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MASONIC.
Lodges.

Lodges.
Monday-Dawson. No. I6. 6 pm. f.
A.: 1:3o. +. G..
TueSday-La FayPtte. No. 10. special.
pm. NJ. NJ. National. No. 12.
r. c.: Arninius. No. 25. NJ. NJ;
Myron NJ. Parker, No. -. r.. A.:
King David. No. ny. social: Ta-
koma. No. 10, bylaws.
Wednesday - Washington Centennial.
No. II. 5:i' pm. +. A.; Osiris,
No. ~. +. {.
ThurSday-Naval, No. 4. +. G.: Poto-
mae. No. ). friendship night. So
rial: Hiram. No. 10. g pm. F. c.:
= 1:30, f.. A: la Fayettc. No. 10. 6
p.m., +. c.: 1:3O. +. A.: Anacos-
tia. No. II. special. NJ. NJ. by
past masters: Stansbury, No. 81.
PA. +. G. and f. A.
friday-Cciumbia, No 8. NJ NJ: Leb-
anon. No Z. f. A.
Saturtlay-Osiris No. 26. $50 pm,
NJ. NJ; Mount Pleasant. No. No. 33,
1:3O pm. l.. A.
Royal Arch Chapters.
Monday No. 10, Mark; Ana
costa. No. 10. +. NJ. and NJ f. NJ
Observation-Disclosures. No. 1. Mark.
knights Templar Communicates.
observation-disclosures. No. ). Red
Cross and Malta.
Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite.
Tuesday-Mithras Lodge of Perfection,
election Of officers: Albert Pike
Consistory. NJ. R. s.. 31st degree.
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JR. O. u. A. M.


State Councillor w. Fl. Lanham and
his staff Monday evening made an Of
fetal visit to Benning Council, No. 81
w. S. Doleman spoke of the proposed
formation of past councillors asso-
citation. Addresses were made by
Past State Councillors G. w. Rue. F. D.
Seiffert and others. Refreshments
were served.
Anacostia Council. No. 16. received
the resignation of John D. Simpson as
councillor. and Vice Councillor Deal
was unanimously elected councillor
cilor. J. A Smithson and John D.
Simpson were unanimously elected as
delegates to the convention to select
national representatives to the Los
Angeles. Calf. convention in June F.
c. Prather. cairman of the committee
flag raising in Logan Park February
% at 8 o'clock. An invitation has been
extended to all Junior councils; also
to the Daughters of America, to be
present. The Boy Scout Band will fur
nish music and prominent speakers
will be present.
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10, con-
ferred. the three degrees upon one
candidate at it's meeting Thursday
~ eHinS last lie lnltlatlon was un-
der the direction Of the new degree
master. George w. Robertson. with
Capt. John e. Smallwood in command
of the drill team. The Oriental Court
has been reorganized and will be
known as the Reptile Oriental Court.
The following new officers were elect
ed: Grand orient. George w. Robert
son: grand vice orient, Fred W. viii
son: grand secretary, L. F. RarkIey:
grand treasurer. George T. Mace:
grand high priest. James T. Conner:
grand herald. RAYMOND r. Moran, and
grand sentinel. Wilver Conner. The
court Will meet the second Wednesday
evening of each month. in Mount YER
non Hall. Sd street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue southeast
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WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIA.
TION-MACCABEES.

The annual dancing party and
euchre held under the auspices of
the District of Columbia officers Club
occurred Thursday evening. DR.. Ella
j. Fifield. supreme medical examiner
of Port Huron, Mich. and Mrs. Ayde-
lotte. state commander Of the Pacific
coast states, were guests of the even
ing.
Mrs. Minnie keppinger. deputy SUI
preme commander, viii be hostess
to the Officers Club Wednesday
evening in the oak room. Raleigh
Hotel.
Mrs. Fannie Walters. commander
of National, No. l, entertained her
officers at luncheon last week. Mara
thon songs enlivened the occasion.
At the meeting of Liberty Union
Review Monday evening Mrs. KEEP
pinger installed the officers for the
ensuing year. assisted by Mrs. jose
phine Rees. and the guard team. un-
der Capt. Dobrowolski Gifts of ap-
probation We're presented to Mrs
Keppinger. Mrs. Weeks. Mrs. Dobro-
wolski, Mrs. Mattingly and Mrs.
Ewald. A banquet was served after
the installation.
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WOoDMEN OF THE WORLD.

Elm Camp will send the following
delegates to the Head Camp conven-
ton: Clerk William NJ. Mcdonald.
mander Thomas 3. EckloT. The fol-
lowing were designated alterrates:
Herman Woody, Bert Wells and Ad-
wiser Lieut. f y. Mcpherson. Capt.
c. A. Tupper had sixteen men in uni
form at the last session.
The box party given by the Uniform
Rank at Old Glory's Hall is reported
a social and financial success. Excel
lent entertainment was furnished.
with dancing until late hour. Sow
ereign Powell was the purchaser of
the prize lunch box.
At the last meeting of National
Camp the following officers were in
stalled: F.. ]. Cogan. consul COM
mander; o. f. White, adviser lieuten-
ant: J. r. Rabbstt. banker: G. n.
Easter clerk: ]. G. Mum. escort; w.
Tippetts addressed the new officers.
National is now meeting on the sec
ond and fourth Thursdays. at 314
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Alpha Camp has nominated Sover-
eigns Morsell and Dickey to repre-
sent her at Huntington. w. Va. next
month. Sovereign Delos w. Thayer of
this camp will also go, by virtue of
his position as past head consul.
Features at the next meeting of the
boosters Tuesday will include the
famous quartet of Fraser camp in
new selections. a prominent Wood
man will give an educational talk en-
titled From Coast to Coast"
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Four child welfare stations. con-
sisting OF a hospital and dispensary,
are being operated in Poland By the
American Red Cross.
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Grand Master Wolfe's unofficia
visits for this week Will include
Union Lodge tomorrow. Washing
ton Lodge Tuesday. Eastern Lodge
Wednesday. Salem Lodge Thursda !
and Federal City Lodge Friday
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athletics. music and refreshments VIII
be presented. Salvation Army lassies
Will serve coffee and doughnuts. All
friends of the company are invited.
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Beacon. the home lodge of the
grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge.
was honored ut its last meeting,
when Grand Master Wolfe installed
INTO office Rev. Hugh r. Stevenson.
Others present We're Grand Renrn-
sentative Bradford and Grand Mar
shai of the Grand Lodge Chisholm.
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ODD FELLOWS.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Monday-Cnion, No. II. second degree:
Beacon, No. 10, and I.angdon, No.
Cd degree.
Tues,iay-Goiden Rule. No II. initia-
tory degree; Washington. No. q;
AHity., No. ~. and Mount Pleas
ant. No % degree
WedncSday-Eastern No. :: Harmony.
No. Q: Friendship. Ne. l.. and
Covenant. M. Is. degree.
Thursday olGrnIia. No. 10. and
Salem. No 222. first degree: Phoe-
nix. No IS, degree.
Friday metropolis. No. II. first de-
gree: Central, No. l, aud Federal
City. No. 70 degree.
ENCAtlPMENTS.
Monday genenr. No. 1. degree
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Tomorrow evening. in Langdor
Lodge, Degree Director Cooper prom
!s"S several new and interesting fea-
lures.
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ItlIi;Itk AIS.

EEEEkAIS.
Monday E>Ilt"r. No. >. degree, and en-
tcrtaiumcGt.
Tuesday Ed, lity No :. degree
Wednc day-FricndS'iip. No. s. degree
Thursday DnrraS No. 4. degree.
Frda! a!-Miriarn. No. &. degree.
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Golden Rule will have a class of
five candidates Tuesday evening The
lodge is concluding arrangements to
confer the third degree for Phoenix
Lodge. at Benning, u. c.. Thursday
in connection with plans of the COM
mite" on the state of the order of
the Grand Lodge.
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RANGE OF MARKET AVERAGES


sentative dealt New Stock Exchange The pero
Friday February
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Eastern will have an unusually
large class of candidates on Wednes-
day evening.
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Covenant Lodge viii have the Sec
ond degree Wednesday evening in
Their newly appointed iodseroom. at
Wisconsin avenue and NJ street north
west, over Potomac Savings Bank
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REEEkAIIS.
Monday Esther. No. .. degree and en-
tcrtainmcGt
Tnes'lay -F.d' lily. No. :. degree.
M,rdnGsrayE - Friendship, No. s degree.
thursday l,"rraS. No. 4. degree.
Frdu!-Miranl. No. &. degree.
Grand Master Wolre's unofficial
visits for this week viii include
Union Lodge tomorrow. Washing
ton Lodge Tuesday. Eastern Lodge
Wednesday. Salem Lodge Thursday V
and Federal City Lodge Friday.
tomorrow evening. in Langdon
l-ods", Degree Director Cooper prom =
iscs several new and interesting fea-
lures.
Beacon. The home lodge of the
grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge.
when Grand Master Wolfe installed
I INTO office Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson.
; Others present We're Grand Repra-
sentative Bradford and Grand Mar
shal OF the Grand Lodge Chisholm.
Golden Rule will have class of
five candidates Tuesday evening The
lodge is concluding arrangements to
confer the third degree for Phoenix
Lodge. at EenninG, u. c., Thursday.
/
initter on the state Of the order of
the Grand Lodge.
Eastern will have an unusually
farge class of candidates on Wednes-
day evening.
Covenant Lodge viii have the Sec
ond degree Wednesday evening in
their newly appointed iodseroom. at
wisconsin avenue and NJ street mort h :
n do
An entertainment and smoker was
given by Columbia Lodge at its last
meeting: The guest of honor was
Grand Master Wolfe. who made an
address on stabiliZing the order Past
Grand Master Thomas w. Fowler
presented to Past Grand T. c. Grum-
ley. on behalf Of the lodge "A watch
chain and charm appropriately en-
graVed with the insignia of the order
\ musical program and other fea-
| lures We're presented. followed by
refrt shmentS.
Metropolis Lodge had an OPEN
! house entertainment Wednesday. witt
a program of entertainments
| Federal City Lodge was visited Friday
evening by delegation from Baltimore
F; lodges. Degree work is. announced for
; the next several weeks
| Past Grand Wilfred f.. Lawson O,
/ Eastern Lodge. chairman of th. state OF
/ the order committee Of the Grand Lodge
WAS called 10 Florida last week or ac-
count of the death of his father
! Grand Patriarch William W Adams is
ARA 1ging for a series Of unofficial visits
| to the several subordinate lodges
Fred ID. Stuart Encampment at its
session Monday evening. mapped Oh. 4
program for degree work Past Chic.
Patriarch Leary and Grand Represent;
ative Bradford gave talks on III" up
! lift of the order Official Press Core
spondent Williams spoke on the subjec,
! Of proper and correct press news
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East Gate Chapter will have charge
OF the services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home this afternoon at
o'clock. DR.. Walter r. Eagleson of
Sherwood Presbyterian Church Of
nciatfng.
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Washington Company. No. l, Uni
form Rank, will hold an open installa-
tion ceremony Wednesday evening. in
the armory at Pythian Temple. Fol-
lowing the ceremonial d program Of
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The knight rank is scheduled the
coming week-in Calanthe tomorrow
evening and in Excelsior and CAPITAL
Tuesday evening.
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Ancient and Accepted Scottish

Tuesday-Mithras Lodge of Perfection,
election Of officers: Albert Pike
COnsistory. NJ. R. s., 31st degree.
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can fashioned Harmony night"
is announced by the master Of Har-
mony Lodge, No. Il. for Monday even
ing February 81. at 7:30 O'Clock for
it's members and their guests, when
Past Grand Master Lurtin r. CHM
will give a talk such as might be eX-
pected from one of the ablest and best
liked Masons in Washington. Past
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Grand Master CHM had a memorable
service for his country in France dur
ing the world war and for a year
afterward.
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The National Lodge Fishing Club
will entertain its friends with a mas
querade and novelty ball at the Elks
Home. 91S II street northwest, the
evening of February %.
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Grand Chancellor Yates report of
his stewardship for the past year as
grand chancellor. it is said, will show
the largest gain on membership in
thirty years.
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Il E'ecta Chapter was entertained
TUESDAY evening. after the degrees.
by Mrs. Deal of Bethlehem Chapter
md Mr.. Scantlebury with songs and
lsYecitations. followed by dancing and
Refreshments. February % will be
* oionial night in the chapter.
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purpose of passing upon the in
surance proposition of it's special
committee for immediate relief to
the members. .
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Matron Lucy Sherwood of Brokland
Chapter announces a series of dances
at Brookland Masonic Hall, the next
10 occur Saturday evening, to which
the fraternity is invited.
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The Fellowship Club of the bureau
of engraving and printing will have
the members of the Railway Square
Club as it's guests Saturday evening.
Grand Master O'Neill is expected TO be
present and the club has a list of
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Mrp. Sam Mozier bakery and soft
drinkH-tadicn' Noniilorr Ala 40.
cioty. chairman. Airs. Louis Croas.
sport Eoesd5 Naccarrc encsrty. chair.
man. Mr.. VIM Pro,ias. General
pipr~--in charge Of Independent
Order ~ Ti'nsi Birth. chairman. Mr..
Chas. Hochberg. Smokers supplies
Ancirnt Order 81 sphinx. chairman.
Mr. 3. Cohn. ladies war and furs
~ Temple he HlrNchi chairrnen. Mrs.
A. Adler and MIR = wesnstein. Tea
garden Ladies' Auxiliary \. NJ. ".
A.. chairman. Miss Lena Inhky. Ice
cream Ladies' Auxiliary Y. NJ. w.
a. chairman. siiss Sarah silver.
man. Hot doEx---fAdles' Auxiliary
". ~ H. A.. chairman. Mrs. Ioa
Solomon. Fancy work ladies'
Auxiliary Blkur Cholum conErega-
ton: chairman. Mra u. nulos Flee.
trio dolis-Y. ~. n. A.. chairman.
Mr. Fred Bergman. Fruit Safardic
societies. chairman. Mr ~ Turfcho.
Fish pond--fadies' Auxiliary Y. NJ.
n A.: chairman. Miss Bessie
schwartz Toys and dolls - Ladies'
Auxiliary Sons 81 fNraei. chairman.
Mrs. n. rrcsrrnan. Country STORE
In charge ~ the Y. NJ. II A.. chair.
man. Mt. Chaa. Arunson. Drugs and
toilet articles adics' Auxiliary. v.
NJ. ". A.. chairman. Mrs. Barney u.
f.ustiE.
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Three PLAYS at Cornish

There Will be a great laugh from
tho men who will Fc. the bill 81 plays
10 he presented next week AZ the
Cornish theatre. Their old. Old jpkc
has been dramatlxed IN ''licr
Tongue a play which shows a WON
an talking and taking and talking
until she has talked herself on, OF a
husband The womRn's part will be
taken By Mrs. t.dnna Ruhm. who has
scored successes IN number Of
roles which she has taken while act.
ing at the Cornish theatre, There
viii be two other plays ON the bill
Susan Ciaspelis ''Trifles." ana six
who Pass While the Lentila boil. a
play b. stuart Walker which he has
produced IN his own Porimantoau
theatre. Tho plays viii be presented
on Thursday and Friday evenings.
December rs and ie. and saturday
matinee. December II. Seats may be
reserved at the box office of the
Cornish. Roy St at Harvard ave.
Capitol 02f0.
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CYNTHIA GREY.

Street" IL nothing but an ordinav
tale Of ordinary people. The CHI
reason for its continued popularB
IL the discussion II creates. Even
one has a different opinion OF -
characters and their experienced. a.
lie astute author must have anti
pated just such conflicting thoust1
in the minds Of It's readers.
This story itself leaves much to =
read into Il by the reader. IL Is
simple portrayal of characters con
mon 10 most peoples experience. Tn
author paints "A real picture OF
small town. and we ali feel that WI
understand the story as far as [
goes But where does the develop
can say the womans character
any stronger. any finer. any bette
for the experiences we undergo Wit
her. In fact. shc says, at the e.
OF the book. AT least am consi4
ent" She remains dissatisfied II
author presents his problem Of -
narrow life. which we all admit ia
problem, but he does not solve 4.
That is left for the reader. Evet-
one bag n different solution n
book is one OF the new books .whi1h
do not take one set OF charact0E.
and one set OF situations. work oot
a plot and finish the book by 0nn1
or marriage. Main Street" Is ~
impreszionIstic style OF novel whtdh
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Jelcish Club Bazaar

From December n 20 ls, IN.
elusive. the Young Mems Hebrew
association will give n bazaar at the
Y. NJ. ". A.. nth ave. and T.. Union
st.. for the purpose OF raising $40. 900
10 complete payment on It's building
The various organizations VIII have
charge OF the affair and will be re.
sponsible for ono day ms follows.
Monday evening viii be in the
hands Of the Zionists. Sons OF
Israel and Auxiliary and Taimud
Torah. Tuesday evening viii he
given over TO the Temple de Hrsch
and Auxiliary. the Ladies' Hebrew
Benevolent society. the Council OF
Jewish Women and Sigma Beta Phi
sorority. Tho LADIES' Montifore Aid
society. the Herzl Congregation and
Auxiliary and the Safardic societies
and auxiliaries will bc In charge
Wednesday evening. while tho indie
pendent order OF B'nai Birth and It's
auxiliaries and the Menorah society
viii have charge Thursday night.
Saturday evening will be in charge
Of the Ells. Eagles. Moose. Wood.
men OF the World. knights OF
Pythlas and 7. o. O. r.. while Sun.
day. December rs. viii be turned over
TO the Young Mems Hebrew assocla.
ton. Knitc OF Knites. Junior Young
Mems Hebrew association and the
Msccabee society.
The booths will be In charge OF the
following societies:
F'lowers-Sigma Beta Phi sorority:
chairman. Miss Lucille Levy Candy
Council OF Jewish Women, Auxll.
larry Temple dc Hrsch. Ladies'
Benevolent society; chairman. Mrs.
n. SCHNEIDER. Emma Lar
nrus auxiliary; chairman. Mrs. n. ".
Knratosky. Household furniture and
hardware-SoDs Of Israel and Herzl
Congregation and Auxiliary: chair.
men. Mr.. y. Fink. Mr.. M. Grund.'
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Woman.s CrninrY Clnh

The French department Of the
Woman's Century club VIII meet
Monday. December Il. II a. m, at
Hotel Washington.
Spanish department at Y w. G.
a. Wednesday. December II. 1880
a. m.
Household Administration depart
ment, Wednesday, at noon, FEEDER
ated clubhouse. Mrs Henry Bit.
man will lead the general discussion
on home planning; diningroom and
furnishings. by Mrs. c. A. Winter
mute
Child study department win meet
at 2 y. m. at the home OF Mrs.
George w. Smith, 623 Maiden ave.
The program for the year viii be
outlined. A children's Christmas
party will be given at the home OF
Mrs. Ralph Lounsbury. 5i7 Maiden
ave. Friday. December iG. at $3.50
y. m.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop
Calendar

Tho guilds IN charge Of tho ortho.
pedic Tea shop next week win he;
Monday. broadway guild. Mrs. II.
r. Washington. hostess. Tuesday.
Laurclhurat guild. Mrs. Howard D..
Knott. chairman. Wednesday. Inter.
lakrn guild. Mrs VI. u. Collins.
chairman: Thursday. 81. Marks
guild Of 81 Marks church. Mrs. D.
McEaoheran. hostess: Friday, Alki
auxiliary. Mrs Charles Gnffn.r.
chairman: saturday. Frink Park
guild. Mrs. W. O. Miles. chairman.
Assisting Mrs. Washington Mon
day will bn Mrs. John Bridgcman.
Mrs. Arthur r. Lee. Mrs. James Far.
roll. Mrs Walter French. Mrs VIII
lam lie Blond, Mrs. John n. Mack,
Mrs. W. T. Robinson and Mrs. Otto
Crunbaum.
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Seattle
Society
Junior Club Dance Smart
Affair; Woshington's
"IndidR Bdii' Social
EreRt; Miss Catherine
Barter 10 Wed.

L>NDoWEp with all the virtues OF
IL smartncss. the Junior club en-.
tertalned with It's first dance OF tho
season last evening. The affair Was
given In Chnstensen's hail and the
decorations were most unique and
sn;cresung -
One entered the ballroom thru
swinging doors which represented
the cover OF Vogue. and was inme-
dlately attracted by the panelcd
walls gayiy adorned with posters of
Vanity Fair covers. square shaped
black shades with deep Varicoicrvd
fringe voiled the lights and under
the balcony brilliant cushions and
inviting chairs were entieingiy ar
ranged. and black ana white striped
carpet and hanglngs added an arts.
tic touch.
A fifteen piece orchestra was sta.
toned on the stage surrounded by
black and white decorations aud fes.
tive posters. and by the way these
most attractive posters used IN dee.
Grating were designed by Mr.. Ernest
Parsons. a New York man In town
for short time.
The supper table was bright with
yellow chrysanthcmums and can,
dies. where Mrs. Norvai II. I4atimer
and Airs. John Collins presided at
the urns.
The arrangements for the dance
were In the hands OF the committee
which Includes Miss Eispcth Me
EVAN. Miss Mary Dudley Walker,
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VARSITY INDIAN Ball"

Last evening at the Hippodrome
was given WaShington's varsity In.
dian Rail-" the largest and most
brilliant college ball ever given In
the city.
The decorations pictured Indian
life now almost remote. war trophies
hung on the pillars. and totem poles.
Blankets and reminders Of primitive
life we're everywhere The hail room
was surrounded with ftr trees and
Indian tepecs were arranged along
the side. The orchestra was In In
dian costume and the programs were
shaped like wtgwams. made Of
leather and tied with a leather
thong
During tho first interrnission Grant
Merrtli and Constance Philips gave
an Indian dance and Harold Weeks
new song -Oriolc." was sung during
the second. intermission. The FOL.
lowing man were awarded the VS..
Glen GailiEnn. Edward Ferry. Lester
Parker. John wilsok Sewman
Clark. wiiford Csndiach. Robert In.
gram. Norman Ttniing. Edward
Hohd. Leon Kienholz. George Rnrge.
Hanfora Haynes. Clifford Lang
horne. John Black. Capt Ray Eek.
mann. Hamilton Greene. Wayne
Hall. Harry Quase and Leonard
Ziei
a group Of pretty freshman girls
serving punch. CARRIED in Indian at.
tire. were the Misses Marion EyIer.
Virginia Mccarthy. Catherine Evans
Virginia Dutfon. Betty Rush. Anna
belle weatherby. Louise Mlley.
Helen white. Helen Lyter. Marian
Bennett. Helene Casey. Katherine
Brown. Marie GoIdstcin. Miriam Bur
nett. Marion Dix. Edna Hopper
Helen Dugan. Marigold Read. Marian
Lucas. Charlotte Thomas. Lillian
carstens. Mildred Campbell and Ber-
nice Enger.
The committee In charge OF ar.
Engagements included. Paul Coles
chairman: Wiimoth Allen. Bernice
GeIlatIy. Ella Broward. Gwendoiyn
Newlove. Clair McCahe. Helen BUM.
Wilma Schafer. Herbert Hunsaker.
Stuart Barker. Alice Uddenberg.
Stanley Orne. Wiihcimina Crawford.
Dorothy Littleneid. Dorothy willard.
Louis Janeck. Clifford Newdall and
Glenn Dumett. chairman Of the junior
class committee.
The patrons and patronesses were
President and Mrs. Henry SuzzalIo.
Gov. and Mrs. Louis +. Hart, Lieut.
Gov. and Mrs. william J. coyie.
Mayor and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Caldwell.
Regent and Mrs william T. Perkins.
Regent and Mrs. Winiock w Miller.
Regent and Mrs. william A. Shan.
non, Regent and Mrs. w. a. Rupp.
Regent and Mrs. John A. Rea. Re
gent and Mrs Oscar Fechter, Mrs
Ruth Karr Mckee. Comptroller and
Mrs. Herbert r. Condor. Dean and
Mrs. Stephen I. Miller. Dean and
Mrs. Matthew Lyle Spencer. Dean
and Mrs. Henry Laudes. Dean and
Mrs. Frederick w. Padelford, Dean
and Mrs. Irving 81. Glen. Dean May
Ward. Dean and Mrs. David Thorn.
son. Dean and Mrs. James r. Gould.
Prof. and Mrs. f. S. Meany. Col. and
Mrs. Charles j.. Phillips. Prof. and
Mrs. Leslie J. Aver, Prof. and Mrs.
Frederick Osborne. Coach and Mrs.
Enoch Bagshaw. Coach and Mrs. X.
J.. Matthews. Coach and Mrs. C1ar-
ence Edmundson. Coach and Mrs.
James Arbuthnot, Mr.. Matthew Hill,
Mr.. Darwin Meisnest. MIR. and Mrs.
s.. n. Hedges. Mr.. and Mrs. w. u.
Rhodes. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Eek.
fztx e. 4 a
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Miss Heussy Issues
limitations

Miss Charlotte Htcussy has issued
invitations for tea 10 be given al
the home of her parents. pr. and
Mrs. wniiarn C. iIeuany. Friday after
noon. December 30. from four until
rix O'Clock. complimentary to Miss
Jane Simeon. Miss Janet Henry.
Miss Mary Greer. Miss jams Sct,ie.
ton and Miss Jean Fay. who Will hs'
home from Miss Ransomc's school
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