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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK
MONDAY. OCTOBER z.
lat IL vESEY STREET.
BY Samuel Goldsticker.

lsoTH ST, 30s and I'll W. s, l2b "
Soc ' for 10 Relic. liz? Of M W. S~s and
Orphans OF Medical Men agt Isaac New
s .Ssn ct Al: GU Pulley PILE atty; due, 'i',-
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 8.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
By Henry Brady.
18TH ST, III Z. n s. 1910 . Park av,
2texioo.io. . sty tnmt and strs-wm
Lishte agt Herman Brand ct al; F =
T fr a,sYs atty; due 'asis',s' taxes
= iisss.ssi,. Sly ,nmtI 20 , stsinb. en-
attys; due. sI:.oso.s7; taxes. &C. 1ctLi5.
ny Joseph p. Day.
IssTH ST. ais W. n :. .sss W Seventh Az,
I iSs .sy ana b dTlsMN r z LIE
stein ct al: Emmett = y, sttys; due,
Sio,ioa.oT; taxes, &C. tSiS.
BY Samuel Marx.
AVE 4, so to 81, n . cor isth st tsei
s,tys: au s' ssR;,.iss taxes He. s,s!7s.
lat sos THIRD AvE.l
BY Joseph d Co.
DAILY Az. 2oss. Q &, loo.lo . itoth 81;
2s.ixioo.llx irreg, sty tnmt-AisI Kun
Gig aSt Marie Krabo at al: II whale.
atty: duo. ss,5s5.+s; taxes. &C. s1i32.sS;
sub to mtg OF $4,000.
ny Charles A. Berrian.
sEDGwICk Az, ??ss, e. :ss.7 n i;sd st.
rs,I Sa,hSii. d;SSs, v s sTs
sOs.VS; taxes, &C, $685.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day.
ssTh ST., :'..Io W. SIS, aso.a 9Th sv,
s :ss.s Ss,t four Sv, ,nm.. ,I
taxes &c. ,,.5si,ss. ~
s5sioS All sly ' tnm, ana .r.u lif Hot st.
bert atty; due, sS,sss.ss; taxes. &c.
% XS SIS e 50 con mig s.t E, Il iSS: 1861
ctsxt. 4 sty hotel--Dry Dock Saws
Inst aEt II d Schultz ct al: r n Tiche-
nor, atty; due. sss,sSs,To; taxes. &c,
lat s:os THIRD AvE,l
BY James J. Donovan.
FoRDHAM ROAD II. W cor Crotona av.
bs.lxaoA1xss.exzos.S vacsnt-S Y Title
Mtg Co ast NJ Levy ct al; N 4
Aulett. atty; due. N.s5+ss.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10.
lat II VEsEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.
lliTH ST. s04 and zoe W. $, 10 W
Eighth aN. 3I6xl0e.2. 6 sty nat--Pres-
hyterian Hospital agt Harry SehIr ct ali;
i Forest srS,; at'ys; due 'S'lo74s;
i?tTH ST, 1872 w =. :95 Lenox av.
ls.sxl0oli, ST.. tnmt-S Brady ast
G f Trott ct al: Timothy Davenport,
atty: due. si3,o56,io; taxes &c, ti53.so.
ie.rH at, l2i w, >, 2lss W Lenox ave.
Is,axlooil, 4 ely tnmt & str; Timothy
81 all II Brain.rd, atty; due. sis,-
1850: taxes, SC. Si55.so,
l2tTH ST. lc6 W, :, 262.s Lenox av,
dssxiooii. ! s'y tnmt and strs; r 4
pavenporh atty; due 3is.7Ss.s:; taxes,
by Joseph +. Day.
isT AVE, 2039, W ., 60lI n ioSth 81,
26xl00, 9 sty tnmt and strs: NJ w Li,lis
sgt Bernard Bloom ct al: Holmes n
q G, attys; W II Ford. ref; due. SAL
1886; taxes, &c. ts.o66,5o.
BY Samuel Marx.
sTH AVE, go. n cor 18th st $50. 2s.lox
Is, sty str: 18th =. IS W. =, 65
hldgi v stern agt Max KurErok ct al;
+ II Rosenstock, atty; due. SsSiss3,32;
taxes, sc, S.i3e.so.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER II.
lat u VEsEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.
18TH ST. cas- f, n =, 39s.s e Ave p. e7x
1888, sty tnmi and strs---Julia Bsiler-
stein AIT Eleanor Schleifer ct al; Alex
Appel. atty; due. tsi,s7s.ss: taxes. &C.
ssSIlO.
lat s?os THIRD AvENUE.l
BY Joseph p. Day.
iseTH ST. $50 Y; - =. sell Fox st.
q l. Msrins Agt \ r Green ct al:
NJ Iulett, atty due. S6,SsiH; taxes.
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Harris, Forbes & Company
Pine Street, Corner william, Now York

port, Conn, ct al uease recorded as a
mtg), 10 yrs from July 20, 1918 (mtg
tax paid iso: atty. sami Abramson.
iao Nassau at. $4,000 to $4,000
LOT l4i, map w r Duncan--Luigi Della
Greca to Ranaele Casa and ano. $3.50
Holland av,. Aus -. yrs. 60; atty,
uAA .Giasnchc'tL so d s''d st:;; $500
J Redifer 10 Railroad Coop Bldg and
Loan Assn, toa Park av. Oct I, instais,
$50; atty. T. CrandaM, 100 Park
JEROME Az, 1859. $. runs W 1911 TO
Cromwell nv ss.sx 57.Tx q ol0S
Dopp. Freeport. l. !; atty, T @ & 7
Co, lIS Bwsy.......... .S4,S00
JEROME Av. 1853; also Marian ct. 5 e =,
lot 29s, map Washingtonvilc, 50NlO0-
Ida Mesch to Ida \ Wabst, 33ot Cruser
av, pr mtg $500, Oct ?. yrs. So !;
atty, q Co, ZIG Bway. ..Sl,tb0
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

18TH ST. 80 to ga W. rortman &
60 sst '7'h St Realty Corp ct al Jan
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS,
TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
Downtown.


with name and address Of owner and
Attorney
Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth street,
BROADWAY. ass. :Sxloo-Ambro.e Rlty
Co TO estate Of Charles and Frederick
Hoffman. 2ss Bway. mtg $4,000. oct
BROADWAY. 5.a-sismii. To- same. mir mtS
$4,000, b and 9. Oct II; attys same. Sio6
Harry sehneidsr TO 81 Morri. Schneider
3it Sd st. Bklyn. y part. all liens
sept :; sttys. Engei Bros. Is, Mas.
ssu '''.''.'..'''... .............. Nloo
East Side.
east OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streetS.)
ID Az. 1888. sS.lx7t.lo--EIra c Starr 20
Lillian sch9nEsit, iss Rodney st. Bkiyn.
az liens. sept IS; atty. Moses Good
iosrH 81. al Z. ',tiiiso.ii. iii:. x
as to bsELretta Kstn to Isaac AdisI.
&c, atty. VIM J.se s'. 70 Ts .. e0 81
SANE PRoPERTY-Issse Adler to Dora
SCI sehossnfsld. rs Delaney ST. ell liens,
oe' o. a's ssme' '",'''-'',n>ioo
| (west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and li0th streeu.)
| tsTH ST. lts W. isoxioo.S-winnsid A
Huppuch and ano. exrs. TO Celia G Kerr
part was 1881 s6 n,t St; Ca. OAK Lane rsie,
Florence X Masu.san. gao part. BY
wood. Upper Darby, Del co, Pa, sept
ls; atty, Lawyers r & T Co. $50 Rroad-
SAME pRopERIY-Kkai,e N Dodge is''t to
Celia and Lille r. Kerr, 7:i?o
s1, i 81 w psr, hn ia ~ sstS s'is hR Ss,
Pa: Jennie ker. and Florence x Masui-
gan. each ?-i'o parts at Sellers ST.,
Bywood. Upper Darby. Pa, t. b and :.
.trH ST. ST a 5, so iiiithh av. :Sx;iioio.eH
Caroline Hssiop to "A Leopold Auer ba CHI
80 West End sV. and Jos Ausrbaeh,
~ W SSH ct: sttys' KantroNitE q T.
<sTH ST. $, @7b iith av. aSSloo,iw
liens, Oct 4; attys same. 800
Uptown.
Manhattan. north OF lloth street.)
18TH gr, 81, f. :Sxloo.lI--Msria Lo-
renIo to Nicholas Nasses. $40 p ilsth
st. mtg $4,000. Oct q atty. Samuel
i2STH ST. ISL W. .s1ss.ii--HuSbard 4
Peixotto, Inc. 10 Broadway Saw Bank,
81 Park pl mfg ;:s.eo0. Oct Il atty;
i:oTH ST, IS. W. s:is.si.ii-Miiil;;on )
Norman TO Helen Mcmahon, sts Jersey
sv, Jersey city. y J. Nov ss. 1917; atty,
i.STH ST. Is. 100 Sth av. Scsssii-
Julius Grossman to Ilwood Holding Corp,
~ " Sith ~, mtg $4,000, all liens, oct
g. atty, 7 G 4 r Co, ITO Bvay.
Bronx.
thorough Of The Bronxl
WILLIS Az. $ l3Sth At, :5xSl.t-
Annie a Smith 20 Jessie !. StsinbaCk.
tsi walton av' Sept 20; attys Dunn 4
18TH ST n >. 1854 e Prospect av. 5OxlsJ
Otto IT Beckmann TO Elise NJ Beck
mann. sli Z listh 1t. Aug 20; atty, NJ
Meyer. So Park Row.................N
WALTON AV, e l;5th at, ls0xlOo-
Jas Bradley 10 VIM 10y, RutlsdEedale.
IA. oct 3; atty. T channon Press. ?s3
,6 STay man pu;ncr.,iP,IsiG,O
Cossa- 10 Luigi Della Grsca and ano,
iS :lSr st. Aug "a; atty. \ Clam
chetti, 10? Bowsry. ...............tio
TRINITY Az. Q 8, 50 l5sth ~, 5ixgS6-
Harjo Realty Corp to Harris Schwartz
go Az ~ John, June II; attys, Kra-
kOwer p. 800 BwRy...,.......,...
HUGHES Az, W =, 1873 Oak Tree pl
l6sIs6-Joseph W Meyer ct al to Carl
Msurer' 2i5s Hughes ay. mtg $4,000. Oct
atty, T {, q L Co l76 Rway S1nO
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New York and Hartford Insurance Stocks

'inciudes ona-third share Irving Trust
fSee Irving National Bank.
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TBOfOUgH OF THO BFonN,l
SOUTHERN BLVD. e ,. s:5 n Barretto
TO Jacob Bernstein, 81 Hayes 81, Bridge
Evening star., 1918-02-10
Royal Arcanu1n.

Oriental Council. Tuesday evening, in
Pythian Temple, received three-appli-
cations for membership and adopted
resolutions of sympathy for Regent j.
H. Grubb, who met with an accident.
and is at the Emergency Hospital.
Secretary Corbin Birch read a circular
letter from Grand Regent c. J. James.
announcing a class initiation in the
hall of District Council, March %. A
committee in charge is composed of
Supreme Sentry c. r. Zappone, chair
man: Past Grand Regents Arthur E.
Cook and S. /. BesseIievre. Grand Vice
Regent ]. H. Ruth. Grand Treasurer
George NJ. Copenhaver. Past Regents
H. G. Tegeler. Perry Cleveland, J. E.
Eckloff and F. A Palmer. Among
those present were: Supreme Represen-
tative Edwin A. Mess. Past Grand
Regents w. w. Chase and J. Edward
Swaine. and Messrs w. B. Hill, W. F.
Sherman. W. D. Chase, NJ. j. Sauter
Henry Boddis, ]. Davidson and r. F.
Metzel.
Oriental Council has issued a chal-
lenge to all other councils combined
for membership contest. The grand
regent has urged all members Of the
order to purchase war savings stamps.
Evening star., 1918-02-10
United Order of Golden Cross

Tuesday night Grand Commander W.
Ellwood Allen installed the following
officers of Halcyon Commandery: Ger
hart E. Topper. noble commander;
Charles H. Miller, keeper Of records;
Robert D. Meston, financial keeper Of
records Cthirty-f1rst year); Thomas
Humphrey, treasurer. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Humphrey, prelate. Other officers are:
James Campbell, herald. and Mrs. Eliza
Toepper and Mrs. !. NJ. Crown, warders
Following the installation the grand
commander made an address.
Wednesday night in Anacostia Com
mandery the grand commander INSTALL
ed Mrs. Barbara J. King as noble COM
mander and Mrs. L. E. Gator as treas
urer. James H. Dony assisted as past
grand commander. The officers OF the
commandery were afterward entertain
ed by Daniel c. Smithson, treasurer, at
his home on Shannon place.
Supreme Herald. Mary A. Dow of
Meridian Commandery, who fell on the
ice last week. receiving painful in
juries. is reported to be recovering
rapidly.
Vice Noble Commander Emylie ].
Law has gone to Corpus Christi, Tex.
for a month, her husband being station
ed there.
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Rebekah Lodges.
Monday-Esther. No. 8. degree.
Wednesday-Mount Pleasant, No. Q. busi-
ness
Friday-Miriam, No. 8, business.

President Mrs. Mary NJ. Dement, of
the Rebekah Assembly and associate
offers. the past president of the as
sembly and Past Noble Grand Annie
NJ. Cole of the assembly executive COM
mittee attended the meeting called
by Grand Master John T. Humphreys
at Friendship Lodge (No. 12) Hall, to
consider plans for the sale of war
savings stamps among the members of
the order Past President Mrs. Annie
E. Grigsby has been commissioned to
have charge of the sale to members
and their families of the Rebekah
branch, and Grand Warden Edward l..
Dunn for the subordinate lodges. Con-
servation and plans were considered
whereby the fraternity might give the
government more assistance in winning
the war.
President Mrs. Abbine Gates of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of Canton Washing
ton. No. i. has called a meeting of the
auxiliary at the home of Mrs. Harry,
426 Sth street northeast, Tuesday even
ing, when plans will be submitted for
spring campaign and also concern
ing the dedication of the new temple.
Esther Lodge. No. 5. will confer the
degree upon several candidates tomor-
under the direction of Degree Di-
rectress Past Noble Grand Anna Bill
lings. At the last meeting Miss Lucille
Fehi presented to the lodge a large
United States flag. Grand Patriarch
r. F. Plymale. on behalf of the lodge.
received it. and in his address recited
"My Flag and Your Flag" Members
from other jurisdictions and members
Of sister lodges are invited to wit
ness the work Of the degree team to-
morrow evening.
Evening star., 1918-02-10
Independent 0 OrderRechabites

Eagle Tent, No. 2, Wednesday night
in Rechabite Hall discussed plans for
aggressive temperance work Remarks
were made by c. w. Taylor. ]. R. Ma
honey Joseph E. Hodgson, Thomas
Evans and Charles Williams, Mr.. Will
liams called attention to an editorial
in The Evening Star on Three Months
of Dry Washington" and the results
shown, and Mr.. Mahoney declared that
the old dependable Star always gave a
square deal in matters for Washing
tons benefit.
Jackson Tent, No. 1876, at a recent
meeting received a report showing the
financial success of it's entertainment
for 1.-The boys at the 'front.' 1t also
passed resolutions thanking The Star
for it's aid in announcement of the en-
and the evening devoted to recitations
and songs.
The degree team of Jehu Tent, No. %,
conferred the second degree before a
large attendance recently. The commit
Pythian Temple "for the boys at the
front" made favorable report and the
tent thanked The Star for its aid in
the matter. Refreshments were served.
The speaker of the evening was John
r. Mahoney of Eagle Tent. and there
District. Regrets were received from
High Tent Deputy Ruler Way w.
Roach of Ohio. and Stanley Jones, past
high deputy ruler of Alberton, Md. who
were unable to be present. The chief
ruler announced that the third degree
will be conferred March 5. and that sew
eral candidates will be initiated Tues
n ,irrh
Evening star., 1918-02-10
National Union.

Government Printing Office Council
met Saturday evening at Typographical
Temple. One candidate was initiated
and two applications were received
Under the good Of the order Speaker
Nachman gave away IS in war savings
stamps and sold $50 worth to members
and visitors, making total Of 500
realized through the sale Of war saw
ings stamps at the last two meetings.
William H Collins Council Thursday
evening received one application and
Col. w. A. Kroll gave a report of the
election and installation of the officers
Of the District Of Columbia cabinet.
Officers of the District of Columbia
Cabinet have been installed as follows:
President. ]. Harry Jones; vice presi-
dent, w. ]. Barrows; speaker. w: J..
O'Brien; chaplain. J. w. Hughes; usher.
w D. Clark; secretary, ]. E. Borland; /;
treasurer. Elmer Johnson: sergeant-at-
arms. John B. Hayes. and doorkeeper.
William Gutshal1.
Columbia Council Saturday evening
received several applications and ini-
tiated candidates. President Williams
submitted proposition to increase the
attendance at meetings.
Evening star., 1918-02-10
Jr. o. u. A. M.

Edward J. Ross Council, No. 26, We'd
nesday was visited by State Councillor
c. W. Walker and his staff The feature
Of the evening was an address by Past
Councillor j. G. Dudley on MY Expert
ences in Germany During the War"
Mr.. Dudley is the general counsel of an
American industry which for some years
has conducted a branch in Berlin
Mount Vernon Council. No. 10, Thurs
day night elected P. Steiman, chaplain,
and H. NJ. Godfrey. conductor, to Ali
unexptred terms. The council also on
posed the closing of churches in the
District of Columbia and advocated the
closing of places of amusement on sun
days Past National Deputy Councillor
William NJ. Bobb and John n. swain
made addresses. Arrangements are be-
ing made to reorganize the Oriental
Court. and Past Councillors Mace and
Langley are considering plans to secure
new paraphernalia
Evening star., 1918-02-10
NOTES OF ART AND ARTISTS

by the enemy's forces, great m0nu-
ments OF art which have survived the
conflicts of other centuries ana nave
stood for a civilization which seems te
have been superseded by q reign OF
barbarism. AS compared to human lie
these buildings have perhaps small
value. but IL destroyed they can never
be replaced. and the world viii bs that
much poorer without them.
The exhibition Of Carl M6lchog1
paintings at the Corcoran Gallery Of
Art which opened tho first OF this
month. is distinctly an event OF I'm
portance. Indeed. it is more than this.
an actual refreshment and inspiration
in times that are fraught with tragic
anxieties. AS Christian Brinton says
Carl Melchers the beautiful is aife-
life as one finds it ready at hand" and
all of his pictures reflect this attitude
of mind and cheeriness of spirit.
The exhibition is the most conpfe-
hensive that has ever been held OF Carl
Melchers' works and covers almost the
entire period OF his production. One OF
the earliest paintings shown is entitled
THE Letter" which has been lent oy
Mrs. Edward Chandler Walker. pic
ture painted a good deal in the old
Munich manner, but still charming and
impressive. showing excellent crafts
manship and Thorough training. One
of the latest is a picture OF Nelson
Berry's Store" in Falmouth. Va. near
Mr. Melchers' new home. The manner
is quite different.
Two of the pictures have been lent
from the Freer collection. one q portrait
of Col. Roosevelt and the other ''Saiior
and His Sweetheart" both OF which win
Evening star., 1918-02-10

Salem Lodge. No. %, will celebrate the
twenty-fifth anniversary of its institu-
tion Thursday evening, in Anacostla
Hall, formerly Haines Hall, near the
corner of Nichols avenue and Good
Hope road, Anacostia. Committees have
been appointed and plans made for an
attractive program. Invitations have
been sent to members of the lodges in
this jurisdiction to attend and bring
with them a visiting member from
some other jurisdiction. Salem Lodge,
it Is said, expects to show Grand Mas
ter Humphreys, that 1t has done more
than its bit" in ''the great drive" The
lodge meets on the second and fourth
Thursday nights Of each month, as well
as on ali nth Thursdays.
Excelsior Lodge. No. II, will meet at
10th street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest Thursday The evening will
membership and reorganizing the de-
gree team.
Eastern Lodge. No. Z. will confer the
first degree in full form Wednesday
evening. At the last meeting several
recommended for the first degree next
Wednesday. Eastern lodge has twenty
members serving the colors in the Army
and Navy, the largest number of any
of the subordinate lodges Of this juris-
diction.
Fred D. Stuart Encampment, No. Z,
will confer the golden rule degree
Tuesday evening. Degree work will
take place at every regular meeting OF
the camp until 1t moves into the new
temple. where the new encampment
room will be fitted up especially for
encampment work.
Golden Rule Lodge, No. 81, received
an application for initiation last Tues
day evening and will in all likelihood
confer the initiatory degree two weeks
hence.
The lodge is also taking a great deal
of Interest in the matter Of selling
war savings stamps and has appointed
II C. r. B0hnke a. its. reprssentaA4ve. .fa
Evening star., 1918-02-10
Improved Order Of Red Men.

The Great Council of the District OF
Columbia will open its seventy-third
annual session at GIL 18th street north
west. tomorrow night, continuing each
succeeding night until the business has
been disposed Of. The Great Council
comprises five representatives from
eech tribe and one from each degree
Of Pocahontas. The following are its
present officers: Great sachem. Jacques
Heidenheimer: great senior sycamore.
E. r. Boyer; great junior sycamore,
Hummer; great chief-of records. J. B.
Altman: great keeper of wampum.
Charles Limbach; great representative.
J. A. Madison. jr.: great sannap. l. H.
Bergman: great mishinewa, ]. D. Brag
unier: great guard of wigwam, ]. B.
Altman. jr.. and great guard of forest.
T. H. Dennis. From present indication,
it is said. the body will be in session
two nights.
Evening star., 1918-02-10

meet with Grand Master John T.
Humphreys Friday evening for the pur-
pose OF making arrangements for the
sale of the stamps among members OF
the order.
Members of Mount Pleasant Lodge
have been urged to attend the meeting
Of the lodge February 10. as several
subjects will be debated that will vital
ly affect every member.
Much pleasure was derived from the
recent "get-acquainted meeting" and 1t
Is the intention of the entertainment
committee to repeat the event from
time to time. The lodge meets at 14th
and Kenyon streets northwest,
Harmony Lodge. No. 8. I. o. O. F.,
Wednesday night conferred the second
and third degrees and received five pc
titions for membership by initiation.
W. w. MILAN, grand representative.
occupied the chair during the con-
ferrine of the degrees. M. B. Guest.
who recently received the degrees in
Corps. E. E. Stacy. P. G.. was appoint
ed to represent the lodge on the war
savings and thrift stamp committee.
Wednesday evening, in Federal city
Lodge, No. 20, Grand Master Hum
phreys gave an address on the duty
Of the Odd Fellows to buy war savings
stamps and thrift stamps. Noble Grand
Reynolds has announced the initfatory
degree for next Wednesday.
Evening star., 1918-02-10
DAUGHTERS of America.

Officers of Star Spangled Banner
Council, No. Z. have been Installed by
the deputy. Mrs. Hattie Ruppart. as
follows: Junior past councillor, Miss
Ruth S. Harris; councillor, Mrs. Lille
Butler; associate councillor, Mrs. Ber-
tha Radcliffe: vice councillor. Miss Edith
Prather; associate vice councillor. Mrs.
Miles; recording secretary, w. Glen
Bixler; conductor, Mrs. Susie Barrett;
warden, Mrs. Louise Boswell. Trustees,
for six months, Mrs. Radcliffe; twelve
months, Mrs. Rudasill. and eighteen
months. Mrs. BoSwell. The council will
hold a dance in its hall on the 18th Of
thisN month.
Mount Vernon Council, No. is, Monday
night instructed its special committee
on entertainment of the National Coun-
Gil to meet with committees of other
councils in the lodgeroom of Martha
cambridge Council. No. /. Wednesday
night to make arrangements for Mar
tha Washington tea in the near future.
State Councillor Emily T. Halliday was
present at her home council and de-
livered brief address, followed by
Past State Councillor Ida G. Yost, Past
Councillor John E. Smallwood and Jen-
ME E. Cohill.
The joint committee of the Daughters
of America will give a colonial costume
ball the evening of Washingtons birth
da in Naval Lodge Hall. In the grand
ties of the revolutionary war will be
impersonated.
Liberty Council. No. 6. will have a
class initiation Thursday. February %,
when the drill team of Anacostia Coun-
e:l No. 16. is expected to put on the
degree work. The good OF order COM
mittee is planning to fitting1y observe
the councils twenty-frst anniversary,
March %.
The joint committee on National
Council will meet Wednesday in Ma
sioaal Capital Bank Hall.
Mizpah Council, No!ss. the "home" of
the national vice councillor. Mrs. Naomi
Swan. has installed the following of
fcers: Junior past councillor, Rosella
Conklin; associate Junior past coun-
cilor. Annie B. Leisler; councillor, G. A
Neitch: associate councillor. Carrie
associate vice councillor. Cora Marcey;
recording secretary. NJ. Gertrude
Veitch: assistant recording secretary
Lily NJ. Milstead: financial secretary,
Laura E. Burdett; treasurer. J. w.
Arnett: warden. Susan A. Crown: con-
ductress. Nellie Burroughs; inside SEN
tinel, NJ. B. Gentnir: outside sentinel,
Cora A. Mattingly; trustees eighteen
months), Susie A. Thomas. (twelve
months). Mable r. Hupp and (six
months), ]. W. Milstead. Representa-
tives to State Council. John w Arnett,
Mable Hupp and Cora E. Weiss
The council has three candidates for
initiation in the near future. The COM
mittee on rummage sale held recently
reported 1t a success.
The new councillor has appointed Mrs.
Elizabeth Wells chairman of the good
OF the order committee. Dancing and
singing concluded the evening.
Evening star., 1918-02-10
Pythian Sisters.

Friendship Temple. No. 9. will hold
valentine party Wednesday night, at
the Pythian Temple. Grand Chief Della
Cherry Of Norfolk, Va, who had ex-
pected to be present. has been COM
PEELED to postpone her visit to a later
date. The degrees were conferred at
the meeting Wednesday night and the
following ways and means committee
was appointed: Mrs. Tillie Rock, Mrs
Nettie crowthers. Mrs. Helen Kenni-
cutt. Mrs. Carrie Davis, Mrs. Addie
Freeman. Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Etoile
Melick. This committee will endeayor
to increase the membership as well as
the finances Of the temple. Past Grand
Chief Elsie Vandervort was reported iii.
and Past Chief Adah Kimmel. who had
been convalescent, was reported suffer-
Ing a relapse, at her home.