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The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
GEORGETOWN.

Mrs. Charles Craighill, OF Baltimore.
is the guest of her aunts, the Misses
Berry, OF Dumbarton avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Randolph have
given up their apartment at Hammond
Court and taken a house in Corcoran
street.
Mrs. Young and sister. Miss Hodses,
have returned. after spending some time
visiting relatives In Virginia.
Mr. Joseph Kalbfus. who has been all
summer at the home Of his parents
'Locusts." in Maryland. has returned to
Cornell for his third year.
Miss Agnes Kenneday. after two weeks
in the White Mountains, has returned 10
Mrs. Philip Berry's. where she will be
| this winter.
| Mr.. Brooke Brewer is back from Camp
Mishawaka, Grand Rapids, Mimi, where
he has been since the middle OF June.
Mrs. Arthur stansbury, OF Norfolk
Va, with her little daughter, il spending
| the weekend with Miss Entwtsle' Al
Hammond Court.
Mrs. David Greenless and daughters
will spend ten days with friends In Ger
mantown. Pa.
Mrs. Orlando W. Bradt announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Katherine
| to Mr.. William A. Hanna, jr., OF Missls-
sippi. The wedding will take place on
Thursday October l, at 4:So. at st. Al
bans, Rev. DR.. Bratenahal oficiating,
assisted by the rector. Rev. c. T. Warner.
Mr. George A. King. jr.. has left for
Harvard, where he will be a student this
year.
Mrs George A. King will leave on
| Wednesday for Tarrytown to enter her
daughter Elizabeth at Knox College. Mrs.
King will then go on to Boston and be-
fore returning home will visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs Robert NJ. Hinckley, at Stanton
Island.
Miss Adaline Elizabeth King left on
Tuesday. accompanied By Mrs. Hayden.
Of Baltimore, Tor Los Angeles, where
the wedding Of Miss King and Mr.. John
J. Hayden will take place tomorrow
Monday, september y. a wedding break
last Will follow the ceremony at the
home OF AIr. and Mrs. Charles Hayden.
brother OF the bridegroom. after which
the couple leave for santa Barbara. Nj.
and Mrs. Hayden will make their home
in California. Mrs. Charles Hayden Will
be matTon OF honor and Mr.. Robert + az
will act as best man.
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tember seremonial strkus," on Tuesday

tember Seremonial Sirkus" on Tuesday.
September %.
Prophet Julius Hamper has the band
busy rehearsing some special music for
the occasion. and Ringmaster Samuel
Shreve has some brand-new stunts that
are described as marvellous. but he -
keeping the nature Of :hsm bottled up
so tight that no more can be learned oC
them than from a censored dispatch from
the war zone.
Many candidates have applied for pas
sage over the River StyN' and all in
dications point to an extraordinary cerc-
noniaI.
Past Monarch John H. Shreve Is busv
with aTrangements for the Riddles
night in December.
Kallipolis Grotto Gee Club entertained
Friendship Chapter No. =. Order East
ern Star. at Tennallytown Tuesday night
Those participating were Prophets I :
Goldsmith. Charles A. Stevens. Kirk MI
Ter. D. :. Goumpf. JaCque HeidenheIme..
George H Emmons. il. \. II. Staples.
Milton J. Fillius, Wilbur F. FoCkes. n. :
simmons. Z. L. Hutchinson. Edward :.
Schmid. J. H. Burkholder. and F. W.
Libbey. In addition to the musical pro-
gram. Prophet !. S. Goldsmith entertaiDei
with an Italian monologue. and ProphS'
n S. Boumpf with negro selections. Solos
were rendered by Prophets Charles A
CONTINUED on PAGE THREE.
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ROCKVILLE.

Miss Corrie V. DeviIbiss daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton n Devilbiss. OF
Gaithersburg, this county. and Mr.. Ben
jamin o. Woodward. of Washington
Grove, were married Thursday evening
at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs.
Charles c. Crawford. in Gaithersburg, in
the presence OF only members OF the
was Rev. {. Herbert Richardson, OF
Baltimore.
The brides only attendant was her sis
ter. Miss Grace Devilbiss. and the bride
groom's brother. RozelI Woodward. was
the best man. Following the ceremony,
a collation. was served. Immediately after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward departed
for their honeymoon trip.
Mrs. Ralph Kimball has returned TO
her home in Baltimore after spending
several DAYS visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Heagy. here.
Among couples married in Rockville
during the week were William S Grady.
of Nokesville Va. and Miss Stella May
Cupp, OF Bealeton. Va, by Rev. Samuel
R. White. of the Baptist Church, and
William l. Wakeland and Miss Cora
Kirchner. both Of Baltimore by Rev.
Thomas 4. Haughton- Burke, rector OF
Christ Episcopal Church.
NlduQe '. Allnull, OF the Isle OF flneS,
arrived in Rockville during the week to
spend several weeks with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clinton Allnutt. with
whom Mrs. AIlnutt has been spending
several weeks.
HendriCk Boese and Miss Mary Zwart.
both Of Washington. were married in
Rockville during the week by Rev. Oscar
w. Henderson, pastor Of the Baptist
Church. at the home OF the minister.
Miss Mabel Tschinely has returned to
her home here after spending several
weeks visiting friends in Canada.
The members of the Montgomery Camp
Club entertained at their camp at Sem
eca, this county. a few days ago the
members of the faculties OF the Rock
willie and Gaithersburg high schools,
those in the party including Misses Edith
Ford, Mary Davis, Mary Brewer. Frances
Horner, Elberta Rice. Alice Hepburn,
Estelle Ricketts,. Maude V. Broome, An
ma c. Pace. Miss Henderson. Charles G.
Myers, Edwin W. Broome and Wilson S
Ward.
Rev and Mrs. Brennerman. of Penn
sylvania, have been visitors at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel b. Hege here.
Mrs. Robert H. Campbell. Of Baltimore,
has been visiting at the home of her
brother, Mayor Lee Oftutt. here.
Mrs. Hugh Magruder Of Salisbury. Md.
is visiting her mother. Mrs. E B. Pretty
man, in Rockville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip D. Laird visited
friends in Baltimore during the week.
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be the most unique ever scheduled in
this Jurisdiction.
The NJ. NJ deree will be conferred by
pastmasters of the lodge on five Candi-
dates. and the lodges famous degree
team will have a prominent part in the
work
Worshpful Master Steuart states in his
circular that the lodge has had a num-
Der OF banquets and entertainments this
year to which the craft generally were
cordially invited. and II was decided to
have a Homecoming communication. en-
tertainment and banquet for members Of
Washington Centennial Lodge exclusively,
and in view OF the large number of
members who have signified their inten-
ton TO be present and because Of limited
space. both in the lodge room and ban
quet hall II will not be possible to en-
terrain visiting brethren on this occasion.
The communication next Wednesday
will bring to a close the Masonic year,
and Worshipful Master Steuart and his
officers are receiving many Congratuls-
tiOns on the success and prosperity OF
the lodge during the past twelve months
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HYATTSVILLE.

Messrs. Richard B. B. and Otway B.
ZanIzinger. Wine avenue extended, have
resumed their studies at Tome Institute
Fort Deposit. Nd. Mrs. Zantzinger &C.
ccmpanied the young men to Port Deposit
and spent several days with friends there.
Mrs. Ralph c. Wilton and children have
gone South for an extended trip in the
hope Of bettering Mrs. wilton's health.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles A. Wells LEFT
Wednesday for Norfolk. Va, and will
probably go to New York by water.
Miss Marie Bishop has returned after a
delightful stay with friends and relatives
in Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. H. c. Weigel have re-
turned from pleasant stay with friends
in Baltimore.
Mrs. James B. ShaIlenberger. Il Seattle
Wash. is visiting her sisters. Mrs. Arthur
Gambrill, Mrs. T. Carroll Grant and Miss
Alice Blanche Carr. johnson avenue.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER

Her sister-In-law. Mrs. Henry T. Harri-
SON, OF College Park, will entertain In
honor of Mrs. shallenberger and Miss
Carr at 800 Monday afternoon.
Miss Dorothy Holden. Ralston avenue,
has returned after q pleasant visit to Miss
Katherine Reighter, Orange. N. J.
Rev. and Mrs. z. 7. Lawrence, OF
Pikesyille, Baltimore County. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Otway B. Zantzinser WINE
avenue extended.
Miss Gertrude Pennington, of Boston.
Mass, has returned after a pleasant stay
with friends in Spencer street
Mrs, Agnes Leakin, Wine avenue, has
returned after a pleasant visit to her son
in Baltimore.
The Misses Carrie and Clara Turner, OF
woodville, have returned after a visit to
their sister, Mrs. Charles II. Welsh
Johnson and Wine avenues.
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ALEXANDRIA.

Mrs. Charles C. CarIin entertained Thurs
day from o'clock until 7 o'clock with
reception at her home. rs North Wash
ington street, to meet Mrs. c. Keith
Carlin.
Miss Kitty Steele Barrett, accompanied
by her house guests. the Misses Scott,
of Canada, has returned from Cape
Henry, Va.
Mrs W. R. Smith and children, with
Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. Kate Waller
Barrett, and Mrs. Percy Evans have re-
turned from a visit to Stafford County,
Va.
Miss Ella Rose Smoot is visiting in
Parisburg, Va, where she will spend
several weeks
Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison is in John
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
" nights TempIar to Hold Annual
Field Day.

From the headquarters OF the Grand
Commandery of knights Templar, Dis
trict Of Columbia, the following general
orders have been issued
l. The annual field day exercises OF the
Knights Templar OF the District Of Co
lumbia will be held at the American
League Baseball Park. Seventh street
and Florida avenue northwest, on Ihurs-
day, October ;, 1914.
- The exercises will begin al
o'clock p. m. with a series of athletic
events. program Of which will be an
nounCed hereafter. At $50 o'clock an eN-
hibitiOn drill will be given by the Den
yer Drill Team. of Columbia Comman-
derry, No. :.
. The Constituent Communicates will
report to the inspector general at $50
o clock, and the adjutants call at 1
clock, when the several Communicates
will march on the field and be inspected.
At the conclusion of the inspections dress
parade and review will take place.
- The officers Of the Grand Comman-
derry and the past grand commanders
will form the stan of the grand comman-
der. They will report to the grand cap
tain general at $50 o'clock.
''5 The silver loving cup now in the
possession of Potomac Commandery. No.
3, which is to be competed for until won
d
times, will be awarded to the comman-
derry having the largest percentage or its
resident members present in full Templar
uniform.
''6 All members of the Masonic frster-
nifty and their friends are cordially in
vited to be present. Tickets Of admission
will be required, which will be furnished
by the recorders OF the constituent COM
manderies and the grand recorder.
-. At the request Of the MANAGEMENT
of the baseball park. which has kindly
placed the park at the service OF the
Communicates free of charge, no car
riages or automobiles will be allowed in
the park.
IS. Music will be furnished by a band
under the leadership of Sir Henry c.
Nails, which will give a concert during
the afternoon.
''9 At the conclusion OF the dress pa
rade and review the Communicates will
march to Masonic Temple by the follow
ing route: Baseball park to Fifth and
streets; Fifth street to Rhode Island ave-
nue., TO Sixteenth street. to street, to
Thirteenth street, to Masonic Temple.
BY order of the r. E. Grand Com
mander. (Signed) Vim. S. Parks,
Grand Captain-GeneraL"
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Masonic Affairs.
CALENDAR
LODGES.

CALENDAR
LODGES.
september s-DaW.Ou, No. S. T. C; stAnS61r5.
No. a reatalTha No. =, SPECIAL ,. N N. y
september 2s-Acacl. No. Is, SPECIAL n II.
September Jo-WsshInEJOn Centennial. No "a. SI1
p. IL, speI4l VI. VI.
October Naval. No. 1; Hiram. No. 10. Z A;
La Fayette No. .. Wm- Il. singleton. No. =
October 2-Coiunlbis. No. }; Lebanon. Nc. :.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
September s-Aount Vernon. No. J. Mara. Hiram,
No - Bark Anacos,Ia. Nc. -
October 2-SchooI Of Instruction.
KNIGHTS TENIPLAR COMMANDERIE>.
October 2-COluInbis. No. =
MOBILES Or MYSTIC SHRINE.
September SO-Almss Temple. ceremonial
YELLED PROPHETS.
September U-KallIPoliS GrULID. Ne IS O snoolA
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
september 3s-Tenp.e. No. L, Columbia. No. d
OctObsT l-EStheT. No. 5.
October 2-MGrths. No. :; Ascension. L. d.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
LAUREL.

Mrs. T. A Johnstone. OF Washington
visited in Laurel this week.
Mr. Oscar Lemoine and Mr.. Atkinson
OF Baltimore. were the guests OF friends
here Tuesday.
Miss Pokinghorn. OF Washington. Wis
tied in Laurel during the week.
Mrs. Dallam visited in Baltimore
Thursday.
Mrs. James E. Bradley visited friends
in Baltimore during the week
Mrs. Harry Smith. OF Baltimore. waE
the guest OF Mrs. James E. Bradley
during the week.
Mrs. Bansemar and Miss Carrie Banse-
mar. of Baltimore, were the guests the
past wtaeek OF Mrs. LePage Arommiller
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
scottish Rite RodIes 10 Confer De.
Erees.

In a bulletin just issued by the local
bodies OF the Ancient and Accepted Scot
tish Rite of Freemasonry, the following
special notice is given: The acting
grand commander having called a spe-
cial meeting of the Supreme Council. to
begin October :. 1914 the cathedral will
be closed October 10 l.. inclusive. the
regular meeting of Mithras Lodge of
Perfection on October will be dis
pensed with. and there will be a special
meeting on October l3. after the chapter
meeting. for the transaction Of business
and election Of candidates"
II is also announced that the Scottish
Rite Masons Of the Valley Of Washing
ton, Orient Of the District of Columbia,
have set apart October ls. %, p and p,
1914. for the purpose OF comforting the de-
grees. from the fourth to the thirty
second. inclusive. The schedule of work
will be as follows: October ls. fourth.
fifth and fourteenth degrees; October 20.
fifteenth and eighteenth degrees; October
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
Bad Compilations
Peeled off at Home

The girl with the poor complexion COM
plains, Il have to touch up my cheeks.
am sallow and a sight, and only my
makeup saves me-"
Now, as a matter of fact, more women
spoil their good looks than improve them
with cosmetics. The practice certainly is
unnecessary, now that the virtues Of ordi-
nary mercolized wax as a heautifier have
become known. 1t has been found that
the wax has wonderful absorbent powers
1t causes the faded or discolored scarf
skin TO fake OF in minute, almost imper-
pepttble particles. so gently, gradually, as
TO cause no inconvenience at all In this
way the old complexion is actually re-
moved-likewise all fine lines, freckles,
pimples, blotches, moth patches. and other
surface defects. new complexion ap-
gears-a clear, smooth, youthful, healthy
hued skin such as no paint, powder. or
lotion can produce. Mercolized wax, to
be had at any drug store in convenient
size package, is applied like cold cream
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
Washington Centennial Lodge to
Have "Home Coming"

worshipful Master Leonard P. Steuart
and Junior Deacon Robert r. Cooke, jr.,
chairman OF the committee on entertain
ment announce that the plans for the
Homecoming communication of Washing
ton Centennial Lodge, which will be ex-
clusively for its own membership and a
few distinguished members of the craft.
which includes members OF the AssocIa-
ton Of Worshipful Masters of 1914, who
have been specially invited, next Wednes-
day evening. have been completed, and
one of the largest gatherings OF members
of the lodge in its history is looked for
ward TO by the official line.
The special communication will open
promptly at $50 p. m. and the degree
work will be proceeded with at once I'm
order that IL may be concluded at $50,
when those present will repair to the
banquet hall of the temple TO partake
of a supper and enjoy an entertainment
TO be provided by Chairman Cooke 9
committee. and which. 1t 10 claimed, will
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
William F. Hunt Chapter. o. f. s..
ConferG Degrees.

William F. Hunt Chapter. No. Is. o.
E s. held a well-attended meeting last
Thursday evening. The degrees were
conferred. and in this connection the
line officers were advanced. and their
work was Creditably rendered. During
the evening the chapter was entertained
with a piano solo ~ Mrs. Flora Dyer
of Ascension Chapter. L. D. and a rcci-
tation on Sally Ann by Mrs. Helen
Molster. OF Brookland Chapter. No. Il.
both responding 10 encores.
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p, twentieth and thirtieth degrees; Oc-
tober %. thirty-hrst and thirty-seCond de-
Erees.
Luncheon will be served each afternoon
during the recess Candidates will re-
port at the secretary's office, first floor.
at 40 p. m. October l9. Members Of
working teams will kindly be in uniform
ready TO begin promptly at 5:l5 p. m.
each day
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Photo By HLrTiSEWinE.

from visit to Bealton and Culpeper.
Va.
Mrs. W. A. Shouts, formerly OF this
city. but now of Calgary. Alberta, Can
ada, is visiting relatives here.
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"Prophets" Holding RehcHr.SIs for
CeremoniaI

Rehearsals are in full swing. under the
general direction Of Monarch p. r. Pull
man, by the cast. band. glee club, orches-
ira. and zobo band Of Kallipolis Grotto.
No. Is. NJ. o. V. P. E. r. for its Sep
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have resumed studies at the University
of Michigan after a three months
visit to their parents in the city.
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Mr. E. J. Casselman. OF this city, has
returned to Boston, where he will COM
plete his senior year at the Massachu-
setts Institute Of Technology.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

Mr. Henry Baer has returned to Wash
ington after a short visit to relatives in
Baltimore.
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Capt Whitehead, L. S. A. accompanied
by Mrs. Whitehead, two children and
Mrs. Egmiston, OF Kentucky. who has
been spending the summer on Long Is
land New York, has arrived in Wash
ington. and taken a suite Of rooms at
Hotel Powhatan till their residence is in
readiness TO open for the winter.