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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-04-09

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George I. Staples is the only person who 10
authorized to collect money due this Office. In
every case the party paying money Is entitled
10 and should insist upon receiving q printed
receipt. &c DUNN. Publisher.
Nelson's photos please the people.
Firemen's annual ball at armory
next Monday night.
Read change of Scheen's Confec-
tionery ad in this number.
Mrs. G. A. Galley was visiting III
the twin cities on Monday.
Fred Young went to Zimmerman
on Monday to plaster a dwelling
house.
Walter Jones was home over Sun
day from St. Cloud, where he is en-
ployed.
Mrs. Fred Manke went to St. Paul
on Monday to spend a few days with
relatives
am now ready to do all kinds of
general work. Henry Arnhold,
Princeton. l6-ltc
Gust Hoffiander was in the cities
on Tuesday buying goods for his
billiard hall.
Ben Hass arrived here last Friday
for visit with Sheriff and Mrs.
Shockley and family.
Mrs. Ed Cilley, who has been laid
up for some time with rheumatism,
is not much improved.
Sixty tubs of butter constituted
the output at the Princeton Co.
operative creamery last week.
Try Scheen's fresh chocolate and
maple nut fudge-usually sold at 30
cents per pound. Saturday 20 cents.
16ltc
r. W. Freer writes the Union from
Oregon saying that he and his wife
will soon return to Milaca to spend
the summer.
Please take notice that Nelson's
photo studio in Princeton is open on
the first and third Saturday and
Sunday of each month. 22-tfc
Our April showers, so far, have
consisted largely of snow, but it is
better to have the beautiful now
than on the Fourth of July.
W. S. Foster was here from Mime
apolis on Tuesday. He came up
for the purpose of filing a plat of q
new townsite directly west of
Wahkon.
Deputy Clerk of Court Carrie
Hansmeyer on Monday issued a
marriage license to Ray r. Oskey
and Dena Anderson, both of Milaca
township.
Serenus Skahen went to ST. Paul
last Thursday and returned on Sat-
urday. The trip was made in con-
nection with claims against the
Great Northern road
DR.. J. F. HOFFMAN, optometrist,
will be in town on Thursday and
Friday, April 30 and May l. Eyes
examined and glasses fitted. Office
at Commercial hotel 23-tfc
Now is the time to have your shoes
repaired. Don't forget that 1 am
here to do that kind of work.
also oil and polish shoes. Chas.
Johnson, Riverside Shoe Shop. l5-2tp
G. Eickschen of Cottonwood has
succeeded L. B. Wagner as manager
of the mercantile establishment con-
Quoted under the name of 81. B..
Wagner & Co." Mr.. Wagner has not
vet decided where he will locate.
Oscar Erickson has rented the
Owen Bracken farm in Greenbush
and started to cultivate the soil. He
has had considerable experience in
farming and there is no apparent
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Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.

LODGES.
July lj-naWson. No. Is =. : stanSoury. No.
q Hope No. . sTcciaI VI. VI.
July H-Fedrra,. No. l. Acacia. No. y. Z. A.;
TakomA. No. -
July l5-washrnston Centennial. No H. =. c:
Osiris No. .. =. A: East Gate. No. a. VI. NJ.
July ls-Naval. No. !. =. A. Hiram. No 10.
called of: Ia Fayette. No. 70 = A, William R.
Singleton. No q called Of Harmony. No. Il. spe-
cial VI. VI.
July I7-Coluubia. No. ). Lebanon. No. I. z. A.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
July lS-Mount Vernon. No. ;; Hiram, No 10;
Anacostia. Nc -
July Il-Mouut Horeb. No :; Potomac. No. 6:
Washington Naval. No. s. SPECIAL T. and VI. Z.
July I5-Columbia. No. !; Bushtwooi. No. 3.
July I7-School Of instruction.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
July l6-Adoniram Council, No .. called Of
KNIGHTS TENIPLAR COMMASDERIES.
July li-De MolIy Mounted No.
July l5-Potomac No. ;. called CH.
July T-Commbil, No. ?
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
July IL Evangelist Chapter Rose CroiI. No. /
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
July B-Tenpe, No. L, called OF; Commhia
No. Is
July Ii-Electa No. :: Bethlehem, No. :; Friend
ship. No. II. degree and program.
July l5-Areme, No. 10. called of.
July ls-Esther. No. 5. called of.
July l7-Msrtha, No T.
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LAUREL.

Miss Isabelle Middleton is the guest
OF Mrs. John D. CrommiIIer in Laurel
avenue.
Miss Carpenter. Of Washington. who
has been the guest OF Mrs William r.
Bushby at the rectory. has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. OLIVER Of Baltimore. are
spending the summer at Mr.. and Mrs.
1nneraritys in Lafayette avenue.
The Laurel Volunteer Fire Company
had a parade on the Fourth and held an
ail-day picnic in the grove.
Mrs Harry Blake and daughter are
guests Of Mrs. Rlakes mother. Mrs.
Louis Innerarity-
Miss STREET.. of Baltimore. is the guest
guest of the Misses Marbury.
Mrs. Thompson. of Baltimore. who has
been the guest Of Mrs. James f. Bradley,
has returned to her home.
Mrs. arthur German visited in BaIti-
more Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Marriott and Miss
Mary Marriott are at their country home
near here for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Bradley are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. James f. Bradley
in Washington avenue.
Miss Nellie Israel of Annapolis. is
Visiting Mrs. Israel in Laurel avenue.
Miss Grace Lack and Mr Richard
Livingstone WallaCh were married in
Brooklyn, y. Y. on Wednesday, July :.
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is the guest OF her son, Mr.. George
Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clarke and chill
dren' OF Washington. were the recent
guests OF Mrs. Thomas Nenab!e.
Mr. and Mrs W. F. Renshaw have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Renshsw, OF Washington.
Mrs. ". A Ficklin and daughter. Ora.
Of Washington, are visiting Mrs. f. II.
Costenbader.
Among the Washington guests at the
Buckingham are Mrs. II. :. Muller. Miss
Clara Case. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Parker.
{. L. Stewart William Steward. and G.
Finch.
MI. r. Cohen and Mrs. NJ. Greenspan
are among WashingtOnians at the Crown
Castle.
Mrs. A. <. johnson is at her cottage,
''Rosedale." where she Is entertaining
Miss Abbie johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Teu-
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Pfuger and Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Cox.
Last Tuesday. Troop 1. Boy Scouts, who
are at the Alvin Smith Memorial Home.
enjoyed an excursion TO Wakefield aboard
the Warren, the launch OF Capt Ed
wards.
Mrs Wilder Hurdle is the guest OF ner
sister. Mrs. Lord Taylor.
Mrs. J. H. johnson. accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Blanche. is again Oc-
cupying her cottage in Boundary street
Mrs. Beck. Of Washington. has opened
her cottage at Classic Shore
Mr. L. Fowler and Mr.. Z. NJ Stone.
aboard the launch Alibi, are at the Beach
for a short stay.
Registered at the Wolcott House from
Washington are Miss F Goodrich, Ar
thur Mcmillan. Olive Blunden. George
VI. Lewis. Miss Anna c. Bresnan, y. X.
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weeks visit to Mrs. Willis parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Hagar
Mrs. Emma Lcath is the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. H. W. B. Williams at New
Atlanta.
Mrs F F. Rcpetti and daughters.
Misses Annie and Louise. are occupying
their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rupert were the
Weekend guests of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Rupert
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Brandt are oc-
nue.. Much OF the time they are cruising
in neighboring waters in their launch.
Eagle.
Miss Anna Sullivan and Miss Minnie
Sullivan. OF Washington, are the guests
Of Mrs. Joseph Dierken al Idle Hour cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Davis, Of Wash
inEton. spent several days last week with
Mrs. Davis mother, Mrs. NJ. X. Wilson.
Mrs. Charles O'Connor and son are at
the Francis for the season.
Mr and Mrs George Weaver and chill
dr'n, Of Washington. are occupying their
home on the front. where they are en-
tertaininG Mr.. Louis Weaver.
Mr.. Duncan Gillier. Of New York, is
the guest Of his sister. Mrs. Archie
Gillies, at the Rott Cottage.
Mrs. Barnes and children are at the
Wise Cottage for the summer. Their
guests are Mrs. Robert Paxton and Rob
ert. jr.. and Mrs. X. Ordane, OF Wash
ington.
Miss Madeline Bowler has reopened her
cottage where she is entertaining her
brother. Mr.. Boland Bowler; Miss Beulah
Seibert. and Master Victor Beauchamp.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mason. of Orange. Va.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

OF relatives and friends attended Nine
children and thirteen grandchildren were
present The guests included: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Smith, Mrs George Eme-
rich, Miss Viola Lyles. Mrs. Mary Butler
and daughter. Miss Ethel McCabe, Lees
burg; Willie Duncan, John Curtin, John
Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard A. Bar
nett and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lyles, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Parks and
son, Mrs. Annie King, Mrs. Ida Curtin,
Miss Lauretts Curtin, Misses Mabel and
Ruth Hileary, Misses Catherine and
Hildred Chauncey, Miss Parks, Miss Jean
Slaymaker. Master Arthur King. Lam
bert King. Samuel Parks, jr., Adison
Slaymaker. Mrs. Ann Lyles, Mrs. An
drew Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel De
Vaughan, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Hammersley, Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. HiIleary, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Bartlett. Mrs. Robert Bartlett. Mrs. J. H.
Mansfield. Mrs. Charles Lyles, Mrs. Ed
ward Steele. Mrs. Virginia Berry. Mrs
Ernest Lyles, Mrs. Charles King, Mrs.
Thomas Nelson. Mrs. John Lyles, and
Mrs George Lyles.
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Smoot have
returned from a weeks visit to Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Marshall en-
tertalned a number OF young people at
their home. Good View, on the Potomac,
Tuesday night
Miss Minnie Henderson has gone to
Harrisonburg. Va. where she will spend
month.
Miss Marian Virginia Wilkins enter
tained a number OF friends Friday in
observance OF her eighth birthday.
Mr.. John Finks visited his brothers.
Messrs. f. L. Winks and Lee Finks,
July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Walker. accom-
panied by their daughter. Miss Mary,
were the weekend guests Of relatives
and friends in Marshall County.
Mrs RAYMOND Hulfsh and her little
daughter. Laura. who have been visit
ing Mrs. Hulfsh's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Evans. South St Asaph street.
have returned to their home in Havre,
Mont.
Mrs Thomas Rowan and son left Tues
day for Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
Rev. R. H. Bartlett, of Ellerslie. Nd.
IS spending his vacation with relatives
in Alexandra.
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Thompson, L. c. o'Brien. R. I. Price. 9.
Livingston. r C. Cranston. Pete VIII
cox, Washington B. williams. Mrs Dal-
ton, Mrs. Balderson. A. A. Lttlego"'
Fred Carl. Paul ]. Goeffert, c. A: camp
G. F. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. o. I. Cart
wright, A. ]. Barker. o. 5. kepier, @ @Mlss
Mabel Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mace, ]. B. Jones. and J. Lester Brook.
Mrs. John NJ. Rupert is hostess 10
Miss NJ. A. Kohl and Master Charles NC
Culloh, OF Washington
Miss Helen Reynolds Is spending Few
weeks at her Classic Shore home
Among recent Washington guests al
New Waterloo were Mr.. and Mrs. X. b.
DIckIe. Mr.. David Clopton, Mrs. Cham
bers, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Lewis
Mrs. L. Z. Robey, accompanied by Mrs.
MYRTLE Price, opened her cottage in Mar
shall avenue, where she was hostess To
large Fourth OF July house party.
Mrs. Thomas Leach, who has Just re-
turned from an extensive trip through
California, is entertaining her daughter
Mrs. ]. b. Torres. Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Luber, Mr.. and
Mrs Morris Blum, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert weisenberger, of Washington. are
at johnson House for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. c. HUT. OF Washington,
are spending their vacation al Colohiai
Beach Hotel.
Washington guests at the Steuart are
B. l. Douglas, George Z. Dwyer' w: X.
Parsons, Miss Betty V. watson MISE
Helen Shorter, Thomas J. keefe. Thos'
j. wintermyer, VIM. Mudd. N. Il Epply'
Robt w. Johnston, Thos. A. Campoel'
Elmer L. Mantz, Edw. r. Cooke. Clar-
ence Z. Purcell, Overton <. White, {.
Edward Corse, X. Z. Mcdonald. r. Dog
sey.
Among this weeks guests at Colonial
Beach Hotel were q. oliver Ttmberiake.
OF Richmond; J. NJ. Bradford and a. L.
Beck, OF Baltimore; G. +. Gilbert, Mr..
and Mrs. J. P. Bsyne, Mrs. Fowler. Mrs
GossneI, Miss NJ. Lawler. and Miss Sniff
fen.
Mrs. T. A Donoghue and family are
again at their cottage, Little Gem,
With them is Miss Nora Donoghue' OF
Washington.
Recent arrivals from Washington at
the Logan are T. Naylor. II. (. Bur-
man, Miss Efie o. Gibbs, Mrs Emma
Walter. Miss Marie Stilson. Miss Estelle
Olensteen. Joseph ". Cook. w. Harting,
Mr.. Crawford, w. johnson. Sylvester
Gibbs. Richard Downing, Perry o'Connor.
J. Miller, Albert Conway, P. X. Cuttings
Miss NJ Sloan. Walter Bennett. Joe
Phillips, Harry Brown. Mr.. and Mrs
Dentler. and Mr.. and Mrs. Baumgarten
and family.
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a result II the good work done by
said committees The newly elected
officers were installed !atu once hv
Past Noble Grand Mrs Florence +
Pyle. assisted by a corps OF installing
. officers from DorcaS Rebekah Lodge
No. /. In a very impressive manne-
after which the Installing officer was
presented with a slight token Z.
esteem by Past Noble Grand Belle u.
Carter, for Ruth Lodge. The ohlcers
installed were as follows: Noble Grard.
Mary T. Dawkins, vice grand. Eva ?.
Phillips: recording secretary. Annie VI.
coleman: financial secretary. Edith
ODonnell. and treasurer. Belle VI. Car
ter. At the close Of the installation
ceEemony. Past Noble Grand Mamie Z.
Pearson. on behalf of the lodge. pre-
sented the retiring noble grand. Mrs.
Eva NJ. H. Bushey. a handsome past
noble grand's jewel as a token OF ap-
probation OF her earnest and con-
sistent work during her term as pre-
siding officer OF the lodge. Great in
terest is being manifested in the new
degree team being formed under the
directorshiD Of Past Grand ?. II. Lear.
and next meeting night Tehesrsals will
commence in anticipation Of the work
promised for the coming winter Can
didates are now waiting the degree.
and i large attendance of the lodge
members is hoped for at the next meet
ing 10 participate in the rehearsal.
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ROCKVILLE.

Announcement has been made OF the
engagement OF Miss Saray Ray Wilson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank VIII
son. Of Kensington. this county. and
Mr. Richard Laurence Waters, OF Ger
mantown. the marriage TO take place IN
the early fall. The prospective bride
groom Is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Perrie
<. Waters.
Judge and Mrs Edward c. Peter re-
turned a few days ago from Cape May.
y. J.. where they spent week
Miss Rose Ruark. OF Baltimore. Is
spending a few weeks with relatives
in Rockville.
Mr. and Mrs William F. Prettyman
have returned from their honeymoon.
which included a trip to Newfoundland,
and are temporarily making their home
with Mr. Prettyman's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Prettyman.
Mrs Charles G. Holland has as her
guest Miss Alice Owens, Of Laytonsville.
Mrs TaIiaferro Bridges and children,
OF Hancock Md. are visiting Mrs.
Bridges parents. Judge and Mrs. James
B. Henderson. here.
Mrs. Bernardine Means, OF this place.
Is spending a few weeks with relatives
in West Virginia.
Miss Mary Porter. Of Hyattsville. is
visiting Mrs. Nicholas Brewer here
Mrs. T. Randolph Hall and son. Of
PoolesviIle. have been visiting Mrs.
Halls parents Rev. and Mrs Samuel
r. White here.
Dr. and Mrs Otis NJ Linthicum have
as their guests Mrs. Samuel Linth!cum,
OF Baltimore.
Miss Louise I.arcomhe has been enter
tanning Miss Mary Hyatt. Of kens!ngton.
The trustees of the Rockville Academy
have appointed Mr.. l. :. WitherOw. Of
Taneytown. Nd. assistant teacher at
the institution for the coming year.
Mr and Mrs. Daniel F. Feigley have
returned from Frederick. where Mr.. Feig-
ley was under treatment several weeks.
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William r. Hunt Chapter, o. Z. s.,
to Give Excursion.

William F Hunt Chapter. No. Is, o. Z.
S. has called of its further regular meet
inGs for July and August. At its meet
ing on Thursday evening reports OF ths
various committees were read, showing
the chapter to be in excellent condition
The committee in charge OF the excursion
to Colonial Beach on next Tuesday. July
Ii, reported fiattering progress. and a
large number Of members OF the order
have signified their intention of attending
the event. AS this was the last meeting
fo. two months. the chapter endeavored,
50 far as possible. to clear up all work,
and in this connection the degrees Were
conferred by Mrs. Katie Rose, worthy
matron, and her corps Of officers in very
capable manner. During the evening the
chapter was favored with the presence or
several visitors from the Jurisdiction Of
Michigan. At the close of the meeting
light refreshments were served in the
banquet hall.
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Local Officials to Attend Peace CeIe-
brntiOn in Canada.

Te invitation received from the Grand
Lodge OF Masons Of Canada by the Grand
Lodge of the District of Columbia TO
attend the annual session and celebra-
ton OF 100 years of peace between Canada
and the United States. has been ac-
cepted by the local officials. This will
be a very important event in the history
of Masonry in this country, and will be
attended by representatives OF many Of
the Grand Lodges OF Masons of the
Cnfted States.
Those from the District Of Columbia
Grand Lodge. F. A. A. NJ, who will off,
ciaIly represent local Masons are Grand
Master T John Newton. Past Grand
Masters William G. Henderson and Henry
X. Simpson. and Grand Secretary Arvine
W. Johnston. These officials will be ac-
companied by Grand Master Martin A.
Morrison. of Indiana, who is member
Of the House OF Representatives.
The celebration will be held at Niagara
Falls. Ontario. under the auspices of
the Grand Lodge OF Masons of Canada,
July Is and l6
.PrOphets" Make Plans for Summer
Outings.
Kallipolis Grotto. No. Is, Mystic Order
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COLONIAL BEACH.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Gould returned to
Colonial Beach Thursday for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Charles keenan,. Of Washington, is
spending July at the King George.
Mr.. Lorenzo kissner and family are
again established at their beach home.
Mrs. William B. Matthews and son arc
at the Stewart cottage for a weeks stay
Mrs. P. H. Willis and daughter have
returned to Baltimore, after q three
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Of Yelled Prophets Of the Enchanted
Realm. held an important business ses-
sion last THURSDAY evening at the Cham
Der OF Commerce rooms. Ten candidates
were initiated by the short and pain
less method" Plans were made for the
annual outing for the prophets" and
their families and friends al Chesapeake
Beach July p and for trip TO Colonial
Beach on August -
Initial steps were taken for a grand
ceremonial 10 open the fall sessions in
September. big street parade headed
by Kallipolis Band, will take place in
the morning followed by the ceremonies
in the ballroom Of the New Willard at
night. The slee club and band Of the
''srotto" will be prominent features OF
the entertainment.
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PILES CURED At Home BY
new ABSORPTION METHOD.

II you suffer from bleeding. itching,
blind, or protruding Piles, send me
your address, and I will tell you how
to cure yourself at home by the new
absorption treatment; and will also
send some of this home treatment free
for trial, with references from your
own locality If requested. Immediate
relief and permanent cure assured.
Send no money. but tell others of this
offer. Write today to Mrs. NJ. SUM-
mers, Box p, Notre Dame, Ind.
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Services to Re Held Mt Masonic and
Eastern Star Home.

The religious services. which will be
held this afternoon Sunday, July p 1910.
AT 3 o'clock at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home will be under the auspices OF
William F. Hunt Chapter, No. Is. o. E
S. Rev. Merritt Earl, pastor of Congress
Heights NJ f. Church, and a member OF
the chapter holding the services. will
deliver the sermon, and the soloists will
be Mrs Arthur ]. Richards and John C
Proctor. Arrangements have been made
with members of the order to have their
automobiles meet the cars. at 2:30 o'clock,
at Georgia avenue and Rittenhouse
street. and it is hoped large number of
members of the Masonic and Eastern
Star fraternities will attend.
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Doing Of the Odd Fellows.
Calendar.
NAL E4-NLNAAs
SUBORDINATE LODGES

July Is Union Lodge No. II Beacon Lodge. No.
IS and Largdon Lodge No. 9. business; Covenant
Lodss No. u. installation Of officers.
July i4-washinZtOn. No. 8, and Amity. Nc. q.
degree Wort Golden Rule, No q. business.
July I5-EAstezn, No. Z, and Harmony, No. Q, de-
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Harmony Lodge COnfers First De-
gree.

Harmony Lodge. No. .. held a well at
tended session last Wednesday evening.
The first degree was conferred by the
degree stafT OF the lodge. assisted by
Past Grand Harry l. Anderson. and
Brother Thomas Greene. Of Eastern
LodCe. No. :. The present degree direc-
tor. Past Grand f. l. Dunn. and his
assistant. Past Grand Karl Darnal ex-
pect 10 have each degree represented in
the future by regular degree teams to
confer the work. And the outlook now is
that the degree STATS will have plenty
of work 10 do this fall, as quite a num-
Der OF candidates are promised by the
members who will he ready as soon as
the degree teams have become proficient
Grand Representative W. W. MILAN, and
Past Grand Master Thomas J. Gates
gave interesting addresses. as did also
Past Grand Smith. OF Oklahoma. who is
the first full blOoded Cherokee Indian
admitted to the order in that Jurisdiction
At the close of the lodge those present
INDUCED in a smoker and special inter-
course.
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Pcn-Mnr u-union to Be Bis Event.

Past Grand Master EdEar n Thonp-
son, chairman OF the local committee on
Pen-Mar odd Fellow reunion announces
that Hon. J W. Bryan, Representative
in Consress from the Stat OF Washing
ton. has consented to deliver the ad-
dress at Pen-Mar August d. and that the
grand master OF the jurisdiction Of Penn
sylvana will preside al the reunion. As
soon as the printed matter connected
with the reunion shall have been re-
ceived the chairman will call a meeting
of the committee TO make final arrange
ments II is hoped that all Odd Fellows
and their friends will arrange to go to
Pen-Mar on the day OF the reunion. as il
Is desired 10 have a large delegation go
from this city The excursion is not
limited to Odd Fellows. and any person
desiring to go will be welcome, and those
who have never taken the trip should
not miss going to Pen-Mar. August s.
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Grand Patriarch YOnkIey Conducts
Installation.

Magenenu Encampment. No. 4. at It's
last meeting. installed the tollowi~ :
officers. the installation ceremony be-
ing conducted by Grand Patriarch ].
u. Yoakley. assisted by his Grand En-
camPment officers: Chief Patriarch.
John H. Cole: high priest. Henry o.
Hazard: scribe. Edward L. Dunn: treas
urer. r. E. Plymale: senior warden. r.
3. Butts, and junior warden. r. Y.
Greene.
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Ruth Rebeknhs to Have New De-
gree Team.

Ruth Rebekah Lodge. No. >. held a
large and enthusiastic meeting last
Monday evening. Reports were rem
dered by the ways and means commit
tee. and other committees, and quite a
sum was turned into the treasury as
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gree ~or4: Federal City. No .. and FrisDd,hip

gree wo-k Federal City. No Z. and FTisndship.
Nc. T. business
July Is- E1cslsinr. No u business Columbia No
u, and Salem, No. =. drSTce
July l7-CentrsI. No /; Metropolis. No. i. and
Phoenix No :, business
ENCAMPMENTS
July H-FTcd D. Stuart No. :. installation ri
oACrTS
July IS-NrInt Nsh.o No. 5 dsSrs- vo-s.
July l7-Mssenen No l. dsETFr Ecrk.
REBEKAH LODGES
July E-ES'her LntEe. NJ. 5. ,ns;a.lat!o1 oi
officers.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
JuIy Is-C.nton MashInEtar. Nc :. drn
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Friendship Chapter. O. f. -, to
Have Program.

Friendship Chapter. No Il. o. E. s.,
will hold its regular meeting in the
Masonic Temple. Tennallytown, D. C.
Tuesday. July Il After the regular or
der OF business the degrees will be con-
ferred on a number Of candidates, after
which the entertainment committee will
render a short progam. All Eastern Star
members are cordially invited to come
and enjoy a meeting out in the country
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Esther ReBekah. TO Install Officers

On Monday evening. July Is. Esther
Rebekah Lodge will hold its regular semi
monthly session, on which occasion the
newly elected officers will he installed
into ONCE. and a good social time is
anticipated.