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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-16
4 CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement, Made Public,
will Help Other Women.

Hines, AIa.-"I must con!eSs", says
Mrs. Eula Mae Reid, OF this place, that
Cardu. the woman'S tonic, has done ME
greaE deal OF good.
Before commenced Using Ca:dui,
would spit 40 everything ate. had a
tired. Sleepy feeling all the time, n 4 was
irregular. ! could hardly drag around,
and would nave severe headaches Cell
iinuouSly.
Since -t"ki1g Ca,dui, ! nave entirely
quit sp;:;in.- ~ nina; cal. Ererythihs
seems 70 digest all right, and ! Fave
gained 10 pounds in weight"
II YOU are victim ofany OF the nunler-
Gus Ills SO COMMON 10 your sex, II Is
wrong TO suffer.
For hall a century, Cardui has been re-
iieving just such Ills, as is proven by llle
thousands CT letters, similar to the ABOVE,
which, pour into Our office, year by year.
Cardui is successful because its COM
posed ci ingredients which actSpecil!cal!y
or lie wonan!y constitution, and helps
build The weakened organs back 10 hea!lh
and strength.
Cardt.i has helped others, ord will help
YOU, roo. Get d bottle Otly. You
won't regret IT, Your drug! Isl lis it.
yr'rto: Ch.t:a,.aO "a .I-i;cn- c.. l. les A.
yi.u:y D-pc.: ChsiIan"gHa. ien".. To- an - M
s,ytIrsiDas ON you: case anG ui-ni&r Oh. tome
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-16
JUDGESHIP FOR PALMER.

Washington, March l6.-Formsr
Representative A. Mitchell Palmer,
of Pennsylvania, has been selected
bv President Wilson for Chief Jus
tice of the United States Court OF
Claims to succeed Charles b. flowry.
Mr.. Palmer is understood to have
manifested Willingness to accept
the place, which pays an annual sal
airy of $6,50D.
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IN THE CORPORATION COURT
FOR THE CITY OF ALEX
ANDRIA VIRGINIA..

Beatrice Dent VS.
Sherman Dent. In Chanccry
An affidavit having been made
and filed, that the defendant is :,
nonresident Of the State of Vir-
ginia, upon application Of the COM
plainant in writing, stating speclti-
cally the last known place of abode
Of the defendant, the court on this
Goth day Of January, 1915, doth
grant the following order of publ
cation:
The object of this suit is to obtain
for the complainant a divorce from
the bonds Of matrimony from the uc-
PENDANT, on the ground of wilful ce-
sertion and abandonment for 4 per-
iod Of more than three years PRIOR
to the institution of this suit, ana
for the custody Of the minor child
Wesley Dent, and for general re-
lief:
It is ordered that the defendant do
appear within fifteen days after due
publication of this order and do what
is necessary to protect his interest
in this suit. And it IS further or
dered that copy of this order of
publication be published once a week
for four successive weeks, in the
Alexandria, Gazette newspaper
published in the city of Alexandria
Virginia; that a copy be posted at
the front door Of the court house of
the said city, on or before the next
succeeding rule day after this order
has been entered, and that q copy
of the said order of publication shall
be sent by registered mail by the
Clerk of this Court, addressed to
the said Sherman Dent at No. 80
Ninth Street, Northwest, Washing
ton, D. c., his last known place Of
address.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY
Clerk.
Samuel G. Brent, P. @.
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"The Landing of Columbus The
Basketball Girls in The Carnival OF
Srortsr "On the Levce at New Or
leans" Seven reels Of these aud
ether scenes too numerous 10 men-
ton. A big spectacular feature re-
n,irinp Six Thousand Five Hundred
feet (6,50O) Of film and every foot q
feature.
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VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Cor
poration Court Of the City of Alex
andria, on the Goth day Of February
1918.
Preston L. Forrest, Plaintiff,
Ethel f. Lewis and Frederick d.
Lewis, her husband, Ethel E. Lewis,
Administrative Of the estate OF j..
Frank Forrest, deceased; James
Barnwell, surviving husband OF Marie
w. Darnwell, deceased; and lrma
Louise Barnwell, an infant under the
age of fourteen years, defendants.
Memo.
The object of this suit is to have
partition OF the estate real and per-
sonal Of which J. Frank Forrest,
deceased, died seized and possed or
entitled to, amongst the heirs of the
said J. Frank Forrest, or to have Il
sale thereof and the proceeds Of the
said sale distributed amongst those
entitled to the same, and for Il set
Element of the estate Of the said D..
Frank Forrest, deceased.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendants Ethel
f. Lewis and Frederick D. Lewis
her husband; James Barnwell and
Irrna Louise Barnwell are non-resl-
dents of the State: It is ordered, That
said defendants appear here within
fifteen days after publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in this suit,
and that q copy Of this order be ofrth-
with inserted in the Alexandria Gaz-
cite newspaper published in the
City of Alexandria, once a week for
four successive weeks, and posted at
the front door of the Court House of
this city.
A Copy-Teste:
NEWELL s. GREENWAY,. Clerk.
Richard p. Washington. P. Q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-16

"GETS-IT.' It's the corn cure OF
the century, the new way, the sure,
painless, simple way. 1t makes a
fellow really feel foolish after he's
usri toe-eatng salvcs, corn-bltlng
DIN nents, -bundling bandages,
blooG- ringing raZors, knives, fles,
scissor. jabbers and what-nots, when
he uses just drops Of "GETS-lT'
and sees his corn vanish. You won't
vince when you put on your shoes in
the morning. "GETS-IT' is sure,
"gcts" any corn, caIlus, wart OF bun
ion.
"GETS-IT" is sold by druggists ev-
erywhcrc, % cents a bottle, " :.:,Ht
direct by Il. Lawrence {; Co., Chicago.
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OLD COINS.

LC . FOR 1894 DIMES, S MINT;
So laid f0Y same; 2S-pa%c premium
Est giving prices paid for rare coins
and stamps, Toe r,-r copy. !. X.
kimbail, ~ Robin Street, Wal
than, Mass. Reference, Waltham
National Bank. AT.
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AMERICA

A remarkable fire fighting scene
bringing into action one hundred
liremcn, seven fire engines and
twenty horses.
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TONIGHTS PROGRAM

The World Famous N>w York Hip
podrome. Seven realistic reels pre-
senting the complete production OF
the Worlds mot stu Nous spec
tacle,
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Norroll, Oysters in all style at the
Hotel Rammc.
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LOST-On $40 Alexandria and Mt.
Vernon car from Washington
Thursday, pair Of blue ovcla!ls con-
t.iniiG timers tools Reward if
returned To w. Picrpoint. llG \.
St Asaph Street. l3-"t.
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CLAIMS and Crabs at the Hotel Ram
mel. ,.r.;m &&
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4 SURE
SHOT FOR ALL CORNS.
'sc Two Drors-And They Vanish.

CHV IWU I7IVT!'1f1''' ''1%9
When corns make you almost die,
when you endeacor to putt
Your boots on, when you try to walk
on the edge of your shoes to try to-
get away from your corns, you're
way behind time if you have not used
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ADS

WANTED-F'or Roberts Chapel NJ.
T. Church-A sexton who under
stands 81 stcam-heating plant.
Moses S;mmS. Il2 South Royal st.
l3-3t.
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Samuel G.. Brent, P. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-16

At corporation Court of the City
of Alexandria, continued and held
at the Courthouse of said City on
Friday, February 10Th, 1915.
Present, Hon. Louis c. Barley,
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U,rto: Chat.a.ao "a .!r1;cin= O.. /. lies A.
yi.u:y D-pt.: Chattanooga iena.. To- an o. i't-
s,y.rrtiO!.s ON your aHL ui-na2r '.Is. fo'ns
Irea, lent Tor Womtr. SEM n pl.E nI:p'rf. NJ l.C
The Washington herald., 1915-08-15
Masonic Affairs.
LODGES

LODGES
August l6-Pooomac No. S. F. C.: BENJAMIN B.
French No. Is; Anscostia. No. q; Pentalpha, No.
9, F. C; Mount Pleasant No 8.
August l7-Natioual. No. u. F. c.; Ar7ninius No.
8. {. A: Myrou N. Parker No. =. F. c.; King
David No. ..
August ls-Washington Centennial, No Il, F. c.;
Osiris. No. II called Of; East Gate. No. 81. called
of
August ls-Narsl. No 4; Hiram, No. 10. NJ NJ:
La Fayet.e. No e. F. c; William R. Singleton.
No %.
August s-Columhia No 5: Lebanon, No. I.
F. C; Stansbury. No. q. SPECIAL VI. VI.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
August Ia Fayette, No. s. and Washington
Naval. No. !. called of.
August Is-columbia, No l. ard Brishtwood, No.
g. called Of
August 3-G7a7d Charter school Of instruction
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
August ls-Waslington Council. No l. called Of.
August le-Adoniram Council No. . called of.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMAIANDERIES.
August l6-Orient. No 5. called of
August B-Potonac. No. 5, called of.
August D-Co'umtda, No. 2, called of.
SCOTTISH RITE.
August !7-Mthras Lodge Of Perfection, No /.
called of.
THE SHRINE
August lf-Annual summer outing Alnas Temple
10 Chesapeake Beach.
THE GRoTTo.
Augus 2-kauipolis outing to Colonial Beach.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
August ls-Ruth. No J. called of.
August E-Mizpah, No. g. Fidelity. No. 70, called
OF.
August ls-Arerne. No. TO- called of
August leEsther. No 5
August D-M.Itha. No. {. and Ascension, No 90
called of.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-15
All Is Ready for Grotto Excursion
to Colonial Beach.

Everything is in readiness for the
excursion of kallipolis Grotto to CO.
IoniaI Beach next Saturday The
prophets and their friends Will leave
Washington at $50 IN the afternoon.
and return on the boat leaving the
beach Sunday afternoon
The committee, consisting OF Grand
Chief Justice Edward s. SohmId. Mas
ter of Ceremonies l 5. Goldsmith. and
Prophet A c. Mayer. Will leave moth
ing undone that will tend TO the pleas
ure and innocent frolic of the eX-
Cursionists. The program Will include
motion picture Of the prophets az
play, a ceremonial at Masonic Hall
Saturday night. and an outdoor sac
red concert Sunday. which will include
an address by Rev. Hugh T. Steven
son. grand chaplain of Masons of the
District of Columbia There are many
stunts on the program. the nature
of which the committee is keeping
secret.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-15
KNIGHTS TO Hold Reunion mt PEN
Mar Thursday.

Chairman w. s. Aumen. of the Mary
land State Reunion knights of Colum-
bus. which will be held at New Pen
Mar Park Thursday. August 70. an
nounces that arrangements are now COM
plete and that the affair promises to
he the most Impressive ever held by the
organization.
Reports received from committees
throughout the State give evidence of
a large turnout both of members and
friends.
Grand Knight George F. Topper. OF
Frederick. reports that at a recent meet
ing it was voted that the Frederick City
Council attend the reunion in a body and
that special trains be chartered via the
HaGerstown and Frederick Railway
The program. as arranged. is as fol-
lows:
MARYLAND My Maryland-Pen-Mar Or
chestra.
Invocation-Rev. H. ]. Monaghan.
Introductory Remarks-w. S. Aunen.
Baltimore. Md.
Address-Rev. Joseph C Mallon. West
minister.
Oration-Hon Charles W. Darr. Mas
ter Fourth Degree. Washington. D. c.
Address-Rev. H. ]. Monaghan, State
Chaplain, of Baltimore, Nd.
Address-Rev. ]. J. Conlon. Cumber-
land. Md.
Selection-Pen-Mar Orchestra.
Edgar y. Canister, State Deputy
knights OF Columbus of Maryland. will
preside.
Exercises in the open-Air Auditorium
at 100 p. m.
The Western Maryland Railway will
run a number of special trains from
points along the road. and in order to
give the Baltimore knights an oppor-
tunity to visit High Rock. Brentwood.
Mt. ouirauk and other mountain points
the new Pen-Mar Express will not leave
the park until 80 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-15
Councils Of the National
Union.

August F-Potnnac Council res.s =, p~-,i,,
Temple; Central Co1ncil az Perpetual Ru,djnr A.
ciation Hal 49,
August l.-Srats, War and Narv Council rss-s -
fythlan Ten, l.: headquarters oren a,3r ~
August F-TreASIry Council meet, A. q
Han: Congressional Couu1l meets at Tvpog-arb,r,i
Temple. ~, -ia t-lc'i
August ia-Na:Io1al Council n,se,s >, p,-,...,,,
Building Association Hal: Mount verro, Cr,,,,cI
neets 81 EaElss Hall = ''''ie'i
AES-i-r 2.-IrseEh Henry Counci! r,-a,. \. r,-,-.-
Han; Census Council meets at Perrs.uaI Buili,r-
Association Hall. D1--''i''S
East Capitol Council met in its conr-
ell chamber. 3li PENNSYLVANIA avenue
southeast Monday night I E.rr,
Jones, Of FraternaI Council. addressed
the council on the good OF the order.
Pressmen's Council met Monday eve
ming in its council chamber. Eagles.
Hall. one candidate for membership
was initiated. President of the Cabinet
F. A. Strickrott spoke After the ragn-
lar business meeting refreshments were
served
Inc joint excursion committee me, a.
headquarters Tuesday evening. The re-
turns relative to the sale OF tickets are
anout all in and 1t is earnestly desired
mat those who have not yet settled for
the tickets will do so at their earliest
convenience. Headquarters will he
open each Tuesday evening
The Washington herald., 1915-08-15
Royal Arcanum Councils.

Regent 3. c. Wheeler expec,s =
large attendance at the meeting n,
Ouray Council tomorrow evening in
Pythian Temple. II is expected mat
Past Grand Regent H. C. LEM ana
Grand Guide James W. Scott will
make short addresses
Wednesday evening Grand Orator
James H Ruth and Deputy Grand Re-
gent George NJ Evans will attend the
meeting of Francis Scott Kew Coun-
Gil in Potomac Bank Building, George
town. Regent J. / Cox wishes all
members to attend.
William E. Aiken, the new regent Of
Municipal Council. requests every
member to be present "Wednesday
evening in New Masonic Hall. Eighth
and streets northeast. to discuss
plans for the fall campaign. Orator
Kean is preparing an entertainment
for the meeting.
At Oriental Council last Tuesday
evening the bylaws relating to the
loan fund were amended, and Past
Grand Regent ]. z. Swaine. Chairman
of the increase committee, outlined
plans for a class night for the in
itiation of candidates in September.
Grand Regent Edwin A Mess spoke
on the work of the Royal Arcanurn
Hospital Red Fund Association. Dep
uty Grand Regent James E. Thomas
expressed his pleasure at the cordial
reception accorded him by the coun-
Gil Vincent p Dooleg, chairman of
the excursion committee. reported that
the suting of the council at Ches-
apeake Beach on August was a sue
cess.
Grand Secretary Benjamin White
has just returned from a visit to the |
Panama Pacific Exposition at San
Francisco. being the guest of his sis
ter during his stay. William r. Spi,- |
man. of Oriental Council. has been
appointed a postoffice inspector. and |
1t present is engaged on special work |!
in the West ]
The Washington herald., 1915-08-15
Tribal Powwows Of Red Men.

Logan Tribe. No. 3, met at Red Mems
Hall, Wisconsin avenue and n street
northwest. Thursday night Past CT
Sachem Hester. of Ohio. was reported
improved by the sick committee. Broth
er L. H. Hester is well liked and it is
with deep regret that the members heard
of his illness. Brother Hester is a men,
Der of Abinaki Tribe. Of Van Vert. o.
Application was received OF William
White.
Seneca Tribe. No. II. met at Bank
Hall. 3l6 Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
Friday night. Brother Hauptman was
reported as doing as well as might be
expected. The death Of Past Sachem ].
Cooksey. who died Tuesday u his home.
was announced with deep regret. Broth
er Cooksey has been connected with the
Improved Order Of Red Men for a num-
Der Of years. He was an active member
and whenever able he attended his
tribal meetings. Out of respect to his
memory the tribe stood with bowed
heads for a minute.
Red Wing Tribe, No. 20. met at sI3
Louisiana avenue northwest Monday
night. Regular business was transacted
and several committee reports were
acted upon.
Idaho Tribe. No. 10. met Tuesday night
at Northeast Temple, Twelfth and H
streets northeast. An interesting meet
ing was held. but owing to the hot
weather 1t was cut short
Usage Tribe. No 6, met Monday night
at Society Temple Fifth and g streets.
northwest. A surprise was given Sachem
s. Galbum. who has just become bene- |
dict. The tribe presented the brother
with three-piece cut glass set as a |
wedding gift. Another surprise was
given him by installing him as sachem |
Of the tribe. Past Great Sachem Dr.. |
Whitman resigned the chair in Brother
Galbum's favor. Past Sachem Alexan- |
der is taking trip to the Pacific Coast
and VIII b gone for . month.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-15
Two Dea tbs in a Week.

Mt. Vernon Lodge. No. ). had two
deaths in its ranks in a week. One of
its oldest members, Joshua 4. Cooksey.
passed away. Funeral services were held
Thursday from his late residence, T2ls
street southeast. and interment was in
Congressional Cemetery Mr.. Cooksey
had been a sufferer from paralysis for
about 2 year. He was a native OF Wash
inston. had been an employee of the
Navy Yard for fifty years. and was
prominent in fraternal circles.
Funeral services for Hyland Naddon
of Mt. Vernon Lodge, No. ). who died
August e. were held last Sunday after
noon at the family home. al . street
northwest. Burial was in Congressional
Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-15
Grand Chancellor Praises Order.

Grand Chancellor William A Kimmel
has approved the bylaws of Hermione
Lodge. No. L. In a recent circular to
the subordinate lodge of this domain the
grand chancellor says, in part:
While friendly deeds and honest hand
claps are worth while. the world needs
it. While poverty. sickness and nisfor-
tune stalk throughout the land and man
lives for self; while ignorance. prejudice
and bigotry are the ruling traits in man;
while we shout justice and practice law
and our finest physical men have to walk
the streets with hickory clubs in hand.
the, world needs the great order of
Knights Of Pythias. While fires of
friendship give warmth to the heart OF
men, these fires must be kindled TO keep
them burning. While wealth and posi-
ton are recognized as of higher value
than sterling character and mankind is
not converted TO belief in the brother
hood of man-all nen-the world needs
it"
The Washington herald., 1915-08-15
Committees Planning ka1lipOlts
GrOttO Outing.

Committee On general arrangements at Colonial
Beach-O \. c. 0ehn'ler. chairman. W. h b
Williams ,;ce chairman; K. I. Mcntsome-y, j O.
Helm LOUIS Hartis. \. g. Frey. Frank W VOL
cott. J. NJ eusnan ] Il. Farrell. J. McCorTnlck
W W kimnel DR.. ". ". Brent W. :. Williams.
]. W. urinarLowe-
Hotel acconu,cdAtlons-Louis Ha-t!s, secretary
". H. Chil5s
Ladle-Alolrn GUIDE. chairman; Edward W. Zea,
Reservations on boat-J4dk shulnaa. NJ. w.
Pickering
heiner
SorIrenIrs-H ]. Simmons. A. r Rogers.
nEni.sarv-Theodore Picard H. L Strens. II.
Keeper O: aoo-Fred H. Kramer.
R4cer-Ion-R. b. DlcNev. chairman: Perez V.
Moore Milton HopfenrnaieT. Charles y. shackeltoEd.
Theodore PlcJ-d julius AItrecht {. A Watson,
7. T. Moore. J. " Collins, t. " Hawkins. Z. a.
Cook ]. j. CosrIret, Bernard ErdrT-5, Harry Bedell
CD. NJ A Winter. George H. Cooke. Charles W.
kns. il. Ma-k Stearman. George w. Hes. aeatnn
W Trlnren ]. HarrT CunniE-h4m. J. 7. Riley.
Ladies rsrep,ion-Mrs II. y. F. Williams.
chairman Ms. O. A 9. OehnleT. VICE chairman !.
Ms LOUIS Hartiz NJ. CharltS N heeter Mrs
George Mason. Ms. n. c. Williams
Music-Sanuel F. ShreTe. president of hand: Prof.
Julius klmTer.
GIee club-Cha-les A Stevens. director; John H.
ShIeve. E 7. Hutchinson.
PiarC-IIcITe HeidsphelneT.
Pro--am-P Il Pullman A. B. Williams.
PutIdty-WII.am H. Landvoigt. Thomas A.
Bynum. A. I. Wilkins. A. K r. onyoo. Robert
E joyce.
Su.sson=-Drs. Frede-lck Yates. George Loeekam
Wade h. Atkinson, George X. Baisr. G. Frank
Day. c. f. Ir-four. Fioyi! " Brooks. W. F. R
Phillips. n. NJ. Wln-ars. E. 6. Wilson, f G.
Scibert. f. NJ. Hasbrrtcs, George \. Baker. Frank
f. Gibsn. 1. A. Walker. Grant ;. Barnhayt, W.
H Il. BTanienhIrg
weltaTs-M " Pickering. Hary Beaeu and all
other prophets
The Washington herald., 1915-08-15
keane Council Interested in
Orphaus' Outing,

The regular meeting of the council
was held Thursday evening. Grand
knight Edwards presiding. The
grand knight reports that he has ap-
pointed David z. Barry delegate TO
Washington Chapter to succeed vice
Edward kehoe. jr., who resigned on ac-
count OF pressure of other business.
Arrangements for charter member
night are being perfected. There are
al present twenty-one charter mem
hers in the council. to each of whom
special invitation will be sent
The members of the council are in
terested in the orphans outing to
be held at Glen Echo Park August
"a
The Washington herald., 1915-08-15

meetings, and will recommend that more
consideration be given to receiving new
applications in the future. The co-opera-
ton of every member is requested so
that the term will be successful and show
an increase in membership and in
finance.
President Annie E. Grigsby. of the Re-
bekah Assembly, designated the marshal
OF the Assembly. Belle NJ Carter. as its
representative at the Rebekah anniver-
sary. Notices have been sent out by
the assembly secretary. the grand Sec
rotary and the grand scribe to all sub
ordinate and Rebekah lodges and tSe
encanlpments to select representatives to
meet with Mrs. Carter in the blue room
OF l. o. o. F. Hall on August 70 for the
purpose of organizing the committee and
appointing subcommittee to make suit
able arrangements for properly celebrat-
ing the Rebekah anniversary. As this
Is the FIRST time the anniversary exer-
clses Will be held by the Rebekah As
sembly Mrs Grigsby is devotinS all her
energy toward making the same a sue
cess From the reports so far indicated
by the Rebekah lodges II is believed the
anniversary exercises will excel any held
In this Jurisdiction.
y y.
3, at the last meeting, August 70. the
degree was conferred and social session
was held in honor Of Past Noble Grand
flerson, who has been a member of the
order for thirty years. The following
program was rendered: Piano selection
Bell Chapman. greeting. Past Noble
Grand Dora Hendricks: response by Past
Noble Grand Pierson Past Noble Grand
schippert addressed the lodge on the
progress of Martha Washington Lodge.
The meeting adjourned by all members
ana guests joining in singing Aud
Lang Syne.''
At the regular meeting Of Esther Re
hekah Lodge. No. ), Monday evening a !
committee of five. consisting of Mrs |
Morrison, Mrs. Glossbrenner. Mrs Coon.
and Mrs. Epps. was appointed to act
With the noble grand. Mrs. Darling. on !
the Rebekah anniversary committee !
At the sixth annual reunion at Pen |
Mar the degree staff of lodge gave an |
exhibition drill. which was a credit TO |
Esther Lodge and all Rebekah lodges !
The visitors showed their appreciation !
Of the good work by constantly cheering /
the team. Members OF the staff are
Degree director. c. ?. Sample: pianist
Mrs. Katie MORRISON. Mrs Katie Sam
pie. Mrs. Bertha Williams. Mrs. Ida
Brimer. Mrs. Blanche Newberry, Mrs
Virginia White. Mrs. Edna Ohlander
Mrs. Annie Glossbrenner. Miss Esther.
'loss. Miss Josephine Jarboe. Mrs Jen-i
HE kennison. Mrs. Marion Geimaa. Mrs
Eta Meade. Miss Edith Coon. Mrs Sarah
Darling. Mrs Mary Pollock and Miss
Annie Meter.