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GEORGETOWN.

Mrs. Frank S. Hight and her SON
Frank. jr., left Friday to visit her par.
tnts. Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Cam, at An
lover, Mass.
Miss Jane Hanna has returned from q
:wo-weeks' stay in atlantic City, N. J.
Mr.. John H. MearJ. who has been a
quest of Mrs. Herbert c. wilkins, left
Thursday for his home in Pittsburgh. Pa.
An interesting engagement to George
Cwn of the past week was that of Miss
Slorvia Gordon. daughter of Mr.. Will
am A. Gordon, to ar. George L. Mich
,lson.
Mr.. P. C. Miller spent few days, dur.
rg the past week, in Philadelphia
Mrs. James Casey will leave tomorrow
or a visit in Baltimore.
Mr.. Frank Pierce has returned frcn,
falm Beach.
Miss Maggie Mitchell is home after a
nonth spent travelling in the West Indies.
Miss Mary Brewer has been the guest
bf Miss Alice Norton.
Mrs. Rawlins Hume has returned from
/ visit to Brooklyn, n. Y.
A subscription dance was given Friday
vening by the Western and Technical
ligh SCHOOLS at the Potomac Boat Club.
dr. Hutchinson and Miss Carr acted as
haperons.
Country School, was the title of a
,lay given in the Dumbarton Church
Friday evening. The first scene rep
esented, examination of candidates for
eachers by school board. consisting of
dr. N. C. Thomson. as Chairman Per-
;ins; Mr.. Joel Tilton, as Mr.. Smith, and
drs. Isaac Birch. as Mr.. Billaker. The
applicants were Mrs. Lewis jacobson
S Miss Dashaway. Mrs. Margaret Brown
S Miss Simple. Miss Mae Petty as Be-
india Sharp, and Mr.. Lewis jackson as
Iezekiah Pendergras who secured the
osition. Second scene: Opening session
{ school; Glasses in reading. geography,
pelling, and grammar. Third scene: Re-
ess: luncheon Fourth scene: Afternoon
ession- Fifth scene: Commencement
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Braddock Heights. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Wallace Lind
sey in North Columbus street
Mr.. Ulysses G. Bell and Miss Beatrice
Bron, both II Alexandria, were married
in Washington Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gibson. of Rose
| mont. have returned from a visit to Mr..
| and Mrs. Clarence r. Howard, at Fred
! ericksburg. Va
Miss Mary Snowden Is visiting Miss
Alice Roberts at her home in Upper
Marlboro. Nd.
Miss Emma J. Evans and Mr.. Robert
l. Huntington. both of Alexandria. were
| married in Washington last Monday by
Rev. j. z. Briggs.
Miss Anna Bartels has returned from
visit to her cousins, the Misses Lennon,
of Brookland, ID. c.
Mrs. Henry Blow lie Bourgeois, of
Washington. d. c.. accompanied by her
niece, Miss Cita Love, were weekend
guests Of friends in this city.
Miss Marine Walker, of Richmond, is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Nellie Robertson. of Washington.
ID. c., was the weekend guest of Miss
Anna Barley. at her home in North
Washington street.
Mr.. Robert Jones, of Washington.
was the weekend guest of Mr., q.
Bryan Pitts.
NJ and Mrs. r. E. Allen, who have
been the guests of Mr.. Aliens sister,
Mrs. Bessie Eerrick. have returned TO
their home in Harrisonburg, Va.
Miss E. NJ. Hseket left last week for
Baltimore. whert she will spend sew
eral months.
Mrs. John\ Hunton Foster has re-
turned to this city after a visit to her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
jacob Edge. OF East Downingtown. Pa.
Mrs. John Minter. of Culpeper, Va, is
visiting Mrs d. Monkey Low. at her
home in South Washington street.
Miss Elizabeth Low, of Blackstone. Va,
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs Henry
oBannon Cooper. Of Lloyds Station,
Alexandria County.
Miss Emily johnson is the guest of
Miss Betsy Page, of Fairfax.
Miss Bessie jackson, Of Richmond, is
spending a week with Mrs. c. S. Taylor
Burke, at her home in South ST. Asaph
street.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. Jenifer Harrison have
returned to their home In Braddock from
Baltimore.
Miss Elsie Pearl schwarzmann cele-
brated her birthday Thursday night at
the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George II. Schwarzmann. During the
evening there was dancing. Among the
guests present were a number of stu
dents of the George Washington Uni
versity, where Miss Schwarzmann is a
student
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chairman, Vice Grand Mallie z. Ply
male, announced that the entertainment
committee is preparing form of enter
tainment which promises to be an un-
usually good one and II Is hoped that all
will attend The committee, 1t is said.
is endeavoring to outdo each previous
social and IL the past successful Valen-
tine party is taken as criterion there
Is every assurance Of the future socials
being great surprises After the meet
ing, the degree staff, under the direction
Of Degree Director Charles A. Semple.
held a rehearsal OF the Rebekah degree
and il is said that when the next de-
gree is conferred that it will show great
Improvement
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ALEXANDRIA.

Mr.. and a Mrs. Alexander Slaughter
Doniphan have issued invitations to the
wedding of their daughter. Roxie, to
Lieut.. Daniel Nanny Swan. jr., u. S. A.
The ceremony will take place Wednesday
evening, March s, It $50 o'clock al
First Baptist Church. A reception will
be held in Lee Camp Hail Immediately
after the wedding.
A mask ball was given Wednesday
evening for the children of the Jewish
Sunday school Each child was present.
ed with a box of yc=ndy. Refreshments
were served. The prizes went to Mrs.
Albert Drcifus and Mr.. B. w. Ehrman.
Councilman Charles B. Marshall has re-
turned from a visit to relatives in New
York.
Miss Mary Ewald entertained the
Sewing Circle" of which she is a MEM
Der. Wednesday afternoon at her home
in North Washington street. Supper was
served. Those pre-: ent were: Mrs. Jones,
OF Florida, house guest of Miss Madeline
Byrne; Miss Mildred Hellmuth. Miss
Ellen Patterson. Miss Lillian Hill. Miss
Mary Quinn. Miss Pauline HelImuth, and
Miss Madeline Byrne
Mr.. Charles B. Marshall gave a dance
Wednesday night at the Elks' Home. The
AFFAIR was surprise in honor of Mrs.
harshaliS birthday.
Miss Elizabeth Peyton, of Charlottes-
Vile, Va. has returned after a visit to
Mrs Lucy Peyton Luckett.
Mr.. L. Carter Catlett, of Gloucester.
Va, has returned to his home after
visit to his nephew. Mr.. John B. Waller,
this city.
Miss Mary Virginia Hellmuth has re-
turned home after a five weeks trip to
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. Virginia Fox Cogan. formerly of
this city, but now of Ashburn. Va, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Cogan at
their home in King street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Second
Presbyterian Church is conducting a tea
each "Wednesday afternoon from until
s o'clock in the Westminster Building for
the benefit of the building fund. Mrs
R. Lee Field and Miss Loula Smoot serv-
ed last Wednesday.
Messrs. John d. Normoyle and w. H.
c. Wildt left Tuesday for Panama, where
they will spend a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward Potts, of
Ashland, Va, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Annie Macon, to Mr.
Charles Keith Carlin, of this city The
wedding will take place in the early sum-
mef.
The Kit Kats'' met Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Miss Alice Anderton in
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HYATTSVILLE.

Mrs. Joseph r. Owens is in New York
visiting her son, Mr.. Isaac B. Owens
A charter for literary and social club
was recently granted by the circuit court
at Upper Marlboro to 100 members COM
posed OF Senators and Representatives Of
Congress. The club Is to be conducted
along similar lines to the one at Chevy
Chase The club house is to be In the
old Calvert mansion in Riverdale, once
the Nome of Lord Baltimore
Mrs. E. L. Bruun. of Upper Marlboro,
Is in Chicago for a fortnight.
Miss Elizabeth Somerville Wilson is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. May w. Iglehart,
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Frank G. Addison, of Collington, is
visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. John NJ. DuvaIl entertained the
wcmen's guild of Trinity parish, at her
home, near Springfield, Wednesday after
noon. ~
Mrs. John c. Alice, of Miles CITY.
Mont, is visiting her mother, Mrs S. E.
Townshend.
Miss Grace N. Robinson, Of Calm Re
treat" has been visiting for several
weeks in New Orleans where she attend
ed the Mardi Gras
Miss Marie F. Perrie, of ..Landstone.
is spending the winter months in Balti-
more
Mrs. Alton Summers and little daugh-
ter. Elmina, have returned from a visit
to relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. William Roeder. of Baltimore. has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Roeder In Upper Marlboro.
Mr.. Aillard T. Trabsnd And his bride
spent several days with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John H. Traband.
In Upper Marlboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Henderson, of
New, York city, have returned after a
visit to the latter's relatives
Miss Frances Tydings, of Baltimore, has
returned after a stay of several weeks
with friends near Mount Rainier, Prince
Georke county.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWO.


ard wainwright. and Mrs s. N. 3. Loung.
Chairman floor committee. Mrs. Ormsby
EcCammon; chairman of the competitive
Mrs. Alexander Magruder entertained
at luncheon yesterday at her residence
IN Jefferson place in honor Of ara
George Barnett, wife Of Maj. Gen Bar
nett. q. S. NJ. C. Covers were laid for
twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bartlett and Miss
Ogden-Jones have taken an apartment al
the Parkwood for the spring. and are
established there.
Among those who entertained guests at
tea at the dsnsant at the New Willard
yesterday afternoon were Mr.. Manuel L.
Quezon. Mr.. Constantin Brun. Danish
Minister to the U. s. Al Commander
Camperio. royal italian navy. former
naval attache In Washington; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Kite, Col. and Mrs. John
Temple Graves, Mr.. A. II. Tirrell, Miss
Bertha Brown, Col. Clifton. Mrs. Dixon.
Mrs. John L Edwards, Miss Catherine
Brodhead, Senator and Mrs. Borah, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward H. Fellowes, Miss
Genevieve Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
buikeiey hyoe, LII. Ienox, Mr. Sonn %.
Merritt, Capt Castillo. Mr.. NJ. B. Park
'er. Mrs. ]. I. o'Hair, Mr.. and Mrs. Simp-
son, Mrs Fred c. Kelly, Mrs. Chester,
Mr.. Carter, Mr. 3. G. Spencer, Miss
Sands, Mr. william n. Hall. Mr.. Charles
E. Davis. Mr.. Julian ]. Chisolm. Mr.. d.
V. CornweIl Mrs Beale R. Howard, Mrs
Graham Hodges. Mrs. J. B. Thomas, Mr..
Burton Hardley, DR.. Sears, Mr.. Frank
Harmon, Mr.. Percival Clark.
DR. Karl Paul Huebscher. who has been
transferred from the Swiss Legation
stan in the Argentine, to the legation
at Washington. arrived in New York yes
terday.
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Knights Of Pythias.
Calendar.
LODGES

LODGES
March l6-Equal Lodge. No. Il, rank Ot knight hy
picked team: Amaranth Lodge. No. =. rank OF
esquire; Century Lodge, y. %, h-isiness.
March I7-,wehster Lodge. No. It: Excelsior LodSe,
No. Il: Catital Lodge No. q; Myrtle Lodge No.
= business
March ls-Mount Vernon Lodge. No 5. rank OF
page and knight; Union Lo5se, No. =. business
March Ie-Franklin Lodge No. 2. consolidation OF
Franklin Lodge. No. .. and Germauia Lodge. No.
IS. and entertainment.
CONTINUED on PAGE FOUR
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Eastern Lodge Has Excellent De-
gree Teams.

Eastern Lodge, No. =. I. o. o. F. held
one of its most interesting meetings
Wednesday evening. there being a splen-
did attendance noted. Important busi-
ness was transacted. after which the sec
ond degree under the direction of the new
degree master, Roy Fitch, conferred the
degree upon a candidate. and it is said
that the degree was conferred in splen-
did manner. Next meeting the third de-
gree. under leadership OF p. G. wilfred
E. Lawson will be conferred and all
members of this Jurisdiction are cordially
invited. as p. G. Lawson's new concepr
ton of this degree is said to be the finest
in the District. The interest taken in the
degree work of this lodge is nothing short
OF remarkable. and il is predicted that
very soon Eastern Lodge will be the pos
SCISSOR Of four degree STATS which will be
hard to excel. New applications are
coming in and with the new noble grand.
Albert W. Kaiser and his staff of officers
energetically working hard, it is said that
the members have become very enthu-
siastc and the prospects of Eastern
Lodge look very bright for the future.
The recent two unfortunate losses of p.
g. Job. f. Champion and P. G. NJ. W. f.
kettler have only served to stir the
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E.P. Taylor's Furniture House
700 G. Street

We have been selling your friends and neighbor:
Furniture for the last fifteen years. and saving then
lots of money.
Our real advertisement the quality and prices of
goods We hanGle the old reliable kinds of Furniture in
the design. about one-third less than you
it elsewhere.
We have large lot of samples fine grades and designs of
furniture which offer reduced prices which when you
consider their Quality. Genuine Bargains We guarantee
courteous service whether you buy not
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RoynI Purple Degree Conferred

Last Tuesday evening Fred d. Stuart
Encampment. No. Z. !. o. o. F., held Its
regular meeting and the royal purple de-
gree was conferred upon Candidate Ray
mond B. PLACER by the royal purple de-
gree staff under the direction OF p. c. M
and p. G. r. John II. Wood. degree d.
rector. II is said that the degree was
put on In full form and impressively eN-
emplifed. Chief Patriarch W. ii. Nc
Connel announced that on Tuesday. April
II the visitation by the Grand Encamp-
ment would take place and as the grand
patriarch, John d. Yoakley, Is a member
and also scribe OF this encampment. the
entertainment committee under the chair
manship of p. II. Leary promises some
lively times and surprises on that even
ing. and II is said that any patriarch who
fails to be present on this evening will
miss one of the treats Of his life The
members of the encampment. after the
closing Of the encampment. all attended
the visitation of Golden Rule Lodge in
the adjoining room. April IA being the
last visitation under the present grand
patriach. John d. Yoakley, great efforts
are being made to secure a large attend
ance from all of the other encampments
and patriarchs militant.
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Committee to Plan for Anniver..ry.

Tomorrow evening. in compliance with
a call by the grand master, the repre-
sentatives from the several subordinate
and Rebekah lodges, and on call from the
grand patriarch, the representatives from
the several encampments. with the rep
resentative from Canton Washington. No
1. will meet with Deputy Grand Master
William J. Rich, the Grand Lodge repre-
sentative, In the blue room, Odd Fellows
Hail. at s o'clock. to form a joint COM
mittee to make arrangements for holding
the ninety-fifth anniversary OF the order.
in compliance with the proclamation OF
the grand sire calling for such anniver-
sary exercises 1t Is desired that every
representative be present Monday even
ihg, that there may be no delay in form
ing the subcommittee to arrange for said
anniversary.
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Doinss Of Odd Fellows.
Calendar.
SUBORDINATE LODGES.

SUBORDINATE LODGES.
March 5-Union, No. II, and Beacon. No. IS
degree; Covenant. No. Il and Lsnsdou. No. IS
business.
March r-washinstou. No. O. and Golden Ruiz
No q. degree; Anity. No. q. gand visitation
March 1s-Eastern No. Z; Harmony. No. .. and
Federsi City Lodge. No. .. degree; Friendship. No
u. busipess
March le-Coumbia. No. 10, degree: Exoeizir. No.
II. 'busines: Salem. No. z. degree.
March D-Centni. No. !; Metropolis. No. H. and
Phoenix. No =. business.
ESCAMPMENrs.
March is-Mount Nebo. No. Q. degree.
March D-Aagenenu. No. grand visitatiou-
REBEKAH LODGES.
March 1-Neoni. No. ]. business; Ruth. No :
business and social.
March D-Miriam. No. business.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
March u-CAntou Washington, No. !, DIM.
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Dorcas Rebekah Lodge Holds BAN
ner Meeting.

Dorcas Rebekah Lodge. No. 4. held its
banner meeting of the year February q,
having the best attendance in both Wis
itors and members. Miss E. Pearle
Grigsby and several other prominent Re-
bekahs OF this Jurisdiction were present
and witnessed the degree that was con-
ferred on two candidates. Eight applica-
tions for membership were received and
among them were those Of Miss Gertrude
and Miss Elizabeth Gale and Sergt. John
]. CrOnin, recently of the Philippines.
The contest for membership closed on the
date mentioned above. and after the ap-
plications were counted Mrs. Annie Gale
was declared winner. Mrs. EsteIla Har-
bin, representing the losing side, will give
a banquet TO the winning side. The date
will be announced later
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membership to better work. both in at
tendance and gaining new members and
in the exemplifcation of the degree
work.
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Canton Washington to Attend I'm
portant Events.

Canton Washington, No. !, Patriarchs
Militant. held a lively meeting March Z.
Much important business was transacted.
and the canton contemplates a visit TO
Alexandria, Va. in the near future. and
has also an invitation to accompany the
Grand Lodge officers Of Maryland and
this jurisdiction to Hagerstown, Nd, on
April 10 to Join in the dedication OF the
new Odd Fellows Temple in that city on
said date. II Is reported that Grand Sir
A. o. Keller and Gen. Stccker, command
ing the Patriarchs Militant, will also he
present on that occasion. The arrange
ments are in the hands Of the Maryland
Jurisdiction, and IL is contemplated that
the Maryland delegation will come here
on a special train over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and those going from
Washington will accompany them on said
train. All Chevaliers are urged to be
present at the Saturday evening socials,
so as to brush up in the canton drill
The invitations, as above stated. will
come up for further discussion next Sat-
urday evening.
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Grand Master Rapp yisis Golden
Rule Lodge.

Last Tuesday evening Grand Master
Frank L. Rapp and his corps of grand
officers paid Golden Rule Lodge. No. q.
the annual visit There was large at
tendance OF the members Of the lodge.
and those from nearly every other lodge
In this jurisdiction. also several visitors
from other Jurisdictions. The Sxamina-
ton of the officers by the grand repre-
sentatives was very satisfactory. and the
reports from the grand secretary and
grand treasurer showed that the lodge.
despite its losses by death, was In good
condition, both as regards membership
and finances. Grand Representative w.
w. MILAN. on behalf of the Grand Lodge
officers, addressed the meeting, and at the
close OF the Official visit refreshments
were we'd.
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Union Lodge to Entertain Federal
City Lodge.

Tomorrow evening Union Lodge. No. Ii.
I. o. o. F., will entertain the officers and
members of Federal City Ledge In their
hall. third floor of the National Capital
Bank Building. 31s Pennsylvania avenue
southeast
An interesting program IL expected to
be provided by the entertainment COM
mittee, and an enjoyable evening is an
ticipated-
All Odd Fellows will be welcomed. This
Is the second of a series of social vista
tions planned by that lodge.
Columbia Lodge Holds Big Meeting.
Two candidates were initiated and two
new applications received in Columbia
Lodge. No. 10. l. o. o. F., at its session
Thursday night. There was a large at
tendance of members, and several wish
tors from other jurisdictions were also
present. ". NJ. Pollock was appointed to
represent the lodge on the general COM
mittee of the order in this district, hav-
ing in charge the presentation of the
claims of this city to the committee or
the Sovereign Grand Lodge in the matter
OF recommending a suitable site for the
proposed permanent home OF that body.
The building to be erected is to conform
in all respects to the dignity and worthi-
ness Of the great order it will represent,
and as such would be a creditable addi-
ton to the fine public and semi-public
buildings already located here.
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First Degree to BE Conferred by
Washington Lodge.

First Degree to BE Conferred by
Washington Lodge.
Washington Lodge No. 6, expects to
confer the first degree next Tuesday even
ing. Past Grand Fred Waterh6lter. of
said lodge has been quite Ill for some
Noakes. The /last-named brother, how
Noakes. The last named brother, how
ever. is again out and around. while
Brother Waterholter, although somewhat
improved is still confined to his bed.
Esther Rebekah lodge Planning
EntertainrAent.
Esther Rebekah Lodge, No. S, l. o. o.
T., held its regular meeting last Monday
evening in Odd Fellows Hall, Noble
Grand Ida NJ. Brimer presiding. A splen-
did attendance was noted andIimportant
business was transacted. One applica-
tion was received and reported to ap-
pointed committee for investigation. The
question of having a printed directory of
the lodge was again discussed and the
majority Of the members favor the prop
osition. The matter was deferred until
next meeting when the committee will
make full report and final action will
then be taken. The meeting proved to
be one of the liveliest held. A visiting
Rebekah, Brother Swing from the juris-
dhction of the State Of Indiana was called
upon and gave a very interesting ak
which was heartily enjoyed by all. The
next meeting being social meeting. the
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Ruth Rebekah Lodge to Entertain.

Ruth Rebekah Lodge, No. 2, has pre-
pared for quite an elaborate program for
the social seance to be held tomorrow
evening. Short stories in verse by the
St Elizabeth Literary Society. and an
exempIification of the Bread Line to-
gether with other literary and musical
numbers, will be introduced, and gen.
orally enjoyable evening for all members
Of the Rebekah lodges is looked for. Ar
rangements have been made for ban
quet at the close OF the program. One
of the features Of the evening will be a
sock sociai
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Osiris Lodge to Entertain.

Osiris Lodge, No. es. F. A. A NJ. will
have no degree work at its stated
communication on Wednesday night,
March is. After the regular business,
the evening will be devoted to enter
tainment and sociability. One or two
speakers will be present to assist in
making the evening a pleasant one.
The master. Alvin d. Hathaway, in his
notice for this meeting is making a
special appeal to the stay-at-homes to
come out and become better ac-
Quainted.
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Harmony Lodge Confers Third
Degree.

Harmony lodge No. 9 held an unusually
we'll attended session Wednesday evening.
The third degree was conferred in excel
lent manner. and arrangements were made
for having the initiatory degree next
Wednesday evening. The members OF the
degree teams are putting forth every
effort to perfect themselves in the degree
work.
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Amity Lodge to Receive Grand
Master.

Next Tuesday evening Grand Maste
Frank f. Rapp and his grand officers vii
pay Amity Lodge No. %, the annual visit
the grand master is seriously contemplat
ing. in view of the day OF carrying witt
him the official gavel presented to hin
by Eastern Lodge No. Z. few week
since. that order and decorum on the oc
casion may be assured. All members o
the order are cordially invited to atten,
this visitation.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-15

CONTINUED on PAGE FOUR.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-22

ST. Louis. July n After pitching
Iaiftighi ban for five innings pfeffor
went TO pieces and -. Louis scored
five runs winning The second game of
the series from Brooklyn, to T. Up
t. the fifih inning, pfeffor ala not al
low hit
The umpires hanished four local
players for disputing decisions Brook p
lNn scored ita runs by punching hits la
the second aud sixth innings and by
Dauberts home run IN the fifth
Scnre Il "a r.
brooklyn 020 oil OO0-4 II /
St Louis ... GOO 0oa O0x-5 o.
Batteries pfeffcr. Reulhach ana
- Miller. Perduc and Wineo. Sny-
der
summary. Two-hase hu--Dalton.
Three base hit utshHw Home runs
panhert, Mugec. Hits--On Prefer.
6 In 3 10. off Reulbach. 3 in 2 2-3.
Double play Miller 10 Nngo.
hases on balls -Off pfeffer, l. struck
out ~ Perdue hy pfeffer. 4 by
iculhach, , tmpires Byron ana
Johnson