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Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-18
A Receipe For Happiness

Take ono generous slice of our bread. Spread 1t over with good butter. and don't be stingy. Add a layer of home made apple sauce. Then take one heal thy boy, about the time he gets home from school, hungry as two wolves. ln- sert the broad butter sauce combinat tion into said boy orsa and if that, don't produce happiness, where can happiness be found?
 ANDREWS BAKERY
 SUMMIT STREET
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-18
CREENEVILLE

Six hours after high water it is low tide. which is followef by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-18

Miss Alice N. Stevenson and her Sunday school class enjoyed a picnic at Ocean Beach Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-18
Personals.

Miss lapse Michals has resigned her position with the Ponemah Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-18

Comparisons. Predictions for Monday: Fair. Mondays weather: Cloudy, easterly wind, rain in evening",
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-18
BANK STATEMENTS

No. 11S5 REPORT OF CONDITION OF The Uncas National Bank at Norwichi In the State of C.onnecticut. at the close of business on Sept. 11th 1917.
 RESOURCES.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-18

B. & Liabilities for redis- counts, Including those with Federal Reserve bank (see Item 1d) 354, 4,481.7i State of Connecticut County of New London. ss.: I, Charles W; Gale. Cashier of the above named bank, do soIemnly swear that the above state ment is true to. the best of my know ledge and belief.
 CHAS. W. GALE.
 Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to hefore me this 18th day of September, 19lI.
 LEONARD P. CHURCH,
 Notary Public.
 JOHN C. @AvERILL- +...
 JOHN PORTEOUS.
 GROSVENOR ELY. sept1Td Directors.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-15

Sidney Webb. is already at Easthamp-
ton with her goyerness.
Mr.. Haywood Webb, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Webb. expects to enter the
second training camp for the officers
reserve corps at Fort Myer in August.
Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh and Mrs. En-
met c. Gudger. wife and daughter
of Senator Walsh, have gone to Mon
tana for the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gist Blair. who are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gaff
It their summer home, the Ship, Os-
terville, Mass, will spend the summer
in the North. rot returning to Wash
inStOn until autumn.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting
and their daughters. Miss Julia b.
Whiting and Mrs. John Baldwin Coch-
ran. are Passing the summer at Bar
Harbor. Mr.. Cochran Joined them
there last week.
Rear Admiral Eugene II. Leutze,
with Mrs. Leutze and Miss Marion
LeutZe, will spend the summer at
Warm Springs. Va.
Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller has left
Washington to be gone a fortnight.
She will make a series Of visits in
Kew England.
Mrs. S;iis,n HUtchins. who has been
e" New York, has arrived at White
sulphur Springs, where she has taken
a cottage for the season.
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turned to their home after a short
stay in Atlantic City, Philadelphia
and New York.
Mrs. Jonas and daughter. Esther,
have left town to spend several weeks
in New York.
Miss Regina Hynnan has returned
after a short stay with friends in New
York.
Mrs. Goldstein and her two daugh-
ters have returned to their home in
Philadelphia after spending several
weeks in Washington.
The Washington Suburban Club gave
an Informal dance to members and
friends on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Myer Felheimer is spending
some time in Nashville. Tenn. where
she is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jonas.
Mrs. William Michalis and little
daughter are I'm Pocahontas, with rela-
tives.
Miss Eva Bennett has returned to
her home in Norfolk, Va, after a
short stay in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark B. Goldnammer
left last week for Reading. Pa, where
they will make their home.
Mr. Milton Fischer has returned to
his home in Philadelphia after a short
visit to Washington.
Miss Edna Oppenheimer is in Balti-
more, visiting relatives.
Mrs. Jonas Michaelis has returned
after short stay with relatives in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Berliner left last
week to spend several weeks in Stony
Mann. Va.
The Hon. ]. F. Bouchelle, of
Charleston. w. Va. spent a short time
i'll Washington last week with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosher Marx and Miss
Daisy Marx have returned after
spending several weeks in Braddock
Heights, Md.
The Hon. George W. Williams, OF
Beckley. w. Va, made a short visit
to Washington last week.
Miss Camille schwab, Of Lanier
street. is spending some time with
friends in Norfolk.
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FRATERNAL GOSSIP

line schippert: right and left sup
porters to the noble grand. Mrs. Dora
J. B. Hendrix and Mrs. Belle Nj.
Chapman; right and left supporters to
the vice grand, Mrs. Ora L. Pfrim-
mer and Mrs. Effe Tichner; inside
guardian, Miss Alice c. Dove: degree
director, Past Grand Burgess L.
Daley, and pianist, Mrs. Gertrude
Underwood.
Esther Lodge. No. 5.-Past Noble
Grand Rule, acting special deputy
president, assisted by a corps of past
noble grands Of Dorcas Lodge. No.
=. installed the following officers at
the last meeting of the lodge: Noble
grand, Mrs. Bertha Williams; vice
grand. Mrs. Susie EckIaoo: recording
secretary, Mrs. Mallie Plymale; finan-
ciaI SsGssisry, Miss Josephine Jarboe;
treasurer. Mrs. Linnie Keiser; war
den, Miss Esther Sloss; conductress,
Mrs. Ollie Hagginmaker; chaplain,
Mrs. Emma Shae; right and left sup
porters to the noble grand. Mrs. Fam
ME Chaffee and Mrs. Francis Ogborne; (;
right and left supporters to the vice
grand, Mrs. Laura Johnston and Miss
Gertrude Purcell: inside guardian,
Miss Nellie Sherry: outside guardian.
Mrs. Laura Wilde. Reports of the
committees were received
The Washington herald., 1917-07-15
YOUR WEDDING DAY
And the Famous Men md womeI
Who Have Shared Ii.
BY MARY MARSHALL,

July 15-Emperor Frederick ii. and
Isabella Frlda-Eugene BOisseyain
and Ines MiIhoIIand.
Six hundred and eighty-two years
ago wedding occurred that attract
cd the attention of all Europe The
bridegroom was Frederick II, who as
Emperor Of the Holy Roman Empire
was the greatest ruler in Christendom,
and the bride was Isabella, a daugh-
ter of King John, of England, and a
French princess.
At the time of the marriage Isa-
bella was 81 years old, not extremely
young for a royal bride in those days,
and Frederick II was 39 He had been
Emperor for fifteen years and had
made himself particularly popular
shortly before his marriage by
crusade which he had undertaken
and on which he had procured Jeru-
salem, Nazareth and other sacred spots
from the Saracens.
1t is somewhat of a stretch of the
imagination to jump from this wedding
in the far-away past to another we'd
ding which took place four years ago
today. when the bride was Inez Mil
holland. the beautiful and youthful
American suffrage leader. and the
"a was n SOuhS VI
wealth and social position whom Miss
Milholland had met in her travels. At
the time of her marriage, of course.
there was much publicity because OF
Miss Milholland's beauty and charm
and social position. no less than be-
cause she was looked upon as one OF
the most promising leaders Of the most
aggressive branch of the suffrage
party. When Miss Milholland quite
frankly admitted that she had done
the proposing a good many conserva-
tive persons were a bit shocked, but
when she added that she had not been
able TO gain her husbands consent un-
I'll she had proposed several times,
their surprise was even Crater. Had
Miss Milholland been less beautiful. or
mad 1t not been an open secret that
she had had many very ardent ad-
mirers among her own American
countrymen, she might not have been
able to make this statement with such
enjoyment.
MRS Boissevain's death last year re-
vealed the fact that her married life
mad been extremely happy. and that
at least in her case she had lost MOTH
ing II, as che said. she was the az.
sressive one In the courtship.
tcoryrisht ur.)
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Modern Woedmen Of
America.

Central Camp. No. l6ll5. al its last
session. took stops looking toward q
series OF social evenings for members
during the fall and winter. A COM
rnittee consisting of George A. Casey.
DIR. John W. Sutherin. and Harrison
r. Shaw, r. empowered 10 make pre-
liminarv arrangements. r. Berton
Ridenour, at Cresson, Pennsylvauia.
advises his duties at that place Will
keep him away from Washington a
much longer time than he anticipated.
Numerous visitors were present at the
meeting. 4. r. Talbot Camp being
represented by District DEPUTY Henry
II. Willard. clerk J. X. Duncan. As
Sistant Clerk Burton g. Cowles. ard
J. r. Probst. Adviser u. ". Gilman
and Banker Daniel Webster. of West
End Camp. and Escort ". r. Whit
and 4. II. Thomas, n Columbia
Camp. De7uty Millard stated that the
age OF entrance TO the society has
been placed at seventeen years. 3. 6.
Cowles. Daniel Webster. and short
talks by a number OF visitors were
enjoyed.
Charles p. CornwoU. a member %
Oak Camr. No. 5f22. of Grafton, West
Virginia. spoke briefly of WoodmSn
work in his vicinity. touching psrticI-
larly on the Forester team OF his
camp.
G. M. Hunter is stiu AZ Green River.
Utah. where he IL gradually recover
ing from the white plague.
]. o. Maus. and Henry n. Martin.
assisted in making the meeting a
success. 4 communication received
from p. 7. Springer indicates that the
training camps in the State Of Texas
are furnishing considerable addf.ion-
al work TO the officers Of the Engineer
Corps at Fl Paso.
Woodmsn camps. comprising the
Joint committee having the Wood
man and Royal N-ichhor excursion
to Ch"sapcake Beach on July Is in
charge. was held I'm C-utral Camp
Hall. r. n. Gilman. chairman. ~
To head Tn" reception c0Uwi'fes. Her
rison =. Shaw directs the athletic
Commitio". II. u. M.laTd Is char
man oC the committee on printing and
nr. J. X. Duncan is IN look afJc- the
general comfort committee. 4 pro-
CONFINED on PAGE LIGHT
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east Temple. Twelfth and Il streets
northeast. Wednesday night
Mount Vernon Camp. No. 6. VII
meet at woodmen of the World Hal,
Four-snd-a-haif and C streets sou1-
west, Monday hight.
National Camp will meet at Masonic
Han. Sixth and L streets northwest,
Monday night
The Boosters' Club will hold N.
next meeting at Woodmen OF che
world Hall, Four-and -a-half andl-G
streets southwest. Monday OF this
week. The members OF this caub
consist Of the past consular comman-
der. the consul commander and the
advisor lieutenant The final repot
OF the club on the plans for che
Woodmen OF the World day eKc,Ir-
sion 10 Chesapeake Beach, Auguxti.
will be rendered at this meeting. and
IL is expected that there will ne
much OF interest 10 those attending.
State Manager Mcconnell. a mem
Der Of the club. Is attending the
national encampment at Atlanta, Ca.
and will be unable 20 attend.
Willow Grove held its regular meet
ing Tuesday. July >. at the home of
Guardian Burns. The Grove had
present Sovereign Bessie Edmonds,
who has been visiting In New JerSsy
and New York since early in the
year. State Manager Mcconnell was
also Sresent. Penny March prize
was won by Guardian Burns. The
Grove was treated 10 a very pleas
ing musical program by Sovereigns
Edmonds and Booth, the meeting
being closed with rendition Of The
Star Spangled Banner" in Accord
ance with orders from Sovereign
Commander w. A. Fraser.
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Masonic.

Lebanon Lodge. No. Z. announces
the Master Mason degree at a special
communication at 7:30 p. m. on Tues
day. July II. The Association of Wor-
shipful Masters of 1917 will confer the
degree.
At the regular communication on
July 20 the entered apprentice degree
will be conferred by Senior Warden
Elmer C. Wood.
Monarch Goldsmith announces a
business meeting of Kallipolis Grotto
for the evening Of July % at Chamber
of Commerce Hail. The meeting Is
described in the announcement to the
Prophets as a watermelon Special"
He states that luscious watermelons
are now undergoing a cooling process
and that they will be Just right"
July 3. As an added attraction there
will be exhibited the motion picture
film of the recent Shrine-Grotto base
ball game which Is attracting much
attention at the Masonic Auditorium.
The Grotto Band is preparing many
novelties for its excursion to Marshall
Hall July 2s. The annual family pic
mic OF the Grotto will be held at
Chesapeake Beach on August Is.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR.
son. acted as best man for Mr.. Funk
houser.
A supper followed and later Mr. and
Mrs. Funkhouser left for a wedding
trip to New York and Atlantic City.
A pretty wedding took place satur-
day at $50 o'clock when Miss Blanch
R. MCKeiny. of New Britain, Conn,
was married to Mr.. Arthur Spencer,
golf professional OF the Clarksburg
Country Club. West Virginia. The
Rev. Samuel A. Bowers officiated.
The wedding took place at the resi-
dence of Mr.. James Spencer, golf pro-
fessional of the Towp-Country Club,
Sso5 Georgia avenue, brother of the
bridegroom
The BRIDE was given away by Mrs
John S. Burgess. wife of John Burgess,
professional OF Chevy Chase Golf
Club, who was attired in a gown OF
champa sne crepe de chine, trimmed
with blue, and hat to match.
The bride wore a gown of dove gray
taneta silk trimmed with Georgette
crepe. She wore a tulle veil and car
ried bouquet of sweet peas and tea
roses.
The matron OF honor was Mrs.
James Spencer. who wore a gown of
white crepe de chine combined with
ressda green and a white satin hat,
and carried a spray OF tea roses.
The bridesmai1 was Miss Jessie Nc
Clan, who wore a gown OF cadet blue
silk, trimmed with Georgette crepe.
and a hat to match.
Mr.. James Spencer was best man.
The wedding dinner was served at s
O'Clock to a number of intimate
friends and relatives on the lawn.
which was decorated with Japanese
lanterns.
The bride and bridegroom left Wash
ington Tuesday evening to spend their
honeymoon in the mountains.
Afterward they will make their
home at Clarksburg. ". Va.
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Residential Changes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Christian D. Hemmick
nave leased Studio House, their resi-.
dence in Sheridan Circle, to Mr.. NJ, l..
fequa. of California, who will take
possession shortly. Mr.. Requa is con-
nectcd with one of the semi-official
aSencies which are cooperating with
the government in its wartime activi-
ties. Mrs. Requa will Join him here
in the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hemmick have an
apartment at the Grafton for the
present Mrs. Hemmick will leave
town tomorrow to remain until fall,
She will visit at Watch Hill, r. L.,
and later will go to Canada for a
series Of visits.
Mr.. Hemmick has sent in his appli-
cation for the second officers reserve
corps training camp at Fort Myer,
which will open in August.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Chase w. Ken
nedy have given up the residence in
Twenty-tirst street. which they have
occupied for the past year, and have
taken possession of the apartment
which they have leased at the Dres-
den.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. B. Ruddock have
returned to this country and will spend
the summer in Washington. They
have taken the Edgemoor home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Robb for the sum-
mer. Mr.. Ruddock has recently been
associated with Mr.. Brand Whitlock,
United States Minister to Belgium.
and came here from Brussels with his
family. He was formerly second sec
rotary OF the United states embassy
at Berlin, and was transferred from
there to Belgium.
Mrs. William Haywood has leased
her residence in l street to the gov
eminent. and is now with her daush-
ter, Mrs. Howard Hume, at her resi-
dence. 1880 Jefferson place.
Joseph II. Grew. former counselor of
the American embassy in Vienna. and
Mrs. Grew have taken possession of
the residence, 1918 Twenty-first street.
which they have leased from Mr.. and
MRS Chandler Anderson. Mr.. Grew
IS now on duty at the State Depart
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Doheney. ir..
or California. who expect to spend
next season in washington, have
taken two suites in an apartment
house in Sixteenth street, just north of
Boundary Castle. Mrs. Henderson's
home. Mr.. Doheney's parents spent
the spring and early summer here, and
were entertained elaborately during
their stay.
Representative and Mrs. William
Rodenberg. of Illinois, are established
i'm the house they have leased at 3503
Macomb street, in Cleveland Park
Mrs. Rodenberg was Miss Mary Ridge
way, OF Washington.
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Social Notes.

Mr.. Emanuel Haas Is the house
guest Of his mother. before leaving for
an indefinite stay In the South.
Miss Carolyn oppenheimer. Of Bel
mont street, Is spending q month in
New York. where she Is taking
course at Barnard College.
Mr.. II. Richland has returned from
snort visit to relatives In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bssr have re-
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Woodmen Of the World.

". A. Fraser Camp. No. II. met
Monday night at Northeast Masonic
Temple. Eighth and F streets
northeast, with a very large at
tendance. occasioned by the vista
tion directed at the last meeting
of the Boosters Club. The camps
The Washington herald., 1917-07-15

Tucsdsv-Fidelty. No. = degree.
Thursday-Friendship, No. 8, business
Miriam Lodge. No. 6-Past Noble
Grand Miss Ordel Harlan, of Friend
ship Lodge, No. s, assisted by Past
Noble Grands Miss Esther England,
as warden: Mrs. Ploris Nally, as
marshal: Miss Mollie E. Edmonston,
recording secretary; Mrs. Henrietta
Werner, financial secretary; Mrs An
ME NJ. Cole, treasurer; Miss Emma
Strobel, chaplain; Mrs. Grace Weber,
outside guardian, installed the fol-
lowing officers of Miriam Lodge. No.
6: Noble grand, Miss Mary L. Porter;
vice grand, Mrs. Elizabeth Mooney:
recording secretary, Mrs. f. J. s.
Murray: financial secretary. Miss
Ellie Allen; treasurer, Past President
Mrs. Annie f. Grigsby; warden. Miss
Vergie King: conductress, Mrs. Clare
Cochran; chaplain, Miss Mary Baur-
man; right supporter to the noble
grand. Mrs. E. Pearl Windsor; left
supporter, Mrs. Edna Cummings;
right and left supporters to the vice
grand, Mrs. Jennie Kenison and Miss
Mary Murry; inside guardian. Mrs.
Eta Meade: outside guardian, Past
Grand B. B. Walden and degree direc-
tor. Past Grand L. Fl. Windsor.
Martha Washington, No. 3-Past
Noble Grand Mrs. Sarah Adams. as
sisted by a corp Of past noble grands
Of Esther Lodge, installed the fol-
lowing officers at the regular meet
ing of the lodge In Pythian Temple
Thursday evening: Noble grand. Mrs.
Alice e. Cooley; vice gland. Mrs.
Josephine Daley: recording secretary.
Miss Mollie 2. Edmonston; financial
secretary. Mrs. Sybil L. Wills; treas
urer, Mrs. Olga NJ. Rogers: warden.
Mrs. Grace Delaney; conductress, Miss
Bessie Moore; chaplain. Mrs Caro-
The Washington herald., 1917-07-15
Summer Travellers.

Mrs. William NJ. Ingraham, wife of
the Assistant SecreeIry of War, left
Washington Friday for Portland, Me,
where she will open her home at 72
Deerins street. for the summer. Mrs.
lnsraham will make occasional trips
to Washington before returning in the
autumn.
Mrs. T. Devil. talmage and her
daughter. Miss Rebecca Collier, went
TO New York last week from where
they will start on n motor trip through
New England. They will spend the
remainder OF the summer at York
HarbOr. Me. They expect to go to the
White sulphur Springs for the au-
tumn.
Mrs. Z. Marvin Underwood, wife of
Assistant Attorney General Under
wood, accompanied by their children,
IL passing the summer at Orange, Va.
Miss Lemira Gillett-Hill has joined
her mother at their home in Illinois
to remain until the early fall.
Miss Elizabeth Wiley. who passed
the early summer at Ardmore, Pa,
has some to Provincetown. Mass. for
a two months art course at the Sum-
meT Art Colony. Her mother and
sister. Mrs. Henry Wiley and Miss
Roberta Wiley, are at their summer
home at Pointe a Pic. Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Glover and Mr.
and Mrs. {. c. Glover, jr.. are en-
route to Yellowstone ,Park and will
visit other Western and Pacific Coast
is before returning to Washing
ton.
Mrs. George Miller whitewell with
her children. Helen and John CoInan.
has gone TO Portland. Me. where she
will spend the remainder OF the sum-
mer with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
s. ColHan Allen. at their cottage on
the C-pc Elizabeth shore. Mr.. Whit
we'll expects to join his family in
August.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sidney Webb
will leave Washington August for
their summer hOr1a af Easfba opfor
The Washington herald., 1917-07-15

Calanthe Lodge, No II. held a meet
ing Monday night. addresses were
made by Past Grand Chancellor WILL
lam A. Kimmeli, Col. Thomas A. Ian
don. Chancellor Commander Thomas,
Of Amaranth Lodge; Grand Prclate
Charles w. Henderson. Past Chancel-
lor f. ]. Newcomb, of Equal Lodge;
Chancellor Commander Loeb. of Dc
catur Lodge: Past Chancellor Taran-
tino. of Columbia Lodge, and others.
At the time the United States de-
clared war against the Kaiser.
Calanthe Lodge. No. II. knights of
Pythias, held a loyalty meeting at
which patriotic speeches were made
and the members of the American
Order were pledged to assist the
President and our country to the ut
most.
In compliance with the request of
Supreme Chancellor Brown Calanthe
Lodge has set apart Monday night.
July q, as patriotic night, and the ex-
ercises will te strictly in conformity
Herewith. All companies of the uni
form rank have been invited to be
present in uniform. Profs. William 3
Crown and Jerome II. Williams will
have charge of the musical program
and speakers will be present A
smoker will follow.
Hermione Lodge. No. Il. was visited
by Grand Master of Exchequer F. r
Crown Wednesday night. He reports
an excellent meeting.
Excelsior Lodge. No. II, was largely
attended Tuesday night by members
and visitors.
Columbia Lodge, No. 2f. omitted its
meeting Of Wednesday night on ac-
count of the uniform rank outing at
Marshall Hall. which was a success
ful AFFAIR under the immediate direc-
tion of Washington Company, No. ].
A special meeting of the ways and
means committee OF the Pythian or
der Thursday nieht considered details
Of the annual Set-toEether." which
was conducted by the outing commit
The Washington herald., 1917-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. John Sidney Webb
will leave Washington August l for
their summer home at Easthampton.
L. l. Their Young daughter. Miss
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Knights of PythIas.
LODGES.

Monday-Amaranth. No. q, business; Century
No. %. called of.
T1esday-Webster, No. :. called off: Excel
sior, No. II. business; Capital, No. "a. called
of; Myrtle. No. q, business
Wednesday-Mount Vernon, No. S, and Equal.
M. Il. business
Thursday Franklin. No. z. business.
Fnday-Syra cisians No TO- business.
HALL ASSOCIATION.
M1ndAy-Monthly meeting board Of directors.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
Wednesday, Friendship Temple. No. ., busi.
ness
Thursday-Mnthly meeting Past Chiefs Asso-
ciation.
Fridsy-Rathbone Temple, No. 9. business.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-15

Mrs. William Haywood has leased
her residence in l street to the gov
ernment. and is now with her daush-
ter Mrs. Howard Hume. at her resi-
dence. 1880 Jefferson place.
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CoNTrNuFD oN PAGE EIGHT
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Representative and Mrs. William
Rodenberg. of Illinois, are established
i'm the house they have leased at 35O3
Macomb street, in Cleveland PARK
Mrs. RodenberG was Miss Mary Ridge
way, of Washington.
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THE REBEKAH DEGREE.

Mouday-Ruth, No. 2, degree; Naomi, No.
hnsiness.
Tuesdsv-Fidelity No. :. degree
Thursiay-Friendship, No. 8, business
The Washington herald., 1917-07-15

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Chase w. Ken
nedy have given up the residence in
Twenty-t1rst street, which they have
occupied for the past year, and have
taken POSSESSION of the apartment
which they have leased at the Dres-
den.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-15

July 15-Emperor Frederick ii. and
Isabella Frida-Eugene Boisseyain
and Ines MiIhoIland.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-05-03
THE eJEFFERSONHAN

in the background--keeping the old veterans in
the front-baffling the efforts of the Catholics
and their workers to ferret out the secret of this
powerful under current-nOt until the day of
days did they step forward and pinning on their
white badge of honor take their place beside the
men in their grey uniforms, with this same white
badge pinned upon their old breasts, rebuke to
any who are willing to swallow an evil if wear
ing the dress of popularity