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The Washington herald., 1914-10-11
ROCKVILLE.

Miss Eleanor Maynard, Of Frederick
County, has been visiting Mrs. T. Hich-
ard Falvey here.
After spending a week visiting at Ash
land. Va, Mrs. Cooke D. Luckett has
returned to her home here.
Mrs George 8. Stone has as her guest
here Mrs. Taylor. Of Kentucky.
The Misses Dawson entertained the
Rockville Euchre Club Tuesday after
noon. their guests including the members
Of the club and q few other friends.
Master Robert Lewis, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John R. Lewis, of Damascus, en-
tertained q large number of his little
friends q few days ago in celebration
Of the sixth anniversary Of his birth.
Among the couples married in Rockville
during the week were Robert c. Sharp
md Miss Minnie S. Mcconnell. both of
Warrington; Frank Wedge, Of Lake
wood, New York, and Mlss Rose StAub.
of Washington. and Robert s. Souder and
Miss Maude Irene schwartzbeck, beth Of
this county.
Invitations have been issued by the
young men Of Rockville and vicinity TO
their annua Halloween dance which win
Be held IN the opera house here the even
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How to Danish
Wrinkles Quickly

II the average woman only knew 1t. It
Is not at all dificult to preserve the
youthful contour and velvety smoothness
Of complexion. Every woman hates to
see her face wrinkled or baggy. and prac-
tically every one has experimental with
some sort Of patent remedy in the EFFORT
either to remove such condition or ward
II on
As a matter Of fact, the most effective
remedy in the world Is one that any
woman can easily make up herself at
home. In moments time. Let her take
one ounce OF pure powdered saxolite,
which she can purchase at any drug
store, and dissolve 1t In q half pint Of
witch hazel Apply this harmless and
rstreshinE solution to the face every day
Inc results are surprising-and instaE-
taneous. Even after the very first appli-
cation marked Improvement e sppar-
ent The wrinkles are less In evidence
and the face has a comfortable snug
feeling OF nrmnesB taat II most deliEht-
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receipts for the quarter as ss455 and the
expenses as $65s. IS, leaving a surplus Of
S2Ss.s exclusive Of S231.s6 in the hands
Of the treasurer at the beginning OF the
quarter. The trustees also had s.. 800 in
vested. which with an appraised valua-
ton Of other property as S507.5O made the
total assets 8. S29S. The membership
numbered 81
Past Councillor G. 7. Barksdale was
elected one OF the representatives to the
State Council, Vice Past State Councillor
z. L Balderson resigned.
Addresses were made by Past State
Councillor W. L Jenkins and W. ].
Frizard, of Constellation, Council. No.
80. Remarks were also made by Past
State Councillors s. Brashears, E. L.
Balderson and Past Councillors H. A.
Beck, W. H. Lanham. G. w. Meetze, W.
E. Saunders and others
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Mrs. Maud Z. Royse. president; Mrs.
Nettie N Tying vice PRESIDENT Mrs.
Bertha Nichols. secretary. and Ars- Alb
bic Z. Gates. treasurer. Several commitr
tees were appointed, and arrangements
made 70 meet again Saturday evening %
consider a set Of bylaws TO Be presented.
The object Of the auxiliary Il 70 aid the
canton IN ali matters pertaining to the
social sessions Of that organisation. and
to render such other aid a. the Canton
may require from the ladies.
Eestern Lodge wnI welcome Wait
- Orn.
Eastern Lodge, No. p held another rec
ord breaking session last Tuesday even
ing There were several visitors present
from other jurisdictions to witness the
comforting Of the initiatory degree for
which this lodge Is becoming famous in
this Jurisdiction. On Wednesday evening
the lodge will confer the first degree, and
will welcome all members Of the order
who win attend.
Col. Hugh A. Henry and wife Roy
ally Entertained.
The order has been honored during the
past two weeks by having as its guests.
OOl. kluBu n. 11C4AIg anu tAa1 'NtAC ~ ~
troit, Mich. Col Henry motored from
Detroit, Mich. TO Atlantic City. N. j.,
to attend the Sovereign Grand Lodge last
month as one of the grand represent
atiyes from the jurisdiction Of Michigan,
and there became acquainted with the
members Of Canton Washington No. ],
and with them returned TO this city. He
has been the guest Of Capt. William p.
Pumphrey, and Past Grand Master
Thomas ]. Gates. during his stay in this
city. and has visited several OF the sub
ordinate and Rebeksh lodges. Col. Henry
was mayor Of Detroit. Mich. apd Is now
attached to the Patriarchs Militant staff.
He and his wife are most excellent COM
pany, and have made hosts Of friends
during their visit in this city. He left
Thursday and viii motor 10 New York,
thence to Detroit by the way OF Albany,
Buffalo and Cleveland.
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ing Of October 30. The committee of ar
rsngements Is composed OF Berry E
Clark. Robert L. Warield, Julian Whit
ing. Thomas L Dawson, and Valentine
Wilson. The chaperons will be Mrs. Ed
ward c. Peter, Mrs. William Dorsey, Mrs.
Howard s. Larcombe, and Mrs. Richard
II. Stokes
An open meeting Of the Rockville
Woman's club was held at the club
rooms here q few evenings ago, 9 large
number of the members and others at
tending. Mrs. H. Clinton Allnutt pre-
sided. Mrs. Francis c. Getzendanner
gave a reading, Miss Annabel Allnut and
Messrs. Clark and worthington sang, and
Misses Mamie Hogg, Lucy Smith, and
Marguerite Hiatt furnished instrumental
music. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Hugh MAgruder has returned to
her home In Salisbury, Nd, after spend
ing some time visiting relatives here.
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Events Of Washington Eagles.

During the past week the local aerie
was visited by NJ. Korb and Frank Elm
stein, botl Of New York Aerie, No. 4s1.
Brother Einsteln spoke Of the wonderful
growth Of the order in the big city and
also in several other cities which he had
visited recently.
A new degree team has been formed
and viii put on the degree work at the
next initiation.
Chairman Luther B. Hayes. Of the en-
tertainment committee announces that
the first grand oyster roast OF the sea-
son will be given at Eagles home on
Monday evening, November 2 Also there
will be a meeting Of this committee on
Monday evening, October T. and all mem
bers are requested to be present.
The next aerie meeting win be held on
Thursday evening. October q, and many
surprises await those who attend.
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wood Hive, was much surprised Monday
about o'clock in the evening to see the
Ladies OF the Maccabees coming through
her gate to assist her in the celebration
Of her birthday anniversary. The ladies
Of the hive are very fond of their leader
and took this way Of expressing theII
appreciation They presented her with q
cut-glass water pitcher and many kindly
wishes.
The October number of the Ladies' Re-
view, the official magazine of the Ladies
OF the Maccabees, is a distinctly birthday
anniversary number. The cover heraIds
the order as First in fraternity, first In
stability and first in the hearts OF Its
members" An editorial remarks ''Octo@
Der is happy New Year for the LadieG
Of the Maccabees Of the World"
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J. Q. U. A. M.

Edward ]. Ross Council. no q. Junior
Order United American Mechanics.
Wednesday evening received hve applica-
tons for Membership. A communication
was also received from State Councillor
James A. Madison. jr.. requesting the
councils drill team to confer the degrees
in its hall at the class initiation octo-
Der IA
The trustees Of the council submitted
their report for the quarter ending, Sep
temher- %. Ths report showed the total
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DOings Of the Odd Fellows.
Calendar
SUBORDINATE LODGES.

SUBORDINATE LODGES.
October H-CoTenant, No. i. degree; Union. No.
II. Beacon No. Is and Iangdon. No. q, business.
z. decree; Golden Rule. No. q, business
octobe H-Esstern, No. {, degree; Harmony, No.
9. Friendship. No. L. and Federal City. No. %.
business
ocO6- Il-colunbia. No. 10. E1eslaos. No. Il.
and Salem, No. 2, degee.
Octobez l-Central No. /, degree; Metropolis,
No. k and Phoenix. No. .. bnSpeS
REBEKAH LODGES.
October E-Esther. No. 5, grand visitation.
October I5-MiriHm, No. g. business
ENCAAIPMENTS.
October B-Fred d. Stuart No. Z, degree.
October lHColumhian. No. l, degree.
October l5-Magsnenu. No. g. b1sinesA
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
October ls-OGnton washington, No. !. social
session.
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5. P. o. Els.

The regular meeting Of Washington
Lodge. No. Is B. p. o. Elks. was held
Wednesday evening. this being the hrst
Of the regular meetings to be held week
iy heredftsr. A large number Of mem-
SsEl attsrded and were Esl reSaEdsd'
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The Maccabees.
Calendar.

October E-BLightvood Hive. Msccabee Hall
BnshtWood. birthday celebration: Mount Vernon
Hive. Pythi1n Temrle. auction ghost party; George
town Hive. No. 10 Potomac Bank Han, regular
view.
pie, birthday cslsbntion.
october H-Endependent Hive. No. 4. supper
home Of Mr. William A. Coz. SIS Fifth street
northwest.
October Is-GeOrEeto-n Hive. No 10. POtOnao
Han. Georvetown-
October ls-National Hive, No. /, PythiGn Temple.
homeconinz
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by an interesting meeting lasting three
hours.
The committee on visiting the sick re-
ported that most OF the afiicted were
making satisfactory improvement.
On recommendation of the Board Of
Trustees, various improvements in the
building were authorized. in order to meet
the comfort of the members as well as
the public who patronized the building.
The secretary read a very interesting
report covering the operations of the
lodge for the six months ending Septem-
Der 30, which showed the finances to be
in a very satisfactory condition.
A communication was read from the
newly elected grand exalted ruler, ex-
pressing his Fluctuations to the lodge
and commenting upon the different
amepdments to the constitution of the
Grand Lodge adopted at the last annual
meeting held in Denver.
A great many applications were re-
ceived and referred to various commit
tees for attention.
The exalted ruler announced that initia-
ton will be held Wednesday, October Il,
when a large class will be initiated, fol-
lowing which q social session will be
held.
Some interesting and appropriate re-
marks were, made by the following:
Brother Dow, OF Bedford City. Va;
Brother watkins, Of Manila Lodge, and
Brother Samuel Gompers, OF Washing
ton, D. C., lodge.
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Victory Hive. No u. rendered a recep-
ton Tuesday evening to District Hive,
No. g. These two hives have become, one
and will henceforth be known as Victory
Hive, No. u. Three past commanders Of
District Hive, Mesdames Carson, Bradley
and Snyder. the commander. Miss Annie
O'Donnen. and the record keeper, Mrs.
Maggie Morcock, spoke. State Com
mander. Mrs. Mabel T. La Rue. referred
to each birthday as the beginning Of a
new year. Mrs. A. NJ. welch termed the
union of these hives a wedding. and
hoped they would live happily ever after.
There were two prize-winning games.
Mrs Hardy being lucky in one. An ac-
tive membership contest was launched
under the 'get-a-member" campaign.
Upon the suggestion Of Mrs. Darling. the
divisions were designated Northland and
Southland. Mrs. Bucker was chosen
leader Of the Southlands and Mrs. Mary
shires leads the Northland side. After
the close OF the contest December 20 the
losers have promised the winners sup
per. The committee for the Halloween
meeting. October %. Is Mrs S. v. Darling.
Mrs z. r. Pollock and Mrs. Hardy. Miss
Bum lighted the twenty-five candles on
the birthday cake to signal the serving
OF refreshments. Mrs. Katherine E. Cert
ner. as chairman Of the entertainment
eial success Of the evening. The beauti-
ful decoration Of autumn leaves and the
profusion OF flowers came from the gar
den Of the commander. Mrs Mattingly.
Of Brookland.
Mrs. Phoebe A Ferry. Of Illinois ave.
ma northwesf cornmandef of BrfEht-
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RAW MILK AND CREAM

are of all single causes the
most prolific fog the produe-
ton OF diseases
Ill health or lack Of clean
liness among dairy hands.
stable dirt, soiled utensils.
impure rinsing water. togeth-
er with the warmth and dust
Of the stable, are the principal
causes Of contamination. and.
as milk is the best-known me-
dium for breeding germs,
these rapidly multiply into
many millions-
tuberculosis. scarlet fever,
diphtheria, septic sore throat.
and notably typhoid and
other intestinal diseases. are
often caused by raw milk and
cream, and no amount Of in
spection can be relied upon to
prevent milk contamination
at all times.
The only reliable means fer
preventing milk infections Is
pasteurization. and this sim
pie treatment does not change
the character OF the milk nor
affect its nutritivs value or Its
digestibility.
We can home-pasteurizs
milk by bringing It to near
boiling. then cool. and keep
cold and covered until used.
Even entirely healthy adults
who would ordinarily not be
affected by impure food IL
they continue drinking i'm
pure milk and cream long
enough will eventually VIII
ate their blood and under
mine their natural resistance
and become subject to attacks
Of sickness, the underlying
cause Of which is usually not
suspected.
But children, sick people.
and all who are in a rundown
condition should in particular
never drink raw milk or raw
cream, nor eat fee cream made
Of them.
The Health omcer Of the
District Of Columbia will fur
nish free information as to
the average grade Of safety
OF the milk ana cream, raw
or pasteurized. sold by any
milk dealer in this city.
Society for Prevention Of Sickness
E. BRuAA sssuisu
The Bulletins Of the Society
for Prevention Of sickness.
signed by Mr.. E Berlinef. are
based on much careful study.
and they deserve the attention
Of the public. for whose bsns-
ae fh.xy ara faauad
Cen. GEO. n. srERNBERo.
Csurgeon General U. s.
Army. retired.
DR.. GEO. II KoBER.
(Prof. Of Hygiene. ceofgs-
town University.
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Local Rebelahs to visit Alexandria

sary.
Next Wednesday evening win occur the
sixty-third anniversary Of the institution
Of the Rebelzah branch Of the order The
exercises will be held in the Auditorium
Of Odd Fellows Hail. Seventh street
northwest. commencing at p. m. Fol-
lowing an interesting program that has
been arranged by the committee. the
evenings entertainment will close with
dancing until midnight 1t Is desired that
all members of the order. whether mem
bers Of the Rebekah branch or not will
be present on that occasion. The even
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Mount NebO Eneampment Enter
tniBs All odd Fellows.


Mount Nebo Encampment, No 8, held
the third of the series Of open socials'
inaugurated by the joint committee from
the four encampments last Wednesday
evening. There was an unusually large
attendance. and all appreciated an ex-
ceptionally interesting program. which
consisted Of Introductory remarks by Past
Chief Patriarch P. H. Leary, chairman; !;
vocal solos by Mrs. Wilson, humorous
talk by Rev E. Hez Swen, vocal solo by
Mr.. Thomas. accompanied by Mrs. Ship
man. recitations by Messrs. Hammer and
white, and an instructive dissertation on
Agriculture" by Grand Chaplain H. P.
Petty.
Canton Washington, No. !, under COM
mand Of Capt H.SP. Pumphrey attended
the session In q body. and added much to
the general good humor that prevailed
The session closed with the singing Of
America by all present. The next so
cial viii be at Columbian Encampment
No. ]. Wednesday evening, November II.
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The ohicers' Club. which should have
met last Friday evening. postponed its
meeting to Monday, October 10. Ihde-
pendent Hive, No. 4. oficers viii enter
tain rhe-club on that date in Pythian
Temple.
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Ing's address viii be delivered by Mrs.
Susan Jones. Of Baltimore, past president
sof the Maryland assembly. There viii be
singing and interesting addresses by
members Of the order.
Local RebeI<ahs 10 Visit ALEXANDRIA
Lodge.
The grand visitation of Grand Master
Frank z. Rapp and his Grand Lodge Of
fcers to Esther Lodge. No. 5, win occur
tomorrow evening. Arrangements have
been made for a most enjoyable evening.
and all members OF the Rebekah branch
Of the order are invited TO be present.
On Tuesday evening the degree star Of
Esther Lodge viii visit Alexandria. Va,
by invitation, and confer the Rebekah
degree upon a class of candidates for
the Rebekah Lodge located in that city.
The team has been rehearsing during the
past two weeks and It Is expected that
the degree will be given in excellent
form.
Golden Rule LoAEe to Receive
Visitors.
Golden Rule Lodge, No. q. is extending
a general invitation to all members of
the order TO be present next Tuesday
evening. October 1s. on which occasion
Federal City Lodge, No. %, will pay the
lodge fraternal visit. A good time is
assured all who attend.
AnPiVersary Celebrated by Naomi
RebeIahs.
There was a large attendance at the
session OF Naomi Rebekah Lodge. No. y.
last Monday evening, and much important
business was transacted. The investment
Of funds Of the lodge as reported by
Treasurer = D. Yoakley was heartily in
dorsed. Past Grand Emma Strobel was
elected to I'LL the ONCE OF noble grand
for the remainder Of the term, owing to
the resignation Of the noble grand. Mrs
Maud Abel who resigned on account of
III health. Miss Isabella McKie was
elected and appointed officers were in
stalled into ONCE by Past Noble Grand
Mrs. Alice Thomas, acting as special
deputy grand master, assisted by Pas
Noble Grand Minnie Draeger as special
deputy grand marshal. The lodge voted
favorably upon the resolution, petitioning
for a Rebekah assembly in this jurisdic-
ton. The session closed with an enter
tainment in celebration of the thirty-ninth
anniversary OF the institution of the
lodge. The program, In charge Of Miss
Emma Strobel. was enjoyed by all
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Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.

LODGES.
October l5-DaWson. No B, z A; stansbul1
No. q.
ocsoSg IS-Fedsral. No. 1; Acacia. No Is: II
konA. No. =
October 4-HE-no1y. No. Z. school Of fnstruotson
october B-NaTal No 4; Hiram No. 10; IA Fay
cite. So y. n. NJ. > William R. sinslston No. 81
sEiStanon.
October Is-cOhnbs. No. ). Z. A.; Lebanon,
YL ov ,,-,
October n-Mount Vernon, No. ), P. and n 4;
Hiram, No. 10. P. and NJ T.: Anaeossia No Il
October D-Mount Horeb. No. z; Potomac. Ne Q
October H-Stount Pleasant. No. Is, b1AnesI
October i6-Sehool of Instruction
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS
October 5-Adouiram Council. No.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMlIANDERI2
October B-De Aolay Mounted, No.
ocoob9 H-Washington, No. ].
October l6-Columbia, No.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTusH RITE
October B-EFangeist Chapter Roe Croix No !
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
October E-T@ple, No. I5: Columbia No. Is
October B-Electa. No 2; Bethlshem. No. u
Friendship. No. II.
October H-NRomi. No. ,; BrookiEnd. No. Il
October B-ESther. No. s.
October l6-Martha. No 4
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Ruth Rebel<ahs to Hold "BarEain
saIe.o


z Ruth Rebekah Lodge. No.-2. held an
interesting session last Tuesday evening,
there being present several visitors from
other jurisdictions. among them Mrs.
Jennie Henry, of Garland Rebekah
Lodge. No. 3ss. of Detroit. Mich, who ad-
dressed the meeting. The next session
will be social in feature, a program hav-
ing been arranged by the entertainment
committee. There wi1l also be a bar
gain sale and suits. Jewelry etc, viii
be disposed Of at auction. everybody is
cautioned TO come early on the evening
Of October 1s.
Canton washington Makes Merry.
Canton washington, No. /. held an In
teresting session last Saturday evening
Atlantic City experiences were told, and
Past Captain Henry. ex-mayor Of the
city OF Detroit, Mich. was present as the
guest Of the evening. At the close Of the
business session. refreshments were
served in the dining room.
Ladies'. Auxiliary tS Canton Organ
ised.
Plans were advanced at the last session
Of the Canton, for the estaslishment Of a
ladies' auxiliary to the canton, and Tues
day evening about eighteen ladies', wives,
sisters and daughters Of members Of the
canton assembled IN the canton room. ana
perfected an organiSation BY elscting
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orient commandery win. Cup.

Orient Commandery, No. S, Knight6
Templar, won the silver loving cup Of
fered in the annual inspection and re-
view held by the Grand Commandery
Knights Templar Of Washington, at the
American League Bail Park, last Thurs
day afternoon. Washington Comman-
dery, No. l; Columbia Commandery, No,
2; Potomac Commandery, No. .. and d
Molay Mounted Commandery, Nc. 4. also
took part in the review.
Columbia commandery's drill team pre-
sented the drill which they gave at thu
triennial conciavs in Denver last year
with all its intricate maneuvers and for
CONTINUED on PAGE FoUR.
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Mrs. phoebe A. Perry. Of Illinois ave-
nue. northwest, commander of Bright
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The committee on visiting the sick re-
ported that most OF the afnicted were
making satisfactory Improvement.
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White Eagle Tribe met at Pythian Tenn
pie Wednesday night. Great Sachem Gar
trell spoke Of his visitations which start
tomorrow with Usage Tribe. No. 6.
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Logan Tribe met at Redmen's Hail.
Wisconsin avenue northwest. last week.
Brother George Ruhl paid the tribe a
visit after his late illness.
Logan Tribe Is going to Alexandria,
Va, to initiate class Of 30 members for
osceola Tribe. No. !, and Seminole Tribe.
No. s..
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by an interesting meeting lasting three
hours
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Seneca Tribe met at Bank Hall, S1s
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Friday
night Great Chief Of Records ]. B.
Altman. sr., and his son, J. B. Altman,
jr., gave addresses. The 'hustling COM
mittee" Of the Great Council OF the Dis
trict will meet at Logan Tribe Hall to-
day. October II. at $50 D. m.
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great many applications were re-
ceived and referred to various commit
tees for attention.
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The Health omcer of the
District Of Columbia will fur
nish free information as to
the average grade Of safety
OF the milk and cream, raw
or pasteurized. sold by any
milk dealer in this city.