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The Washington herald., 1914-11-22

the Neephyte will be pleasant Fragrant
flowers will be strewn In his path. He
shall eat Of the luscious fruits Of the
earth. Music and song will cheer him
and drive away all care. The fires of
the grotto will blaze with mirth and good
will
He also announces that there will be a
barbecue of turkey. and pumpkin pie, and
smokes for the smokers. Under the head
of entertainment he tells Just enough TO
whet the appetite and curiosity in the
following brevities: Sam Shreve's Fun
Factory" Charlie Stevens Mirth Mills, ="
stunts" ''ticklers," music" 'mys-
teries," "An Made in the Grotto." Come
early and stay late; youl feel better for
having been with U.S."
On Thursday evening Kallipolis Glee
Club entertained Sioux Tribe, No. Is, Inn
proved Order of Red Men. Solos were
rendered by Charles A. Stevens, Edward
L. Hutchinson. Kirk c. Miller, w. z.
Fookes, Milton J. Fillius. and Fred
Kramer. and an Italian monologue was
given by /. S. Goldsmith
Tuesday evening the band and slee club
will entertain Electa Chapter, o. E. s.,
at Anacostia. The Grotto members have
of Anacostia bridge at 7:3o, where the
band will meet and escort them to the
hall
ZaI Gaz Grotto, No. "a, of Ann Arbor,
Mich. initiated a large class on Novem-
Der IS Grand Venerable Prophet HerOld
NJ. Harter. who is also monarch Of On
Ton-Ta-La Grotto, Of Toledo, ohio, was
present.
Omar Grotto, No. Ss. Of Boston. is pre-
pairing for an elaborate ceremonial on
November q.
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Doings Of the Odd Fellows.
suRoRnINATE IoDGEs.

SUBORDINATE LODGES.
November 3-Union, No. IL; Covenant, No. d
Beacon. No. Is. and LAngdon. No 3. business
November a-washington. No g. degree; Golden
Rule, No. q. and Amity, No. 2, business
November B-Eastern, No. :, social session. hAr-
mony. No. 9. Federl City. No. %. degree; FrleDo-
ship, No. Il businez
Novembsr B-Columbia. No. 10. and Exceislor, No.
Il. degree; Salem. No. 2. business
November d-Centrzl No. l. anniversary SOCIAL
Metropolis No. l6 and Phoenix. No. q, business
ENCAAIPMENTS.
November H-Fred d. Stuart, No. !. degree
November SColumbia No. !. degree.
REBEKAH LODGES.
November Z-Esther No. 5, social SESSION.
November Z-Martha Washington, No ), and Dor
CAS- No. T. degree WORK.
PATRIARCHs MILITANT.
Noyeuber 2-Cauton Washington, No. !. social
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Mhtrons and Patrons of 1913 Plan
Memorial Service.

The Matrons and Patrons Association
OF 1913 will hold a memorial service in
memory OF the late Past Grand Patron
Kenton Neal Harper at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home on Sunday, Novem-
Der ., at o'clock. This will be the
first anniversary of the dedication Of
the new home. The program OF the eX-
ercises will appear next Sunday. Mem
bers of the fraternity in general are cor
daily invited to attend. Conveyances
will meet Takoma Park cars
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Ruth Reb.k.h. Confer Degree.

Ruth Rebekah Lodge, No! 2, has start
ed comforting the Rebekah degree on a
long list of applicants. Last Monday
evening the degree was conferred. and
arrangements perfected for class de-
gree at the first meeting in December.
The degree team has resolved itself into
a social organization with a view to de-
veloping entertaining features at coming
sessions, and perfecting the team in de-
gree work. All members Of the lodge are
eligible to membership in said organiza-
tion, and meetings will be held every
Thursday evening until further notice.
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J. o. u. A. M.

Edward ]. Ross Council. No. Is. Junior
Order United American Mechanics. at its
meeting Wednesday ev-ning conferred
the degrees on two applicants and rein
stated a former member. The council
was the successful contestant in obtain
ing the prize given by the State council
for making the largest increase In mem
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Rebeknh Degree Conferred.

At its last session. Martha Washing
ton Lodge. No. l, conferred the degree,
in excellent form on three applicants. A
vote on applying for a charter for a Re
bekah assembly was taken and carried
in favor. hence the seven -.ebekah lodges
have now unanimously signified their de-
sire that the Grand Lodge grant a char
ter for a Rebekah assembly.
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SOCIETY NEWS

Of the initIatory work was very compp-
mentary and indicates the excellence OF
the coming ceremonials Of the temple.
The divan for the occasion was COM
posed Of the following: Shiek and royal
vizier.- J. b. Conner. grand emir, w. =.
Dentnger; Mahedi, Z. H. Heiss; Mokan-
ma, s. M. Pearson; .Joc; @. Frank Day;
Mokanna's band OF hrigands, c. L. Ar
rick. ID. F. Brown. H. Z. Boswell. f. M.
PelEman, v. N. Fookes, J. s. Prescott, J.
L. Neeb. A. J. Schippert and w. N.
Williams: escorts, J. N. Mcqueen and e.
F. Sedan; satrap. I. A. Emmons; cleo
tricians, j. 8. Prescott and j. NJ. Nc
Queen. Among those who entertained
the members OF the temple during their
travels over the sands were George +.
Wheelock, Joseph Stein, Harry Cohen,
Harry Boswell and others. Royal Prince
ID T. Pines was master OF ceremonies,
and the refreshmnts were under the di-
rection Of c. L. Arrick and NJ. T. Pines.
The next regular meeting OF the temple
VIII be held on the second Monday In
December. when the officers for the COM
ing years will be elected. as well as a
representative TO the imperial palace.
syracusians Lodge TO Confer Rank
of knight.
Syracusians Lodge. No. 10. knights of
Pythias. will confer the rank of knight
upon a class at its next convention on
Friday evening.
RathbOne Bible Class to Receive
Rank of Page.
The rank of page will be conferred
upon the class to be initiated under the
auspices Of the Rathbone Bible Class on
December II. The obligation of the rank
Will be taken upon the Bible owned by
the founder of the order. which was pre-
sented TO him by his mother on his fifth
birthday. Upon this Bible the original
members Of the order pledged their fidel-
ity to the principles of Pythian knight
hood, and II is one of the highest priEed
treasures OF the Supreme Lodge, being
kept in the custody of supreme
Keeper OF Records and Seals Fred
Wheaton. who will be here at that time
to administer the obligation. The mi
tiation will be held under the direction
of Mount Vernon Lodge. No. ), which
has been requested to assemble in special
convention on that date for this purpose.
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Charter of Mount Pleasant Lodge
still Open.

The prospects for a live energetic lodge
at Mount Pleasant are daily increasing.
Additional names to the application for
a charter have been presented during
the past week, and it is reliably reported
that several more will sign during the
coming week Notice as to when the
charter list will be closed will be pub
lished later.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22
Eastern Lodge to Hold Open ses-

Next wednesday evening Eastern
Lodge, No. Z, will meet at 7:3O o'clock,
and with the closing of the routine busi-
ness will hold a. open session. The en-
tertainment committee reports that ar
rangements have been made for introduc-
ing several new and interesting features,
and q large attendance OF the members II
looked for. Only members OF the lodge
and sister lodges are expected. The COM
mittee on the entertainment to be held
in the auditorium of Odd Fellows Hail.
December 4, have completed the arrange
ments, and a record breaking attendance
is expected on that occasion.
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Knights Of Pythias Events.
Calendar.
InnnEE

November 5-DecatH, No. g. rank Of knight
CAlanthe. No. II, ank Of esquire; Equal. No. L..
rank Of pagc.
November 24-Webster. No. I, business; Excelsior.
No. Il. rank Of rage; CAPITAL, No. "A. grand yisi-
tation; Myrtle, No s. business.
November 5-Mount Vernon. No. 5. business;
Union, No. -. business Columbia, No. 3, business.
November 26-Hamony, No. y. business; NoEem-
Der G-Syracusians. No. 10. rank Of knight Rath
bOne-Superior. No. .. business
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
November S-Friendship Temple. No. ., business
November H-Rathbone Temple. No. 8, business.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22
Covenant Lodge Follows Visitation
with Banquet.

Last Monday evening Grand Master
Rapp and his officers paid Covenant
Lodge an official visit. The lodge room
was beautifully decorated and there was
present a large number of members from
a majority of the lodges. The secret work
was well rendered and at the close of
same the grand secretary and grand
treasurer rendered their reports, showing
that the lodge was improving financially,
and holding its own numerically. The
grand master was presented with a foun-
tain pen as a token of the esteem and
regard of the lodge. The evenings ses-
sion closed with a banquet.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22
Central Lodge to Celebrate ANN
VerSaFy.

Next Friday evening. Central Lodge, No.
/. will at the close of the business ses-
sion, celebrate the anniversary Of the or
Ganiza ton of the lodge. 1t is reported
that an exceptionally fine program has
been arranged and a good time is antici-
pated by the EIembers, their families and
friends.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22
Federal City Lodge to Attend An
nIverSary Exercises.

According to the schedule adopted by
Federal City Lodge, No. 20. that lodge
will pay Central Lodge No l, a fraternal
visit next Friday evening, and enjoy with
them the anniversary exercises.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22
High school Rifle Clubs Begin
Practice.

Thirty members of the Mckinley Man
ual Training High School and the West
ern High School Rifle clubs began their
seasons practice at the Center Market
Armory range last Wednesday afternoon.
the result of such practice being to de-
terInine the selection Of rifle teams to
compete in the national high school COM
petition for the War Department trophy
and the championship of the United
States. Some excellent shooting was
done, and the boys were fortunate in
being able to receive the valuable advice
and coaching of the Marine Corps ex-
perts, who were present in connection
with their work with the Boy Scouts
under the supervision of the National
Rifle Association Of America.
nnN--rr IN ~ uAcr rurprrr-r
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Harmony Lodge to Confer Degrees

Harmony Lodge, No. 9. has started its
fall degree work, and will be busy con-
ferrinc degrees each meeting night from
now on. All members of the order are
cordially invited to visit the lodge.
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Visiting Team to Confer Degree
for Decatur Lodge.

Decatur Lodge. No. g. will confer the
rank Of knight at its convention on Mon
day evening, having invited the knight
rank team OF Syracusians Lodge. No. 10
to perform the work for them.
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Oldest Pythian Lodge in World Re.
cetyes Visitation.

Grand Chancellor H. NJ. vandervort
and his associate Grand Lodge officers
paid their Official visit to Franklin
Lodge. No. 2, the Oldest Pythian lodge in
the world, at Pythian Temple on Thurs
day evening. The examination of the
Grand Lodge officers showed the lodge
to be in a prosperous condition.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22
PatriarchaI Degree to Be E1em-
pHhed.

Tuesday evening Fred D. Stuart En-
Campment, No. T. have the patriarchal
degree Should the candidate not ap-
pear however, arrangements have been
made to exemplify the patriarchal de-
gree. All members are requested to be
Prcsent.-
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Notes of the National Union
Councils.
Calendar.

November G-Pressmens Cornell Eagles Hail;
Scott Council. Pythian Temple; Northeast Wash
ingtOn Council. Northeast Temple: Federal Coun-
oil Perpetual Building Association Hall.
November 3-Bancroft Council, typographical
Temple: DahlCren Council, Pythian Temple.
November S-East Washington Council, Weller's
Hall; Mckinley Council Washington Hall
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MaEenenu Encampment Receives
Official Visit.

Magenenu Encampment held its vista
ton last Friday evening, and there were
present a large number of members and
visiting patriarchs. The next open en-
campment social will be held in this en-
Campment Friday evening, December 20.
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Local onssiaI. Attend Ceremonie.
in Baltimore.

State Deputy Normoyle and several
prominent members OF the order were in
attendance OF the Cathedral in Baltimore
on last Sunday at the ceremonies Of Con-
secration of Bishop shahan. OF the Cath
olic University.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22
Royal Arch Mason. Plan Big Din

A gathering of unusual Importance
and interest to the Royal Arch Ma
sons of the District of Columbia
will be held December l. The ma
ture Of the gathering will be a din
ner," arranged under the auspices of
the High Priests Association for the
year 1914" The dinner will be served in
the banquet room Of the Masonic Tenn
pie, promptly at $50 O'Clock D. m, to
enable all those who desire to leave by
o'clock to meet other engagements to
do so. 1t is hoped that this function
will inaugurate what will be an annual
AFFAIR, and promote the interests of
Royal Arch Masonry. Companions must
eat, and are asked to get particulars from
any member OF the High Priests Asso-
citation and help to swell the crowd, as
preparations will be made for 500.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22
AscaI0n Temple Holds Record Ger.
emOniaI.

AscaIon Temple, NoN 81, Dramatic Or
der knights of Khorassan, the play
ground of Pythianism, on last Wednes-
day evening staged one of the best cere-
monials ever held by that temple since
its institution. The work of the divan
in the comforting OF the dramatic portion
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22

The last regular meeting of Mckinley
Council was well attended by the mem
bership and quite a number of visiting
friends from other councils. Senators
Dunbar, Elmer johnson. ]. Harry Jones
and A. NJ. Budgen addressed the meeting
on the good of the order, particularly
advising the good that would come from
the building of the temple. The council
decided to make the meeting of Friday
November q. a ladies night There
will be refreshments, entertainment and
dancing.
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at Odd Fellows Hall, December 10, viii
be given by the Players Club in vaude-
vile. There will aso be refreshments
and dancing. Tickets may be obtained
from the members of the cub, also at
National Union headquarters.
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Chapter Elects Of
HcerH.

The Washington Chapter Of the
Knights of Columbus held It's first meet
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22

CongressionaI Council met in its coun-
Gil chamber at Typographical Temple
last Wednesday evening. 1t was one of
the largest attended meetings in the his
tory OF the council, there being 1S9 mem
bers present. The following friends were
tine lucky ones In the drawing Of tur-
keys: H. Eskin. N. Coda, A. Deskin, w.
Sincell, A. Lariviere, James Hoffman, 1.
Wheelan, Joseph Lewis, A. S. Martin, and
R. ogus. A great many tickets were sold
'or the benefit which Is to be- given for
FRIEND Peter Rirchner. The council mem
bership hopes that Mr.. Rirchner will
have speedy recovery from his injury
ana VIII be able to visit the council in
the near future. A large number of ap-
piications for membership were received.
Tho entertainment to be given under
the auspices Of the National Union Club
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22
keene Council Po-tpones Meeting

The date OF the regular meeting OF
Keane Council falling on Thanksgiving
Day the meeting has been postponed to
the following evening. Friday. November
2. as per announcement Of Grand Knight
Edwards. Lecturer William Shreve has
prepared a special program of entertain
ment for the meeting. The bowling
league of this council consists Of four
teams, which roll every Monday evening,
and Secretary NJ. F. Donohoe states that
fifth team is being organized. Ar
rangements are being made for a recep-
ton to Bishop Shahan. who is a member
of the council. with William II. Callahan
to act as chairman Of the reception COM
mittee. Grand Knight c. Eugene Ed
wards was in Baltimore last Sunday TO
bishop.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22

The banquet in honor OF President
Frank E Ferguson, at the National Ho-
tel last evening was one Of the most de-
lightful gatherings ever held in this juris-
diction. Fred A. Strickrott, the speaker
Of the Cabinet, acted as toastmaster in
his usual happy way President Fergu-
son, Vice President Smejkal, President
Brown, Of the District OF Columbia Cab
met, and Senator Dunbar responded to
toasts in their usual hearty manner.
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Friendship Chapter, o. z. s., I,
Confer Degrees.

Friendship Chapter. No. II. o. E. s..
will hold its regular meeting in the
Masonic Temple, Tennallytown, Tuesday
evening. November "a. After the reg
ular order Of business the degrees will
be conferred OIL several candidates. Al
the last meeting the treasurer and com.
mittees made their final reports for the
year, which showed that twenty-seven
members had been added to the rolls and
that the chapter had prospered from the
day II was instituted in January. 1913
The members are very active and inter
ested in the affairs of the chapter. II
is the opinion Of the members that
Friendship has as bright a future as any
chapter in this Jurisdiction. She has ap.
propriated literally for charity and
stands for what her name indicates.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22

The Bruen home benefit. under the aus
pices Of the National Union will be
given at Polls Theater. December q.
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CONTINUED on PAGE THIRTEEN.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22

ing of the new oficlal year on Friday
evening and elected the following ofn-
GERS: Michael d. Schaefer, chairman'
Daniel A. Edwards, vice chairman; phil
lip Buettner, treasurer; Joseph =. rlt1I
gerald. secretary; Redmond Debany'
warden, and Rev. Clarence z. Wheeler,
chaplain. The statements OF accounts
presented by the retiring officers. being
duly audited, were approved. and snort
business session was held.
Dramatic Club Announces PIays.
The Knights of Columbus Dramatic
Club held a meeting on Friday evening"
with President Francis J. p. Cleary pre-
siding. Arrangements were perfected Tor
entering into immediate rehearsal of the
two following mentioned plays: Naval
Engagements" and MY Lord In Liv-
cry to be presented in February for
charity.
Potomac Council Plans q Turkey
Party"
Potomac Council will meet tomorrow
night with Grand knight Edward l.
Tucker presiding. A well attended meet
ing is anticipated, as special invitations
have been issued to the members to at
tend a social session and turkey party
under the direction of the lecturer.
Frank L. Hewitt. Grand Knight Tucker
announces that the first degree will be
conferred by Potomac Council on a large
class on Monday, December IL
Washington Council to Honor
Grand knights.
Washington Council will hold its regu-
Lag meeting next Tuesday evening with
Grand Knight Leo A. Rover presiding.
The grand knight announces the resum-
ing of the series of past grand knights
nights at this meeting. DR.. Henry j.
CrossOn is to be the guest OF honor and
will recount the principal events Of his
successful administration as grand
knight OF the council during the early
days of the history of the order In this
Jurisdiction.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22

Mineola Tribe, No. "A. held a meeting
at Masonic Temple. Anacostia, D. c..
Friday night. The tribe received a new
council brand. All chiefs of the tribe
were present and a general good time
was had by both the tribes and visiting
members.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-22

In the death Of Brother J. J. McCon'
nell, on October 50. Washington Aerit
lost one OF its most prominent and eff
cient members.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-01
CALUMET WINS
OPENING GAME
Independent Teams Play for Char
ity at the laurium Park

The Calumet and Iaurium teams,
playing for the benefit of the Calumet
| Associated Charities before a crowd
Of zoo fans in the Iaurium driving
park yesterday afternoon. opened the
season of the Houghton County Inde-
pendent baseball league auspiciously.
Calumet won through heavy hitting
and sharp fielding, the final score be-
Ing l. To 4. The game was n first
class exhibition of the national pas
time and stamps the new league as
one of the fastest independent organ
izatlons in the history of the upper
peninsula. The quality of bali COM
parcs very favorably with that pro-
vided in the old professional days.
Calumet started out with rush,
getting after Thomas. who started on
the mound for Laurium with VEN
goancc The latter also was wild.
passing three batters and hitting one,
and errors by his teammates also
proved costly. Altogether six runs
were piled up before Thomas was
dcrricked ana Munich substituted. The
latter allowed two more runs i'm this
inning, also two i'm the second and
two i'm the third innings, but after
that he settled down and pitched
splendid bali. holding Calumet score
less through the last six innings.
Laurium was powerless before Eat
on's splendid pitching through the
first six innings. but in the seventh
Gesche relieved "Chubb" and two
hits, a bad miss by Pascoe and wild
hcave To first, gave Laurium three
runs. Laurium added another run in
the eighth, but the Calumet lead was
too great To overcome.
If the new league continues to pro-
vide the same class of bali that was
siven In the opener, there is no ques-
tion but that the teams will make a
great hit with the fans.
The Portage team will come To
Calumet To meet the locals next Sun
day afternoon, and another good
game is in prospect for the fans will
have an opportunity To see such well
Known players as Hogan, Stack, Kai-
ser ana others in action.
The detailed score of yesterdays
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Mar 16, 30, 80 Apr C, 10, 20, % May (.
II, Is, %, June /, 8.

Mar. lG, 20, 80 Apr G, 10, 20, q May (,
II, Is, 90, June I, 3.
Default having been made in the
conditions OF "a certain mortgage made
by James Wilcox and his wife Mary
Wilcox, OF Ontonagon. Michigan.
Mary Penhall and Elizabeth Hall. OF
Calumet, Michigan, Heirs of the Es-
tate of Mary Wilcox, deceased, to The
Northern Michigan Building and Loan
Association, of Hancock, Michigan,
dated the 18th day of September A. ID.
1911, and recorded on the 10Th day OF
December a. ID. 1911. in Liber G of
Mortgages, at page Asa. in tho office IL
the Register Of Deeds I'm and for
Houghton County Michigan, the De-
troit d Northern Michigan Building Il
Loan Association, formerly named
| The Northern Michigan Building and
Loan Associatiro. elects that the whole
amount secured by said mortgage shall
become due and payable Immediately
There is claimed to be due on said
mortgage, at the date of this notice, for
principal and interest, the sum Cf
Twenty Hundred forty-six aud
37-1OO Dollars. ($2946.3O.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
on the nth day of juno A. ID. 1914, 1t
ten o'clock in the forenoon. at the
front door of the Court House in tho
Village of HoughtOn, the property de-
scribcd in said mortgage. viz: Lot
Three go in Block IL OF the Village
of Red Jacket. according To the record
ed plat thereof of record i'm the office OF
the Register of Deeds in and for
lIoughton County. Michigan, will be
sold at public vendEe to the highest
bidder.
Dated this 18th day of March A. ID.
1914.
DETROIT e NORTHERN MICHIGAN
BUILDING * LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Mortgage.
Hanchette & Lawton,
Attorneys for Mo:tgagee,
Business Address: Hancock. Michigan.