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The Washington herald., 1912-11-10
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On Friday evening. November 3, at
Northeast Temple. the annual inspection
of George H. Thomas Post. G. A. R.,
was held by the department inspector.
Department Commander Bloodgood was
a special guest. II was also the occa-
sion Of a reception to the camp of Sons
Of Veterans Auxiliary to the post. named
Our Flag Camp" Commander Robb, Of
Maryland Division. was a special guest.
also Mai. Campbell. past commander of
Sons Of Veterans.
The members OF George II. Thomas
w. R. C.. surprised the comrades and
veterans by inviting them to the ban
Quet hall. where an elaborate supper
was prepared for them. Talks were
given by Past Department Commanders
Walker and Bingham, Commander Bobb.
of Maryland Division. Sons OF Veterans:
Past Commander Campbell and Com
mander Of Lincoln Camp Sons Veterans:
Miss Rose Seton. past president OF
Daughters Of Veterans, and Department
President NJ. A. Walker. Mrs. Scott. of
Corps. sang the ''Star Spangled
Banner"
A presentation Of potrait OF Gen.
Grant to Our Flag Camp was a pleas
ing feature of the evening. The picture
was given by Comrade Webster. Of
Thomas Post. presented by Frist Depart
ment Commander Enti<in. Music was
furnished by Our Flag Camp" orches-
ira, w. 8. Crown. leader.
The sewing circle Of Thomas Corps
has resumed its meetings for the
winter. The last meeting was held with
Mrs. A. ]. Lukin with large attendance
and pleasant time. Past Department
President Agnes Kuler was a guest and
was admitted as an honorary member
Past President Mrs. r. r. Meacham.
who had been absent in the West for
several weeks. was cordially welcomed
back.
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Nv. Tippetf. Louis weisei ~, AsscIarke
r B; Crump. Past SachefkN1skG white
Past 6achem w. NJ Soon10 w. C
Rjdenour. all of Aihsola Tf1be. No. IL
Past sachem L. B. Emory. Past sachen
A. =. Thompson. Great Sachem r. w.
Thompson. Past sachem W.. z. Lorents
Past sschem George Yaushan. william
all of Idaho Tribe. No. Is: Past Great
ISachem John w. Kemper. Past Sachem
u. B. Altman. Past sachem p. L. Lewis,
J. H. Haymaker. r. N. Ranch, Past Sa-
chem C. r. Dickey. all Of Seneca Tribe.
No. IL
Talks were made by r. W. Thompson.
Jim Madison, T. N. Stump. John w.
Kemper. Dr. w. 9. Whitman. George
Gartrell. J. e. Shepard. w. B. Garner.
B. Evans. C. F. Dickey, Fred w. Parks,
and r. W. Kayier.
The great chiefs were Great sachem
r. w. Thompson. Great Senior Saga
more DR.. W. 8. Whitman. Great Junior
Sycamore George c. Gartrell, Great
Chief Of Records J. E. Shepard. John I.
Bunch. w. b. Garner. Great Prophet
John w. Kemper, Washington B. Evans.
w. c. White. and Fred w. Parks Re-
freshments were served and music was
rendered by J. Heidenheimer.
Osceola Tribe. No. 19. held its regular
meeting on Tuesday sleep. the fifth sun.
beaver moon. The council fire was kin
died at run and quenched at 10 run.
Business Of import1nce was transacted
and wampum added to the belt. Talks
were made by Brother T. NJ. Stump.
visitors. and members
Idaho Tribe. No. Is. held its regular
rnaaf1nD TuasHo,r he
beaver moon. Talks were given by WIS.,
itors and members.
logan Tribe. No. s. held its regular
meeting on Thursday sleep. the seventh
sun. beaver moon. Being the great
chiefs visitation, the following visitors
were present: Past Sachem T. NJ. Stump.
]. R. Carroll. c. u. Homan. James r.
Schneider. c. ]. Benner. T. r. Howard,
David F. Reynolds. George Kolb. Alex.
St. John. ]. A. Donaldson. II. c. Dean,
l.. Clemons. Past Sachem Charles H.
Parks. c. NJ. Burrows. Harry Kessler.
F. 8. Parks. r. Tolson, W. E. Osmond.
Louis F. Moxley, w. f. Willett. H. s.
Barrick. Past Sachem w. ]. Carroll. S.
A. Donaldson, c. W. Walther. F. w.
Bangerter. A. f. Chapel. w. Blundon.
Sachem John Holzwart. ]. r. Lumsden.
Fred Walsley. Past Sachem J. L. Wright.
Past Sachem J. W. Parks, all of Osceoia
Tribe. No. 10: Harry F. Silverman and
Lewis NJ. Bernstein. OF Seltese Tribe.
No Is: Great Sachem r. W. Thompson.
Past Sachem A. f. Thompson. Past Sa-
chem L. r. Emory. Past Sachem J. A
Suder, W. II. Kerper. NJ. II. King, Past
Sachem William f. Lorentz. F. l. Rams
dell. Past Sachem s. A Shoemaker. all
Of Idaho Tribe. No. Is: Great Senior
Sycamore DR.. W. S. Whitman. Joseph
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THE WEEKLY MASONIC CALENDAR.

tercsting features were provided In add
ton to the returns for the entertainment
Of those present. following which bunet
supper VI served:
King Solomon Lodge. No. a. F. A. A.
n, at Its stated communication last
"Wednesday. conferred the master Mason
degree.
The coming ceremonial Of Almas Tenn
pie. Ancient Arabic Order Of the MOBILES
Of the Mystic Shrine. to be held Novem-
ber Is. IL expected to be the most Inn
portant and entertaining OF, the year. II
will be the last cefemonial Of the year,
ana Imperial Petentate William J. Gun.
ningham. an honorary member Of Almas
and past potentate Of Boumi Temple, of
Baltimore. win be the guest of honor
Potentate William Hamilton Smith, in
his announcement to the Mobiles OF Aimas,
requests The presence OF every Noble at
this last ceremonial and his assistance in
extending great big. hearty welcome
to the distinguished Noble who will be
the guest OF honor on that occasion
The ceremonial In announced as an
Extraordinary celebration! FestivAr Of
Ted Ell Kourban" with rejoicings by pil-
grims at Mecca. entrance into the Holy
City. the several journeys. circuit Of the
kaabah. the black stone, the holy GEM
xen. In memory Of .:Iman-Aboo- -Haneefeh.
an-Nurnan." the treat soonnee lawyer
and juris-consult.
Among the new features for this cere-
monial is announced the following:
There will be introduced at this session
several new and startling features. We
can't tell you about them now, as II
would spoil the surprise in store for you.
Suffice It to say that Noble Christian p.
Ghem. chief electrical engineer of the
United States Capitol. is collaborating
with Noble Chris C. Yeabower, the cleo
trician OF Almas Temple. In the produc-
ton Of an electric scene that will 20
down In history as one OF the greatest
achievements Of stage decoration ever
produced by the temple" After the close
OF the temple II IL announced that a spe-
cial vaudeville performance will be given.
which should be seen by every Noble.
This will be followed by other special
attractions. and It Is predicted that the
largest attendance at any ceremonial will
be present Monday night November Is,
at O'Clock at the National Rifles
Armory. headquarters Of Almas Temple.
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LADIES OF THE MAccABEEs.

Fraternal National Hive Guard Club
met at Mrs. Lulu Hammond's. ~ Eighth
Street Northwest, last Friday evening.
Music was furnished by the Misses
Graham. Walters. and Snyder. Games
were played. in which prizes were won by
Fannie Walters and Nettie Edmonds
1t was suggested that the club assist
the ladies Of National Hive at the char
ity entertainment and dance on Novem-
Der 20. At 10 o'clock the guests marched
to the dining-room, where refreshments
were served. Mrs. Hammond was voted
a most charming hostess. The next
hostess win be Belle Chapman. - +
Street Northwest,
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Soracco, Frank T. ,Fones. Past sachem
W. NJ Alexander. Saehem Tom aabins,
Prophet Roy 7, Algate. Past Sachem
DAVID Il. Harvey. an Of Usage Tribe,
No. 8: J. r. Fffer. Of Itaha Tribe, No.
11A Philadelphia; Pa: Past Sachem W.
N. swindells. Past sachem w. C. White.
Louis Weigsi. Past Sachem r. A. Hum
phries. c. A., Brown. all Of Mineola
Tribe. No. II; Great Junior sagamors
George 6artrell, Past Sachem J. H.
Dougherty. Past sachem E. Brisgo, Of
White Eagle Tribe. No. II; Past 6achem
c. L Lewis. Pasf sachem w. T. smoot.
T. N. Rensck. H. Haymaker. Past
Webb. Of Seneca Tribe. No. II; Past
Sachem Washington B. Evans. Great
Sannap John I. Bunch. Past sachemx J.
Heidenhefmer. Past Sachem Hyu6an
Levy. Joseph Levy. Past Sachem Charles
Leimbeck, Past Sachem w. c. Wise. Sa-
chem August Koehler. H. Andolph. Past
'Sachem J. Carnell. Past Eachem A. C.
Nichols all Of Sioux Tribe. No. 1a
The great chiefs were Great Sachem
r. w. Thompson. Great Senior Sagamors
DR.. W. S. Whitman. Great Junior Saga
more George Gartrell. Great sannap
John i. Bunch. W. c. White. T. NJ
Stump. Washington B. Evans. Otto
Fisher. Great Representative James
Madison. jr. and ]. A. Suder. letter
d. z.
ard was read.
Talks were given by r. W. Thompson.
w. c. White. James Madison. jr.. r. ~.
Stump. DR.. w. s. Whitman. George Gar
trell. A. b. Webb. Otto Fischer, Dan
Dugan, and Lewis NJ Bernstein. after
which refreshments were served and
music was furnished by J. Heidenheimer
and Irving Horn.
White Eagle coIhcH. No. 4. held q
very interesting meeting and elected
three palefaces and adopted one The
council fire was kindled at run and
quenched at 10 run. The council expects
to have box social three seven suns
from this date-the twenty seventh sun
OF beaver moon.
The palefaces elected were +. z. An
derson. Sadie z. Anderson. and Hattie
waiting in the forest. and the degree
team went to work and put him through
the mysteries Of the degree, which was
put on with the following on the team:
DIR. W. s. Whitman. Mrs. Tom Sabens.
Annie E. Inscore. Mary Price. A. Stew
enson. E. Plaskett. Mamie Stevens.
Lewis NJ. Bernstein, NJ. c. Sweeny. Her
bert Hoke. Roy T. Algate. W. NJ Alex
ander. Margaret Mckee. Gertrude Nc
Kee. and ]. f. Dougherty.
Talks were given by DIR. W. 8. Whit.
man. A. E. Anderson. Annie E. Inscore.
Lewis NJ. Bernstein. A Stevenson. and
Mamie Stevens after which refresh
ments were served.
The members Of the council are re-
quested to go in a body to the great
chiefs visitation of Waneta Council No.
s. on Tuesday. twelfth sun. beaver
moon.
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Amarylis Camp, Royal Neighbors Of
America. will give an entertainment and
euchre party at Potomac Bank Hall,
Wisconsin Avenue and NJ Street, to-mor-
row evening. Myra B. Enright Camp
will give an entertainment at their hall,
3A Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast, next
Friday evening.
Carnation Camp. No. 2s37. Royal Neigh
bors of America, held its semi-monthly
meeting at its headquarters in Washing
ton Hall Tuesday evening. The meeting
was presided over by the oracle, Mrs.
Mamie Atchison. After the business
meeting the class adoption came up for
discussion. The date was changed from
November 10 to December 3. as an Of
ficer is in the hospital. which compelled
the change of dates. Two new members
were voted in the camp Mr.. Chaffee
and Mr.. Coffin, two popular Modern
Woodmen, were guests of the evening.
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SUBORDINATE LODGES,


Norember lI-Cnion. No. IL: Beacon. No Il. and
Iangdon. No. Is business. Covenant, No. l., degree
November l2-washington. No. 6; Amity. No. 2
Golden Rule No. n. degree work.
November l5-EastenI. No. Z. and Federal Cty. 40.
20. degree work Friendship No. l., business; Har-
mony. No. O. grand visitation
November n-Columhia No. 10. degree work; IL
ceIsior, No. II. and Salem. No. - business.
November IS s-Central. No. J. and Metropolis. No.
ls, degree work; Phoenix, No. 3, business.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Nov lo-Fred d. Stuart, No. Z, degree.
November 13-Columbia. No. l. degree
November 5-Magenenu. No. 4. visitation.
REBEKAH LODGES.
November Il-Esther No. g. degree.
November l5-Miriam. No. s. degree.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
November l6-Canton Washington, No. !. drill and
social session.
All arrangements for the coming rally
to be held Tuesday evening, November
70 in the auditorium of the New Willard
Hotel. have been completed. Members Of
lodges residing in this city. who are
members of lodges located in the States.
upon application to any of the Grand
Lodge officers. and presenting their Of
fetal certificates, will be given an invi-
tation card to be presented at the en-
trance door Of the auditorium on the
night of the rally. The grand secretary
can be found in his Office in Odd Fellows
Hall. Seventh Street Northwest, any day
except Saturday and Sunday, from $50
a. m. to 4 p. m. and from p. m. to
D. m. The last meeting Of the joint ral-
Iy committee will be held Tuesday. No
vember L. at T:30 O'Clock in the blue
room, I. o. o. F. hall.
Next Tuesday evening. Esther Rebekah
Lodge. No. 5, will inaugurate a series of
assembly dances. and will continue to
hold such dances monthly until further
notice. All members Of the order are
cordially invited to attend. Dancing will
commence promptly at p. m.
1t is with regret that the grand secre-
tary reports the death Of Past Grand
William G Berg, OF Washington Lodge,
No. G. of this city. in Harrisonburg. Va,
after a short illness, Tuesday evening.
November S. His remains were brought
to this city and inferred in Prospect Hill
Cemetery. The funeral services were
conducted by the officers OF Washington
Lodge. No. 6. Brother Berg had always
been an active worker in the order. and
during the year that he was connected
with the Kavanaugh Hotel Harrison
burg. Va. he mace himself very much
thought Of because Of his activity in the
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10

I Chapter. No. 8. o. e. g.. last Tuesday
night, was wen attended regardless Of
the great interest that prevailed owing
to the national election.
After the reports Of the grand secre-
tary and grand treasurer. the Worthy
an interesting address full of good ad-
vice. She was followed by Worthy
Grand Patron Roberts. who commended
the chapter for its great achievements.
despite the ,dimculties and unfavorable
conditions under which It had worked
and In which the year was begun.
The reports Of the officers showed the
best years work since the organisation
of this chapter. under the leadership Of
Mrs. Emily G. Rosemond. worthy ma
tron. and Harry X. Pimper. worthy pa
tron. Grand Master Ben w. Murch. F.
A. "A. NJ. presented Mrs. Taylor q silver
bon-bon dish in an appropriate address.
Mrs. N. Plumley. Of Naomi Chapter. gave
two vocal selections in charming style.
Mrs. Short. on behalf OF the chapter.
presented Mr. Roberts a token Of esteem
and appreciation. following which Mrs.
Mary Kunkle entertained with humor-
Gus recitations. DR.. Charles T. Lindsey.
in behalf of the chapter, presented Mrs.
M. E. Teachum, grand secretary, a silver
pie knife. to remind her that Mizpah
Chapter holds her In high esteem and
affection.
Much interest was shown at the meet
ing of the members OF the local Scottish
Rite bodies last Tuesday night. when
matters OF great importance were, con-
sidered. and in addition a private wire
was used to receive the returns Of the
election. II was a most enjoyable night
for all who were present.
g.
meeting. and some degree will probably
be given every Tuesday night during the
winter season. SO that the members
should endeavor to keep this evening Of
each week open to visit the Scottish
Rite Cathedral. Third and + Streets
B. B. French Lodge, No. Is. F. A. A.
NJ, held its annual memorial service last
night. This was one Of the most
services ever held by the lodge
and a large number Of its members were
present to do honor to deceased members
who passed away during the past year.
Naval Lodge. No. 4. F. A. A. NJ, re-
ceived the grand master and other ofi1-
GERS Of the Grand Lodge. F. A. A. NJ.
on the occasion of their visit last Thurs
day night. The regular visitation cere-
monies were carried out.
Lafayette Lodge, No. IL. F. A. A. NJ.
conferred the master Mason degree at
its regular communication last Thursday
night.
Harmony Lodge. No. Il. F. A. A. NJ.
took advantage of the election last Tues
day night to hold q social evening.
private wire was installed in the lodge
room at the New Masonic Temple. over
which the returns of the election were
received and commented upon. Many In |
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NATIONAL CATHOLIC wOMAN'S
CIRCLE.

The National Catholic womans Circle
held its weekly meeting in the Public
Library. last Monday evening. Mrs.
Coope presiding.
Miss Katharine O'Leary was the speak,
er Of the evening. her theme being REM
brandt in Religious Art" Miss O'Leary
gave summary Of all his works and
their location in the various galleries Of
Europe. together with a short biography
OF the artist. The entire membership
present then took the subject Of Rem
brandt's Christ at Emmaus." and COM
pared IL with other masterpieces upon
the same subject. The Bible text was
read to obtain the Interpretation Of the
artists message. Mrs. Coope announced
that the subject for next week would bs
Leonardo da vinci.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10
soUTHERN RELIEF SOCIETY.

The members Of the Southern Relief
Society and their friends Of the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy, the
Daughters Of the American Revolution.
and other patriotic societies Of the Dis
trict. will visit the Library Of Congress
tomorrow evening. from to 10 O'Clock.
and Will be received by Miss Mamie
Randolph Heth. president OF the society,
and the national oiicerS Of the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy.
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LOD6E2 -
Nov Il-Dawsou. No y. =. C.; stansSuIy. No
Nov. n-rersdal. No. !; Aescis. No. u n n.
TAknaa. No. =. U. v.
Nov. n-Halnouy No Il. school q i,stzuctioa.
NOV. M-The Nev yausaiem. No. .! q. "; osus
No.. K-csmS;a, No. 5. neroriA; Lebanon.
No. Z, n. n \
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Nov. n.-Mount vanoa. No. ). r. sno II L
No. H-Nou : Hes.s. No :. R. A.: Peso.sc,
Nov. n-school of Instruction.
Nov M-washinsfon. No. /. 3. b.
Nor. la-Hhsn. No. 10
KNIGHTS rENPLAR COAaXANDERIEs.
NOV. n-Ds No,ay Mounted. No. 4. Temple and
Nov. n-washinstos. No. I. Red crua
Nor. 15-Columhis. No.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE
Nov R-Mithras Lodse q Perfection. No. I;
Esanselist Chapter Rose Crutx. No ]. +.
EASTERN STAR cHAPrERs
Nov n-Temtle. No. I3: Columbia. No. IS.
Nov. ls-Eect.. No. :; Rs.hiehe@. No
Nov ls-Naomi, No. >: Brookland. No. II.
Nor. A-wIliam r. Hunt. No. 6.
No~. I5-Marths. No.
KalIipolis Grotto. No. Is. Mystic Order
veiIed Prophets of the Enchanted Realm
is now planning one of the most import
ant events Of the present season. the sec
ond annual reception and entertainment
in honor Of the wives, daughters and
sweethearts Of the prophets" The al
fair has been designed Ladies' Night,
and the committee has been busy making
plans for many surprises In the way OF
entertainment for those who will be for
tunate enough to be guests Of the grotto
on that occasion. The affair will be given
in Odd Fellows Hall, IS Seventh Street
Northwest, Wednesday evening. Novem-
ber a. Special souvenirs have been pro-
cured for distribution to the ladies.
Monarch Raymond B. Dickey has had
a very successful year as head OF kalli-
polls Grotto and he has issued a proc
lamation to the prophets to show
their appreciation OF the good things that
have been theirs by being present the
night before Thanksgiving with their
families and friends. This fraternal Or
ganization has made a rapid increase in
its membership in the past five years in
both this city and all parts of the United
States. where it is represented and It
bids fair to become one Of the most
important.
The chairman of the various commit
tees having the plans for Ladies
Night in charge are as follows: ENecu-
tive committee. Castleman p. Boss: en-
tertainment committee. Samuel F.
Shreve: floor committee, John H. Shreve:
decoration committee. oscar A. c.
Oehmler: reception committee. Jesse F.
Grant: refreshment committee. Bern
hard Endres. and souvenir committee.
Israel F. Goldsmith.
The annual grand visitation of the
Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. F. Taylor
and Worthy Grand Patron Charles F.
Roberts, and other officers OF the Grand
Chapter of the Eastern Star. to MiZpah
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inelndins NATIVE. Ot Exvyo.4 I,ais - . sVs
lafim u aSGQua = =,
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Harmony Lodge. No Il. F. A. A. NJ,
took advantage of the election last Tues
day night to hold q social evening. a
private wire was installed in the lodge
room at the New Masonic Temple. over
which the returns of the election were
received and commented upon. Many in
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10

Lafayette Lodge, No. 10. F. A. A. NJ.
conferred the master Mason degree at
IT. regular communication last Thursday
night.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10

Naval Lodge. No. 4, F. A. A. NJ. re-
ceived the grand master and other offi-
GERS Of the Grand Lodge. F. A. A. NJ,
on the occas sion of their visit last Thurs
day night. The regular visitation cere-
monies were carried out.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10

The annual grand visitation of the
Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. F. Taylor
and Worthy Grand Patron Charles r.
Roberts, and other officers OF the Grand
Ctapter of the Eastern Star. to MiZpah
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B. B. French Lodge. No. Is. F. A. A.
NJ. held its annual memorial service last
night. This was one of the most
services ever held by the lodge
and a large number of its members were
present to do honor to deceased members
who passed away during the past year.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
: ''The Crisis Coniston"
Montg emery Flag

cent gazing out at a formal garden at the
Fack of the house The stalks of late flow
krs>l lay withering, but here and there the
feaves were still vivid, and clusters of Grim
BON berries cleaned in the autumn sunshine
\ pergola ran down the middle, and through
Lenuded grapevines he caught a glimpse, at
HE far end, of sculptured figures and curv-
Eng marble benches surrounding pool
What wonderful spot!" he exclaimed.
| My daughter Alison designed it,"
| She must have great talent" said the
rector.
She's gone to New York and become a
landscape architect" said his host with
berceptible dryness. Women in these days
sre apt to be everything except what the
Lord intended them to be-"
! They went down stairs, and Holder took
bis leave, although he felt an odd reluctance
10 go Mr. Parr rang the bell.
/ GI'l send you down in the motor" he said.
! I'D like the exercise of walking" said the
rector. Il begin to miss it already, in the
{ity.i
You look as if you had taken great
deal of 1t" Mr.. Parr declared, following him
10 the door 81 hope you'll drop in often.
Even if I'm not here, the gallery and the
library are at your disposal
| Their eyes met
| You're very good Holder replied, and
vent down the steps ana tnIouSn tne open
doorway.
At length after he had been walking for
beariy an hour, he halted and looked about
him. He was within few blocks OF the
dhurch. little to one side of Tower Streey,s
The main east and west highway of the cily,
III the midst of that district in which Mt,
tesr had made the remark that poverty
Vas Inevitable Slovenly and depressing a,
foosday, it seemed now frankly to have
Aing off its mask. Dusk was gathering,
and with it a smoke-stained fog that lent a
sckly tinge to the lights. Women skunk by
Him. the saloons, apparently closed, and
itsnv houses with yelled windows betrayed
aecret and sinister CLEANS. In the midst Of
! block rose a tall, pretentious though
dlesply constructed building with the words
'tEotel Albert" in flaming electric letters
Socye an archway. Once his eye read "DaI-
lka Street" On lamp.
| ladder resumed his walk more slowly,
ird in few minutes reached his rooms in
DE parish house
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-29
.one Riddles of the twentieth Century.

THOUGH ne found the com
plications of modern city
parish somewhat bewilder-
ing, the new rector entered
into his duties that Winter
with apostolic zeal. He was
aware of limitations and
anomalies, but his faith was