The Washington herald., 1914-01-25
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cred the most successful In the history
of these events. U..
Before the banquet there was business
meeting. at which Leon Adler. Alexander
s. Barger. Harvey n. Friend. Henry w.
!Gorham. James M. Nessmith, Walter B.
! Pettus. George Pitt. James O'C Rob-
/, erts. William G. Spottswood. John White,
and John II. Wood were admitted as new
members.
During the banquet two Of these.
George Pitt and Walter B. Pettus, with
j. Walter Humphrey and Charles Dietz
were initiated into the order Of Helpful
Husbands" and armed with brooms and
protected by stif aprons, they were made
to- dust out the room and give the un-
helpful husbands some helpful advice
After this exhibition Mrs ]. Harry Cum
ningham. Mrs. A. H. Van Deusen, and
Mrs. Blanche Dalzleish pleaded with the
other members Of the association with
such good purpose that they left the BAN
Quet helpful husbands to a man
James A. Sample was POSTMASTER and
President James B. Lambie made an ad-
dress Of welcome. George II. Lillebridge,
eighty-four years old, sang a tenor solo.
Other solists were Walter Humphrey and
Mrs. Blanche Muir Dalzleish.
Grand Master T. John Newton respond
Cd to the toast. The Grand Lodge Of the
D4saiNS anu IhcN- Il. stevenson
to that Of The Women of the Eastern
Star" Third Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral A. N. Dockery told Of Masonry in
Missouri. and said that when he returned
to that State he intended to establish an
organization similar to the veteran asso-
citation.
The other guests at the banquet were:
Judge George W. Atkinson. William d.
cunningham, Abraham G. Frey. John G.
Graham William E. McReynolds, Senator
Charles T. johnson of Maine: William ID.
Mabry, John III. Miller. Frank Morgan,
Carl F. Mueller. George J. Mueller, jr.,
Gabe NE. Parker, Charles w. Pimper,
Robert G. Porter, G. NJ. Saltzgaber, DR..
II. Senno Sawtelle. A. II. Stephens. Frank
j. Thiel. Rev. A. II. Thompson, DR.. Law
renee Wilson. and Frank S. Wolfe.
The members present were: Motley An
derson. Robert Armour, Algernon A. As
pinwall. Elisha ]. Babcock, George w
Baird. Charles B. Bsyly, Samuel s. Bur-
dett. Louis d. Carman, Fred 8. Caw.on.
Warren r. Choate, Henry C. Coburn,
George e. Corson. ]. Harry CUNNINGHAM,
William w. Curry, Henry L. Lauterich,
Charles Dietz, rr., Joseph M. Eggleston,
George w. Evans. Albert C. FIoyd.
James N. Ford, Abram Frey. Theodore
Friebus, Rudolf R. Gibbs, James X. p.
Gleeson, Daniel Goodacre. John A.
Goodier. William H. II. Gould, Charles
e. Gross, Delaven w. Harrington. Eu
gene d. Harrington. William G. Hender-
son, J. Walter Humphrey, Henry T. Hut
ton. John B. ireland. Albion B. Jameson.
Arvine w. Johnston, William A. KimmeI.
James B. Lambie. James Lansburgh. Benz
jamin F. Larcombe (2d), George H. Lille
bridge, William z. Little. Charles D. A.
Loemer. John McElroy, James H. McIn-
tOSh. IamaQ MrKaa
er. Edwin N. Mcleod, Robert McRey.
nolds. George ]. Mueller, Hannibal d. |
Norton. John r. Oursler. John william
Palmer. Andrew H. Ragan. Elmer e.
Ramey. David ]. Roberts, James A. Sam.
pie. Henry G. Sherwood. Edward NJ. Shir-
ley, Henry K. Simpson, Robert g. Smith. |
J. Kennedy Stout. George W. Tapspaurh.
Anson s. Taylor. william B. Thompson.
Edward II. Thompkins, Matthew Trimble. |
Albert H Van Deusen. John II. Walker. |
Leroy d. Walter. Francis N. Webster. |
James A. Wetmore. Lewes d. Wilson. |
Frank Wolfe. George Wright, William H. !
wunder. John ". wurdemann.
Orient Cemsa.dery, X. T, to At
tend Church Service.
Orient Commandery, No. s, Knights
remplar, will attend divine service at
Trinity M. Z. Church. Fifth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, this,
Sunday. evening. at 7:ao p. m. The COM
will assemble in the asylum Of /
Naval Lodge Hall. Fourth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. at D.
m, where they win be met by r. e.
Grand Commander H. X. Simpson and /
the other ofncers Of the Grand Command
ery. and the council officefs Of the con-
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