of the competitive drill
at the jamestown Exposition, at which
1T won a prize OF $40. which added to
IT'S laurels as the champion drill team
in the District of Columbia
The new ritual Of the knights Of the
Maccabees Of the World win have the
first degree OF the initiatory work exem-
pliied by a class Of new members In
this city early in November, and also
in Richmond.
National Tent. No. l. will hold its first
meeting for this month next Monday
night, at Pythian Temple Hall.
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South Washington Tent
Celebrates It's First
Anniversary.

Amid palms. flowers, everSreens and
fiags. the members OF South Washing
ten Tent, No. 1855, Independent Order
of Rechabites, celebrated their first an
riversary last Monday evening. I'm the
Baptist Chapel. Four-and-a-half and n
streets southwest, and az the sane time
rendered a reception to the new high
chiei ruler. n. Elwyn Vowles. who sue
and is n member OF it.
The Rev. Weston Bruner. pastor OF
the Fifth Baptist Church. delivered the
anniversary address AMI paid glowing
tribute to Mr.. Vowles. At Che conclu-
sion OF his address he presented Mr..
VOwles handsome bouquet on behalf
Of the committee. High Chief Ruler
Vowles responded.
The remainder OF the program con-
sisted of solos by Mrs. Anna Grisby.
William Champion. J. H Brewer and
Mrs. Fila Newton. Recitations were
given ~ =. 3. White and Miss Mamie
Raum Refreshments were served by
the committee consisting Of Chairman
Mrs. Ella Newton. John Hefhin. Richard
Sorrel and Mrs. Anna Jones.
Delegations were present from all the
mixed and ladies' tents Of the District
ana Perseverance Tent Of Alexandria.
High Secretary James Z. Dony who
was recently reelected for the seventh
time, was present and pointed out the
changes in the funeral benefit and sick
relief funds. and predicted that they
would prove to be Of great value to the
organization.
Other high tent officers present vere
Past High Chief Ruler WAYNE w Cor
dell. High Corresponding Secretary
John II. Bartlett. High Levite L, p
Murray. and High Tent Director Lam
bert ID. Lyles. Five candidates were
initiated
Harmony Tent. No. 1000 with Chief
Ruler George Roth presiding. met Tues
day evening in Rechablte Temple. e43
Louisiana avenue northwest Two can
didates were admitted 10 membership
High Chief Ruler Vowles and Past High
Chief Ruler Cordell were among the
visitors
Onward Tent, No 1921. with Miss vir-
gle Thompson presiding as chief ruler.
initiated three OF the FIVE candidates
who made application for membership
Wednesday evening at their meeting in
Society Temple, Fifth and G streets
northwest. Remarks We're made by
John J. Coulter. John II. Morse. Mrs.
Mary A Hessler. Edward CIeTnentson,
s. s. Hessler, jr., Mrs. NJ. r Mahoney,
OF Eastern Tent; Mrs. Anna Mcmahon.
and J. w. McMahon.
Mrs. Anna Mcmahon has been recon-
mended to tne high chief ruler for dep
uty of Onward Tent. No. 1921.
Harry ( Ripple has ben selected for
john B. henderson Tent, No 1883, TO
be their TT deputy
Easter, Tent, No 50. has recon-
mended Mrs. Fannie Cordell as their
choice tor tent deputy.
John B. Henderson Tent. No. 1859. met
in American Home Life Insurance
building. Fifth and q streets northwest,
Thursday evening. Two applications
sCr meu1bs rshiD were faVOrably acted
upon. Reis.siI'6s were made by High
Chief Ruler Vowles. 7. w. Mcmahon.
". Il. Evans, Harry 9. Ripple. John
L Bunch, T. Carroll, and c. r.
Sn eIlin.rs-
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make his home at the Hotel St. Charles
during his fortnights outing. He is ac-
companied by his family.
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Judge Pelham has gone 10 Georgia,
where he is engaged III farming.
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Miss Bessie Spillman IS the guest Of
Mrs. ". ". Wright. who lives near
Bancroft.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06

B. F. Perron viii soon erect a black
smith shop on the pike near the rail-
read station.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bohamon. Of
Washington. are spending their honey
moon at the shore. They are staying
at the Hotel Monticello.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06

Justice A B. Hagncr. OF Washington.
who has been spending a brief vacation
az the shore. mas returned home
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Harmony Tent. No. 1000 with Chief
Ruler George Roth presiding. met Tues
day evening in Rechablte Temple. s4g
Louisiana avenue northwest. Two can
didates were admitted 10 membership
High Chief Ruler Vowles and Past High
Chief Ruler Cordell were among the
visitors
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Mrs ]. F. Barbour. Of Washington,
accompanied by her pretty and accom-
plished daughter. are among the fall
visitors at the Hotel Brighton.
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Mrs. c. d. Hebb, of washington, is
spending a couple Of weeks at the
Hotel Jackson.