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KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS.

Carroll Council II the hrst local
council to meet In the new home on
10th street northwest It's meeting
Tuesday evening was well attended.
A resolution which was unanimousiy
adoptsd. setting :, forth that Car, .Sl
Knights OF Columbus Building Com
pany. Inc, . vote Of thanks and APP
probation, to be presented by COM
mittee Of two appointed by the grand
knight to the company.
Bertram G. Lennon. deputy grand
J. Haltigan. past grand knight were
appointed as this committee.
A committee to formulate plans for
the twenty-third anniversary celebra-
ton OF Carroll Council was also APP
pointed as follows: Bertran q. Len
non. chairman: James T. Ryan. Joseph
b. Mccain, Charles Montgomery and
planned to hold this celebration jan
uary II. but = more definite announce
ment will be made later.
The grand divan Of Alcantara Cara.
van Wednesday evening made ar.
rangements for a ceremonial degree
to be given wednesday evening. jan
uary IL, with q large class.
The members Of the caravan enter
tained their ladies at q New Year eve
party ut the new knights Of Colum.
bus Hall. A fair attendance was pres.
ent to enjoy this ''shauri fest" con.
sisting of entertainment. dancing. re.
freshments, supper and a carnival al
midnight. Among those on the pro.
gram were George O'Connor and Maj
Horn. the Gladding sisters. and
Messrs Jarvis and Fegan and Mrs
Fred J. Rice. Grand Commander and
Mrs. Philip Buettner led the grand
march. James r. Meegan was chair
man Of the entertainment committee
Washington General Assembly Of the
Fourth Degree met last Wednesday
night at the new home Of the order
State Deputy Maurice J. McAuliffe ad.
dressed the meeting. outlining a pro.
gram Of events for the coming season
Charles ". Darr. master of the Fourth
Degree for this province, also addressed
the meeting. Announcement was made
that q Fourth Degree ceremonial Will
be staged on Washington's birthday
Arrangements are being made for 9
ladies' night to be held February al
the new home.
The new home of the order. formerly
Carroll Institute. is now being used by
the councils. While all alterations have
not been completed. it is stated. they
will be soon, when a formal opening Of
the building will take place. d.
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
IIRERTY.

Hope Council. No. /. installed fits
officers-elect, Deputy s. C. Charles
Herbert of Friendship Council No.
rs. Alexandria, Va, officiating. Mrs.
Ollie Montgomery. in behalf OF the
council, presented past junior ex-
councillor, Mrs. Cola Duvall. with
past officers emblematic badge. The
retiring councillor, Thomas B. Mont
gomery, was presented with a cut
glass bowl in appreciation Of services
rendered The incoming councillor,
Mrs Mary f. Hunter, was presented
with a floral tribute by Mrs. Dreyer.
A luncheon was served at the close
of the meeting.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

The degree team of Seneca, No. IL,
will visit Red Wing tomorrow night
and confer the work. The elective
and appointed chiefs were raised by
Past Sachem B. A. Letherman and a
delegation from Idaho Tribe. No. Is.
had Past Sachem VIM. Ryan and a
delegation from Logan, No. 8. raised
it's elective and appointive chiefs. A
past sachem certificate was pre-
scented to the retiring sachems, Walter
C. Nicholas
had Past Sanhem w. II. Alexander
raise the new chiefs. Special efforts
are being made to make this the
banner year Chief of Records J. l.
Boyer, Collector Of Wampum c. G.
Scherer and Keeper Of Wampum John
Yeabower succeeded themselves in
office. The ways and means COM
arrangements A Red Mems charm
was presented to Past Sachem c. G.
Scherer by Past Sachem ]. l. Boyer.
Among the visitors were Great
Sa chem Strobel. Great Senior Saga
more Emory, Great Junior Sycamore
Bunch, Great Keeper of Wampum
Dennis and Past Grand Sachem c. F.
Fuller.
Logan, No. 8. at its last meeting
had Past Sachem A. c. Nicholas and
q delegation from Sioux Tribe raise
it's elective and appointive chiefs.
Past Sachem r. A. Southworth OF
White Eagle Tribe, No. II. visited
Mineola, No. IA. at its last meeting.
as deputy great sachem. to raise its
elective and appointive chiefs. Visitors
present complimented the tribe upon Its
condition, and Great Sachem w. c:
White gave an interesting history OF
the tribe.
Mrs. Cora Gompers, past Pocahontas
of Sioux Council. No. {, visited Idaho
Council at its last meeting to raise its
elective and appointive chiefs. She
was assisted by Great Chief of Rec
ords Bunch. The council was COM
plimented. The keeper of records.
Mrs. Lena Bragunier. Collector Of
Wampum Mrs. Nettie Dennis, and
Keeper of Wampum Mrs. Borman
were reelected.
Sieux Council January II will have
as it's guests Past Pocahontas Mrs.
Lula Mastin and a delegation from
Idaho Council. No: l. to raise its
elective chiefs: Pocahontas. Miss
Goldberg: wenona. Miss Edith Bunch;
ess, Mrs Cora Gompers; keeper of
records, Mrs Nellie Bunch: collector
OF wampum, Miss Malinsky; keeper
of wampum, Mrs. Dobbins, and rep
resentative to the Great Council,
Samuel Feldman.
The call for the Great Council ses-
sion will be issued as soon as word
is received as to the Great Council
representative. A special program
is being arranged In all probable
ity part of the first nights session
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At 18th and Pennsy1vanis avenue
northwest, 7:16 Pm; Thursday, April
IL. Cootie Oriental Court. No. I. Ma
sonic Hail, SIS eth street northeast:
thu court il the social feature OF the
At these visitations the state officers
will be received by the respective
councils at $3.50 pm. sharp.
The State Council officers for year
are: State councillor, George z. Ames;
state vice councillor. George W. Acker-
man; Junior past state councillor. Will
tary, John Prender; state council
treasurer, Richard H Yates; assistant
| state council secretary, William q.
Saunders: state council conductor.
Turner Hall: state council warden.
John H. Taylor; state council inside
outside sentinel, Lewis Milburn; state
council chaplain. Walter B. Stocks
dale: state council trustees, John B.
Tifey, Frank D. Seiffert and ]. u.
Yoder.
American Jefferson Council last
f1cers, State Council Deputy Poore
officiating. After remarks by the new
officers George Prender appointed a
delinquent committee and good.of-
| the-order committee. as follows: De-
ltnquent. ]. E. Flyman. chairman: A.
.. ocuSOu anu y. oTO"hs SOSo W. ShO
order. A. d. Teeple. chairman: J. B.
Henningss Arthur Prender. E. c. Bit
tenbender and H. T. Tanner.
Edward ]. Ross Council. No. rs,
Thursday evening conferred the de-
grees. the drill team being under the
captaincy Of George W. Swift. The
newly elected officers were Installed
by Deputy State Councillor w. H.
Wells. w. c. Ferber, retiring coun-
cilor. was the recipient Of a past
councillors Jewel: Past Councillor
Harry A. Beck making the address.
Benning Council. No. 81. gave an
Xmas entertainment to the kiddies
Of Benning and Twining City
Wednesday evening. A. T. Cray was
in charge Those who took part
were: Misses Bertha and Dorothy May.
Master George Scheckler and l. w.
| lngles. Santa Claus was impersonat-
ed by William Swindells. who made
the tots happy by presenting each
with a box of candy and toys. A
large tree was upon the stage teauti-
fully decorated with electric lights.
The following oflcers Of the coun-
Gil were installed Monday evening by
State Deputy Dahler: Councillor. C..
Nellie: state vice councillor. William
Gray: conductor, A. G. Engles; war
den. George Swindells; inside seminal,
Frank Bury; trustee, eighteen
months. A. L. Gray: delegate to F.
3. A.. Lewis Milburn. The twenty
| fifth anniversary celebration Of Ben
ming Council will be held January u.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Triumph Council, No. 8, met Tues
day evening at Washington Hall with
several visitors from Barbara Fritz
chic Council. No. 81, of Mount Rainier
An oyster supper was served after
which officers were installed by
Deputy Roseila Cole, as follows:
Councillor, Clara Keull; associate
councillor. Frank Wright; vice coun-
cilor, Dorothy Stehr; associate vice
councillor. Francis Purll. warden,
Roy Wolfe; inside sentinel, Amelia
Budershein: outside sentinel, Will
liam Buel; trustee, is months, Emma
Buell..
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SONS OF AMERICA.

Washington Camp. No. 2, Patriotic
Order Sons of America, Friday night
elected the following officers: Presi
dent, ]. H. Cumberland: vice presi-
dent, B. F. Chrisman: master of
forms, G. l.. Owens: recording secre-
tary, F. A. Finacom; financial secre-
tary, w. L. Snow; treasurer, Will
liam Shoneberger: conductor, w. G.
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MACCABEES.

Mount Vernon Tent No. Tuesday
night installed officers as follows:
Winford Davis. commander: William
B. Severe. jr.. lieutenant commander;
Harry Sengstack. r. K: Frank Han
nan, F. X; John Beuchling. NJ. of A.:
Edward Latham. chaplain; T. r. Sew
ere, sergeant; George f. Shreve. first
master of the guard; William j. Duke.
second master of the guard: William
A. Kempt. sentinel; Marion Wicks,
picket. w. w. Adamson. jr., past S.
D. g. c., was the installing officer.
A banquet was served in the large
banquet room, with w. w. Adamson
as POSTMASTER. Visitors were from
nearly all the tents in the District,
and each responded to the toast that
was assigned. A past commanders
badge was presented to retiring Com
mander Bass by Past Commander
Wicks.
Commander Osbourn of National
Tent No. held a conference Wednes-
day with the officers and members of
the degree team. State Deputy Su-
preme Commander H L. Crouch and
Past State Deputy Supreme Com
mander D. W. Call, discussing plans
for the new year.
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DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
The Daughters Of Isabella met Wed.

L uc OduHHlcE6 VI 10dUcild ulCl " GU
nesday evening at COL E street north
west, and announced among the
activities for the month of January
dance, at COL E street northwest
Wednesday, January IS. at $3.50 pm.
Of which Miss Harrington, assisted
by a corps of young ladies. will have
charge. Card parties also will be
held at the homes of various men,
bers Monday evenings, beginning
January 9, when the regent. Mrs.
Alice G. Bicksler. will receive the
members at 1913 X street northeast
Mrs. Elizabeth Roddy will have
charge of the second Monday evening
party, which will be held at her
home, TIT A street southeast, and Mrs
Marguerite Dwyer will have the third
party at her home. 700 X street
northeast, on the 23d.
The ladies Of the local circle acted
az chaperons at last Friday night :
dance of the Catholic Women's Serv-
Ice Club.
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will be an open meeting. to which
all chief degree members of the
tribes and the councils of the Degree
Of Pocahontas will be Invited.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIA.
TON.

Mrs. Christina Schafer, National
Review. No. 1. entertained fifteen
her home last Saturday afternoon
from / until 4 o'clock, with games.
after which the children were in
vited to the dining room. which was
appropriately decorated and refresh
ments and gifts were served.
The D. C. Officers Club will hold
card party tomorrow evening at
Pythian Temple. Mrs. Theresa Foster,
chairman, will be assisted by repre-
sentatives from the various reviews.
The annual election of officers Of
Brentwood Review was held Tuesday
evening and resulted as follows:
Commander. Mrs. Lille Cleaves: lieu
tenant commander, Mrs. Annie Ohlen-
dorf: past commander. Mrs. Lulu
Mack; chaplain, Mrs. Winifred Swim
heart; lady-at-arms. Mrs. Mary Grei-
shaber: record keeper, Mrs. Helen
Richards; collector. Mrs. Alice Newell;
sergeant, Mrs. Rosalie Frisard; sent-
mel, Mrs. Emma Earnest; picket, Mrs.
Marie Gorsuch; musician. Mrs. Martha
Williams. The annual installation
supper will be held January II, when
the members will entertain their hus-
bands.
Brightwood, No. S, met last Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Lille
Lambath, $3.50 Georgia avenue. Mrs.
Anna Singles Condor, state deputy.
installed the officers for the ensuing
year.
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Beilfgk

Owens; inspector, G. o. Beilfgk;
guard. S. c. Wise; trustees, c. G.
Barco, G. l.. Owens and w. G. Owens.
The camp meets every Friday night
at o'clock and ut-of town members
are invited to attend.
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

Big preparations are being made
for the initiation to be held Tues
day evening at the Pythian Temple
by Greater Washington Lodge. Large
delegations are expected from Phila-
delphia, Baltimore. Wilmington, AL
exandria, Richmond and Norfolk.
Director General Davis announced
personally invite large number of
his official friends. and it is expected
President Harding, Postmaster Cen
eral Hays, Senator Capper, Senator
Mckinley and other senator's and
representatives. will be present.
sergeant-at-Arms George sprosser
stated that upward of 200 candi-
dates would be ready for initiation
and that the glee club would render
the odes.
Last Thursday evening over forty
members of Greater Washington
Lodge went to Baltimore to attend
the monthly banquet of Mooseheart
known officially as the second degree
OF the Loyal Order of Moose. has for
it's object the perpetuation of Moose
heart the children's home at Moose
heart, III. There is no Mooseheart
legion in this city, although there
aires eligible for membership.
Secretary of Labor James ]. Davis
presided at the meeting of the lodge
Tuesday evening. The matter of
erecting the Moose hotel and home
of the lodge was discussed by many
members Assistant Secretary of
Labor E. j. Henning delivered the
principal address. A prize for the
best method of getting candidates to
join the order was awarded to Philip
Berman.
The next convention of the Loyal
Order of Moose will be held at
Mooseheart next June.
The new Glee Club of Greater
Washington Lodge is composed OF
George Sprosser. tenor: Joe Apollo
MO. tenor; William Emas. baritone
Thomas Lanahan. bass. and the fol-
lowing chorus: p. F.. Ring. r. l.. Nor
rieon. E. P. Chase, w. A. Stahl. NJ V.
Hanson. H. Jacobs. F. /. Warren, r. +
Beatty and o, R. WentZ.
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B. P. O. ELKS.

Past district deputy grand exalted
ruler, past exalted ruler and at pres
emit chaplain of the lodge. James l..
Ward, will act as exalted ruler on
past exalted rulers night. There
will be an initiation and social ses-
sion. The lodgeroom will be deco
rated with the colors and a floral
display will be placed in the club
rooms. The membership card of 1922
will be required for admission.
Nominations will be made for Of
ficers and trustees o fthe lodge in
February. The election will take
place in March, at a date to be an
nounced later.
Invitations will soon be sent to two
hundred ladies' who were members of
the ladies' committee of the recent
carnival to a special social session, a
dance and entertainment which is
being arranged for by the executive
committee Of the carnival. Surprises
are said to be in store for them.
With the new membership drive
again in full swing, Chairman Edwin
H. Neumeyer, jr., has high hopes that
before April l the membership will
reach the grand total of $500.
The annual charity ball will be
held this year on the eve of WASH
ington's birthday. Tuesday. February
81, at the New willard Hotel. Both
bathrooms will be used for the dane
ers and the assembled guests. and
two orchestras will assure contin-
uous dancing.
Wednesday night the lodge will
have a class initiation. starting at
o'clock.
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KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAs.

In the auditorium Of Pythian TEN.
pie. Friday evening. Grand Chancellor
oden B. Gray, assisted by the full
official staff Of the Grand Lodge. will
install the officers-elect Of both syria.
cusians Lodge. No. 10. and Rathbone.
Superior Lodge. No. 20. The exercises
are to be open to the public. A gen.
| eral invitation has been extended to
all to be present. The committee in
! charge is composed of the following
Grand Chancellor Albert Kahlert, Past
Chancellors S. NJ. Pearson and George
E. Heisley, and Harry q. Annis. e. II
1 Kirby, A. ]. Milstead. E. T. Negosta,
r. r. Zimmerman and w. E. Garlick. jr
From Rathbone Superior Lodge. No
20. Past Chancellors f. c. Snyder and
J. C. Bfbb. and J. r. Young.
Past Chancellor Edgar C. Snyder will
preside. The arrangements are under
the supervision Of the following chair.
men: Reception, Past Supreme Repre-.
sentative Albert kahlert: music. speak.
ers and decorations. George +. Heis-
ley; program and publicity. John r
N Y. supreme representative from
New York. and Past Supreme Chan
cellor Brig. 8. Young of Ohio will be
the speakers. After the installation
ceremonies short musical program
will be rendered by the orchestra OF
Syracusians Lodge. under the direction
of George E. Heisley. to be followed
by dancing.
The following officers will be in.
stalled:
For Syracusians Lodge. No. 10
Chancellor commander, Harry G. An.
mis-: vice chancellor, E. T. Negosta
prelate, NJ. G. Coleman: master OF
work. c. F. Grouse: keeper Of records
and seal. S: M. Pearson; master OF
finance. w. e. Garlick. ST.: master OF
exchequer. Albert kahlert; master a,
arms. w. E. Garlick. jr.: inner guard
p. s. Ferguson; outer guard, William
Darsie; representative to the relief
bureau. s. NJ. Pearson; trustees, J. w
Cherry, Ernest Higdon and e. H
Kirby: representatives to the Grand
Lodge. Albert kahlert, S. NJ. Pearson
NJ. H. Adam. P. j. Cooksey and George
E. Heisley.
For Rathbone-Superior Lodge. No
29-Chancellor commander. r. f. l.
Smith: vice chancellor. John Dram
haugh; prelate. Alfred Schwartz: mas.
ter Of work, Ellery w. Heiss; keeper
Of records and seal, NJ. D. King: mas
ter of finance. A. L. Simons: master OF
exchequer. W. P. Scott: master al
arms. George W. Rue: inner guard
Richard Oden; outer guard. John ID
Simpson; representatives to the Grand
/ Lodge. L. c. Snyder. w. p. Scott. T. Q
Pulizzi, w. Q. owen and Ellery >"
Heiss.
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Roe Fulkerson, thirty-third degree.
was installed as venerable master of
Eadosh in Albert Pike Consistory.
NJ. r. s., Tuesday evening. by Ellwood
p. Motey. thirty-third degree, deputy
in the District for the Supreme
(,ouncil
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Wednesday evening the officers of
the Grand Encampment will install
the newly elected officers Of Columbian
Encampment.
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Columbia Chapter tomorrow night
will not have initiatory work. but
delightful program has been arranged
to be followed by social session.
Matron Margaret Harrison extends an
invitation to all to be present.
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Myron NJ Parker Lodge. No. 81. will
have charge of the services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home Sun
day afternoon, January %, when
Bethlehem Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star will cooperate
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DIR. John C. Palmer of B. b.
French Lodge. No. 10. as president;
Willis Ray Gregg Of Hiram Lodge.
No. 10. as vice president; J. Walter
Karsner of King David Lodge. No. 20.
As secretary-treasurer. and ]. Boyd
Dexter. Of Osiris. No. 26, and Charles
H., Blair. of La Fayette, No. 10. as
members of the executive committee.
Last night the association met to
adopt bylaws and arrange other de-
tails for the coming year.
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GERS In charge. Refreshments will be
served afterward in the banquet hall.
Gavel Chapter. No. 20 is making
elaborate preparations for a play to
De given at an open meeting the
second week in February. The fourth
OF It's series of dances will be given
IN the raleigh Hotel ballroom Febru-
Hall has announced that the first
meeting Of the Home Board Auxiliary
will be held at the home of Vice
Chairman Mrs. Anna Vierbuchen. The
h matron has appointed Mrs. vier-
The Star. At the last meeting Of the
chapter the new line Of officers ap-
peared for the first time in the de.
gree work. The chapters New Year
dance Is reported "a wonderful sue.
cess"
Arlington Chapter, U. D., will meet
at the Firemen's Auditorium, Cherry
dale. Va, tomorrow evening at 8
O'Clock. Members Of the order are
invited to attend.
Areme Chapter. No. 10. met wednes-
day evening, with the newly elected
officers ofnciating. Mrs. Lena M.
Hodge, matron, appointed commit
Salina Foster, chairman; ways ana
means. Miss Lillian Dowrick, chair
man: press. L A. Smith; endowment,
Mrs. Bena "A. Barnhart, past worthy
grand matron, chairman. and fellow.
ship, William n. Murray, past patron,
chairman. The members were enter
tanned by Miss Hammer and Miss
Mayfield with readings, and Mrs. w.
F. Doyle sang several solos.
Matron Sarah Cleland announces
that Tuesday evening, after the BUSH
ness, Lebanon Chapter will be turned
over to the entertainment committee.
Also that the chapter will give it's
second dance of the season at the
Raleigh Hotel Saturday evening at
$3.50 pm.
Miriam Chapter tomorrow night,
after business will have . social
evening"
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The incoming chief patriarch of
Mount Nebo Encampment will be host
at banquet to the officers of the
Grand Encampment tomorrow even
ing after the installation of officers.
Grand Patriarch Adams will preside
at the installation ceremony.
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Esther Chapter at its last meeting
celebrated its twenty-sixth birthday
anniversary. There was no work, but
an entertaining program, followed by
dancing and Refreshments.
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ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

Ruth Chapter. No. /. will hold
special meeting Tuesday for the pur-
pose Of initiation. A surprise is prom
Used to follow. Members Of the fra
ternity are invited. The chapter held
an informal reception to meet the
new officers at Brightwood Masonic
Temple Monday from to Z. follow
ed by a buffet supper and New Year
dance. The chapter room was deco
rated with smilax, ferns and poin-
settias, and an orchestra furnished
music throughout the evening.
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Members of Potomac Lodge, No. 5.
headed by Master Grover E. Payne,
will attend religious services this
evening at 7:45 o'clock at Congress
Street NJ. P. Church, 31st street above
NJ street northwest, where the pastor.
Rev. Benjamin F. Ruley. will deliver
q special sermon.
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| The Ladies' Aid Of Stansbury Lodge,
| No. "a, will meet tomorrow evening at
s o'clock at the Masonic Temple. Bright
| wood. Besides the election Of officers
there will be special Amusement
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-11

of the leading figures in the best musical circles of this city, paying particular attention to the arrange ment of interesting and religious programs for all services at that church.
 On all festival days, and oftentimes between, musical programs are given at St. Andrews church which would do credit to any of the choiristers, choirmasters and organists of the great cities. and it Is a pleasure to chronicle the expressions of Dr. Ware on the relation of music to church worship, because he is so heartily in sympathy with the importance of it and advocates 1t enthusiastically.
 In speaking on this subject, Dr. Ware says. among other things:
 ordinarily we take 1t as matter of course that we should sing in church; but. when we come to think of 1t, just why should we?
 For one thing, from time imme- morial men always have. The first part of the Old Testament to be writ ten was no sober prose. but songs, the Song of Debora' and David's B Song of the Bow The Jewish hymn book was taken over into the Bible bodily as the Psalms. and has all ways been one of the most popular parts of scripture. The Virgin Mary