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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22
Among the Fraternities

! connection with the matter, wher
all members of Almas Temple ma,
md hearty welcome and chanc
| tor brief outing at various time
through the summer
\ new Masonic Club has bee,
brought into being in Washington
| 1t is to be known as the Gavel Club
and its membership will compris,
| Masons engaged in business pursuits
the professions and industry. TIL,
initial meeting was held Monda,,
evening in room 4o2 of the Bank o.
Commerce and Savings building
when. after a brief address by l.. Ii
Troutman, past president of the ad.
visory board of Masonic clubs, tn.
new organization effected TEN.
porary organization with William q
| Scherer as chairman, and Ralph w
Stone as secretary. Committees or
membership and by-la'ys We're ap.
pointed and a second meeting will be
held in the same place tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock for the purpose
of permanent organization. Sponsor:
of the new club say its membership
will reach 1000 by October so.
Hiram Royal Arch Chapter. No. 10
has called off its convocations unit
September "a
Owing to the absence of some OF
the members of the Grotto Band anG
their inability to be present. the pub
lie concert announced by the band tc.
be given at 10th street and Columbia
road August 80 has been postponed
until September -.
Monarch Charles A. Stevens has an
nounced a ceremonial session of Kali
| lipolis Grotto for October 4 and Past
Monarch Charles d. Shackelford is TO
| have the direction of the ceremonies
The drill corps is to be considerably
| enlarged and Maj. Thomas J. Echols
commanding, has asked all prophets
available to communicate directly
with him as early as possible. The
! moving picture film of the Chesapeake
Beach outing August IL was given
| trial run at the Grotto Club rooms
| last week and experts declared it the
| best of its kind that had yet been
made. 1t shows the arrival of the
Washington and Baltimore delega-
tons, the boardwalk parade. the ath-
| letic contests and all the high lights
! of the days frolic. 1t will be shown
at Hotto functions later in the sea-
son.
The meeting of the Scottish Rite
| bodies at the Cathedral. Sd and Z
streets northwest. Tuesday evening.
| will be devoted largely to a discus
sion of the new Masonic Temple
project. Much activity is being shown
in the fall reunion, which starts Oc-
| tober 25, because of the new bylaw.
which requires applications for the
| advanced degrees to be made thirty
| days in advance of action upon them.
| Deputy Stirling Kerr states that the
| higher fees for these degrees have
| not yet become operative.
! Stansbury Lodge, No. "a. announces
! a special for the NJ. NJ. degree at s
pm. Thursday, in addition to the F.
! c. degree Tuesday.
Benjamin F. Larcombe. jr., grand In
! structor of knights Templar, win
hold a school of instructions for the
eXemplifcation of the orders Thursday
Ievening a o'clock in the command
cry asylum. All fraters have been
urged to be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22
COLUMBIA.

Loew's Columbia Theater presents,
as it's featured attraction the first
four days of this week. beginning this
afternoon. Bryant Washburn. sup
ported by Lois Wilson, in a photoplay
of George Broadhurst's comedy,
What Happened to Jones'"
It is the hilarious misadventures of
one Jimmie Jones, who attempted to
smuggle alcoholic f1rst-aid to friend
who lives in dry town. Losing his
"hootch" en-, route, he and his friend
court bootlegger. but narrowly es-
cape arrest and. to conceal his iden-
tity. Jimmy poses as a reformer.
The last three days of this week the
attraction will be Eminent Authors
production of Leroy SCOTS story,
"Pardner of the Night"
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WOOL SHORTAGE A MYTH.
Gray Silver Presents Report Before
Farm Federation.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. August
Reimbursement Of the truth in
fabrics" bill, an extension of credit
TO Germany by Congress and a plea
for cooperation among the sugar
beet growers were the main features
of the western states conference of
the American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton here.
Gray Silver of Washington, D. c..
representing the American Bureau
Federation, reviewed the wool sit
uation as it exists in America and
foreign countries. and read reports
showing that at present there is no
wool shortage, but. on the contrary
surplus supply of low-grade wool.
which is one of the principal causes
of the present Generalization of the
|Vool=marketx
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MRS. DANIEL
Voice Builder; Teacher of Singing.
1905 G STREET NV.

Music lovers Avho are ambitious for
the adequate recognition of music as
major study in the institutions for
higher education will be interested in
the fact that the cause has gained
another important point when George
town University adds course on
musical appreciation and the history
of music. which is announced for the
opening of the scholastic year in Oc-
tober. The course. which will consist
of weekly lectures, is for the senior
class and is compulsory and they will
receive credits for it as for their other
studies. The lectures will be given
by Edward Donovan. organist and
choirmaster of ST. PauPs Catholic
Church. one of the most talented Of
the younger musical contingent of the
city. Mr.. Donovan's studies have all
been made in educational institutions
of the National Capital.
Mrs R. n. Dalgleish, president of
the Rubinstein Club, returned early in
the week from a short trip 20 Poto-
mac Beach. Va, and sang "Wednesday
evening at the wedding of Miss Helen
Kalstrom and MURRAY Taylor, which
took place at the Church Of the Trans
fguration. Mrs. Dalgleish gave effec-
lively 1.-The Song of a Heart" by
Tunison. and II Love You Truly" by
Carrie Jacobs Bond. and the choir of
the church. of which the bride is one
of the sopranos, sang Faithful and
True" the bridal chorus from 'I.ohen-
grim as the wedding procession en-
tered the church. After the recep-
ton following the ceremony the
young couple left for a trip north
and will return the last of the week
to their apartment in Takoma Park.
Miss Viola Schippert, soprano. has
been re-engaged as soloist of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church, where
! she has sung for several years. She
will leave tomorrow, accompanied by
her sister Mildred. for a trip to
| Boston by water, from which point
| they will go for fortnight's visit
! at Old Orcahrd. Me. She will con-
clude this seasons service at the
| church today and will sing this morn
| ing Some Sweet Day" by Obey Speaks.
| Elmer Jasper. who has for many
years been tenor soloist at the West
minister Memorial Presbyterian
! Church, will leave Wednesday for
| Orlendo. Fla, where he will en-
gage in business. He will sing at
this mornings service My Task by
Ashford. and a trio. Praise Ye,"- from
l..Attua." Mrs. Joseph Stevenson,
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PALACE.

Ethel Clayton will be featured at
Loew's Palace Theater this week. be-
ginning this afternoon, in Crooked
Streets a tense and romantic adap-
tation of Samuel Merwin's story of
the China coast. Dinner at Eight
Miss Clayton is seen as a resource
full young American girl, who is trav-
cling to China with an elderly pro-
fessor and his wife, as the professors
secretary. Adventuring alone in
Shanghai, she is deceived and kid
mapped by a jinrickisha coolie. BY
chance she meets an Englishman, who
realizes her plight and falls in love
with reckless and impetuous speed,
and only with the greatest difficulty
does he manage to rescue the girl
Added features will include an or
chestral overture, a Mutt and jeff
cartoon. scenic, Loew's new events
and Topical Tips.
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TURK COALITION LIKELY.
Grand Vizier and NotaBles Confer
on Formation of New Cabinet.

cONSTANTINOPLE, August Is (by
the Associated Press).-Damad Ferid
Pasha, the grand vizier. is comforting
with notables daily regarding forma-
ton of a new cabinet.
It is believed in government circles
that there is likely to be coalition
for the purpose of conciliating the fol-
lowers of Mustapha Renal Pasha, the
nationalist leader. Damad Ferid'S re-
tirement is also considered probable
as a necessity in view of the ma
tionalists opposition to him.
An opinion currently expressed is to
the effect that the government would
be unable to offer effective military
resistance to Mustapha KemaPs forces
even if the entente permitted such
action.
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METROPOLITAN.

Alice Lake will be the picture stor
at Crandall's Metropolitan Theatel
this week. beginning this Afternoon. ir
The Mistit Wife" A Snub Pollard
comedy, "A London Bobby" will be a
supplementary feature.
"The Misfit Wife" is an adaptation
of Julie Herne's stage play, and con-
Germs young woman who was
thought by her husbands family tc
have married far above her station
The manner in which the error OF
their judgment is brought home
forms the crux of the pictured mar
rative.
"A London Bobby" the Pathe News
and Topics of the Day. with must
cal features, will complete the pro-
gram.
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RIALTO,

An entirely new idea is said to be
presented in go and Get It." the
feature at Moore's Rialto today and
all week. 1t is described as "a big
production in every sense, and is
expected to eclipse all of Marshall
Neilan's previous achievements" The
story deals with the attempts of a
crooked manager to "sell out" to a
rival sheet the newspaper on which
he is employed. He allows the news
paper to lose it's prestige and cir
culation by passing all interesting
news to the opposition paper. The
daughter of the deceased publisher,
played by Agnes Ayers, obtains job
in her own plant. where she finds
an enterprising young man. played
by Pat O'Malley, and uncovers the
managers rascality. Minor features
will be shown also.
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MEXICO FARM COLONIES.
Government Tries to Satisfy Land
Hunger of Peasants.

satisfy the land hunger of the Mexican
peasantry. the government is estab-
fishing farm colonies in the states of
San Luis Potosi and Guanajuato.
Other settlements will be founded as
soon as these first two are completely
launched.
prietors will live like the Mormons in
Chihuahua and Sonora-each COM
munity having it's own streets, market,
garden. mixed school and moving
picture theater. Apportionment of
the adjacent farm lands will be
made so that each petty landholder
will literally have his own row to
hoe" thus obviating one of the great
est causes for the many recent up
risings that have occurred in Mexico.
Each farmer will be furnished with
agricultural implements and seed.
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CALLS CHIEF IGNORANT.

BERLIN, August 21.-Coupt Mum
ster, who was first equerry to the for
mer King of Saxony and since has
held an important position in the re-
publican ministry for agriculture, has
been summarily dismissed.
The explanation given on behalf of
the government for his dismissal is
that the count had said in public that
Herr Schwarz, his chief, the present
minister for agriculture, formerly
metal turner, didn't know anything
about agriculture" only in less re-
]
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.RETIRES AFTER 81 YEARS.
Capt. Donnella Made Secret Service
Record "Second to None"

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 21.-Capt
Schuyler A. Donnella, head of the fed
eral secret service department in
Kentucky, has retired to private life
and been succeeded by his assistant
John Malley of Louisville.
Capt Donnella, in thirty-four years
with the Department of Justice,
caused the conviction of more than
5000 counterfeiters. Washington
headquarters notified him that his
record with the department had been
second to none in the last fifty
years."
Mr. Malley is thirty-one years old
and was recommended for the position
by Capt. Donnella.
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Georges Car
pentier, in 1.-The Wonder Man; Tues
day, Leah Baird. in Cynthia of the
Minute" and comedy; Wednesday
Doris Keane. in ROMANCE; Thurs
day. Douglas Mclean and Doris May
in Lets Be Fashionable" and Mar
tin Johnson's Through the Isles OF
the New Hebride's"; Friday, Billie
Burke, in away Goes Prudence" and
comedy, and Saturday, Ethel Clayton
in 1.-The Ladder of Lies and Sen
nett's you Wouldn't Believe It,"
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JAPAN LACKS ART MODELS.
Few Beauties Care to Pose at Low
Salaries Offered.

TOXIC. August 21-Modern Japa-
nese art is endangered by lack of
models. An unusual gathering of
ninety girl models and most 1.-THE
prominent sculptors and painters was
held to try to solve the question of
the demand for girls to pose. The art
school advertised and received only
seven answers. OF these seven appli-
cants only four were willing to pose
and none of them remained very long.
They receive salary ranging from
$23 to $50 month and are expected
to do two or three two-hour sittinss
a day.
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KNICKERBOCKER,

Today and tomorrow the principal
attraction will be the film version of
Julie Herne's stage play, 'The Misfit
Wife," featuring Alice Lake, supple
mented with minor features; Tuesday
and Wednesday, Marshall Neilans
photpplay of James Oliver Curwoods
The Rivers End; Goldwyn-Bray's
"Springtime," and the comedy. "a
Bashful Bigamist"; Thursday and
Friday, 1.-The Wonder Man." star
ring Georges Carpenter, and Saturday
Constance Talmadge, in The Love
Expert" supplemented by short reels
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CRANDALL'S.

Alice Lake will be the picture star
Joyce, in "The Prey" supplemented
by Larry Semon, in '"The Stage
Hand; Wednesday and Thursday.
Charles Ray. in Paris Green,' and
the comedy, Ladies First and Fri
day and Saturday, Dorothy Dalton, in
BLACK Is White" and "a Bedroom
Blunder."
The daily bill will be completed
with shorter film features and spe-
cially arranged pipe organ accom-
paniment.
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MASONIC.

hodges.
loday-Mount Pleaant, No. SO, Bpm,
Services|Masonic and Eastern Star
Home.
Mohday- Dawson. No. Is. pm. F.
1uesday-Acaca, No. Is. called off;
iakoma, No. 30. r. c.: StaRsbury.
No. "a. f. c.
"ednesday-Harmony. No. II, 5:45
pm, +. C., followed by +. c.;
anacostia. No. n. special, T. C.
Innrsday-The New Jerusalem, No. o.
+. G.: Stansbury, No. "A, special,
q pm. NJ. NJ
fnday-St. Johns. No. II, F. c.;
Hope, No. 20. F. c.
Royal Arch Chapters.
Iuesday-Potomac. No 8. Marx.
Washington Naval, No. 6,
2. NJ. and NJ. f. NJ.
others scheduled have been called off.
Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite.
Iuesday-Robert de Bruce Council,
Knights kadosh. New Masonic
Temple.
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ITemperamental Wife; tomorrow.
Alice Brady, in "a Dark Lantern
Tuesday, Shirley Mason. in. Love $
Harvert"; Wednesday. William Far
mum, in Riders of the Purple Sage :
Thursday. Rex Beach's 1.-The Girl from
Outside; Friday. Madge Kennedy; In
Strictly Confidential" and SATURDAY,
Anne Cornwall, in The Girl in the
RAIN
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York.

Today. Alice Joyce. in 1.-The Prey;
and Larry Semon, in The Stage
Hand: tomorrow, Alice Brady, in
1.-The Dark Lantern; Tuesday. THE
Path She Chooses: Wednesday, IAN
Arabian Knight; Thursday. Georges
in 1.-The Wonder Man;
Friday, Billie Burke, in Away Goes
Prudence" and Sennett's you
Wouldn't Believe IT,; Saturday. Bry-
ant Washburn, in THE Sins of st. An
thony"
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Carolina.

Today. Corrine Griffith. in "Bab's
Candidate; tomorrow, Sennett's
Dangerous Trail" and by Golly";
Wednesday, Mabel Normand, in 1.-THE
Slim Princess; Thursday, Harry Hou-
DIM, in Terror Island: Friday,
! Elaine Hammerstein. in The Whis-
pers," and Saturday, Wallace Reid, in
.Sick Abed."
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Columbia,

The first four days of next week,
1.-The White Circle" Maurice Tour
neur's production of Robert Louis
|Stevenson's unusual story, The Pa
vilion on the Links" The last three
days. Marjorie Rambeau, in her latest
photoplay.
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, William S.
Hart, in Sand" and the De Ravens.
in " A Model HUSBAND; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Georges Carpenter. in
1.-The Wonder Man; Thursday, Leah
Baird, in Cynthia of the Minute" and
comedy: Friday, Douglas Mclean and
Doris May, in Lets Be Fashionable, -
and comedy. and Saturday. Billie
Burke, in Away Goes Prudence" and
comedy.
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:JR @. u. A. M.
ROYAL ARCANUM.

Grand Regent George M. Evans IN
oriental Council Tuesday evening
made a report of the conference OF
grand regents and supreme coanui d
officers held in New YORK cry rs AIM u
campaign to be started here Septem-
Der /.
Mess saws show l,433 members in the
six local councils at present.
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Savoy.

Today and tomorrow, Norma Tai
|madge. in The Woman Gives and
of the New Hebrides"; Tuesday and
Wednesday. William S. Hart in
sand" and Sennetts You Wouldn't
Believe IT,: Thursday, Robert War
wick, in the Fourteenth Man" and
THE Misfortune Hunters; Friday.
Enid Bennett, in "Hairpins,' and
'Torchy": Saturday, Constance Tai
madge, in TN Search of a Sinner"
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ODD FELLOWS.
Lodges.

Lodges.
Monday-Union, No. IL. and Beacon,
No. IL. degree.
Observation-Disclosures No. 8; Golden
Rule. No. Il. and Amity, No. q.
degree.
ednesday-Eastern, No. Z; Harmony.
No. 8, and Covenant, No. Is, de-
gree.
Thursday-Columbia, No. 10; Salem,
No. ~, and Excelsior. No. II. de-
gree. Noble and Vice Grands' As
SOCK ton.
Friday-Cnntral, No. 4; Metropolis,
No. Ii, and Federal City, No. 20,
degree.
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Empire.

Today and tomorrow. Vivian Mar
! tin, in Husbands and Wives; Tues
day and Wednesday. Theda Bara. in
kathleen Mavourneen"; Thursday,
Vivian Rich, in 1.-The World of Folly;
Friday. William Farnum, in THE
Rainbow Trail" and aSturday. Mad
laine Traverse, in The Iron Heart" ;
matinee only. Episode II. 1.-The
Hawks Trail"
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Washington Council will hold us
midsummer meeting ana tahiits
oatharing Tuesday night at the
Church of the Natiyity. Brightwocd-
At I:30 O'Clock a short business meet
ing viii be held. followed by, enter
ta1nmcnt. including music, dancin
and singing. The state deputy "
report On the recent convention u the
Spprsme Council
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Home

Today. Sennett's Down on the
Farm; tomorrow, 1.-THE Dangerous
Trail" and by Golly"; Tuesday, Ma
bel Normand. in The Slim Princess
Wednesday. Harry Houdini. in Terror
Island; Thursday. Elaine Hammer
stein, in The Whispers; frloay;
Wallace Reid, in sick Abed. al, an
Saturday, Eugene O'Brien, IN me
Figurehead."
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Revere.

Today. Theda Bara, in katnleah
|ner. in Land of Long Shadows
Tuesday, Gladys Brockwell, in "A
sister to Salome"; Wednesday. Mad
1aine Traverse, in 'The Iron Heart;
Thursday, William Farnum, in Kid
|ers Of the Purple Sage: Friday. John
Barrymore, in "Ratfies,' and saturday,
comedy night.
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NEXT WEEKS PHOTOPLAYS.
Palace.

Dorothy Dalton, in her latest We
hicle, Guilty of Love-" based on a
stage play by Avery Hopwood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22

by arthur W1mperiS.
The shuberts have placed in re.
hearsai The Girl in the Private
Room, musical farce by Edward
clark, author of Honey Girl"
A French farce with songs. "Ffxine
1t for Archie" is announced by the
hiaws. Ian Hay, the British author
wrote the play. Ivan Caryll COM
posed the songs
Arnold DAILY will appear in a play
called The Tavern" by Cora Dick
Grant. The leading feminine role
VIII be played by Elsie Rizer. The
production is under the management
of George NJ. Cohan.
Paddy. the Next Best Thing" a
comedy by Gayer Mackay and Robert
ora, VIII be presented at the Shubert
Theater, New York, Wednesday night
with Eileen Huban and Cyril Scott in
the cast.
Holbrook Blinn will appear at the
Comedy Theater, New York, in 1.-The
Bad Man." Porter Emerson Brown S
new comedy.
Pat Rooney and Marion Bent are at
last to appear on the legitimate stage,
having signed contracts with Wilmer
ana Romberg to be featured this sea-
son In musical play.
Madge Kennedy will return to the
speaking stage this season in Cor
nered,' comedy drama by Dodson
Mitchell, to be produced by Henry W
Savage.
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New.

Today, Tom Mix, in Three Gold
Coins; tomorrow, William Russell: IN
Live Wire Hick"; Tuesday. VIVIAN
Rich. in "World of Folly; Wednes-
day. Mary Miles Minter. in nurse
Marjorie''; Thursday. Richard ira
verse, in Little Shepherd of BARGAIN
Row: Friday. Clara Kimbali YOUNG
in Hearts in Exile and saturday
comedy night.
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feature. The home is filled with
remarkable Indian relics.

Mrs. Humphrey Wards novel, THE
Marriage of William Ashe,'' which,
when dramatized for the stage, af-
forded Grace George fine role in 1905
is to be put on the screen, with May
ellison in the same role-that of Kitty
AShe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22

At recent special session of
Friendship Lodge. No. u, a record
attendance voted adversely on the
proposition to sell the lodge hall, at
S22 goth street.
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 90,
through it's entertainment committee,
is arranging a snappy program for
September that will interest the un-
affiliated. Odd Fellows from other
jurisdictions are invited to attend.
The Mount Pleasant degree team will
confer the degree of truth in Union
Lodge, No. IL. September 13. An old
time celebration is being arranged
for that session.
The report of the committee of Fed
eral City Lodge, No. 20, on the visit
to Indian Head, Md, August %, will
be made at the next meeting. 1t Is an
ticipated that a large number OK
members will make the trip, and that
they will be accompanied by the
grand officers and other prominent
Odd Fellows. Members owning au-
tomobileS who desire to make the trip
are requested to notify w. +. Dement,,
chairman of the committee. at SlI
Sth street northeast.
Union Lodge, No. IL, announces the
first degree for tomorrow evening by
a degree team from the Noble and
Vice Grands' Association. under Dep,
uty Grand Master Bert V. Wolle anu
Degree Director Roller.
The Noble and Vice Grands' Associa-
ton will meet in the Temple w eones
day at s DIM to discuss questions OIL
interest. The second degree VIII De
rehearsed. Degree Director Roller Oh
ficiating.
The Arbor Club, which is WORKING
for a big increase in membership. nas
nlant of the home with aspeseoA
Other important work is in view.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Martha Washington Lodge. No: :;
racentIy installed its newly elected
recording secretary. The !ooSe
making plans for the Rebekah uay
excursion to Marshall Hall, TUESDAY
Dorcas Lodge, No. 4, will confer the
depree on seven candidates ThurSody.
she degree team will be under ,he
direction of Director Alfred II. Noaks.
JR. O. U. A. M.
The Cootie Oriental Court met
Thursday night, with the usual large
attendance. The court is the run
making organization of the JUNIOR
Order of American Mechanics, ana
was organized to promote the prin-
cjples of the order and at the same
time furnish fun and a good time LOT
its members. All Juniors in the DIS
trict are eligible to membership: Inc
hig event before the court now is the
annual excursion to be given 10
Chesapeake Beach Wednesday.
comical program is being prepares
for that day. Grand Scribe w. Il;
Flynn is chairman of the genera
committee, and he Will be ssslst ,rl W
will be a mock trial after the arrlVai
or the 2:30 train.