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ROCKVILLE.

Miss Ora Tschifely. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick A. Tschiffelv. of this
county and Washington. and Mr.. Car
ence Harvey Wiley. of Washington. were
ma rried here Wednesday afternoon by
Rev John r. Henderson, pastor of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church. the ceremony TAX
ing place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene W. Cissel brother-in-law and sis
ter OF the bride. The announcement Of
the marriage was a surprise to their
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs J Frank Wilson. OF
kensington, this county. have issued in
vitations to the marriage Of their daugh-
te-. Miss Sarah Ray Wilson. to Mr.. Rich
ard Lawrence Waters. of Germantown.
this county. the ceremony to take place
ct ; O'Clock the afternoon of September
1S in Warner Memorial Presbyterian
Church. Kensington. Mr.. Waters is a
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Perrie E. Waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Norris have re-
turned to their home at Boyds, this coun-
". after a sojourn of several days at At
lantIc City.
Mrs John R. Henderson was the host
eSs Of the Rockville Inquiry Club at an
open meeting Monday afternoon. An in
tcresting feature OF the program was an
address hv Mrs NJ. f. Rankin. OF BaltI-
more. secretary OF the Consumers League
OF MARYLAND.
MI Nathan White and bride have re-
turned to their home in Baltimore after
spending two weeks at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. James E. Williams, at Boyds. !
Mrs. James Onutt and children, OF
Greensburg. Pa, have been visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Of |
futt, near Jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reading and lit /
tie daughter have returned to their home |
I'm Washington after spending the sum- |
mer in Rockville.
Miss Eva Billiard, who spent several /
weeks in Rockville at the home of her
brother. DR.. Ernest L. Billiard. left dur
ing the week for New York.
Rev W Edward Calender, rector of
Christ Episcopal Church, Kensington,
has returned from stay OF q week at
Virginia Beach.
After having spent several weeks visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Dallas
Young at Damascus. Mrs. John p. Bates
has returned to her home in Newark,
y. J.
Mrs. Claude Allnutt and little daughter,
OF the Isle of Pines, are at the home of
Mi. Allnutt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H
Clinton Allnutt. for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wumsatt and lit
tie child have returned to Washington
after visiting friends in Rockville
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Lyddane and
Of Washington. spent the week
at the home of Mr.. Lyddane's mother.
Mrs. Fannie Lyddane.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Thomas, OF Ken
sington, have been sojourning at At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher A Day, of sa-
lem, Va, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Columbus W. Day. at Damascus. II
Miss Annie Gayley, Of Kensington. has y
been spending a few weeks at Ocean
City. n. J.
Rev. William Hoffman and family, Of 7
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william F. Hunt Chapter. q. z. -,
10 Resume Sessions.

The regular meetings OF William F.
Hunt CHARTER. No Is. =. F. s. which were
called on for the summer months. will be
resumed Thursday evening. September
10. and II is announced that on this
occasion the worthy matron will turn
over the Gavel for 4 while TO the asso-
ciate matron. Mrs. Annie Their. for the
purpose OF comforting the degree on sew
eraI candidates The business Of the
evening will also include reports OF IN
terest to the membership. in anticipation
OF which a good turnout is expected. The
worthy matron extends a special invita-
ton to visiting ard local members Of the
order to be present
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J. o. u. A. M.

( State Counci.or James \ Na5:s0- =
and his STAFF Of officers Of the Junior Or
der United American Mechanics If the
, District Of Columbia ra.a Liberty Fr!.
4 Council. No. :. d c-ard annual vts.rn-
ton on Thursday evening in IFS hall
Northeast Temple. accompanied by 4
large Representations from the various
3 councils Of tFe 1srsdl"tlOn The record
and rr.lr .,s We're examined by TIE St7t-
seq .rar, and <ta,e treasurer and found
u De IN p rye condition with about ~
nlenh.rs aTon its rolls. Remarks were
made nv r L. Ballard. No. Is: Pas,
State Councillors William L. jenkins
Harry W thew. State CHAPLAIN r II
Yates. state Warden J. E. Tiffey. Cour-
cIlor 2. H. Mccarthy. No. y. and Cour-
cilor P. r Lauthan. No Is AftcrwarF
A buffet supper was served BY Z J.
Rover. chairman: George W. Alderman
H Z. Brady. W. b Rock. r J. Brown.
assisted '.' the Wr'e< C. -.
mittee. This was followed by addresses
from state Councillor James A Madison.
u. State Vic tu.@rcutyr t'ha.
Jones. STATE Secretary -'Hv,-r
Hazelton. Past Councillor Charles ".
Walker and Junior Past Councior Of the
State Council Emory l. Balderson upon
the working conditions OF the order IN
general.
Washington Council. No. %. ard Column
hia Council No p. both expect 70 change
their meeting places at their next meet
ing, and move to Red Men Hall. Wis
constn avenue and y street. and II9 Tenth
street northwest. The frsj and third
and second and fourth TUESDAY nights
CONTINUED on FACE THREE.
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Doings Of the Odd Fellows.
Calendar.
SUBORDINATE LODGES

II H7THI'NNIL D0IFTES
September 7-Beaco0 No IS Larzd0n NJ y
and Union. No H. business
September s-Co,enInt. No. 3: Washington. No.
s. and Amity. Va. = iesrer Golden Rrrs \, ~
business
seTtembeT a-Easte=n. NJ : and Harmon \,
dsSTee; Fr1endshiT. Nc =. AID Federal CITY, No.
- business
September lo-Commbia. No 10 and Ez,.rs,o-
No. u, deEree; Salem No - business.
september ll-CentTIl No. l. degree: Metropnli,
No. Is. and Phoenix No. X business
ENCAMPMENTS.
September s-Frel n stuart No : 5.g-aa
september e-COhInhrau No ! degree
REREKAH LODGES.
September Naomi. No l. and Ruth No br,s,
ness ' - O''N'
September u-NIartha Washington. No. and
Dorcas No l. h-lsiness
PATRIARCHs MILITANT
drIL w
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Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.


septenbe- T-Potomhc. No. S; B. B. Branch. No.
Is. called or AnAcostiA. No. u, called OF: Pen
| tAlpha, No. .. business; Mount Pleasant. No -,
called o.
ssp,smbrr s-Fed.ral. No. /; Accin. No. Is; Ia.
September s-Harmouy. No. II. social.
September Io-Ths New Jerusalem, No. .; George
O. Whiting. No. =
September list Johns. No Il: Hope. No. o.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS
September s-Mount Horeb, No. :; Potomac. No.
September s-Mount Pleasant, No l.
September Io-wAShington. No. :
September Il-Eusks No 1: Capitol. No. IL
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CoAISfASDERIEs
September T-Ohent, No
ssptsmbeT s-De MolAy Mounted. No. 4. called on
September e-WashingtOu, No. I, called Of.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
September s-EIGnEeEst Chapter Rose CrutI. No. l.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS
septeubeT Ruth No
September s-Electa. No .: Bethlehem No 2;
Friendship No. H.
September s-Nao1ni No ): Brookland. No. IL
September lO-w1nisn r Hunt No Is
September ll-TGkomA. No. e; Cathedral. No "a:
st. Johns Ledge. No. a.
Harmony Lodge to HIVE "Home-
coming"
On September Q. after the regular bust
ness. Harmony Lodge. No. Il. F. A. A. NJ.
ferent from any ever had in Washington
in a Masonic lodge room. The names of
the entertainers will not be given out
prior TO their Introduction on the even
ing OF September 9 II you pay your
lodge a visit on this evening you will
have explained to YOU one OF the seven
sciences. This science. although partially
hidden in the teachings, has. nevertheless,
some Of the most beautiful latent virtues
OF all Masonry Nearly all Of the ON
GERS are expected to return 20 Washing
ton from their summer vacation by Sep
TENDER Q. A great number OF members
are nov returning and II is hoped and
believed that the lodge will have what
may be termed a home coming week, or
rather A reunion night on September Q
Truly. II Is being said among the breth-
rem that il is loss to miss a meeting OF
Harmony Lodge There will he arrange
ments made TO comfortably seat all mem
hers and visiting brethren.
The meeting on September - will he
devoted. after regular business. TO the
OF the NJ NJ. degree upon
three or four candidates. Il Is with sin
cere pleasure that the master can an
nounCe thus far in advance that Past
Master Bert V. Wolfe. Of King Solomon !
Lodge. No 81. the only daylight lodge !
in the District. will preside in the East |
Brother Wolfe vas at one time a mem !
Der Of Harmony. and although that was !
many wears ago. ne still has a host Of |
intimate friends in Harmony and as he is !
1ne Of the best ritUalists in the District /
none should miss the treat Of being pres
INT at the meeting OF September ..
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Washington Centennial to Hold
Reunion.

Worshipful Master Leonard P. Steuart
and Junior Deacon Robert R. Cooke. If q.
are arranging for the family reunion
night Of Washington Centennial Lodge
which will be at a special communiCa ton
to be held September B. at $50 o'clock
when the VI. NJ. degree will be conferred
AT the conclusion OF the degree work a
banquet will be served in the banquet hall
Of the temple, which will be followed with
a funmaking entertainment. consisting Of
nine parts. the nature of which Chairman
Cooke refuses to divulge. This will ba
little affair for the members OF Wash
ington Centennial Lodge and a few
specially invited guests, which will in
clude the members of the Association of
worshipful Masters of 1914 exclusively.
Admission will be by card. and IL is an
nounced that this rule will be strictly ad-
hered TO. Covers will be laid for 800
Past Master John ]. Hill. one Of the
best-known Masons in the District of CO.
lumbia is seriously i'll at his home aSi
French street northwest. Mr.. Hill is Her
OF his lodge He tiles also for National
and TemPleNoyes Lodges. He has the
reputation Of personally knowing more
Masons than any other man in this juris-
diction. He is beloved by all the craft of
Washington. and his illness is deeply re-
GREETED. Mr.. Hill is also a member Of
Mount Vernon Chapter, No g. Royal Arch
Masons.
Mr.. Hill was employed for many years
as a letter carrier in this city. His
health failed. however. about three years
ago and he was assigned to dTtv inside
the city postoffice, which he continued TO
perform until recently. when his rapidly
failing strength forced him 20 sever his
connection with the government and re-
main at home.
Junior Warden James S Mccarthy Gem
ferred the F. c. degree at the stated !
last "Wednesday evening, (
being assisted by Senior Deacon Marx +. .
Kahn, who is repUtad TO be one Of the I
best and most eloquent Ma sonic officials :
in this Jurisdiction. Mr.. Kahn renders /
his work in the most impressive manner,
and when il is announced that he is to
have a part in the work Of his lodge
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Columbia Lodge Gets New Member. 4,

Columbia Lodge, No 10. held an inte--
esting session last Thursday evening
Two applicants were admitted by militia
ton and one by transfer from the Michi-
gan jurisdiction. Next Thursday evening
the first degree will De conferred n full
form.
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Joint Committee to Arrange Rebc-
knh CeIebratI ton.

Next Wednesday evening the rGre-
sentatives from the several Rebekah and
subordinate lodges Of this jurisdiction
Will meet with Past Grand Master
Thomas ]. Gates. the representative OF
the Grand Lodge. to form a joint COM
mittee for the celebration of the Rebekah
anniversary. AS the time is short be-
fore the anniversary exercises will he
held IL is hoped that every representa-
tive will be present in the blue room.
I. o. o. F, Hall. at :. 30 p. m. sharp.
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Ruth Rebekah, Again Active.

Ruth Lodge. No. >. D. OF R.. promises
some surprises-at the next session In
creased interest is being shown in the de-
gree work. and the entertainment com
mittee il preparing features that will
become permanent parts Of the routine
lodge work
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RaIhbone Temple TO Initiate Large
Class.

Rathbone Temple. No. s. Pythian Sis
tiers. held a largely attended meeting
Friday night The reports Of the cap
tains Of the two membership teams indi-
Gated there would be a large number "
candidates for the class initiation which
the temple expects TO hold in November
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DoINGS OF WASHINGTON EAGLES


Chairman Luther 3 HAYES Of the en-
tertainmert committee. announces
meeting Of the committee ror Tussdsv
evening. September :. at o'rlorx r.
make arrangements for the -raa and
clam feast, 10 ne held Friday evening.
September .. H earnestly requests al
members to BE- present.
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Fred ID. Stuart EncnmPnent to Re-
new Activities.

Fred D. Stuart Encampment. No. :,
anticipates a busy season and is busv
preparing for same. Several committees
are at work and a general waking up Is
now in order toward the big things con-
templated during the cooler weather
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Baltimore. were recent guests Of friends
near Laytonsville, this county.
Mrs. Cora Pollock and son Findlay, OF
Boyds. are spending several weeks with
relatives in Ohio.
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r J. HeIluuth and " ! Quinn, who
have heen on tha SEX lis; fo- some time.
are reported improved The sick com
mittee FOR the las quarter will he com
posed n " 2. Cower. Luther 2 HAYES.
\. : Morgan. G. H. Davis r I Ed
wards. J. OTpenhetmer and J W Rev
rOlds
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out~of-town NCmbrr< to Be Enter
tn lined.

The next aerie meeting VII he held o.
the fourth Thursday o. this noa.h Sep
'emher = Several members from 0ut-of-
t7Nn a"TleS are expected 20 BE- present
Matters ~ much importance WI come
before the meeting. and - the c1cIu-
sion a buffet lunch will he served.
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Excursion of Pythiau Sisters .
Success.

The complimentary excursion given by
Rathbone Temple. No. 8. and Friendship
Temple, No. 9, Pythian Sisters. Thurs
day 10 Marshall Hall, vas one Of the
most enjoyable affairs ever held at that
resort, il is stated. There was a large
attendance of members and their friends.
the special guests being forty orphan
children from a home in Virginia Mrs.
Martha Jarboe was chairman Of the
committee which served refreshments
and presented toys to the little ones
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HehekHh Assembly to Be Estab-
lished.

WeI-defned movement is on foot in
me Reoekah branch OF the order to es-
tablish a Rebekah assembly in this ~
Tisdiction- Two lodges have filed peri
tons for charter. and others will take
action along that line during the present
week. The Grand Lodge favors such a
move IN this branch Of the order.
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AZ the last regular session Of Dorcas :
Reoekah Lodge, No I. resolutions were
adopted in favor Of Rebekab assenh,y.
in this Jurisdiction and many favorab,.
remarks were heard. A COMMUNICATION
was read by the secretary anne .nc.ng The
marriage Of one Of its members Miss
Gladys Dement,. and upon motion OF tia
lodge. congratulations were extended An.
nouncement was made Of the reet.-.g
OF the Rebekah anniversary committee
TO be held SeDte-nher
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Eau vIsItntIon. to Begin Soon.

The fall series of visitations OF the
grand chancellor and his associate Grand
Lodge officers will start in the early part
OF next week, and IL is expected that the
series will be the means OF awakening
rnewed enthusiasm in the approach OF
the Rsthbone Bible Glass 10 be held IN
December.
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Golden Rule Lodge. No. II. is preparing
for series OF social features in conne~-
ton with the fall and winter sessions
and all members are advised to he on
the lookout for something pleasant and
Interesting.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

daughter Kathryn. Twenty-Five of the
young hosetss' friends enjoyed games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ stimson and
family have returned from a months
stay nthe Massachusetts, coast
Mrs. Williamson, with her two grand
children, left on Friday for a two weeks
stay at Rehoboth Beach, Del.
Mr.. z. N. Wright is on a business trip
70 Rhode Island
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MIsCELLANEOUs
First sergt. sonntaE Given Levine
Gun.

pleasing feature and aftermath Of
the trip Of Washington Company, No I
Military Department. to Terre Hsute
was the visit OF the members of the team
to the residence Of First Sergt. OTTO
sonntag. on the occasion OF his birth
day celebration. and the presentation by
Mai r. T Whiting, on behalf of the
drill team. to Mr.: SonntaE, of a hand
some loving cup.
Sergt Sonntag had the honor of win
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phernalia. presented a splendid exemph-
ncation OF the work. There were also
present quite delegation from Lansdon
Lodge, No. Is Next Wednesday evening
this lodge will confer the second degree.
Canton wRshInEton Preparing for
Drill Contest.
The interest Of Canton Washington.
NO. !, past master members in the re-
hearsais. and drills preparatory to going
70 Atlantic City, n. J.. to attend the
session OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge,
SSptemoer b. is all that could be desired
The, canton is holding two drills per
week. until IL is time to leave the CITY
ana each drill is well attended, and Capt.
w. +. Humphrey, Lieut.. Fred A. Royse
ana Ensign A. II. Noakes are well
pieased with the attendance and the
spirit shown by the members.
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coIdwen Company 10 Meet This

J. 7. CoIdweIl Company. No. Z, will
hold its monthly business meeting next
Thursday. having postponed the meeting
one week out Of compliment to the
Pythlan Sisters, on account OF their ex-
cursions on last Thursday.
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John Campbell returned from his vaca-
tlon last week having visited Atlantic
City and Philadelphia. and reports TIA.
he had many large catches during his
fishing trip along the Jersey coast
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Eastern Lodge Gives SpIendid
"FIrst Degree"

Wednesday evening Eastern Lodge. No
7. held a rousinE session. Not only were
many Of Eastern's members present. but
Harmony Lodge No. .. adjourned early
and attended the meeting. The new first
degree stan. clothed in the new para
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Dance.

Washington Company reports that the
entertainment committee will give q
dance for the benefit Of the company on
Eve.
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Friendship Chapter. No. L. q f. s.
will hold its regular meeting in the Ma
sonic Temple. Tennallytown. D. c. Tues
day at 80 =. m. After the regular order
Of business. degrees will be conferred
on several candidates. This being the
first meeting after the summer vacation
all the members are eager to get back
to work in the chapter. \ good spicy
meeting is promised by the committees
who have the arrangement in hand.
Washington Chapter. No. .. will resume
its regular ConvOcations next Thursday
evening AT which time the mark masters
degree will be conferred by Companion
Pyrah. The high priest is looking for
ward to good work during the winter
months
Nearly all the Officers have been out
of town on their vacations. and there
is no doubt but what they Will be n
good form for the mex. meeting
High Priest Py-an spent three weeks
in the anthracite coal fields. while Com
panion Apple enjoyed himself in Central
Pennsylvania.
Omar J. Neley and Thomas R Manning
visited home folks in New York State.
Frank r. KetChum spent a few weeks
at Colonial Beach. Thomas w. Bran
hall and family leave today for a motor
ride through New York State. where he
will spend some time with relatives. while
E. ]. Bernhard and John A. Coloorn are
holding their own" at home.
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]. D. Britt. the able and efirlert sec
rotary Of the aerie. is again A. his uesx.
having returned from a fo-r-ieh;'s Va
cation at Ocean City. Nd
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ming the cash prize Of SIS for the best
sergeant Of the class In which the com
pany was entered.
washinEton Company Planning
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Knights Of Pythias Events.
Cnlendar.
LODGES.

septemhe- Equity No. Il: Anaranth. No =
and Century. No. % business
September s-wehstCT. No. :: Excelsior No. a.
CAPITAL, No. p. and Myrtle. No 5 business
September 9Mouut Vernon. No s; Union NJ -
and Columbia No. Is, buGinsrs
Ssptember o-Hamony. No. y. business
September u-SyracgSians. No. 10 rank ~ knizb,
RathbonesureTior No .. business
PYTHIAN SISTERS
September s-FfiendshiP Temple No Q rrIsineS.
September ll-Rathbohe TsmTle No 8 business
MILITARY DEPARTMENT
sertsmber lo-J 7. ColdWsl COMPANY, No. 7.
business -0' -
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Ed. Coughlin is spending his varar,ol
at Thousand Islands and during his All
sence old Reliable" John Cam7heI Is
performing the duties Of manase-.
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CONTINUED on FACE THREE.
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UNDERTAKING co.,
BUYS AMBULANCE
Is OF THE VERY LATEST AND
MOST UP-TO-0ATE MODEL.
COMPLETE ROLLING STOCK.

The Maury Undertaking Company
received at noon Saturday their new
ambulance, which they have just
bought from The Sawyers C Scoville
Co., of Cincinnati. The ambulance
Is Of the very latest design and is the
last word in its line. 1t Is built In
such a way that 1t may be used for
either an ambulance, casket wagon,
or floral wagon.
It is of the most expensive make
and represents the very latest and
best designs made by funeral car fac
tories. There is none superior to II
in the nation.
The Maury :. Undertaking Company
is now equipped equal to tile best
and but few as we'll. 1t has but re
Gently purchased very handsome fu
neral car from the same company al
the ambulance. This makes theil
rolling stock complete in every re
spect.