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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-12

Friendship Temple, No. 9, will be
hosts to Grand Chancellor William A.
kimme1 and officers of the Pythian
Grand Lodge Wednesday night The
committee in charge of the affair is
composed of Mrs. Carrie Davis, chair
man: Mrs. Nettie Hooper, Mrs. Nellie
Carver, Mrs. Addie Freeman, Mrs. Ell
la Garner. Mrs. Ida Crown and Mrs.
Helen kenicut. An invitation has been
extended to Rathbone Temple, No. s,
to attend. This is the home temple
of the grand chancellor and a large
attendance is expected. At the meet
ing of Friendship Temple Wednesday
night number of applications for
membership were received. A social
was held at the close of business, with
dancing.
The Past Chiefs Association will
| hold it's monthly meeting Thursday
night at the residence of Mrs. Florence
David, Grant place northwest. in
stead of with Mrs. Della Nichols. as
originally planned.
Rathbone Temple. No. S, welcomed
Grand Chancellor William A. Kimmel
and Grand Lodge officers Friday night,
the occa sion being the annual fraternal
visit The affair is said to have been
one of the most successful ever given
| by Rathbone Temple. The committee
in charge was felicitated upon the ar
| engagements. The hall was decorated
in a manner suggestive of Christmas,
huge tree, which contained gifts for
every one present, being an attrac-
tive feature. Santa Claus, impersonat-
ed by Virgil NJ. Fookes, distributed the
presents. A program of music and re-
citations was given. An orchestra
played throughout the evening. The
grand chancellor was the recipient of a
handsome leather wallet, a gift from
the temple, the presentation being
made by Mrs. Kate Smith, chairman of
the committee.
Rathbone Temple has elected the fol-
/, lowing officers to serve for the term
beginning January L: Mrs. Sara Darl-
ing, most excellent chief; Miss Har-
riet. Little, excellent senior: Mrs. Kate
Smith. excellent Junior; Miss Josephine
Jarboe. manager; Mrs. Mary z. Mitch
ell, mistress of records and cores
pondence (re-elected); Miss Mary Rose
Steiner, mistress of finance (re-elect-
ed); Mrs. Daisy Weightman, protec-
tor; Mrs. Geiman, outer guard; Mrs
Roberta Prescott, trustee. The install
lation will occur at the first meeting
of the temple in January. with Past
Chief Olivia Anterior as installing Off
GER and Past Chief Bertha Williams
in charge of the social features. The
temple announces work for it's meeting
Friday night.
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Knights of the Golden Eagle.

America Castle, No. 3, entertained its
members, their families and friends
with a musical and refreshments at its
last session.
1t was reported that John Norris.
who is still sick, has returned to his
home after a long trip through the
west.
The entertainment committee, in its
outline of work for the next quarter.
promises a theater party, a lucent
entertainment. and rummage sale. to
obtain sufficient funds to purchase new
paraphernalia with lantern slides.
Frank Kerper and H. C. Adams are
expected to obtain the assistance Of
the temples. and w. e. Bruder. John
baum and John Thompson are to try to
interest the other castles.
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UNCERTAINTIES

| Onward Tent, No. 102. met Wednes-
| day evening, Chief Ruler Miss Eva
/ Wilson presiding, after two weeks of
illness. Two new members were initial
led. Mrs. Mary Maple was reported
better, but still confined to her home
After the regular business a social
hour was spent in games, singing and
dancing. Those who participated were
High Chief Ruler Charles T. Carroll
High Deputy Ruler Joseph H. Hart, jr.
High Treasurer Lola V. Marks, Col
Evans. Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Lucy Nc
Donald. Mrs. T. Sweeney, Miss J.
| Sweeney. Miss B. Ogle, Mrs. NJ. Rudd
i Miss c. d. Childs and Walter Spriggs
| Miss Blanche Ogle, with the good and
welfare committee, served refresh
mentS.
Jackson Tent, No. 1876. met Friday
evening at $50 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. Chief Ruler Ruth Griffin
presided. Three candidates were re-
ceived into membership. Visitors were
present from South Washington and
Jehu and Henderson Tents. High
Tent Chief Ruler Charles Carroll COM
mended the tent on the interest shown
by it's members. Miss Marie Cissel
and Miss Ruth Bladen played the
piano.
White Ribbon Tent met Sunday, at
SAB Louisiana avenue northwest, with
Freda Marks acting as chief ruler. Six
new members were admitted. Gather
inc Maui, Ruth and Naomi Adams,
Freda Marks and Dorothy Hern sang
solos, after which the afternoon was
spent in playing games. Among those
present were Margaret Mcmahon, Clara
Mckillip, Violet STEELE, Mildred Thomp-
son, Franklin Hessler Edna Spencer.
Elizabeth Fleming, Robert Fleming.
Preston Mcmahon. William Hessler,
Winifred Hern, Ruth Adams, Naomi
Adams. Miss Blanche Ogle of Onward
Tent, No. 1921, who was recommended
as tent deputy; Mrs. Jackson, Mrs
Marks, Miss Amy Bickerton, Miss
Markward, Mrs. Scheckells and Mr.
Hurdle of Loyal Tent, No. 1897.
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Lodge. No. 10, having dispensed with
it's meetings of December "a and 81.
will nominate and elect officers Friday
night.
Webster Lodge. No. :, is rehearsing
it's rank team for the work outlined
for the winter.
An extensive plan has been put into
operation by Supreme Keeper OF Rec-
ords and Seal Fred E. Wheaton OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, to secure and place
on file copies of records, proceedings
and literature in the Library of Con-
gress relating to the Pythian order
He has asked the cooperation OF offi-
GERS and members of the order
throughout the supreme domain to car
ry out this object, believing that with
other advantages. such documents
would be of great interest 10 members
of the order for reference.
Hermione Lodge, No. IL. met We'd
nesday night, with largely increased
attendance 1t was announced that an
effort will be made to hold class mi
Chancellor William A. Kimmel ana as
sociate Grand Lodge officers paid the
lodge a fraternal visit and were warm
ly welcomed. Short talks were mace
lodge, the tenor of which indicated re-
newed prosperity for the Georgetown
lodge, which is one of the Oldest in
this jurisdiction.
The officers and members of the COM
mittee having in charge the formation
of a lodge at Mount Pleasant. II is
said, have noted encouraging features
in connection with the work during the
past week. Many, it is stated, have IN
dicated their willingness to become
members and the organization OF the
lodge is expected to be completed at
an early date. At the meeting sched.
uled for Tuesday night, at the nan
over the bank, 18th and Kenyon streets
northwest, short talks will be MADE
by officers, members and prospective
of entertainment will be presented.
Mai Gen. William H. LOOMS of
Grand Rapids, Mich. commanding Off
GER of the Uniform Rank, has written
"a letter to a member of the rank in
this city, stating that Uniform Rank
matters are looking good all over the
country, and a great deal of interest is
being shown in the coming national en-
tainly hope both Washington compa-
MES will arrange to be there" he adds.
Ascalon Temple. No. 81, Knights of
khorassan, will meet tomorrow night
at the Pythian Temple for the purpose
of renewing interest in the organiza-
ton and the election of officers.
]. T. Coldwell Company. No. Z. Uni
form Rank. has meeting scheduled
for Thursday night, when, 1t is stated.
the election of officers will take place,
having been postponed from the first
Thursday OF this month on account OF
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MASONIC

LODGES
Today-King Solomon. No. 81, pm,
religious services, Masonic and East
ern Star Home: La Fayette, No. -,
s pm. religious services, Trinity
p. +. Church. Sd and streets north
west.
Monday-Dawson. No. 16. election: STAINS
bury. No. "a. election: Geo. c. Whit
ing, No. 90. special L. c.
Tuesday Federal. No. 1. election: AGA
ella. No. IS. election; Takoma. No. 70,
election.
wednesiay-Grand Lodge. third stated
communication. tNo constituent lodges
meet on this date.)
Thursday-Naval. No. 4. F. c.; Ia Fay
cite, No. 10, installation.
Friday-Lebanon. No. !. F. C.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Thursiay-Adoniram Council, No. ., bust
ness.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE
Tuesday-Evancelist Chapter. Rose Croix,
fifteenth degree ceremonial.
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egzAMONG &e)FRATBRNITIF
other Pythian events occurring on that

other Pythian events occurring on that
evening.
Century Lodge. No. 80. at it's conven-
ton, December 20. will elect officers
and confer the third rank.
At the assembly of Washington Com
pany. No. l, Uniform Rank, the follow
ing officers We're elected for the en-
suing year: George H. Whiting. cap
tain; G. G. Cressy, first lieutenant;
William NJ. Williams. second lieuten-
ant: r. A. Reeves, treasurer; NJ. H.
konigsberg. recorder; H. c. Glading.
chaplain. The company is reported to
be making plans to attend the national
encampment at Nashville, Tenn.
The masquerade ball. under the aus
pices of the Chancellors Association.
on the I'd instant, was reported sue
cess. The committee of judges. which
included Grand Chancellor kimmel,
Isaac Cans and f. w. Mackenzie. award
ed prizes to maskers, as follows: The
"a modern fairy; the second prize to
Harry Andersen. as THE Shepherd of
the Hills" and the third prize to Virgil
NJ. Fookes, as "a regular tramp. A
group of maskers. members of the
Pythian Sisters. composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Elkton Smith, Mrs. Bertha Will
liams. Mrs. Gieman. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Wolfsheimer. Mrs. Florence David,
Mrs. Effie Lawson, John Prescott. Mr..
Marks. was awarded the group prize.
The following were the committee in
charge: Joseph Stein. chairman
Frank D. Wallace, Charles ]. Peckham,
W. T. Trittipoe, Charles H. Beall, Jo-
seph L. Motyka and w. E. Dentinger.
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CHAPTERS.
Monday-Temple, No ~. and Column
bia, No. 10. election of officers
Tuesday-Electa. No. 2; Bethlehem,
No. I, and Friendship, No. II, cleo
tons.
Wednesday-Areme. No 10.
Thursday-Esther. No. 5.
Friday -Martha. No. 4: Ascension, No.
20; East Gate, No. 81,
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Communications of these columns must be received by
The Star Thursday of each week. Items which
relate that time contain and
important be sent in earlier will be
received up to Saturday, but not LATER
written both sides of the will not be
signed with
address of the person sending them
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Wy WIT ERRf fE1HAl6NE

Wednesday Gen. NJ. Emmett Urell
Camp, No. 8, will give an entertain
ment at Pythian Temple at pm. An
extensive musical program has been
arranged, refreshments will be served
and dancing will follow. Several
prominent speakers will deliver adj
dresses. An invitation is extended to
all comrades of the organization. their
wives. children and sweethearts.
Everything free.
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MTRMIX45T!ii G2EH25S

Camp No. met Friday. with Mrs. E.
r. Lariere, president. in the chair.
District President Mrs. Clara Mace
made a few remarks, together with
Mrs. Burke, after which a luncheon
was served.
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ODD fELl@B

LODGES
Monday-Union. No. IL: Beacon, No. IL,
and Langdon, No. &c. business.
Tuesday, Washington, No. 9, Golden
Rule. No. 2l, and Amity, No. q,
business.
Wednesday-Eastern, No. Z, grand vista
ton: Friendship. No. IL. and Federal
City, No. 20, degrees; Harmony, No.
8. business.
Thursday Covenant, No 10. degree; Co.
lumbia. No. 10, and Salem, No. %,
business.
Friday-Central, No. 1; Metropolis, No.
10, and Phoenix. No. IS. business.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Tuesday-Fred d. Stuart, No. :. vista
ton of grand patriarch and officers.
Observation-Disclosures Nebo, No. 6. election.
Friday -tlagencnu, No. 4, election.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
Saaurday-Drill and social.
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RER @fIEyAPGES

Mopday-Esther, No. 5. nomination OF
officers.
Thursday-Friendship. No. 8, Anacosua'
election.
rr,dav-M,riam, No. g. election.
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FRMER2n,n4Lr
lohR1fR afNGLES

Washington Aerie. No. 125, met Friday
evening. The annual report of Presi-'
dent L. B. Hayes was read and unani-
mously adopted and ordered to be
printed in book form and distributed
among the members, and copy spread
on the minutes.
The installation of the new officers
will take place at the first meeting in
January, with a banquet after the in
stallation. Several speakers have been
selected to address the members.
The memorial services for the de-
parted members of the aerie will be
held at the Eagles home. December 10.
lat o'clock. A program suitable for
the occasion is being printed. Promi-
nent speakers, well known quartet .
and a section of the Marine Band will
take part. Members, relatives of
deceased members and the public are.
invited to be present. Worthy Chap
lain J. Louis Wege is the chairman of
the memorial committee.
The entertainment committee met
Monday evening and elected the new r
worthy vice president, ]. L. Wese,
chairman for the year 1915. Arthur :
Morgan was elected secretary-treas- :
urer.
Alexandria and help install the new
officers of that a.erie in January. The /.
Eagle Band will accompany the aerie. :
about 300 members have signified their
intention of going in a body on special J
trains. =
The entire Eagle home has been dec !.
grated by DIR. Eeh. no donated his
services as he has done on many occa- :
sions.
A reception will be given the aerie,
physicians at the next meeting in rec-,.
ognition of their services.
Worthy Past President Ward Savage.
presented to the aerie several baked
turkeys. A vote of thanks was ren-s'
dered to him for his kindness.
Walter Johnson of Salt Lake, Utah.
Aerie. No. 81, WAS a visitor. and gavel'
a talk on the workings Of his aerie.
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Elections in the subordinate lodges
will claim the interest of the member
ship during this month. Syracusians
Lodge, No. 10, having dispensed with
it's meetings of December "A and 81,
will nominate and elect officers Friday
night
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evening of December %, in the Eastern
Star chapter room in the New Ma
sonic Temple, the ceremonies being
conducted by the retiring worthy ma
iron, Mrs. Annie Sherr.
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I, o, B. S.

Simon Trepolsky. chairman of APP.
peals. Friday night. at 1130 Sth street
northwest, instituted a new lodge of
the l. o. B. S. order of Baltimore. Mil.
ton Leinson. third deputy grand mas
ter, presided. About fifty persons were
present The name chosen was Abra-a
ham Lincoln Lodge.
The grand officers of the order will,
come here today to be present at the
installation of officers and also at a
banquet which will follow.
The officers elected are as follows:
President, H. Braverman: vice presf-"
dent, A. Kasson; treasurer. N Sugar.
recording secretary. s. Lines. jr.; finan-,
cial secretary, 1. H. Brooks: outside
guard, l. Mustow: trustees, Messrs
kolodny, Sotsky and Pelzman.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Temple. No. Q.
grand visitation.
| Thursday-Past Chiefs Association, bust
ness.
Friday athbone Temple, No. 8, initia-
ton.
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LODGES.
Monday-Decatur. No. 9, and Calanthe,
No. II, business.
Tuesday-We bstcr. No 4: Excelsior. No.
Il: Capital. No. "a, and Myrtle, No.
%, business.
Wednesday-AIount Vernon. No. ), bust
ness; Equal, No. Il. election.
Thursday No. .. election.
Friday-Syracusians No. 10, election.
UNIFORM RANK.
Thursday. T. Coldwell Company, No. 4,
election of officers.
DRAMATIC ORDER KNIGHTS OF
kHORASSAN.
Monday-Ascalon Temple. No. 81. bust
ness meeting, election Of officers.
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Nryron NJ Parker Lodge, No. 81, will
install its officers-elect and present the
+ &. dTgree.
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Washington Centennial Lodge. No.
u, will Fave a special communication
Tuesday evening. December Fl. at 1870
o'clock, for the Z. A. degree, in lodge
room No. ], with Senior Warden Mark
Z. Kahn heading the official line.
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Covenant Lodge. No. 10, will confer
the degrees on several candidates at
it's meeting Thursday evening. The
degree team will be in charge of DE-
gree Director Grand Herald J. Z.
Chamberlain. After the degree work
a social entertainment will be given.
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La Fayette Royal Arch Chapter, No 5,
has the Royal Arch degree scheduled
for the evening of December II.
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Webster Lodge, No. Z, is rehearsing
it's rank team for the. work outlined
for the winter.
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The Past Chiefs Association will
hold it's monthly meeting Thursday
night at the residence of Mrs. Florence
David, Grant place northwest, in
stead of with Mrs. Della Nichols. as
originally planned.
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SpaIding Council will meet Thurs
day night. Lecturer John c. Merkling
expects to stage a program in keeping
with the Yuletide season.
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session of the lodge Thursday even
ing, and at the close an address was
delivered by Grand Secretary Rapp, in
which he told of incidents of his trip
to the Pacific coast and of the business
transacted at the meeting of the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge in San Francisco.
Refreshments were served in the ban
quet room. A large number of visitors
were present.
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George G. Whiting Lodge. No. %
will have a special communication to-
morrow evening at .:30 o'clock for the
F. c degree.
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Degree Director c. D. Shackelford of
Columbia Lodge, No. 10, will inaugu-
rate a series of degree rehearsals by
the officers of the lodge, varying from
the team work for a time, SO that the
regular officers may learn the work
! of the degrees, especially their official
parts.
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Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 33-Wil-
bur S. Hauer, master; Howard S. Aus
tin, senior warden; John +. Putnam,
Junior warden; William Burton Greene,
secretary, and Charles Some, treasurer.
Proxies to Grand Lodge-Vernon G.
Owen, for master; Robert L. Williams,
for senior warden, and Robert l..
Hughes, for junior warden.
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East Gate Lodge, No. "a, will hold a
special communication tomorrow after
noon at 1870 o'clock. in Odd Fellows
Han, Langdon, for the purpose of at
tending the funeral, at 2 o'clock, of En-
rett Landlord. one of it's charter mem
bers, who died at Sibley Hospital of
typhoid fever early yesterday morning.
The funeral will take place from the
Langdon NJ. +. Church and the inter-
rnent will follow at Glenwood cemetery,
the lodge performing the last Masonic
: rites Mr.. Landlord, who was also a
member of the Trowel Club. leaves "a
wife and one young child.
A meeting of the general committee,
composed of the presidents and dele
gates of all of the Masonic clubs of
this city, was held Thursday evening at
the New Masonic Temple, to receive re-
ports of the subcommittee appointed
iat a recent meeting to arrange for a
lget-together meeting. luncheon and en-
.tertainment at the New Willard Fri
: day evening, January "A. Delos NJ. Car
i ter, chairman, presided. The reports
submitted show that the attendance
VIII exceed the committees guarantee
of 1000. and that the Masonic Club
Band also will help to enliven the oc-
~. g
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Col. 7. II. Leary, grand patriarch. is
reported recovering from d serious at
tack of rheumatism and will be present
at the visitation to Fred u. Stuart
Encampment. No. Z, Tuesday evening.
Col. Leary desires to meet all the mem
bers of the encampment branch on
this occasion. as it will be the last
official visit he will make this term.
Officers also will be elected. Col.
Leary was present at Mount Pleasant
Lodge visitation last Tuesday evening.
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The Knights of Columbus Choral So
ciety held it's first rehearsal in prepa.
ration for the 1916 season Wednesday
night. under the direction of DIR. James
Dickinson. Weekly rehearsals We'd
nesday night of each week will be held
in Knights of Columbus Hall. at 8
o'clock. 7
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Potomac Council will meet tomorrow
night. Lecturer Thomas Rooney has
prepared a program of entertainment.
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Dawson Lodge. No. 10, tomorrow
evening will have rot only its annual
election and installation of officers, but
also a lecture on Italy. by Rev. Walter
F. Smith, with refreshments in the
banquet hall at the close. This Will
be the last stated communication Of
the lodge until January 10.
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Secretary Rapp of the Home Asso-
citation has sent out notices to all
lodges the terms of whose representa-
tives have expired notifying them to
elect representatives and certify the
name, address and election to the grand
secretary of the Grand Lodge, so that
at the next session of the Grand Lodge
such Representatives may be con-
tirmed.
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State Deputy Normoyle and commit,
tee are making arrangements for a
lecture by Peter W. Collins of the
knights OF Columbus lecture bureau in
this city January on whats Wrong
With the World?"
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Brookland Chapter, No. II. Wednes
day evening, in the chapter rooms of
the Brookland Masonic Temple, elected
the following officers: Mrs. Annie
Broderick. matron; William G.. Belts,
patron; Mrs. Pearl A. Watt, associate
matron; Mrs. Lena @. Cheesman. sec
rotary: Mrs. Ada J. Shommer. treas
urer; Mrs. Anna Saltzman, conductress,
and Mrs. Van Fleet, associate con-
ductress. The evening closed with a
social hour and refreshments.
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The Masonic Veterans Association of
the District of Columbia at its meet
ing Thursday evening in Masonic Tenn
pie elected the following officers: Pres
4dent, Albion B. Jameson: first vice
president. Charles B. Bayly; secretary.
Albert II. Van Deusen; treasurer,
James A. Wetmore: almoner. Albert c.
Floyd; stewards, Theodore Friebus, j.
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st. Johns Lodge Chapter. No. IS. has
called off it's meeting scheduled for
December "a and VIII hold a special the
evening of December % instead. for
the purpose Of installing its newly
elected officers In her last commune
cation of an official character Worthy
Matron Jeanette Y. Lashhorn an
nounced that the chapter had grown
during the year from a membership of
seventy to ninety-eight, with two
deaths, ma king net membership of
ninetysix and with three additional
applicants to be balloted upon.
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Lebanon Lodge, No. Charles f.
Alexander, master: Lester J. Kelley,
senior warden: Elmer C. Wood, Junior
warden: Walter W. Ludlow, secretary;
Carl Kattleman, jr., treasurer: proxies
to Grand Lodge, Carl Van White, for
master; William B. Freeman, for SEN
Tor warden. and Joseph F. Schofield, for
junior warden.
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Worthy Matron Odekoven entertained
the officers and members of the choir
of Temple Chapter, No. -. recently.
Solos were sung by Mrs. Addison and
Mrs. Austin. A funny sketch by
Worthy Patron May and Past Patron
Coumbe. entitled renewing Their