The Washington herald., 1917-01-13
DISTRICT OD] FELLOWS
AID ALEXANDRIA LODGE
Take Part in Installation Services.
Loan Association Elects.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
r. Z. knight 4 Son.
4 81 6S King Street.

t,kAE& GS2 King Street
Alexandria Va, JAN n.-Tne recently
elected officers of Potomac and Sarepta
Lodges of Odd Fellows were installed to-
night by R. z. Armentrout past grand
master of Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. q,
Washington, D. c., and installing officers.
Attending the ceremonies we're Louis
f. Krening, grand master, CT virginia:
Grand Secretary Rapp District of Co
lumbia; L z. Butts, district deputy. this
city, and delegations of Odd Fellow
FROM Washington. Falls Church. an
other points. Following the installation
ceremonies there was a banquet and re-
ception. 8. w. Pitts was postmaster.
The German Co operative Building and
Loan Association, No. 5, at Its forty
eighth annual meeting last night, elected
the following officers: z. z. Downham.
president; Justus Schneider. secretary
and treasurer; W. II. Hellmuth and w.
E. Hinken, directors for three years;
John D. Normoyle and P. NJ. Bradshaw,
trustees: Douglass Stuart, attorney.
Dividends were declared as followsi
Sixth series, 80 a share; seventh, $50 q
share eighth. S share; ninth, "A a
share; tenth. 20 a share; eleventh, %
cents q share.
Reports received here today from Rich
mond are to the effect that the members
of Company @, First Virginia Regiment,
known as the Alexandria Light Infantry
will be mustered out of service Tuesday
and on Wednesday will return to their
home in this city. The hour they are
expected is noon They viii be given an
ovation, and a banquet at night In
Armory Hall
A conEregation Of men tonight attended
the opening services of the retreat for
men at ST. Mary's Catholic Church. con-
Quoted by Rev.-T> s. McDerrnott. .;
Of the Dominican House OF Studies
Brooks I'D, D. c. The retreat will De
held tomorrow and Sunday nights- on
Sunday morning all OF the men OF the
pari'h are expected to attend holy COM
mum IN In a body at the 7 o'clock mass.
Sunday night there will be a solemn yes
per service, a sermon and benedicton OF
the Blessed Sacrament
At the annual meeting of the Second
Presbyterian Church Sunday School
teachers last night these officers were
elected: F. L. Slaymaker. general super
fntendent; W. II. Melchoir. c. H. DAVIS
Robert H. Bitter. John P. Scott, asso-
ciate superintendents; @. E. Markell
treasurer; E. W. Markell. secretary; II.
". Rudd assistant secretary; W. n.
niser. librarian.
The H rlan-Adams Company, incor or
ateG, L Is city. has been granted char
ter by tire State Corporation Commission
with a maximum capital stock of 5000
and n minimum of $4,000. the purposes Of
which are a cement and lime business.
officers ore: A. F. Harlan president; T.
2. Adams. secretary and treasurer, both
Of Washington.
Sixty pupils in the high school class Of
St Mary's Academy, chaperoned by the
sisters who teach them, this afternoon
went - Fort Myer on a special train and
witnessed the exhibition drill there.
Arrangements have been made by the
Westminster Club Of the Second Presby-
terian Church for a banquet to be given
OF o'clock Tuesday night in the West
minister building. The principal speaker
will be Rev. Z. B. jackson. D. D., pastor
OF the First Baptist Church
ANNOUNCEMENT is made that William NJ.
Eeardon has associated his son. c. Ashby
ReardOn. with him in business under the
name Of ReardOn & ReardOn, steamship
agents. The younger Mr.. ReardOn takes
the place Of the late Joseph S, Grimes.