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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16

The Grand Chapter of the Order of
the Eastern Star for the District of
Columbia opened its annual session
Thursday evening at Masonic Temple
In addition to the reading of the re-
ports of officers and committees there
were two notable features, the grant
ing of the charter of East Gate Chap
ter. No. II, by unanimous vote, and a
simple and beautiful memorial serv-
i've arranged by Grand Matron Catha-
rina Loeff1er. for the deceased mem
bers of the order in this and other
Jurisdictions. AS the name of the de-
ceased was called a rose was deposited
upon the altar. Rev. Edgar c. Powers
of Brookland Chapter. No. IL, offered
prayer. and solos were sung by Mrs. NJ
Olive Joyce of Ruth Chapter. No l, and
r. II. Davidson of Martha Chapter
No. A.
At the session Friday evening the
Grand Chapter Endorsed the proposed
Masonic employment bureau and adopt
ed the Grand Lodge proposition of
raising the assessment of its members
for the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
to 81 Y cents per capita. Under the
head of new business the election be-
gan and resulted in the choice of Mrs
Ida '. Faber for worthy grand ma
tron and of Ben W. Murch for worthy
grand patron. The election of the 9TH
err officers was deferred until the Sat
urday evening session. The results will
be found in the news columns of The
Star today. The grand matron an
nounced that the new East Gate Chap
ter. No. II, would be instituted and
consecrated tomorrow evening at Ma
sonie-Temple.
Ascension Chapter, No. 20, Friday
evening, will celebrate the first ami
versary of it's institution, and the
worthy matron has extended an invi-
tation to all members of the order to
be present. The chapter will give a
euchre party at the Burlington apart
ment in the near future.
At the last meeting of the chapter
the degrees were presented by Worthy
Matron Amelia f. Eberly and her new
forth quite a demonstration of APP
piause. After the business of the eve
ming. Mrs. Lillian Bennett of William
+. Hunt Chapter. No. 16. sang two
solos. and Past Matron Genevieve R.
Haley presented the new matron, on
behalf of friends. with bouquet of
red roses.
'Areme Chapter. No. 10, Will meet in
the chapter room of Masonic Temple
will be conferred on several candi-
dates. A program of entertainment has
been arranged. Refreshments will be
served. All members of the order are
invited.
Announcement is made by the worthy
matron, Mrs. Elizabeth Pitt. and
worthy patron, Thomas S. Sergeon. of
Ruth Chapter. No. /, that after the
transaction of the business at the
meeting on Monday night, the chapter
will adjourn to attend the consecra-
ton of the new chapter.
Tuesday afternoon. at the home of
Mrs. Emma Thomfordt. the auxiliary
home board of Ruth Chapter. No. !.
held its first meeting for the present
year A large amount of business was
transacted, and an extensive program
of work outlined for the coming sea-
son. After adjourning. refreshments
were served and social hour followed
Martha Chapter. No. 4. held the first
meeting of the year Friday. under the
regime of the new officers. who initial
ed class of six candidates. using
flowers during the ceremony. The Of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, January e16-PART

Kidd: Mrs. Fanny Selinger of Aremee
Chapter. as president: Mrs. Carrie smith
of Electa Chapter. as treasurer. and
Mrs. Minerva r. Crawford of Brook
land Chapter, as secretary.
Plans were perfected to visit the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home February
10. A social hour followed, with music
awarded to Mrs. Selinger, Mrs. MolsteI
and Past Grand Matron Streater. The
guests of the matrons We're Past Ma
iron Helena Lennon and Mrs. Helen F
holster of Brookland Chapter. The
home of the hostess was still sugges-
tive of the holiday season
Mrs. Elizabe McAleer will entertain
Thursday, January 81, at 1925 New
Hampshire avenue northwest. Lunch
at l o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16
W0AN5 BElEEHfFf7kASSM
LeEEyKaEE MAGGABEES4

Tuesday evening Columbia Review.
No. 3. entertained Metropolitan Tent az
the Maccabees and its friends. The
early part of the evening was spent
with cards. The ladies' first prize was
won by Mrs. Clements, second prize by
Mrs. Grace Boyd, consolation prize. by
Mrs. Bernice Snyder GentIemsn's FIRST
prize was won by Thomas l.. Smith.
second prize by Bradley Snyder, con-
ISOLATION prize byiJames A. Dony. A
musical program was rendered by
Prof. Oates orchestra of twenty-five
young men, with vocal solo by Mrs
Gertrude c. Zimmerman. Refresh
ments were served. This review will
hold a 'top-knot" euchre Tuesday
evening, February s.
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QDf:EL@B

LODGES
Monday-Beacon. No. IL: Union. No. II,
and LansdOn. No. .6. business.
Tuesday-Mt. Pleasant No. 20. degree;
Washington. No. 8: Golden Rule, No
II. and Amity, No. %. business
wednesday-Grand Lodge annual session:
Eastern No. Z: Harmony. No. 8:
Friendship. No. II. and Federal City.
No. 20. business.
Thursday-Covenant, No Is. degree: CO.
lumbia, No. 10. and Salem, No. 22.
business.
Friday-Pboenix. No. IS degree: Central
No. l.. and Metropolis. No. rs. bust
ness.
PATRfARCHS MILITANT
Saturday-Washingto Canton, No. /. drill
and social.
ENCAMPMENTS
Tuesday-Grand encampment; semi-annuaI
session
Wednesday Mount Nebo. No. G. business.
Friday-Magenenu. No. 4. business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16

of these columns must be received by
The Star than Thursday Of each week. Items which
relate after that time contain and
important that be in earlier will be
received Saturday, but not later.
written both sides of the will be
must be signed with and
address of the person sending Them
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RER @fl&yAPGES

Monday-Iuth. No. .. degree rehearsal;
Naomi No. l business.
Tuesday No. :. degree.
Friday-Miriam, No. 6. business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16

The free public lecture by Peter W.
Collins under the auspices of the State
Council drew large audience TO the
New National Theater last Sunday
night. to hear a three-hour discourse
on whats Wrong With the World"
Many deposited queries in the ''aues-
ton box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16

Adoniram Council, No. 2 ROYAL and
Select Masters. illustrious Master c.
i. Alexander states. will. at it's stated
assembly Thursday. after the business
session. spend the evening socially
No program has been arranged. All
Cryptic Masons are invited to be pres
cnt.
THE Masters Association of 1905"
met at the Hotel Gordon Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16

Eastern Lodge, No. T.. met Wednes-
day night and in the course of the even
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16

Takoma Chapter. No. 10, will give a
turkey dinner and bazaar Friday Feb
ruary 4. from 5 to pm, at Trinity
Parish Hail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16

Grand Herald Chamberlain reports
that Covenant Lodge, No. 10, has per-
fected plans for a social entertainment
at the close of each meeting. Degree
Directors LEM and McMullen will hold
weekly rehearsals of the degree team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16

Golden Rule Lodge. No. 81, has in
augurated series of rehearsa1s in de-
gree work. The line officers have been
requested to be present at each meet
ing to exemplify the work for the ben
eft of the members. Members also are
invited to take part in the degree team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16

new Masonic Club was organized
tuesday evening at the New Ebbitt.
in the various offices of the District
government Nearly fifty signed the
ron as charter members and already
that number has been increased to 49,
The club adopted as it's name The
Circle Club" and elected the following
ofhcers: President, Roger ]. White
hord: vice president, Ben Prince; sec
rotary. Gus A. Schuldt: treasurer Capt
Louis {. Wilson: sergeant at arms. Ed
win Hesse; tiler, Capt. c. T.. F.. Flather;
executive committee Alexander Nc
kenzie. Francis A. Sebring and Ben w
Murch; representatives to the advisory
board Of Masonic clubs. Robert W.
Williams and A. r. Speare
Lynn II. Troutman, president of the
advisory board of Masonic clubs, ad-
dressed the meeting and stated that
the Circle Club made the twelfth or
ganization of its kind in the District
The new club contemplates series
of entertainments during the year, and
has already mapped out a partial pro-
gram. The charter has been held open
for the present.
Some of Grand Master Jermane's
statistics in his address before the Ma
sonic clubs at the New Willard Fri
day evening seemed to surprise many
or his hearers. notably that of the
100000 Masons in the world 400 900
were to be found in the United States,
and that in proportion to the popuia-
ton the District of Columbia has more
Masons than any of the forty-nine ju-
risdictions in this country, except per-
maps Rhode Island, and more even
| Than Rhode Island when it is consid-
| cred that at least 100000 of the popu-
| lation of the District are not available
| to Masonry.
Orient Commandery. No. ), knights
Templar, has tho Order of the Red
| Cross scheduled for tomorrow even
ing. Commander William T. Hebbard
in his circular just issued, refers to
the effort of the inspector general to
unify the sword manual and drill in
| the ritualistic work of the comma nd
cries. He also reports Jesse ". Lee,
jr.. i'll but improving: Eugene W. Hol-
| lis. in Providence Hospital, after an
| operation from which he is recover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16

Brookland Chapter. No. II. met We'd
nesday evening, in the Brookland Ma
sonic Temple. with a large attendance
and every officer present. Mrs. Lottie
Melius was reapponted and installed
chaplain of the chapter. and Mrs. Anna
Melius was installed as warder by the
worthy matron. Remarks were made
by Mrs. Minerva Crawford in present.
ing marshars baton to the chapter
from Mrs. Laura Z. Lewis, the present
marshal. The chapter hopes to have
work a it's next meeting. and an invi-
tation was extended to all members Of
the order to be present During a So
cial hour refreshments were served
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-18
Rs>ssrt;ra De IL cIiaIca
del "caatroI" de los
n~scimieDtos

NUEVA YORK, Nov. liza Sc
nora Margarita Sanger ha alberto dc
nuevo SUI clinica del control de los
nacimientos eli Ia pequena tienda uDI
cada en- eli No. 46 Ge Ia Gale Am
boy. de Brownsville, no obstante e!
hecho de estar solo libre bajo fan
II, esperanto que sea vista SD caas2
Dor ell Tribunal dc Se:iones tspecla-
les.
Su hermann, la sonora Ethc! Byr-
ne V ia sehorita Fannie MinGei.. gu"
figure como ayudantc dc Ia senior"
Sanger. no tomarain pari" en- los TIA
baios de la rucva cIinica,
Que me arrcstcn toIas las wee
que quieran-dijo L *cao"" Sing"
De todas manoras irsiatir" en- .
tinuar IL labor quo be ~ci.QTendic9.
La lev que ha serrido 4" bas" para
arrestarme no cS con@titucional. Las
mujeres pobrcs dc Brownsville. de Ia
Ia ciudad Y del campo me neceslt1n.
Me he uuedado luchando yO sofa, pc
70 NADIA nj nadie lograri intlmidar-
me. Aoucllos que me bacon cpos:clon
no saben todavia De 10 Que es copaE
una mujcr que lucha por 10 que ella
c,.ao " saint Que cs su dereckO. V mas
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Los remitidos que Sc en-
wen a LA Prensa"

La reception de varios remltldoS dc
positive interes, es verdad, pero que
no llenan los requisites fijados por
La PRENSA, para ser debidamente
~aprovechados como quisieramos. o
obliga a recordar al publico las re-
comendacioneS que va en- variaS oca-
stones hemos hecho: TODD remitldo,
para que pueda darsele el curse CO.
rrespondien:e, debe de venir. sorZo-
samerte, 2mparado con la firma V
rubrica de su autor, pues LA PREM
SA no puede hacerse solidaria de con
ceptos vertidos por persoraS que no
Sc atreven a responder francamente
dc sus eScritos. Clare es que, 81 asi
10 deScan los interesados. pueden dar
Sc pubicidad a Ii remitidos Suscri-
biendolos con un ]seud6nimo, 81 guar.
dar quieren Ia inc0gnita con el publ
co. pero es ab~solutanentc precise
que la PRENSA sepa quienes son
los autoreS dc tales eScritos.
Hacemos especial referencia en- eS-
Ia vez. a unoS rcmitidoS que nos lie
garon de Nucva York. escrjtoS a ma
Guina. Tales remitidoS son. Ell ver-
dad. de positive mteres general J
a~parecen enviados por personals CO.
nocidas nuestraS. acknowledgements
que son elias las autoraS de los REM
tidoS 4 que hacemos alusion, pero ne
cesitamos ratificar nuestra creencia
con In firma Dc las parties Interest,"
daS. Les ~SupIicamoS. pueS. que Sc sir
van haccr la ratification en- Ia for
Sehalada de antemano para todoS
los remitidos. pueS de otra suerte no
podriamos. muy a pesar nucStro. apro
vccharlos en- nuestro p]eriodico como
10 deseam los remitentcS.
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Information General de los Esta.
dos dc nuestra RepubIica

fecciGn General. para ezpedir slros
IN metaIico contra todOS los puntoS
lie Ia RepIblica donic eXistan tales
o~ficinas.
Se ha pueSto en- yigOr la tarifa
que regia antiguamente a base de
GRO nacional, advirtiendose que "a
suma que So entregue para girar>c
irDera ser preclSamente en- metall-
80 para que la oriicna pueda cNpc-
tir 81 giro.
En- cuanIo a las quotas que de-
\engu"n Ell los envius de diuero, pc
dran pagarSe en- ORC nacional o 81
"Iuivaieucia, al tipo del Gia, Ell pa
pei luTalSificabIc
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LOS VILLISTAS DIEKON MUER-
TIE A IS CHINOS

LAREDO, Texas. Noviembrc IT,
Veinticinco chinos fueron ejecutados
Dor los villistaS Ell las ]cercanias de
Santa Rosalia. Chihuahua, mace unos
cuantos dias, segun los informcs trail
dos . esta ciudad por IN america
no que lego hoy proccdente de Du-
range.
F.! citado ~viaiero dice que los vi
llistas haze tempo que vienen come
tiendo numerosos atentados con los
chinos, espanoles Y arabes que Sc de-
dican al concrete err esa region de
Mexico.
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BILLY" Sunday ante los
Unitarios

BOSTON. Mass, Noivembre IL
Billy" Sunday es ahora ell predi-
cador mas ocupado de Boston. El
lunes en- la manana predic6 a los Gle
RIGGS de la ciudad en- la igIesia de
Ia Gale Park Y en- Ia tarde a los pas
torres UnitariOs.
Mr.. Sunday ~esperaba encontrar
acogida hOstil entire los Unita-
rios. Dor las criticas que estas han
lanzado rrspecto a Sus metodos de
prcdicar cl cvangelio, pcrO 10 reel
carinosamCntc.
FL prrdicador llabl6 a SuS oyen-
icS sobrc su amticuada religion. pc
70 10 que mas llain0 la atenclDn fl"
Il:r d. improviSn salt6 Sobr" una
fra-il mesa. creaudO entire Sus oycn
les Ia impression de- que iDa a "a
haIgar rn ella. Cuanlo los u~nltarlo>
\lrrun tai rOSa. rr1yrrOn FlIc MI.
SUNDAY iba a venir al Suelo ron TO-
10 y mesa. pero Sc echaron Il rrll
ruandO vicron que rl p~rfdirador 81
>oStuvo fIrmr aniando en- uno de- los
Iadn> de- "A mesa.
No me a=radaria Greer que 81
mas Ieiano Ic mis- antepaSados hu-
biera SidO un mono monIado en I'm
arbol Y arroiandO coco> Il ojr0 mo
no en- otro arbol Immediate al de- a."
dijo BILLY" Sunday. al lratar de- re-
Daiir las tcor!aS de- la cvuluri6m."
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Mr.. Hughes va dars7
ulas Vacscloaes en-
LskeWena

NUtNA YORK, Noviembrc IL
Charles Evans Hughes candidate re-
,ubiirano 4 Ia P~rasidencia de los Is
ADDS Unidos saldra dc aqui manana
sabado, cen ST. familia para Lake
n. j.. dondc pasara algunaS
semanas. William r. Wilcox, Pre-
sidente del ComitG Nacional Rcpubli'
cano. acompanara j Mr.. Hughes.
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ORRA> De EDUCNCION.

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RELIGION

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d" ju"grS di"eriidGs Y adiv nanZaS go
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para rieSfaS >urialrs, Datri6ti,as Y raml-
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DGJLTA~

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tcIoS los jusgOS -. -. ." 49,
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SecrafnS De IA DreStldiSltacion ' IA iuSsl1;
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"a Vr-dateTa l0ya del ncuiti>Lio ".''
verlf1dcro Horoscope para sd'yinar 81 POL
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FIESTA INTIMA.

In el Salon de San Fernando tu-
vo lugar anoche una fiesta lnt:Ga
en- honor del senior don jose Con
treras, organlzada por el selor Pc
dro B. Silva. para felicitarlo con mo
tlvo de su dia de cumplealcs.
Earios j6venes amigos del senior
Gontreras, bajo la derecci6n sci Sc
nor Silva, pusierOn en- escena "a
nbra dc don Ramon Navarretc, t.
tulada Una Sospechosa." y Ell Ia
representation Sc di>tinguIerOn las
sehOrita> Lui>a y Conception Carl
10 Y los SclUres NiLlalongin y Ma
nuel NaDdeS.
La velada terlnln6 con IN Irlrl-
do bale.
-.-
Tn general carranclSta dice a 81
ayudante:
va te he dichO muchas veces que
no te acerqueS a los caballOs pOr
detrds. \ 10 mejor te dan una paia-
da EN- la cabe2a y IucgO tendrGmOs
algunos cabal!os cojos.
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Cuando necesite liDros en- ~espaHOi
iirijase . lgnacio Z. Lozano.-&A
DoiGr9Sa St.-San Antonio. Texas.
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T'OE~IA

los lrula.i"T"~ q" MCNlCO ............ n..i
: a-rnE.Ir.c> par Manuel VI. flores -. 0.i3
.ru-lI- .r Antonio Plaza IL. 10. .- h.Gh
Tgr>ia> Ge Manuel i'UNa g.. d. &c. 81. j.Gb
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UefuncIoneS.

Una hermana de Ia carIdad. ia
Madre Benigna, 81 amos. Enfernie-
ria de Santa Rosa.
Francisco Delgado, l. amos Hos
pital de la CiUdad.
Sra D. o. Garcia, "a amos. Gale
y, Laredo No. PIG.
Valentino Maritime. - amos. Rock
Quarry. +,
Bonita Rivera, [ mes. Gale :. Pre-
ga No. ST..
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OGts i'OEIICAS DE PEA.

..ur,. .i.f flnglr q. ia
n NrUl EEL AMOR. EiIrlDu ,r IUlu q. ~
Il- ,.l.-r.- sir uryIro ....-..-.... "a
Airws~I.- IrlGgra> Y iieiraI"s. Prc>a> vs.
Er. .'~1"~ E>H"ranLas. Ed. Dc llJo Is
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Olga usled. y. CelcdonlU, Que
desgracia lie im~prrsionaria a listed
mas triSiemente.
Como va sabr listed que 70 lido
iaLro a mi mujrr . que mas me
aoenaria Is uur - luedara viuda.
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REGiSTEO CIVIL.
Liceucias de mat-imonio.

HipolIto y Elena Hernandez.
Federico Gonzalez Y EulaIla LIZ
IA.
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OBRAs DE VICTOR HUGO.

Nn:rIaS a 20 r~cntaIOS
hr'n &c buSCar warid0.
Amor Y WarlIrlO.
E4lvdrIO dc amor.
~ nOvIp 1TeStatn-
Fl purga,OTlu de las S~oltera5.
RI paralsO dc las mujeTeS-
~ inferno dc los hcnbTcs-
~ hada de los mares.
RI Collar dc esmeraldS5.
II nldo dc rulSehoTcs.
Fl i Dc las nlhas.
IL alma en- m be>o.
la hIla DC las flores.
La mia dc los jdZIulncS.
La yiuta allegro.
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EMPEZARON LAS MANIOBRAS -
MiLITARES.... ~

Hirmg hr IL ~. planD.