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Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11
Wabash

No. 12S, North. Bound 11:O7 D. m
12o. South Bound 4:25 p. m.
Wabash train No. 1928 stops on
signal for passengers for Quincy,
Barry and points beyond and to
dicharee passengers from Moberly.
Centralia. Brunswick, Macon and
points beyond. No. 129 stops on
signal for passengers for Macon,
Brunswick, Centralia and points
beyond.
Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11
HIS ExTRAVAGANcE.

''Do you believe that time is
money!"
eyes"
81 thought so. It's about the only
thing you ever spend"
Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11
CAUTIOUS.

s;,r. is this j, beef se,f- too rare for YOU, Mr..
sImpslns" M X, well, since You ask me,
oftener." w II @
Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11

Clifford Potter returned to Kan
sas City Saturday after a weeks
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
N T. Potter. Clifford has position
in a garage in that city.
Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11
REGULAR KIND,

What at. is meant by peace without
victory?"
That's the kind the mis,us AID 1
patch up almost every day,o
Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11

Rev. H. C. Bolen went to Shell
bina Friday where he preached the
funeral over the remains of Miss
Mildred Maupin.
Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11

The preacher thought he had the
congregation badly stalled when he
asked them which was first. the hen
or the egg. Everyone knows that
there couldn't be hens egg with
out a hen first to lay the egg The
only difficult thing about the prob
lem is where the hen came from.
There is no mere difficulty about
that than to tell where woman
came from. The Lord made man
and took a rib from his side and
made the woman Sol suppose he
made the rooster and took a rib
from the ROSTERS side and made
the hen and fed her some poultry
food and she laid the egg.
A marriage ceremony which con-
sisted Of nothing more than the
bride and bridegroom jumping over
broomstick figured in a law suit
settled in West Plains a few days
ago, says the Quill. This marriage
ceremony occurred in Arkansas be-
fore the Civil War, and was popul r
among slaves. The court recoeniz
ed its validity and three heirs of
the broomstick bridegroom were
given judgement for three sevenths
interest in a Howell county farm.
-LaddOnia Herald.
Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11
WIDER FIELD.

~ want mt. to te reach people in all
walks OF life That's narrow au-
dIenoe' Old man. Better include all
makes of cars"
Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11
Warming

No hunting, fishing or trespass-
ns of any kind allowed on our
farms; 7. J. Proctor
Minnie W. Proctor
Zack c. Procto.
Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11
coNSoIING.

Anxious Depositor-But I heard
the reserve fund was getting low.
Bank President-Tush, tush,
.,here's nothing in it.
Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11

Miss Gladys Lear is visiting her
sister Mrs. R. L. Courtney of New
London.
Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11

Mrs Henry McCann was called
to Hannibal Friday on account of
the illness of her neice Mrs Eleen
Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11
AFTER CHURCH

troDie-at Si'e-tUu mean the topic-nOt
,,,a Dear-i a mean just what / said. 1t
was not stuf.-Jydss.
Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11
THEIR MATERIAL.

"What are these gilded lobster pal
aces you read about, made off," 81
guess they're built with gold bricks"
Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11

While Sister Susie's Sewing socks
for Sammie's soldiers, is Percy
planting potatoes plentifully for
personal profits?
Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11

Miss Vivian Clark went to Shell
bina Saturday.
Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11

George Gepheart of Palmyrl was
the guest of A. Grim and family 4
few days last week.
Monroe City Democrat., 1917-05-11
The Balky Machine.

DO you want me to watch your
autOmobile?" asked the boy.
Yes" replied Mr.. Chugeins.
And if it tries to start to start up
and run away. don't stop it Hoiler
for me and Ill take a chance on
overtaking it and getting the first
ride I've had for three or four
hours" "-Ex.
Miss Mary Mudd was Hannibal
visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Richard Asbury OF Memphis,
Tenn, visited his wife at the home
of her parents Sunday.
George Grimm of Hannibal spent
Sunday with home folks in this
city.
MIR and Mrs. E. W, Schweer and
son Billy were Hannibal visitors
Monday.
George Gepheart of Pdlmyri vas
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
Knights of Columbus.

On Friday evening at knights of Co
lumbus Hall William Hitchell delivered
a lecture on Glacier National Park"
On Wednesday evening, January IT. Al
cantara Caravan. No. L. Order Of Al
hambra, will hold its annual election. fol-
lowed by buffet supper.
Washington Chapter. composed Of dele
gates from each council Of this jurtsdic-
ton, has issued a circular to the entire
membership of the order detailing its
activities for the coming year. On Sun
day, January IA, DR.. James J. Walsh of
New York City, will lecture at the Ma
donl Thsater on The Century of Co
fumbus."
The State deputy has called a meeting
OF the advisory committee and the build
ing company for Wednesday evening at
o'clock In Knights OF Columbus Hall to
devise ways and means for the erection
Of new building for tho order In this
Jurisdiction
The next meeting Of washin8ton Cen
eral Assembly Fourth Degree will taks
place Monday evening. January Is.
President Joseph B, McCann, Of the
Knights Of Columbus Bowling League,
announces q smoker and entertainment
to be held BY the league on Saturday
evening. January L. at Eagles Hall.
Potomac Council will meet tomorrow
night at o'clock. The lecturer has ar
ranged an elaborate program for the sec
ond meeting Of the month, January %
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

ard. Miss Cotton. prssidsnt Of the
Southern Association OF College wo-
men, was the guest Of honor.
A lecture on the work of the Drama
League players was given by A. q.
Lyon.
The next tea, tomorrow. from to
o'clock, will be in the hands OF q
group composed of members of the
club who owe allegiance to Mount
Holyoke. Colby, Bates. or the Univer-
sity OF Maine. Mrs Frank @. wilkins
will be chairman for the day. Nine.
Panaretoff. wife of the Bulgarian Min
lister. and q graduate of Mount Holy
oke. in the class OF 80, will be ths
speaker and guest Of honor. Music
will be furnished by Miss Elsie Garlic
ton Small. soprano, and Miss Gertrude
Browne, contralto.
Other members of the group are
Misses Mary Dixon. Eta Eaton, Ruth
olmsted. Alice Huntington Clark, Jean
Dean Cole. Emily L. Smith, Ruth
Stauffer. Margaret Merrill. Louise H.
coburn, and Mesdames Adelia Hensley
J. A. lie Clerc. T. Malcolm Price, Dan
iel Rhodes. Eugene Z. Stevens. Julia
Bodfish, Henry White. Frank @. will
kins, Thomas e. Robertson, o. c. Mer-
rill. G. w. Hall, and George Otis Smith
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
Daughters of America.

Camp No. 2 Patriotic Order OF Ameri.
can, was called to order by President
Sister Mary V. Butler. The sick COM
mittee reported. Sister Francis LLOYD.
who has been sick for some time. was
present, the treasurer, Sister Francis
Berry, was also present. Sister Hester
Burke. of Camp No. 4, was present ana
assisted in initiating two new members
Sister Lillian Chestnut was admitted nv
card. Election night the following were
elected to ONCE: President, Lillian
Johnson; assistant president, Jennie
Calvert; vice president, Sister Bryant;
assistant vice president, e. J. Shea; con-
ductor, Sarah Kershaw; recording Sec
retary, Lillian Woods; financial secre-
tary, G. w. Pfttit; guardian, Ida Gayle;
seminal Francis Lloyd; trustee for
eighteenth months; Ida Gayle; for twelve
months, Kathern Young; six months,
Florence Prince; chaplain, Kathern
Young; chairman of ways and means
committee, Florence Prince. Remarks
were made by Sister Burke.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
G. ", i. NOTES.

Pi Beta Phi recently entertained Sigma
Kappa at fudge party In the chapter
room.
Phi Mu recently held q Christmas tres
party In the chapter room. The Christ
mas dance Of the sorority was held at
the Powhatan.
Miss Eleanor Davis, OF Iota Chapter OF
Phi Mu. University of Southern Califor-
MIA. was the recent weekend guest nt
Miss Fay Pierce.
George F. Milton. of Kappa Sigma, for
merly a local newspaper man, has ac-
cepted a position on the staff of the New
York Tribune.
Kappa Sigma recently held a holiday
dance at the chapter house
Miss Charlotte Simpson, Of Chi Omega.
spent the holidays In Boston.
The fall initiation of Phi Alpha Frater-
nifty was held recently In the chapter
house. Following the ceremonial rites q
supper was served the initiates. and short
talks were given by several Of the mem
bers. The new members are Irwin Cohen.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

tern, Andrsv ". n9lfA. AassAAA 4
johnson. Levin D. WINS. sne LxeAr ".
Jones..
Delta Theta Phi has announced q.
pledging OF J. F. Mood. Phillip L Collins.
c. e. Haines. and Mr.. McReynolds-
The Legal Afu Society Of the Law scnosl
has announced m its annual repert thss
ffty-two legal cases were hAndiec aurinU
the period from Aegust 81 Islk 20 Sep
tember l. 1876 The society. compese6 q
upper classnen, gives free legal ADVICE n
needy citixeas.
The Washington Drama League win CO.
operate with the George Washington Un-
versity Players In the making Of scenscy
and the training OF s-ctors for fts produs-
tion. The league 10 making the sanss
otter to all the local amateur orrsninA-
tons. II has a Workshop at izss V strs~
northwest for the working out Of scenic
problems.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
Maccabee Notes

Mount Vernon Tent. No. 1 met in
northeast Masonic Temple Tuesday even
ing. Two applications were filed by the
tents deputy, Frank E. Springmann.
The guests of tho evening were Deputy
State Commander II. W. Phillips and Mrs,
Phillips. Deputy Mrs. W. W. Adamson,
jr. Mrs. Lashhorn. Lieut. Commander
Mrs. Frank E Springmann, Mrs. Edgar
Worts. OF Columbia Review, and others
;, Officers to serve the next six months
were installed Deputy State Commander
H. w. Phillis presided.
Sir Knights Foster, Harmon, Adamson,
Monitt. Sturgis. and Deputy Mrs. W. W.
Adamson, 1r., Of Columbia Review Aux
ihary to Mount Vernon Lodge, spoke
National Review, No. l, entertained the
Ohcers' Club with n Christmas tree and
banquet Mrs Estelle V. Huntington,
vice president, presided over the business
session and Mrs. Fannie E. Walters
graced the head of the banquet table as
hostess. The drilling and uniform of the
guard regiment and the ball to be given
February IA at the Raleigh Hotel were
the principal themes for discussion.
Privileged Questions was the subject
for parliamentary law study, led by Mrs,
Mabel T. LaRue
Mrs. II. w. Phillips, of PENNSYLVANIA,
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Merle, of Ohio, and
Mrs Krouse, OF Ohio, were guests. Eight
new members were reported into the
club, five from Victory Review, two from
Brtghtwood, and Mrs. H. w. Phillips.
Mrs. Stella NJ. .Towner, record keeper
Of Columbia Review, No. 8, will be hom.
in few days, after her illness. Miss
Edna Mcintosh. commander OF indie
pendence Review, No. 4, and Mrs. Es-
telle V. Huntington. commander of Vic
tory, No. Il, have been suffering from
sprained ankles, as result OF bad falls
Just before Christmas.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
Improved Order Of Red Men.
CALENDAR

CALENDAR
Monday-osAse Tribe. No. q, business and installa-
ton of officers by great chiefs Of Great Council Of
the District Of Columbia; Rsdwins Tribe. No. %.
Taesday-ldaho Tribe. No. Is; WanSA Council.
No g.
Wednesday White Eazle Tribe. osceols Tribe,
No. 10; White Eagle Council.
Thursday-Losan Tribe. No. 8; Sioux Tribs. No. h
Fnday-Seneca Tribe, No. Il; Mineola Thbe. No.
II; Idaho Council
osceola Tribe. No. 10, has elected the
following officers: W. H Phister.
prophet; ]. w. Clancy. sachem; ]. Wells,
senior sycamore; F. Holwart, Junior
sycamore: C. H. Benner, chief of records;
w. e. Osmond, collector of wampum; II.
w. Parks. keeper of wampum; j. Wells
trustee; representatives to Great Council
OF District of Columbia Stump, Benner,
Custard, c. Parks, and Holwart Great
Sannap p. r. Louthan, installed the Of
ficers assisted by Messrs. Custard and
Benner
Idaho Tribe. No. Is, elected the follow
Ing officers: Jacob Sander, sachem; w.
E. Thomas, senior sycamore; c. r.
souder, Junior sycamore; J. R. Jenkins,
ords; George W. Vaughn, collector of
wampum; W. ]. Kolb. keeper of wam-
pun, Representatives J. ]. Caylor and
w. H. Kerper, the great sachem, in
stalled the officers assisted by T. H. Den
mis- and r. w. Thompson.
Seneca Tribe. No. II, elected the fol-
lowing officers on last Friday evening:
Prophet. F. F. Voehl; sachem, Charles D.
Hobbs; senior sycamore, C. o. Storm;
Junior sycamore, J. H. Haymaker Rep
resentatives to Great Council of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. w. e. Caywood and
d. J. Marvin. Great Mishenwa q. E.
Custard installed the officers assisted by
W. II. King, N. ]. Weyand. and J. B.
Altman.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

Dental -: Louis ". rurof. @. r.. -.
and Emanuel weintraub, Columbian Col
lege, 20.
Fraternity vas held during the holidays
The opening event was a smoker In honor
of the delegates, rendered by Alpha Chap
ter at its chapter house, i73s street
northwest. convention dance was be 8
New Year night.
Miss Elsie Broward. of Chi Omega spent
the holidays at her home in Jacksonville
Fla.
Miss Elizabeth PAUL, of Chi omeea
spent the holidays in Philadelphia.
Russell B. Lake, '1s. and Robert Ash,
II, both Of Theta Delta Chi, spent the
holidays at their homes.
L. r. Bond. IL, was a recent visitor at
the Theta Delta Chi chapter house
George S. Cooper. jr., former student at
the university ~ Theta Delta Chi mem
Der. who now TyAttending West Virginia
University, SPIT the holidays in wash
ington.
]. w. Cunningham, '1s, Theta Delta Chi.
has just received a commission in the
United States army.
Delta Tau Delta recently held a dance
i at the chapter house, 1910 N street north
west.
Thomas Jackson, law. 1s, who has been
attached to the American Embassy in
London, has returned to this country.
Charlie Lynch. OF Delta Tau Delta has
accepted the secretaryship of a recent :
formed corporation In Boston.
Mrs. D. o. SWEET has become one Of the
pstronesses of Sigma Kappa.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon held Its biennial
convention during the holidays at Pitts
burgh, Pa. The convention also cele-
brated the sixtieth year Of the fraternity's
existence.
The local chapter OF Sigma Alpha Epsi-
Ion recently was visited at fits chapt
house, l236 Euclid street northwest. q
Albrecht F. Leue, one OF the nation
officers
lambda Chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa
held its annual Christmas dance during
the holidays.
Delta Theta Phi recently held a dinner
party at the University Club
Sigma Alpha Epsilon has announced
the following new members: Frederick A.
Calkin, John Paul Earnest jr., Edwin F.
Giblin, Edwin K. LeFevre, Albert J. Mot
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
CLUB notes

The Petworth Woman's Club held a
reception Monday evening at the Wallace
Memorial Presbyterian Church. In the
receiving line were Mrs. S. W. Norton.
Mrs Sidney C. Thompson. Mrs. NJ. w.
Dewey, Mrs. John McMeehan. Mrs. Writ
Taylor Mrs Hubert Overstreet and Mrs
Clara V. Sullivan.
The program included piano solos by
Miss Anderson and Mrs. Preston, a read
ing by Miss Brimley, vocal solos by Miss
Ida O'Neal, Mrs. John McMeehan and
Mr.. Hardeback, and several numbers by
the club chorus.
The Lineal Society of the Spanish
War recently installed these officers:
Chief ruler, Mrs. K. Lawson; chief ad-
visor, Mrs. A. Runge; assistant chief
advisor, Mrs. C. Henderson,; deaconess,
Mrs. NJ. Tabb; chief of finance, Mrs. L.
Ferguson; chief of records, Mrs. E A.
Johns, al Ninth street southeast; SEN
try, Mrs. l. Goldsborough; aide. Mrs.
C. Mccarthy; standard bearer. Mrs. L.
Brooke. The past chief ruler, Mrs.
s. w. Coulter. was given a handsome
vase. Miss Bernice Talbot sang and
Department Commander Lee Harris
spoke. Charles Runge gave a violin
solo.
Friendship Branch of the Sunshine
and Community Society met at the
home of Mrs Robert Lyons on We'd
nesday with sixteen members present
Reports from committees in charge of
Christmas charity were given, and
plans were made for card party to
be given on January % at the home of
Mrs. John F. King, 1881 Irving street.
The society will meet with Mrs. w. w.
Scott, 1900 Lamont street northwest,
February Z.
The College Women's Club held the
FIRST OF its Monday teas on January 1,
when the hostesses representing the
various college groups were Miss Ber-
tha Wolfe, Miss Jessie Brainerd, Miss
NJ A. MacMahon, Miss Claribel Bar
nett. Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt, Miss
Catherine Custis, and Mrs. W. r. Wool
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
GREAT DISCOVERY.

Some OF the erznoest discoveries ef
the ages" ssid the great scientific, So
norously, have been the result Of soca-
dents"
Il can readily believe that" ssid the
fair lady. Il once made one that way
myself"
The great man blinked his smaseneut-
May / ask what Il vas7"
Certainly replied the fair one Il
found that by keeping a bottle Of ink
handy you can use a fountain pen lust
like any other pen-sfthout all the trou-
bic Of nlling it"-Ch1stisn Rssister.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

ruesday-Ladies AuxiIiary-C Canton Washington,
No l, Installation
ssturday-Cant0n Washington, No. l. drill
Golden Rule, No. 21 The first night Of
the term commenced with bright pros
poets for a successful term during the
coming year. Special Deputy Grand Mas
ter I. E. King, assisted by c. Z. Lei
singer, special deputy grand warden;
Frank E. Rapp, grand secretary; J. Z.
Osborne, special deputy financial secre-
tary; w. B. Randall, deputy grand treas
urer; H. 5. Petty, grand chaplin; 7. Z.
Mettler, deputy grond guardian, installed
the following officers: w B. Berlin
noble grand: o. W. Huth. vice grand; r.
c. r. BOhnke, recording secretary; c. E
Bartlett, financial secretary; ]. H. Crew
treasurer. and the following appointive
officers: W. B. Irwin, warden; w. H. Nc
Arthur, conductor; F. A. Norway chap
lain; J. \. Quisenberry, right supporter to
noble grand; ]. c. r. Main left sup
porter to noble grand: Frank Thomson
inside guardian; George Hutchinson, out
side guardian; Harry SeIinger and L. F.
schrader, right and left supporters to
vice grand.
Reports for the year show that the
lodge mas Increased numerically and A.
nancially, the total investment being more
than $4,000. During the past year the
lodge has contributed to the odd Fellows
Home Association and also furnished the
reception hall at cost Of more than $500
Amity Lodge, No. 2, Grand Representa-
tive ". W. MILAN, P. G. NJ, assisted by
a corps Of past grands from Harmony
Lodge, No. 9, installed the following off,
GERS Tuesday evening: Noble grand, John
II. windsor; vice grand. Clarence ]. Cess
ford recording secretary, George Cum
ming; treasurer. Richard A. Ford, P. G.
M financial secretary, B. B. Walden.
Excelsior Lodge, No. Il, will install Of
fcers Thursday evening. Past Grand
VIM. r. McPhee, special deputy grand
master. assisted by a corps Of past grands
from Union Lodge. No. II. will oficiate
At the last meeting of the lodge, Hoover
Annadale was elected noble grand; DR..
Joseph Friedman, vice grand: Thomas
Delcher. secretary; Orvill Schwenk, treas
urer; past grands, Leo SchoenthaI and
Thomas B. Delcher. representatives on
the board of trustees of Odd Fellows
Hall. Past Grand NJ. H. Friedman, act
ing special deputy grand master. accom-
panied by a delegation of past grands
and members Of Excelsior Lodge. will
install officers Of Langdon Lodge, No. IS,
Monday evening.
Grand Master W. ]. Hope, assisted by
Grand Representative W. w. MILAN, as
deputy grand master; grand treasurer, J.
ID. Yoakley; grand secretary, Frank E.
Rapp; grand herald. Harry L. Andersen;
grand chaplain, Henry S. Petty: grand
conductor. E. L. Dunn, and special dep
uty grand guardian, A. G. TrammeL of
Anitty Lodge, No. q. installed the off,
GERS Of Eastern and Harmony lodges
Wednesday evening. Grand Master Hope,
Grand Representative MILAN, Past Grand
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
D. A. R.

The Sarah Franklin Chapter. D. A. r
held a meeting at the apartment of Mrs
Milton johnson at the Albermarle.
The chapter directed it's treasurer to
send SIS to the debt fund for Memorial
Continental Hall.
The historian read a paper on Thomas
jefferson.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
NOT A NATIVE.

New York man took q run not long
ago into Connecticut, TO a town vherv
he had lived as q boz.
On his native hee he accoetsd q
venerable old chap Of 'ome 80 years, who
proved to be the yer person the Goth
amite sought TO answer certain inquiries
concerning the place. As the oonvsrss-
ton proceeded the New Yorker said:
Il suppose you have always lived
around here?'
No" said the old man; Il was born
two good miles from here."-Hsrper's
Magazine.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
GOSSIP OF FRATERNAL CIRCLES

Daisy wightman. excellent senior: Mrs.
Marion Geiman, excellent Junior: Miss
Demorest Simpson, manager Mrs
Mary 4. Mitchell. mistress of records
and correspondence; Mrs. Della NJ Mich
OILS, mistress of finance; Miss Pearlie
Leese. protector. and Mrs. M. Johns,
outer guard.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
Order Of Eagles.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Eagles will hold
a. business meeting Monday, January 8.
at o'clock, at Eagles Hall, Sixth and E
streets northwest
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

Masters John I. Brown and Thomas ].
Gates delivered addresses. The officers
installed for Eastern Lodge. No. 7, were
noble grand, G. Holland Williams; vice
grand. Winfield H Stannard; recording
secretary. Col S. E. Boyce: financial sec
retary. Harry L. Andersen; treasurer,
past grand master, w. ]. Rich; warden,
B. c. Gardner; conductor. Stephen ]. De-
mas; chaplain, George B. Johnston; left
supporter to the noble grand. Sidney F.
Smith: Harmony Lodge Installing A. F.
Harlan as noble grand; e. L. Dunn, re-
cordins secretary; George s. Stewart.
financial secretary; Thomas j. Gates, p.
G. NJ. treasurer; w. H. Berry. warden;
conductor. w. H. Stewart chaplain, J.
C. Darnall; right and left supporters to
noble grand, H. C. Lybrand and B. B.
Butz.
The Rebekah Degree.
Nond.y-Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 5. business.
Tuesday-Ladies' Auxiliary Canton Washington.
No. /. installation.
wetnesday-Mount Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge, No.
.. business.
Friday-Marha washington. No. 5 degree: Dor
cas-, No. 4. business.
A thester party will be given tomorrow
evening by the Assembly Home Circle at
Polls Theater for the benefit of Odd Fell
lows Home.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Canton Wash
ington, No. 1, will hold a meeting in the
Canton room OF I. o. o. F. Hall on Tues
day evening, when the officers for the
coming year will be installed. A. H.
Noakes, Of Canton Washington, with his
stan of officers, will be present
The reception given by President Mrs.
Belle NJ. Carter to officers of the Re-
bekah Assembly, President Miss Mollie
f. Edmonston and ladies of the Assem-
bly, Home Circle and President Mrs. Min
ME Noakes and ladies of the Canton
Washington Ladies' Auxiliary at Odd Fell
lows Home on New Years Day, was at
tended by over 800 members OF the order
and their friends. In the receiving line
with President Carter were Past Presi-
dent Mrs. Annie f. Grigsby; Vice Presi-
dent of the Assembly Mrs. Mary Dement,,
President Mollie z. Edmonston, of the
Assembly Home Circle: President Mrs.
Minnie Noakes,of the Ladies' Auxiliary
Mrs. Ella V. Mallory. Mrs Henrietta Wer-
ner. Mrs. L. E. B. McChesney. Mrs. Floro
o. Schwinger, Mrs. Emma J. s. Murry,
Mrs. P. H. Nalley. Miss Emma ]. Strobel.
Mrs Rena v. Bayless, Mrs. Dora ]. B.
Hendrix. Mrs. Sarah NJ. Sanderson. Mrs.
Agnes ]. Rapp, Mrs. Jacob N. Belt, Mrs.
Abbie N. Gates, Mrs. Laura E. Wood,
Mrs. Eva v. Fowler, Mrs. Minnie Old.
Mrs. Nettie Mettler, Mrs. Katie Morrt-
son, Mrs. E. v. Page, Mrs. s. q Nation.
Mrs. Myrtle Loebsack. Mrs. e. NJ. Rule,
Miss Ruth L. Gundling, Mrs. Mary Pol
lock, Mrs. Phoebe Cole and the officers
Of the Grand Lodge headed by Grand
Master w. j. Hope.
Mrs. Phoebe Cole and daughters were
the recipients of the thanks Of the MEM
bership present for the furnishings Of
the library which were the gift of Mrs.
Cole as a memorial to her father. the
late John E HarreIi
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

Battles in human blood between Whit
corpuscles and disease germs have been
photographed with the motion picture
camera by two French scientist-