davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04
Royal Neighbors Of America.

At the last meeting Of the Joint COM
nittee of members from Dolly Madison
Camp. No. ISIS; Fidelis Camp. No. SOL:
Myra B. Enright Camp, No. 72s7; Maple
Camp, No. 75os. and Locust Camp, No.
1911. the following officers were elected:
Chairman. Neighbor Van Doran, of Dolly
Madison Camp. No. ISIS. and secretary,
Neighbor Maud E. Royse. Of Ffdelis
Camp No. 6701.
The chairman appointed the foIlowins
Committees:
HaIl-Mr. H. C. Webb and Mrs. Ham
mer.
Music-Mr. Downs. Mrs. Miller, and
Miss L Booth.
Selection of installing officers-Mrs. II.
9. Millard, Mrs. Irish. and Maude E.
Royse.
Reception-The oracles Of each carnp
and State Deputy Ida J. Swiggett and
City Supervising Deputy Martha Nc
Caffrey.
Decoration-w. J. Harrington, Mrs.
Woodsome. and Mrs. Owens
Floor-Messrs. Webb, Downs, Ander-
son, and Harrington, and Mrs. Royse,
Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Hammer, Mrs. Ow-
ems. Mrs. Mays, and Mrs. Bell
After a short business session the
members adjourned to meet January 6,
1914. to make final arrangements for the
joint installation
large attendance Of neighbors and
their friends and Modern woodmen OF
America Is expected at this installation.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04
Maccabee Events.
Calendar.

January 5-NationaI Tent No l. Old Masonic
Temple. Ninth and streets: Mount Vernon Tent.
No. 4. Northeast Temple, Twelfth and II streets
northwest; Anacostia Tent, No 7. Masonic Hall.
Anacostia
January s-Bishtwood Tent. No S. Maccabes
Hail. Bnghtwood: Metropolitan Tent, No. Z. han.
Fifth and g streets northwest.
January s-District Tent. No. 4 hall. F0uroand-
a-han and @ streets southwest: Georgetown Tent,
No. g. hall at Thirty-second and NJ streets north
west.
On Monday night, at Old Masonic Temple. Capi-
tai City Division, Uniform Rank. No. /. will bo
mustered in by Department Commander d. W.
Gall
On Tuesday night January s. the Joint c,,s.
initiation cummittee viii meet at Fifth and streets
with Metropolitan Tent. No. L. and close up ths
business Of the last class and take up the ques-
ton of another class. to be held In February.
Last Tuesday night Golden Rule Tent.
No. 3, held a well-attended meeting at
73 Eighth street northwest and consid-
cred several matters of vital Importance
to the future welfare of the tent It
was decided that the future meetings of
the tent will be held in the hall, at s2I
Louisiana avenue northwest. on the first
and third Thursday nights of each month
The next meeting of the tent will be
held January Is when the election Of
ccers and installation will take place and
at the same time an entertainment win
be given, under the direction of the en-
tertainment committee. Refreshments
will be served A committee was author
lied. to be appointed by the commander,
to participate in the next class initiation.
and assurances were given that the new
year Is to be one Of advancement for the
tent.
National Tent, No. /, was the success
full tent in securing the District banner
as a reward of having put In more mem
bers from July l to December 81. than
any other tent In the District. but IL was
CONTINUED ON PAGE FouR.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04

seph ]. Brosnahan. George w. Budd. A.
N. Berthaume, +. w. Burnett. Ed
CoughlIn. John Campbell Ell. Calian.
Z. II. Clark. Arthur De Marco. George
Denham, w. 4. Evans. Dick Edwards.
M. M. Fieles. George Gaver. Maurice
Ganey, NJ. Hershowitz. Fred Kenessi.
l.. @. Kelly. c. 8. Kessler. NJ. Kamisky.
Kirk Martin. e. J. McGolrick. r. r.
Mitchell. ]. Oppenheimer, J. w. Rey-,
polds. stanley Sorreli. Fitxhugh Tay-
ioe. Gene Taylor, II. c. Towhsend. o.
A. williams. David Wolf. ii. A. N.
Weber. Joe wushnark. r. r. ccung. and
A c. Yznaga.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04
n. T. McMullen Heads Covenant
Lodge.
Fraternal Order Of Eagles

Washington Aerie of Eagles will hold
another one Of those favorite oyster
roasts at their home. Sixth and z streets
northwest. Thursday, January Is. These
functions, aside from being a success
from a financial viewpoint, afford a
pleasant pastime to those who attend,
as well as give an opportunity to the
membership to become better acquaint-
ed one with the other. and learn who's
who" in the world of fraternity. The
committee expects to make this the
most successful roast" in the history
of the club. thereby starting the new
year In very promising way. Those
who are lending their best endeavors
upon the committee are w. z. Cowen,
chairman ex officio; Luther B. Hayes,
chairman; Arthur 6. Morgan. secretary
treasurer; Gus Brahler, Fred Booth, yo-
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04
Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.
LODGES

LODGES.
January 5-Potomac, No. 5; B. r. French. No.
IS, Z A.; Anacostia. No. q; Pentalpha. No. ..
+. c.; Mount Pleasant, No. 5
January 6-Nstional No Il; Arminius, No 9,
Y. A.; Myron NJ. Parker. No. q; King David.
No. q
January 7-washington Centennial, No. Il. sd-
dress by Rabbi Simon; Osiris. No. IS; King Sol
Dmou, No. il, Z. A.; East Gate, No. a. L A.
January s-The New Jerusalem, No. 9. T. A.;
George c. Whiting, No. q
January 9-st- Johns. No. Il; Hope No o.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
January 5-HiRm, No. 10.
January e-Lsfayette. No. 5; Washington Naval
No. O.
January 7-Columbis, No. /; Brightwood No .
January s-washington, No. 2 visitation
January s-Eureka, No. q; Capitol, No. IL, yisi-
tation.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR coMMANDERIEs.
January 50nent. No. :
January 7-Potomac, No.
EASTERN. STAR CHAPTERS.
January 5-Ruth, No. l.
January e-Mizpah. No. g.
January f-Areme, No. 10
January s-wTlliam F. Hunt No ls
January 9-Takoma No. u; Cathedral. No. IA.
Friendship. No. II; st. Johns Lodge. u d.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04
Knights Of Pythias.
Calendar.

January 5-Equai Lodse. No. Il. installation. pub
lie: Amzrsnth Lodge. No. = public installation: !:
Century Lodee. No. 20. installation.
January s-webs,er Lodgr. No. :; -Execlsior Lodge
No "A: Capital Lodge. No. a: Myrtle Lodge. No
Is. installation. -t- 49,
Jspuary T-Mount Vernon Lodge. No. S.; Union
LodEe. No. 2. installation.
January s-Hamcny Lodge No. q. installation.
January e-Syracuaans Lodge. No. 10. business;
Rathbone- Superior Lodge, No. .. installations.
PYTHIAN SISTERS
January I-Fhendship Temple. No. .. installation
January s-Rathbone Temple. No. Q. business
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
ton and installation.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04

win be the instplling onicer at the m
stallation of the officers OF Webster
Lodge. No. Z. on Tuesday evening
supreme Representative AIbert Kahiert
will install the oficers-elect Of Capital
Lodge, No. "A. on Tuesday evening.
Grand Chaneellor. ad interim. Mark
stearman will oficiate at the installation
OF the officers Of Myrtle Lodge, No. .,
on Tuesday evening
The oficers-elect of Mount Vernon
Lodge, No. s. will be Installed on wednes-
day evening by Grand Chancellor, ad
interim. Mark Stearman.
3 Grand Vice Chancellop H. n. Wander
wort win install the officers Of Union
Lodge. No. 2, on Wednesday evening.
Supreme Representative Thomas A.
Bynum Will be the installing oficer at
the Induction into Office of the officers of
Harmony Lodge. No. a. on Thursday
evening.
The oficers-elect of Rathbone-Superior
Lodge. No. 9. will be Installed on Fri
day evening by Grand Inner Guard w. A
Kimmel.
Result. of Election In Mount ver-
non Lodge.
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. s. has elected
the following officers for the coming
year: C. c., Charles W. Reynolds; v. C..
w. d. weekley: prelate. J. n. Galliher
(re-elected): n. OF w., III. NJ. yandervort
re-electeD; X. Of r. and g.. H. p. Wiley
(re-elected; NJ. Of F.. John NJ. Kline. ST.
L.. - VI
(re-electeD; NJ. at A, Tyrus Christman;
]. G., Seth Q. Kline; o. c.. G. @. Camp
bell re-elected); trustees. A. J. Cunning.
ii. NJ. vandervort. and H p. Wiley;
representative to the relief bureau. II. A
Nau: representative to the Grand Lodge.
John NJ. Kline. sr.. II. p. Wiley, James
NJ. Kline, II. NJ. yandervort, and Lee II.
Harris.
Grand Vice Chancellor II. M. Van
dervent Improving.
Grand Vice Chancellor II. NJ. Wander
wort has been confined to his home by an
accident. In which he fractured three ribs.
He is reported improving as rapidly as
could be expected
A. ]. Jarboe. master of finance of Syra-
cusians Lodge, No. 10. Is confined to his
home by illness.
Hotel Reservations for Jubilee
Week Now Being Made.
The reports being received and reserva-
tions being asked for from the various
State delegations to the chairman of the
public comfort committee of the golden
jubilee celebration Indicate a record
breaking attendance at the ceremonies
of February 1e. %. and n. The New York
State delegation has secured reservations
at the National Hotel. while the Iowa
delegation has asked for reservations for
l25 persons at the Raleigh.
Gives Reasons for Being . Member
of the knights of Pythias.
Supreme Chancellor Thomas J. CARING
has issued a neat and compact folder of
vest pocket size telling in a concise and
plain manner his reasons for being a
member of the knights Of Pythias. 1t Is
written in his characteristic style.
c. +. stnnowski Heads Equal Lodge
Equal Lodge. No. Il. has elected the
following officers for the coming year:
Chancellor commander. c. F. Stanowski;
vice chancellor, Horace Lowe; prelate, j.
NJ McCauley; master of work, William
Minnis (re-electeD: keeper of records
and seal. d. F. Brown Cre-elected); mas
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04
Grotto to Honor Memory of Late
Monarch Grant.

Announcement has been made by Z.
W. Hawkins, chief justice of Kallipolis
Grotto. Of meeting OF the grotto to be
held In Odd Fellows Hall at $50 o, m.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04
Doings Of Odd Fellows.
Calendar.
SUBORDINATE LODGES.

SUBORDINATE LODGES.
January 5-Uniou. No II; Covenant. No. u: Bea
con. No. Is, and Langdon. No. a. installation oi
officers
January e-Washinston. No. 6: Golden Rule No
q. and Amity. No 2. installation Of officers.
January 7-Esstern, No. Z: Harmouy, No. .
Friendship. No. L. and Federal City. No. %. in
stallation.
January s-Columbia. No 10. degree work: Excel.
sicr. No. II. and Salem. No. .. installation
January e-Central, No. I: Metropolis, No. IS, and
Phoenix, No. 2. degree work
ENCAMPMENTS.
January Mount Nebo. No. 5, installation
REBEKAH LODGES.
January 5-Naomi. No. l. and Ruth. No. :. In
stallation Of officers.
January 7-Dorcas. No 4. and Martha wsshinstoo.
No. ). installation.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
January o-Canton Washington, No. !, drn.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04
Copyright by Edmonstoo.

was knighted in Washington Comman-
derry. No. /. Knights Templar, and is its
present generalissimo. He is also a mem
Der of Washington Council Royal and
Select Masters.
. He has long been prominent in business
and fraternal circles, having resided here
since 1881. He was graduated from Colum-
bian, now George Washington. University.
and holds the degrees o. IL. B. and LII.
NJ. from its Law school.
Other officers elected were Robert F.
Mentzel, chief rabban; George William
Morris, assistant rabban: Claude z. Mil
Ter. high priest and phophet: John A. FL
linger, oriental guide; Francis Sebring.
treasurer; Harrison Dingman, recorder;
James T. Gibbs, Roe Fulkerson, Thomas
Morgan. and 1. L. Goldheim. represent
atives.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04
National Union.

Federal Council will meet at FIynn's
Hall, Eighth and K streets northwest
tomorrow evening
Washington Council will meet at Pyth-
ian Temple Ninth street northwest.
Thursday evening
Census Council will meet at schmidt's
Hall, SIS Ninth street northwest, Thurs
day evening.
National Capital Council will meet at
National Capital Bank Hall, 31S Penn
sylvania avenue southeast, Friday even
ing.
Mckinley Council will meet at Wash
ington Hall. Third street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast, Friday evening.
Georgetown Council will meet at Po-
tomac Savings Bank Hall. Wisconsin
avenue and NJ street northwest, Friday
evening.
Columbia Council will meet at Pythian
Temple, Ninth street, Saturday at 7:31
n. m.
The National Union Choral Society will
meet at National Union Headquasters
tomorrow evening at s o'clock
The National Union Guard Council will
meet at National Union headquarters.
SIC Bond Building. Thursday evening at
s o'clock.
Officers to Be Installed with Special
Programs.
the meetings this week as the officers
OF the various councils are to be in
stalled. and especially attractive pro-
grams have been arranged
Omcers.
East Washington Council. No. III, met
In Weller's Hall. Eighth and E streets
southeast, on Friday evening. December
s.. General Deputy Bugden addressed
the council relative to the increase and
prosperity of the order. The following
were elected officers for the ensuing
year: Albert w. Bright, president:
Charles F. Fisher. vice president; Harry
c. Huzzard. speaker; John II. King. sec
retary; Edward l. Dunn. financial sec
retary: Harry c. Lybrand. treasurer:
William E King, chaplain; Hamilton
Cook, usher; George E Truman, ser
geant-at-arms: ]. Albert Green. door
keeper: Joseph H. Roderick, Thomas E.
FAINT, and Frederick W. Sharp, trustees
High Omcials of Order Address
DahIgren Council.
DahIgren Council met at Pythian Tenn
pie. Ninth street. Tuesday, December %.
Vice president of the order. Mr.. Frank
E. Ferguson, and general deputy, A. NJ.
Bugden, were present and addressed the
council.
G. p. O. Council InstaIIs Oficers.
Government Printing Office Council met
at Typographical Temple last night
After the officers were installed a de-
lightful entertainment was given, after
which a banquet was served followed by
dancing until a late hour.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04
G. p. O. Council InstaIIs oficers.

Government Printing Office Council met
at Typographical Temple last night
After the officers were installed a de-
lightful entertainment was given. after
which a banquet was served followed by
dancing until a late hour.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04
Washington Lodge Elect. omeer..

Last Tuesday evening Washington
Lodge, No. 6. held a largely attended ses-
sion. The following officers for the insu-
ing six months were elected: H. H. Hoke
n. G.; Spencer E. Bomar. V. Co.;
Daniel NJ. Green, recording secretary;
William J. Hope, financial secretary; AL
fred II. Noakes. treasurer. Charles H
Fuller was elected a member of the board
of trustees, I. o. o. F. Hall, for the en-
suing two years, and r. c. Suddarth as
representative on the Library Association.
The following were elected to represent
the lodge in the Grand Lodge: Daniel
A. Dugan, past grand marshal; William
J. Hope, grand marshal: Daniel NJ.
Greene, past grand: A. II. Noakes,
past grand, and F. r. waterholter,
past grand. The installation of the
oficers-elect will occur next Tues
day evening the installing officer be-
assisted by rast grands of Union Lodge,
No. II. Members Of other lodges are cor
daily invited to be present.
Past Grand VIM. J. Brewer Injured.
Grand Secretary Clapp has been advised
that Past Grand William ]. Brewer met
with a serious accident recently, injuring
one of his hands. 1t is reported that his
condition is not serious, however.
n. T. McMullen Heads Covenant
Lodge.
Last Monday evening Covenant Lodge,
No. 13, elected the following officers:
Noble grand. r. T. McMuilen; vice grand,
Charles r. Schutt: recording secretary,
A. ]. s. Dixon; financial secretary. Grover
E. Payne; treasurer. William C. Lenz;
70 fn Grand
E. o. Blackman, James E. Cham
berlain. w. Z. Clapp. A. ]. 8. Dixon, WILL
lam c. Lenz, and Henry Weber. These
officers will be installed Monday evening
by Grand Guardian John T. Humphreys,
assisted by past grands from Federal |
City Lodge, No. 20. Members of other |
lodges are invited to be present.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04
East Washington Council Elects
Omcers.
High Omcials of Order Address
DahIgren Council.

Dahlgren Council met at Pythian Tenn
pie. Ninth street. Tuesday, December 90.
Vice president of the order, Mr.. Frank
E Ferguson, and general deputy, A. NJ.
Bugden, were present and addressed the
council.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04
Installing Officers for Several Lodges
Announced.

Amaranth Lodge, No. 2S, will have their
officers installed on Monday evening, at
public installation, at which Grand
Master of Exchequer Frank B. Crown
will be the installing officer.
Grand Prelate G. W. Henderson will
install the officers-elect OF Century Lodge
on Monday evening.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04

Equal Lodge. No. Il. has elected the
following officers for the coming year:
Chancellor commander, c. F. Stanowski: !:
vice chancellor, Horace Lowe; prelate, ].
NJ McCauley: master of work. William
Minnis (re-electeD: keeper of records
and seal. d. F. Brown Cre-elected); mas
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04
Equal Lodge TO Honor Memory o
Late Grand Chancellor.

Equal Lodge, No. II. will, hold its
regular convention on Monday evening.
at which time the officers of the lodge
Will be installed for the coming year by
Grand Vice Chancellor II. NJ. Yandervert.
At the conclusion OF the installation
services. the lodge will hold a memorial
and eulogistic service in respect of late
Grand Chancellor Robert Sroufe, who
was master of exchequer of that lodge.
A large painting Of Brother Sroufe will
be unveiled. and music for the occasion
will be rendered by the choir of st. Johns
Episcopal Church.
Addresses will be delivered by Mai. Syl-
vester, superintendent of the METROPOLITAN
police department. with which Brother
Sroufe was connected: by r. III. Wood,
OF the Odd Fellows, telling of Brother
Sroufe's connection with that order, and
by Past Chancellor Booth, of Equal
Lodge. on his Pythian connection and by
the Grand Lodge officers who served un-
der him. Invitations have been extended
to the several subordinate lodges and
others.
Excelsior Lodge Hold. Election.
The officers chosen to direct the des-
TIMES OF Excelsior Lodge for the coming
year are: C. c.. John E. McCrackin; v.
C., John B. Burgess: preIate, Charles q.
Volk; M. OF W.. II. s. Nichols: K of r.
and s., r. S. Williams, Ge-elected): N.
Of F.. W. A. wilding, (re-elected); NJ. of
E., II. ]. Gasson, re-elected): NJ. at A.,
Fred Yates; l. G., Ira Artman: o. c.,
+. I. Scott; representative to the relief
bureau. A. W. Sherrier; trustees. F. T
Scott, c. w. Jones, and John Bonacorsy;
representatives to the Grand Lodge. A.
w. Sherrier, j. b. Conner. c. W. Jones,
F. T. Scott. and W. A. wilding.
The officers-elect will be installed on
Tuesday evening by Grand Outer Guard
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04

More than 800 members of Lafayette
Lodge. No. Is. +. A. A. NJ. observed the
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04
Hotel Reservations for JabiI
Week Now Being Made.
Gives Reasons for Being . Member
of the knights of Pythias.

Supreme Chancellor Thomas J. CARING
has issued a neat and compact folder of
vest pocket size telling in a concise and
plain manner his reasons for being a
member of the knights Of Pythias. 1t is
written in his characteristic style.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04

q Fayette Lodge Celebrates FIT
ieth Anniversary.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04
Grand Vice Chancellor II. NJ. Van
deryent Improving.

A. ]. Jarboe. master of finance of syra-
cusians Lodge. No. 10. is confined to his
home by illness
The Washington herald., 1914-01-04

Lebanon Lodge at its next communica-
ton will confer the z. A. degree, s. w.
NJ. B. Yerger presiding.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-04-19

Pickle Dishes were 2se each
Vegetable Dishes. we're 39c q
Vegetable Dishes, With cover
Sugar Bowls, ware Bac each
Cream Pitchers. were SIC sacl
Butter Dishes. were Sic each
Sauce Boats. were 3sc each Z.
Cake Plates, were sac each {.
Teapots, were $50 eaeh 800.
Soup T1rresns, were SltS saat
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-04-19
Wool Art Rugs

Seamless and reversible, plain
eenters and all-oyer patterns.
Size 7.6x9 feet. ...... S6.75
Size 9xl2 feet. .Sl0.50
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-04-19
"Nursery''

A combination of a re-
frigerator and water COOL
err packed with mineral
WOOL. handy for the bed
room or nursery. q no
S2.25 size. PHO
The Detroit times., 1914-10-26
Famous Chicago Surgeon Lends His
Skill to Aid Little Detroit Cripple

The father promised the court to
take the boy to doctor at once. But
the lad disappeared, and Il was only
a few days ago that he was found.
The leg was still In bad condition.
The broken bones had started to knit.
SO that the poor little limb was twist.
ed into strange shape, and the little
chap was unable to more than hobble.
Detroit physicians took X-ray photo.
graphs Of the leg and discovered a
condition that few surgeons I'm the
world feel competent to relieve. DIR.
Murphy Is one of the few. The photo
graphs we're sent to him, with a hip-
tory OF the case. The great surgeon
studied the case carefully, then he
wrote to tie Detroit physicians tell
ing them just what to do. and how to
make each step In the operation. The
list OF instructions ended with an er-
preston OF regret that he could not
get away or have the boy come to
Chicago.
With the photographs, charts and
diagrams the local doctors will oper.
ate on Willie. Sunday. They believe
the operation will be a success. and
that the lad VIII soon be az well and
strong as any normal boy.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-26
ROW ON
AMONG ANIMAL
WELFARE FOLK
Prominent Workers In League
Left Out When Society Is
Reorganized
CLAIMED MEETING TOOK
PLACE ION THE QUIET
Mrs. A. q. Larned Only One Of
Former Officers To Retain
Place

Dissension In the Animal Welfare
league came to head, last Wednes
day. In an election of officers, by the
faction led by Mrs. Abner e. Larned
without the presence OF members oi
the dissenting faction, In which many
OF the ladies who were prominent in
the organization and work of the
Animal Welfare committee OF the
Twentieth Century club were In
clpded.
In other words. the personnel OF
the old Animal Welfare committee,
that later was reorganized into the
Animal Welfare league, and now has
another new name, Is greatly
changed, and many of the most ar
dent workers In the old organization
are now out of 1t entirely. They will
not talk about the fight; all refusing
absolutely to have anything to say
about 1t. But they admit that they
are no longer connected with the Ami
NAL Welfare work, and one declared
that only certain members Of the
league received any notice Of the
meeting. held Wednesday, at which
the new organization was formed.
The organization is now q state az
fair, known as the Anima. Welfare
association Of Detroit, according to
the Office secretary, who would not
give her name, but said her remarks
could be used "as coming from Mrs,
Larned."
Mrs. Abner e. Larned Is the presi.
dent of the new organization, and she
Is the only one Of the old officers on
the new list. The other new officers
are: vice-president, Mrs. Joseph B.
Schlotman; second vice-president
Mrs. Frederic B. Stevens: secretary
Mrs. Wayland Stearns; treasurer
Mrs. e. d. Stair. The office secretary
said that there was mo scandal
about the change In officers; the or.
ganization had simply been made q
state society, and was entirely diff
ferent from the old organization"
She declared that the step was
taken In order to amalgamate all the
animal welfare workers, under the one
head, including the 8. p. C.. A. and
other organizations Of the sort. No
application for such amalgamation
had been made, 80 far. by the 8. p,
c. A. as far as she knew, she said.
Last July, the members OF the AMI.
NAL Welfare committee voted to with.
draw the organization from the Twen
tieth Century club, and make It Q
separate institution. but the latest
change Of name and offlcers was no,
announced to those members who ars
now out Of the organization.
Among them are Mrs. Alfred o.
Dunk, who was one Of the leaders In
the old organization; Mrs. Aaron
Gates, who was In charge Of the
leagues farm last summer, during the
absence OF President Larned, and Miss
Carstens. who was placed In charge
OF the work by Mrs. Leonard durine
the latter's absence.
And there are many more In the lis,
OF former earnest workers not con.
nected with the new Animal Welfare
association Of Detroit.