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tended him and the Grand Lodge on
GERS and will be the guests Of the
temple at a fraternal visit wednes-
day, December Is.
Rathbone Temple. No 8. Pythian Sis
ters, will have its regular monthly
social Friday, for which Most Excel
lent Chief Lola Marks has appointed
the following committee: Mrs. Eliza
beth Turner. chairman; Mrs. Geiman,
Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Mrs. Sadie Bark
man, Mrs. Daisy Wightmann, Misses
Mary Steiner and Demarest Simpson,
and Messrs. Ed Wilson, Saul Samuel
Price and w. A. Turner. The temple
initiated candidates at the meeting Fri
day night Miss Josephine tarboe was
installed outer guard to fill the un-
expired term Of Mrs Leep. who re-
signed the Office because of i'll health
Mrs Elizabeth Turner, as Installing
officer. was assisted by Mrs. Bertha
Williams. as grand senior. and Mrs
Della Nichols. as grand manager. The
temple has extended an invitation to
the grand chancellor and other officers
OF the Grand Lodge Knights Of Pyth-
las to be its guests at a fraternal
visit Friday night. December 10. Grand
Chancellor Kimmel has accepted the
invitation.
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No. 4. was entertained Wednesday
evening by Messrs. Hartlove and Moler
at the !atter's residence in Mount
prixes riWen es pane,n we're o,1awed payea and and
refreshments were served.
The annual. grand visitation of the
worthy grand matron and the worthy
grand patron and the other officers of
the Grand Chapter was made to Cathe
dral Chapter. No. IA, Friday evening.
Worthy Matron Mae l. Dow was con-
graduated on every hand upon the
manner in which the several features
were presented After addresses by
Worthy Grand Matron Catharina Loft
ler and Worthy Grand Patron Arthur
M. Poynton, in which they compliment
ed the chapter and commended the Of
ffcers of 1915 on the work of the year,
the evenings entertainment was pre-
sented. with selection by quartet
composed of Flora Clough and Martha
Brandon and Allen Clough and Frank
Kern, and a special convocation of the
S. o. SIS Suffering Society of Suf-
fixes-a nondescript society composed
of those wives and husbands of past
patrons and past matrons who had not
served as matrons or patrons, the par
ticipants being Messrs. Cowles. Trog-
ner and Bradley and Mesdames Water
man and speelman. with Messrs. Dodge
their brief session they related their
narrowing experiences and told Of
the melancholy days when each OF
them was but "suffix'-a mere ma
irons husband" or patrons wife"
Upon the adjournment of the s. o. 8.
Mrs Clough sang a solo. followed by
drill under the direction of Past Grand
Matron Cowles, in which the Masonic
and Eastern Star emblems were por-
trayed, the use Of an illuminated star
and the emblematic colors in a spot
light adding greatly to it's effective
ness. In concluding the drill each Of
the eighteen characters bore to the
grand matron and the grand patron an
American beauty rose, forming a clus-
ter bouquet each of which bore in
verse "Cathedrars Greetings to the
recipient. Remarks were made by
Past Grand Matron Mary T. oBrien,
mother of the chapter, and Past
Grand Matron Jessie W. Cowles, first
matron'' of the chapter. Worthy Ma
tron Dow announces that the degrees
will be conferred at the meeting. Fri
day evening.
For the first time in the history of
the order the grand matrons of Vir-
ginia, Maryland and the District of
Columbia were present at the same
grand visitation, Grand Matrons Griest
of Maryland and Taylor of Virginia
being guests of the evening.
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No. 8. Monday evening. The officers
were examined by President Grigsby
and at the close of the examination
she complimented them upon the rem
dition Of the work. especially Vice
Grand M. L. King and Warden Leah
Pumphrey. The reports as given by the
secretary of the assembly, Mrs. wer-
ner. showed that the lodge had an in
crease Of twelve members during the
year. Treasurer Thomas Of the as
sembly reported that the examination
Of the financial books disclosed the
lodge to be in good financial condition,
showing a gain in bank deposit and in
invested funds. Remarks were made
by President Grigsby. Grand Master
Rich. Grand Representatives MILAN
and Bradford, and Past Grand Master
]. H. Crew. At the close of the meet
Ing refreshments were served.
Fidelity Lodge, No. z. met Tuesday.
The officers and members are highly
sratifed by the reports Of the lodge
and the examination of the officers by
Vice President Anna Billings of the
Rebekah Assembly at the grand visi-
tation. Several applications for mem
bership are expected in the near fu-
ture.
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The state councillor has issued a proc
iamation to the order in the District
summoning the members, in accordance
with the custom which has prevailed
In the District of assembling once a
year to give thanks for the many
blessings enjoyed during the year, to
assemble at Douglas Memorial Church,
11th and H streets northeast, for re-
Hgious service Sunday. November 20,
at pm. The pastor. Rev. c. C. NC
Lean. will preach the sermon. Tho
members have been asked to meet at
the corner of 18th and H streets north
east at 1880 pm sharp. and march in
a body to the church.
Liberty Bell Council. No. 55, met
Tuesday evening In the North East
Temple. Walter Lingebach, who has
been sick for some time, was reported
as being about the same. A commune
ters of America. inviting the members
to their memorial services today, which
the council accepted. The good of the
order" committee Is sending out invf-
tations for the open meeting, which
the council will give November 80. The
of the council have been re-
quested to attend the memorial serv-
ices. given by the Juniors of the Dis
trtct at the Douglas Memorial Church
be tn s od Adtsr drill practice ssths ths
and entertainment fol-
lowed by the Council Glee Club. The
present were Messrs. Dyer,
Inhn Ianham, Dawkins; Rags. pssSs MeGullech'
Brown, Walker. r. l. Heironimus, H.
E. Brady and others.
Dwight L. Bromwen. state councillor.
has provided for the annual ThaYfifs-
giving services of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics at the
Douglas Memorial Church, 11th and
H streets northeast, Sunday evening,
November 2s. Members of the order
have been requested to assmble at tho
church at Z o'clock and to be escorted
into the church by the grand marshal.
Washington Council. No. 13, will cele-
brate its anniversary Tuesday evening
In Red Mons Hall. Wisconsin avenue
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e. I. BALDWIN,
Noble grand Of Columbia Lodge, No. 10,
L O. O. r.

I. o. o. r.
ship Of 27o. The members Of the lodge,
with their wives, friends and many
widows of deceased members of the
lodge. were present at the banquet
Those taking part in the program
Fowler. welcoming remarks: Miss Vera
Budd, vocal solo: Miss Blanche Peters,
recitation: Prof. White, legerdemain; ;
Miss Carmon. vocal solo, and Fred
Schefer. baritone solo. The program
closed with dancing. The committee Of
Fowler, past grand master. chairman !:
Grand Representative F. D. Seiffert, Past
Grands c. D. shackelford. s. G. Taylor
and ]. E. Fowler
Eastern Lodge. No. Z, will confer the
third degree Wednesday evening. The
degree team. under the direction OF
Past Grand w. e. Lawson. degree di-
rector, conferred the second degree at
the last meeting. The bowling team
composed Of members Of Eastern Lodge
bowled with Columbia Lodge team and
was again the winner.
Grand Patriarch P. H. Leary, accom-
panied by the officers Of the Grand En-
campment, and Grand Master w. J.
Rich and the officers of the Grand
Lodge, visited Mount Nebo Encamp-
ment, No. 4. in its new lodgeroom at
14th and Kenyon streets northwest,
Wednesday evening. The officers of
work of the degrees by Grand Rep
resentative F. D. Seirert. The en-
campment was commended for the ef-
ficiency of it's officers. Grand Scribe
Dunn stated that the books of the
scribe showed the encampment to be
in a splendid condition and that no
other encampment or lodge Of any fra
ternal order could claim the continu-
Gus services of brother for more than
ifty-fve years as this encampment could
Fowler, who has served continuously for
more than fifty-f1ve years." Mr.. Fowler
exemplified the work OF all the degrees for
the genefit Of the members present AT
made by Grand Patriarch Leary and an
illustrated lecture on current topics was
given. Past Grand Patriarch Taylor
and Patriarch Wales had charge of the
program. Refreshments were served.
Capt Fred A. Royce has notified all
members of Canton Washington, No. l.,
to be present Saturday evening. when
the degree will be conferred and an
inspection will be had by the inspection
general
Federal City Lodge. No. 20. had q
rehearsal of the second degree Wednes-
day night, after routine business. for
presentation of the degree next We'd
nesday evening.
The semi-annual church services will
be held December 10. instead Of Sum
day, November 2S. Rev. E. Hez Sven
will of1ciate at the Centennial Baptist
Church, 7th and I streets northeast.
The death of E. Beale, in Texas,
where he had gone for his health. was
announced. Interment will be at
Arlington cemetery tomorrow Mr.
n
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RQ2a35C4NUh

The Grand Council made its annual
visitation to Ouray Council. No. 1891.
Monday. Supreme Sentry C. r. Zap
pone, Grand Regent z. A. Mess, Grano
Vice Regent F. S. Parks. Sitting Past
Grand Regent NJ B. Mercer. Grand Sec
retary B. White, Grand Treasurer q. N.
Copenhaver, Grand Chaplain w.
Buckley. Grand Guide j. w. Seo.s
Grand Warden G. C. Shinn. Past Grana
Regents G. S. Britt, H. G. LenZ. a; y
Cook, DR.. G. B. Young and Brothers
G. D. Sullivan and l.. NJ Miller nelns
among, the visitors; Addressss pssss Isnz
Zappone, Young, Logan. COOK ana
others. The feature of the entertain
ment was the Mccarthy musical TAM
lily, composed of Mr.. Mccarthy OF ouray
Council and his three sons. which gave
a number of musical selections. ouray
Council is in a friendly membership
contest with Capitol Councii. NO. 3@o-
At this meeting District Council no.
lenged the two former councils COM ON
bined. The challenge was accepted
on the part of Ouray Council.
The annual visitation of the Grand
Council to Francis Scott Key Council,
No. 1895. was made Wednesday even
ing. The visitors were Supreme sen
F.S. Parks, Grand Orator J. H. Ruth.
Sitting Past Grand Regent NJ. B. Mer-
Ger, Grand Secretary B. White, Grand
Treasurer G. NJ. Copenhaver. Grand
Guide J. W. Scott, Grand Warden G. G.
Shinn. Past Grand Regents E. B. Eynon
and A. E. Cook and Representative @.
D. Sullivan. The address of the even-
ing was made by Mr.. Eynon. who de-
scribed his recent trip to the Panama
expositions. A. NJ. McCraight and W.
J. Curtin entertained with musical So
lections and short addresses were mnde
by Messrs Parks, Zappone, Cook.
Dugan, Rankin and Rowzee.
Grand Regent E. A. Neiss has been
called out Of the city by the severe Ill.
ness Of his father.
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Father Rebekah Lodge, No. 5. 1nitiat-
Cd several candidates at its last meet
ing and will devote tomorrow even
ing after the transaction OF the reg
ular lodge business, to social MISS
Jarboe. the chairman of the entertain
ment committee, has promised sur
prise in the unique program. quiit
containing 1876 blocks OF IL pieces
each was presented to the lodge by
Mrs. S. M. chaffee for the Odd Fellows
Home association. Mrs. Chaffee has
passed her eighty-eighth birthday and.
It is said, completed the quilt In thirty
six days without assistance.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge. No. 1. held
a short session Monday. Three appli-
The lodge adjourned early to attend
in a body the visitation OF the presi-
dent of the Rebekah assembly 70 Huth
Lodge, No 2. Past Noble Grand V. Es-
time In sixteen months. her absence
being due to sickness. Mrs. Yoakley
was given hearty welcome by the
members present. December the as
to Naomi Lodge. Preparations are be-
ing made to entertain a large number
of visiting members on this occasion.
Dorcas Lodge. No. 4. attended in a
body the visitation of the assembly
officers to Martha Washington Lodge,
No 8, at it's last meeting. Friday even
ing. 1t is said. several important re-
ports from the committees will be
submitted to the lodge for considera-
ton All members have been requested
to be present. The social committee
recently held a meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Eva Schlaich. 724 7th street
northeast The committee presented
many new and amusing events, and
games were played. Refreshments
were served.
President Annie e. Grigsby, accom-
panied by the officers Of the Rebekah
Assembly. visited Ruth Rebekah Lodge,
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zAMONG J&e)FRATBRNlTlBSI
one dimit and two separations for other
causes.

one dimit and two separations for other
causes.
The New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9, will
have business only at its cornmunica-
tion Thursday evening, with its annual
"get-together" in the lodgeroom No. l.
December and its election of officers
December 9.
Hope Lodge, No. 20, has called off its
communication scheduled for December
"a. to give the members chance to
make their Christmas preparations.
The lodge will have its grand vista
tion Friday evening and its annual
election of officers December 10.
week from next Thursday evening
is the date scheduled for the annual
celebration of "Corinthian night" by
cial and fraternal relations with Co
rinthian Lodge, No. 3Ss, Of Philadel-
phia, which have continued for years,
will be commemorated.
East Gate Lodge. No. 81. will hold its
lodge school of instruction Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Kallipolis Grotto will hold business
meeting at Chamber of Commerce Hall
November 20. wher amendments to the
bylaws will be submitted and other
matters of routine business will be
transacted. The short-form initiation
will be used on several candidates.
Friday members of the Grotto Band
will fill the stations of Naval Lodge, No.
4, at a special. when the NJ NJ. degree
will be presented. The Offices will be
filled by members of the band in the
following order: o. B. Roepke. wor-
shipful master: ]. L. Harmon, senior
warden: S. F. Shreve. junior warden;
Otto Hammerbacher senior deacon; W.
G. Norbeck. junior deacon: E. H. John
son. senior steward; ]. L. De Neale. Ju-
nior steward; Philip Schneider. mar
shal; Philip Nachman, ST.. secretary:
C. H. Popence. treasurer. They will be
assisted by w. A. Saunders Bert Pal
mer, L. H. Schmidt. F. F. Robey, W. G.
Binnix. Wesley Emmons. W. r. Wade,
r. L. Oatley. F. A. Hermann. H. Scrog-
gins. w. Ullman. Charles Aufenthie, B.
Frank Bodine and Paul Bischon. The
band will render musical selections be-
fore and after the comforting Of the de-
gree.
Tomorrow the band will give its an
nua1 oyster roast, and December Z a
dance at National Rifles Armory.
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SQy{t1fRANs

Personal aid to the commander
chief, Ambrose e. B. Stephens. accom-
panied by ]. Clinton Hiatt. George w.
Sellers and Charles NJ. Overacker. aids
to the commander-in-chief. attended
in a body the veterans night held
by Gen. George H. Thomas Camp. No. IL,
at Masonic Hall. on sth street northwest,
Friday evening. Preparations are be-
ing made for a theater- benefit to be
given in the near future at Polls.
o. A. e. Ohmler. chairman Of the Joint
committee, has called a meeting of the
theater committee, when a complete
program will be arranged. The even
ing is to be known as Patriotic
night" Abraham Lincoln Camp. No.
2. was we'll represented.
Past Commander r. L. Oatley of
Cushing Camp. who has been sick. is
reported as better. Francis r. Cross.
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MIS- FIoda NJ. Reagan, state coun-
cilor, and her staff will visit the East
ern Presbyterian Church. 9Th street
and Maryland avenue northeast. for the
annual Thanksgiving services tomor-
row evening. All members of the order
will assemble in the Sunday school
room and march into the church at TAB
pm. Members of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics have been
invited to attend
Mizpah Council. No. 3, was paid its
annual grand visitation Friday even
ing, by Mrs. Floda NJ. Reagan. state
finances and records of the recording
and financial secretaries and treas
urer were examined by the state coun-
Gil officers and reported in excellent
mended for its officers. The hall was
decorated with the national colors and
potted plants and flowers. The state
councillor and deputy state councillor
were presented with handsome pres
ents.
All members of the Daughters of
America have been invited to attend the
Thanksgiving services of the Junior
Order United American Mechanics Sum-
day evening, November IS, at the Doug
las Memorial Church. 11th and H streets
northeast.
Mount Vernon Council, No. is. met
Tuesday evening in Washington Hall,
Sd street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast Several applications were
received for membership. Windall A.
Cooper, chairman of the good of the
order committee. reported arrange
ments have been completed for an old
fashioned dance in December at Naval
Lodge Hall.
Mayhower Council. No. IL. celebrated
it's eighteenth anniversary Thursday
evening. One candidate was initiated,
with Joseph Mason, captain OF the driil
team, in charge Mrs. Lille NJ. Mil
stead, past state councillor. presented
her credentials as deputy state council
or. which were accepted, and she was
introduced to the membership by MRS.
Halle Martin, past state councillor
The invited guests were Mrs. Naomi
e. Swami. National Council wardens
Mrs. E. Viola Thompson, junior pase
state councillor: Mrs Laura Dudley. as
sociate junior past state councillor; MRS.
Mamie Howell, state vice councillor:
Charles H. Miller, State Council secre-
tary; Mrs. Elizabeth Mann, State Coun-
Gil treasurer: Mrs. Emily Halisday.
State Council conductor: Miss Alice
Courtney, State Council warden: John
w. Milstead and Mrs. ]. Pennsington
Of the State Council judiciary. Mrs.
Anna Hill, National Council representa-
tive, and Mrs. Laura q. Burdette, na-
tional representative: Mrs. Ella POWELL
chairman of the good Of the order com.
mittee served buffet supper.
Fidelity Council, No. 4. has had fts
grand visitation postponed until later
date. owing to change In time ana
place of meeting from 623 Louisiana
avenue northwest to the Society Tenn
ple, 5th and G streets northwest, Tue0~
day evenings instead of Thursday.
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dERS
Wednesday-Friendship Temple, No. 9. So
cial.
Friday-Rathbone Temple. No. 8. social.

Friendship Temple. No. .. Pythian
Sisters, will be entertained by its past
chiefs Wednesday night at the close Of
the business meeting. Grand Senior
Ida M. Crown, who is also past chief
Of the temple, is chairman of the COM
mittee in charge Of the affair. 1t Is
announced that one of the features of
the evening will be a pound party for
the benefit of the Orphans Emergency
Home at Bancroft, Va. which has
for its head the Rev. Patrick Murphy.
rector of st. Michael and All Angels
Church, who is q member Of the
Pythian Sister order. At the meeting
Of the temple last Wednesday night
number Of candidates were initiated
ship received. Grand Chancellor KIM
mol has accepted the Invitation sx-
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Order Of the Sons Of Zion.

Max Nordau Camp, No. u. Order ef
the Sons of Zion, which was reorgan-
ICED June 20 last. at 1928 6th street
northwest, by the election Of the fol-
lowing officers: Joseph L. Topper. prssi-
dent: H. Nelson. vice president: l. Al
bert, financial secretary; M. r. Coll
legeman. recording secretary: A Cohen,
Joseph TENN and I. Shapiro. guards:
DR.. L. Glushak. Prof Green and Rev.
B. L. Grossman, trustees: has made ex-
tensive plans for the collection OF funds
for war sufferers in Palestine.
Communications have been received
from Louis Lipsky of New York. chair
man of the Federation of American
Zionists. and from Louis D. Brandeis,
chairman of the provisional executive
committee for general Zionistic affairs.
urging all organizations. as well as
Zionists individually. to extend every
effort toward collecting funds for war
relief purposes. The camp will meet
Sunday, November 2S. at pm.
Plans have been made to entertain
several prominent speakers in this city
during the winter.
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division secretary. Maryland Division.
Sons of Veterans. U. s. A., who was
confined to his home by illness. is also
reported better. and Guide A. b Good
rich of Gushing Camp. who is in the
south. will remain there for the win
ter months.
Master Clyde @. Garlick. who re.
cited the Gettysburg address of Presi-
dent Lincoln. at the meeting at Cush-
Ing Camp Friday evening, Veterans
night. is a son of Secretary w E. Gar
lick of Cushing Camp.
The newly elected mayor Of Phila-
delphia. Thomas b. Smith. is a mem
Der of Camp No. 277 of that city. He
was Formerly postmaster of Philadel-
phia He is also president of the Sons
OF Veterans Club of Pennsylvania
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Knights of the Golden Eagle.

America Castle, No. 3. met Thurs.
day night at 31s Pennsylvania avenue
southeasta After Frank Kerper, Jacob
Nussbaum and John B. Woodffeld had
arranged the paraphernalia in a new.
and effective manner. the candidate,
Frederick Knudsen. was initiated into
the second degree. William H. Scott
announced that he had received LETT
ter from j. R. Norris. who Is now In
Phoenix, Ariz, and doing as wen n
can be expected. The noble chief gave
notice that as the date for 1t conficted
with Thanksgiving day there would be
no smoker by America Castle this
month Under good of the order the
following speakers took part: William
e. Rruder, H. C. James, H. T. Adams,
Ross HsCanp and John Thompson.
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MASONIC

LODGES.
Monday-Dawson. No. Is, F. C.: STAINS
bury No. "a. business.
Tuesday Federal, No. 1. F. O.: Acacia,
No. Is. f. A. and F. c.; Takoma, No.
-. social.
ednesday-Harmony. No. II. pm,
grand visitation; School of Instruction.
Thursday-The New Jerusalem, No. 2,
business; Temple-Noyes. No. 81. social.
Friday-IIope. No. 20. S pm, grand vis-
itation St Johns, No. IL, $50 pm,
grand visitation.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Mount Vernon, No. 3, Royal
Arch; Anacostia. No. IL mark.
Tuesday-Mount Horeh. No. Z. business
Friday-Mount Pleasant, No. 13. Royal
Arch: Auacostia. No. IL. mark.
NJ z. NJ.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDER1ES.
No announcement for publication.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday-Mithras Lodge of Perfection,
fourth and fifth degrees: Robert de
Bruce Council, Knights Kadosh. bust-
ness.
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bership numbered but a few thousand,
while today the total membership is
more than 100000, the Odd Fellows.
1t is said, being the largest fraternal
order in the world. The present Of
ficers of Columbia Lodge are: E. l.
Baldwin, noble grand; Ernest A.
Swingle, vice grand; E. c. Grumley,
recording secretary; F. W. Alexander.
financial secretary, and Thomas w.
Fowler, treasurer. 1t has q member
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ODD fELl@B

LODGES.
Monday-Beacon, No. Is, degree; LAngdon,
No. 20. grand visitation; Union, No.
II. business.
Washington, No. 8; Golden Rule,
No. q, and Amity, No. q. business.
Wednesday-Eastern. No. Z. degree; Har-
mony. No. 8, and Federal City, No.
20, business.
Thursday-Salem, No. %, degree; Colum-
bia, No. 10. and Covenant, No. 13,
business.
Friday-Phoenix, No. %. degree: Central,
No. l. admission by card; Metropolis,
No. 16, business.
ENCAMPMENTS
Tuesday-Fred D. Stuart, No. 7, business
Wednesday-Columbia, No. 1, business.
PATRARCHS MILITANT.
STANDARDIZATION Washington, No. ], de.
gree and inspection.
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Communications for Of these columns be received by
The Star than Thursday of each Items which
relate that after that contain and
CARTIER will be
received to Saturday, but not later
both sides of will
accepted be
address of the person sending them.
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KNIqR1SSdii4S KNIqRR{1FSSi4S

LODGES.
lanthe. No. II. grand visitation.
Tuesday-webster, No. Z: Excelsior, No.
a; Capital, No. "a, and Myrtle, No.
Is, business.
Wednesday-Mt. Vernon, No. 8; Union,
No. 23, and Columbia, No. 20, busi-
ness.
Thursday-Harmony, No. 21, business.
Friday-Syracusians, No. 10, esquire rank:
Rathbone- Superior. No. %, page and
esquire ranks.
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CHAPTERS

CHAPTERS.
Monday-Board of directors NJ. and e s.
Home. monthly meeting; Columbia,
No. Is, grand visitation.
Observation-Disclosures, No. Z. grand vista
tion.
Friday-Tkoma. No. IL. degrees by ad-
vanced line; Cathedral, No. II, de-
grees; St. Johns Lodge. No. IS, de-
grees and horal obligation.