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Evening star., 1922-10-29
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Hope Council, No. 1. conducted a
rummags sale last week for beneficial
An "oid-time Halloween party and
dance" will be held in Naval Lodge
Hall corner of 4th and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. Tuesday evening.
This will be a complimentary party
and dance for the members and their
friends. Refreshments will be served.
A distinguished visitor to the grand
secretary's office during the week was
John O. Phillips Of Verbena Lodge,
No. AZ. of Shenandoah. Va, grand
sentinel of the Grand Encampment OF
Virginia
The first of the fall visitations will
occur Wednesday evening. when
Grand Master Harry l.. Andersen ana
his official line will visit Friendship
Lodge, S22 goth street northwest
Rev. DR.. Hugh T. Stevenson, grand
chaplain of the Grand Lodge, Will be
the speaker Noble Grand Joseph +.
Wynn. with . committee OF past
grands. has charge Of the arrange
ments.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from the
District will participate In the exer-
cises in connection with the second
annual meeting Of the Northern Odd
Fellows Association at Alexandria
November IA. Gov. Trfnkle and
Grand Sire Eastin have been invited
to be present. Following the street
parade, a reception will be held at
Armory Hall in honor of the invited
guests, the AFFAIR to conclude In the
Evening star., 1922-10-29
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Recent accessions at the library
and lists Of recommended reading will
appear in this column each Sunday.
Fiction.
Abraham. ]. ]. The Night Nurse
Altsheler, J. A. In Hostile Red
Atlantic Monthly. Atlantic Nara
tives. 1918.
Bacheller. Irving. In the Days OF
Poor Richard.
Balzac. Honore. The Quest OF the
Absolute.
trs. Selected Polish Tales
Bind!oss. Harold. The Great Power.
BindIoss. Harold Thrice Armed
Blackwood. Algernon. The Bright
Messenger.
Burke. Thomas: Limehouse Nights.
Burnett. Mrs. F. II. Robin.
Burnham. Mrs C. l.. Clever Betsy
Copper. J. F. Satanstoe.
Crawford. F. NJ. Adam Johnstone's
Son; a Rose Of Yesterday.
Crawford. F. NJ. Love in Idleness:
Marion Darche.
Crawford. r. NJ. Marzio's Crucihx
Zoroaeter.
Crawford, ]. r. Walked in Arden.
Curwood, J. o. The Country Beyond
Daviess. NJ. T. The Matrix
Doyle, Sir A. c. The Green Flag
Ffndlater, Mary and J. II. Crossrigss
Gaboriau, Emile. The Clique of Gold
Green, A. X. The House in the Mist.
Harte. Bret. In a Hollow Of the
Hills.
Hearn. Lafcadio. Youma.
Hope. AnthGny. The Heart Of Prin
cess Osra
Hough. Emerson. The Covered
Wagon.
Hudson. J. W. Able Pierre
Hutchinson. A. s. NJ. This Freedom.
James. Henry. The Lesson of the
Master.
Locke, W. J. The Tale of Triona
London. Jack. When God Laughs.
Marquand. J. p. The Unspeakable
Gentleman.
Milford, NJ. X. Country Stories.
Norris, Kathleen. Certain People OF
Importance.
Paul. E. H. Indelible.
Richmond. Mrs. G. l.. S The Second
Violin.
Rinehart. NJ r. The Breaking Point
Sebatini. Rafael. Captain Blood.
Sanderson, J. G. Cornell Stories.
Sedgwick, A. u. Adrienne Toner.
Stevenson. b. E. The Marathon Mys-
terry.
Train. A. c. Tut and Mr. Tut.
Tully. Jim. Emmett Lawler.
Wharton, Edith. The Gl.mpses Of the
Moon
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son. New York: Macmillan COM
pany.
TRAMPLING ON LIFE, An Autobio-
graphical Narrative. BY Harry
Kemp. New York: Boni & Live
right.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, HIS LIFE AND
PERSONALITY. BY Morris Schaff,
author of The Spirit of Old West
Point" etc. Boston: John W. Luce
& Co.
NABALA. BY Jacquelin Amber Cas-
kie. Lynchburg: ]. p. Bell Com
pany.
THE sUBCONSCIOUs COURTsHIP; A
Novel. By Berta Ruck. Fronts
piece by Edward c. Caswell. New
York: Dodd. Mead & Co.
THE HOUSE OF FIVE SWORDS, a
Romance. BY Tristram Tuppcr
New York: George II. Doran Com
pany.
THE STRANGE ATTRACTION. BY
Jane Mandler. author Of THE Pas
sionate Puritan" etc. New York:
Dodd, Mead G. Co.
ROPE. By Holworthy Hall. author of
The Man Nobody Knew" etc. New
York: Dodd. Mead G. Co.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Washington Council will close the
month of October Tuesday night with
an old-time Halloween dance and
party. to which the ladies' have been
invited. Admission will be by car"
only and tho affair. will be held in
the auditorium Of tho new knights
of Columbus Homo on, 10th Etreet.
Refreshments will be served. Lee
turer F. Clyde Powderly Is receiving
congratulations on the entertain
ments he is furnishing at the monthly
meetings. At the first meeting IN
November the council officers will ex-
emplify the first degree, assisted by
the choral singers.
For Keane Council. No. 353, Lee
turer Jam sss p. McKeon. Announces "a
big time at the councils Halloween
party in the knights of Columbus
clubhouse tomorrow evening. ,Octo-
Der 80. %
Following the meeting of Potomac
Council Monday evening there was
an entertainment prepared under the
auspices Of the lecturers committee.
"A Windy Gale" for many years a
q writer In the Live Wire. council
publication, owing to some unfore
seen delay, was not able to attend
the meeting. The lecturer announced
that this part OF the entertainment
will be held at the second meeting In
November. which will also be Thanks
giving party night The council
gave it's third dance OF the season
at the knights Of Columbus Hall last
evening
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DorothyG;

my work." says Dorothy Gish. "is
IA my life and II absorbs most of
my waking hours. Not that want
people to get tho impression that
I never have any fun. because I love
to dance. read good booka see fine
plays enjoy excellent music, Just as
any young girl does but making
motion pictures 10 q serious business
From the choosing Of your play down
to the time the last title 10 written
you've got to concentrate on It every
minute. know this, for I have seen
the art grow.
"In Fury take the part Of = lit
tie slavey in q sailors boarding house
in the Limshouse district of London.
1 have made study of the girls in
this district and tried to interpret
them in my character OF Minnie.
This meant . study of their characer-
istics, their clothes, their pleasures,
their troubles. their emotions--so you
can see what busy time it meant
for me- And as soon 40 ono picture
10 finished We must start on another"
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

Greater Washington Lodge Tues
day made arrangements for a mas
Querade dance Halloween. The Moose
Defenders announced an evening of
fun and eats" for Thursday. Novem-
Der 9. On these two occasions Claren-
have large delegations in attendance
James Earl Newcomb and Stanley
Howard Williamson Of Louisville
Lodge. No. s. will deliver addresses
on Moosedom as 1t fourishes in Louis
Vile. H. NJ. Litenberger of Syracuse
Lodge. No. e25. brought greetings
from Syracuse Lodge. and also mes
sages from Buffalo Lodge. No. 8: Nj
agara Lodge. No. II. and several Ca
tied by Mr.. Litenberger on a recent
trip. The Canadian Moose. It Is said,
advertise their meetings in the Amer
lean papers along the international
boundary line and invite the members
of the adjacent American lodges to
attend. Artland Robey and Mrs.
Robey of Cumberland. Nd. Lodge
No. 272. gave musical program. and
the members Joined them in rousing
sing Thursday evening the Greater
Washington Lodge degree team, COM
posed of Dictator Wentz. Past Dicta-
tors Greene, Stahl. Pellet and Hanson
and Orator Mitchell. accompanied by
other members. visited LangdOn Lodge
and aided in the initiatory work. The
Greater Washington team has been
invited to attend the Richmond Lodge
and put on the ritualistic work at the
November meeting.
Today a contingent from Greater
Washington Lodge will make fra
ternal pilgrimage to Baltimore Lodge
at the session Of the Mooseheart Le-
gion.
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JR. O. q. A, N.

Bennings Council. No. 81. last Mon
day evening was addressed by State
Councillor Deputy A. L. Dahler on
"The Progress Of Juniorisrn." Other
speakers were Frank D. Corrigan,
Lewis Milburn. C. w. Douglass and
r. E. Anderson. The feature tomor-
row evening will be an Initiation un-
der the direction of George v. Nellie.
Anaoostia- Council. No. le,. has ac-
cepted an invitation to attend a
meeting November IA at Reds Cor
ner, Nd. Chairman P. H. Martin last
Monday reported Arrangements for
the memorial services to be held at
Anacostia M: =: Church October 2s
and requested all nembers fo meet at
the hall 1T 7.So pm. and 60 in a body
to the church. An invitation has been
extended to all loyal councils of this
jurisdiction ana to the Daughters OF
Thomas. W: J. Mitchell, Dr.. 4. D.
Butz and others
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Notab7es Imbersonated.

IMPERSONATING ''Notables Of the
Headlines" was a popular pastime
for a certain group Of players at the
Lasky studio recently.
Scenes on the bathing beach at
Deauville, France, were required. in
"The Impossible Mrs. Bellew." q new
Gloria Swanson picture, but even
after the typical bathing tents and
other impedimenta had been installed
Director Sam Wood did not express
himself as satisfied.
"Deauville wouldn't be Deauville
without the famous people who go
there" he said.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.

The Pythian fair will open tomor-
row evening In Pythian Temple. 1912
9Th street northwest. and close Satur-
day evening. Many lodges will have
booths in the main hall. while the
Pythian Sister temples will have
charge Of the refreshments. Besides
the many attractions in the main hall
there will be dancing after 10
o'clock.
The knight rank ceremonial will be
presented in Webster Lodge Tuesday
The Grand Lodge visitation was
made to Syracusians Lodge Friday
evening. Heisley's orchestra played.
and the program included accordion
selections by Mr.. Eberle. dramatic
addresses by Rev. w. H. Hilbish and
Judge s H. Kash. Grand Chancellor
Nussbaum was given q token of es-
TEEN.
Calanthe Lodge members last Mon
day evening greeted the grand chan
a large turnout Of members from
other lodges at Its annual visitation.
The program included addresses by
Rev. w. Fl. Hilbish. Grand Chancellor
Nussbaum and Judge g. H. kash. A
large stock Of contributions from the
display for the country store for the
fair. Refreahments were served.
Grand Chancellor Nussbaum and Mrs.
Nussbaum were presented with re-
membranes.
The Grand Lodge visited Franklin
Lodge Tuesday evening. Addresses
We're made by Past Supreme Chancel-
lor Brig. S. Young and Judge s. H.
Kash. Supreme Representative Perry
L. Patrick on behalf of the lodge pre-
sented tokens of esteem to Grand
Chancellor Nussbaum and his wife
Cigars were served during the social
hour.
Grand Chancellor Nussbaum called
special meeting Of the chancellor
commanders Wednesday evening for
the purpose OF delivering a message
of instruction. which they will carry
to their respective lodges for adop-
tion.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
W00DMEN OF THE WORLD.

Alpha Camp will entertain her
veterans Friday night. Consul Com
mander Lltchf1eld. Past Consuls Nor
sell and Freeland and others of the
senior set will make addresses.
w. A. Fraser Camp received visi-
tation from Hickory Camp last Mon
day evening. There were representa-
tives from all the other local camps.
Consul Commander George NJ. Green
indorsed the Boosters Club program
for the building campaign and the
camp pledged support.
The 1st Battalion Of the 103d Regi-
ment, Uniform Rank, held a practice
drill and formation after the busi-
ness session of Fraser Camp Mon
day. Col. Freeland inspected the
work. which was under command Of
Maj. ]. C. Mcconnell. Capt. William
Helgesen was in charge of Com
rected Company D.
Oak Camp voted upon six new ap-
plications presented by Deputy w. q.
Scott Thursday night. This is the
first installment on the officers drive
for new members. Capt. Carl Cole
reported that the sick relief fund
had been substantially augmented by
Mount Vernon Camp will entertain
Thursday; Refreshments will be
served. Sovereign Clarence Ludlam
will address the camp. Banker Will
liam 5choneberger will make a re-
port on the proposed social events.
Elm Camp discussed the situation of
its Uniform Rank company Friday
evening. A new company will be
organised.
Consul Commander r. W. Shumate
OF Hickory will outline to the camp
Friday the two-team methods by
which he wishes Hickory to raise its
quota OF new members in the big
drive.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

The first of the series of the 1929
State Council vlsitations was made
to Star Spangled Banner Council at
Seat Pleasant The hall was deco
rated with autumn leaves and bunt-
ing. Reports showed the council to
be in prosperous condition. Gifts
were presented to the state coun-
cilor. Mrs. Margaret Hartman, A. S.
v. c. Mrs. Alice Brown and D. s. c.
Mrs. Mabel Hall. A contribution was
made to the orphans fund. Re
freshments were served.
The next visitation will be to In
dependent Council, November 6, at
623 Louisiana avenue.
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF LIB
ERTY.

Justice Council, No. 2. which met
Wednesday evening in Eagles Hall.
902 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
announced a box party and social"
for next Wednesday evening in the
council chamber. The reception and
entertainment committee reported ar
rangements completed to receive the
Richmond delegation. and to enter
tain them during their sojourn in the
city. Headquarters will be at Eli
East Capitol street. where local mem :
bers and visiting guests will meet
this morning at 10 o'clock. The party
will then be taken on q sightseeing
tour Of the city and to nearby points
Of interest in Virginia and Maryland
Evening star., 1922-10-29
ODD FELLOWS.

LODGES.
Monday-Union, No. II. degree; Bea-
con. No. 15, degree.
Tuesday-Washingto No. 8. degree;
Golden Rule. NO. 21. social.
Wednesday-Harmony, No. O.. degree:
Eriendship. Nc; ~. VISITATION;
Salem, No. %, Initiation: LAnsdon,
No. 20, degree; Brightwood. No.
80. degree.
Triday-Central, No. /. degree; Me-
tropolis. No. 10. degree; Federal
City, No. 20. nfst degree.
PATRIARCHs MILITANT. -
Saturday - Canton Washington. No.
/, drill.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Thursday-Dorcas. No. 4. degree.
Friday-Nlriam,. No. 9, rehearsal.
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Today-Grand Lodge. joint celebration
with the Masonic clubs or the
District, Temple Heights, at
pm.
Tuesday-Takoma, No. 90, Halloween
social.
wedne nesday-King Solomon, No. 31-M.
NJ. special. . am. Grand Wis
itation, = pm; +. C.. pm.
Thursday-Naval, No. 4. Grand WIS.,
itation. 3 pm.
Hiram, No. ION. NJ.
Masonic Board OF Relief.
Friday-Columbia, No. 8, Grand vista
tion. y pm.
Lebanon. No. Z. Grand Visitation,
$50 pm.
saturday-School Of instruction.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Thursday-Zabud Council. No. 4. degree.
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THE STRANGE ATTRACTION. BY
Jane Mander. author Of THE Pas
sionate Puritan" etc. New York
Dodd, Mead & Co.


The title Of a novel is the only le-
gitimate piece of advertising in which
authors may indulge. And they. as a
rule. are singularly dull toward this
important item in their work. Clearly,
course of training in this direction
would do the majority of them no end
Of good. Right here is case in point.
Under a vague and unimpressive title
Is an admirable piece of fiction-time-
ly. consistent, interesting. Its back
ground alone Is enough to commend
the story to readers in search OF fresh
fields. Jane Mander is lifelong New
Zealander, and the setting of this
feeling portrayal Of the face OF that
far island, of the ways of its big
rivers. the everyday habit of its plant
life, the behavior of it's storms. the
look and manner of its people, the
business. the government-all simply
duce a rich and impressive whole. The
modern instance itself IL based on the
accepted theory of the equality that
should exist that does exist-be-
tween men and women. For the pur-
pose of this story the author makes
this theory, beyond the accepted po-
litical and social equality, to cover
personal and emotional equality as
well. The story is an episode, a three.
year experiment, wherein a man and
woman try out The actual substance
Of personal freedom operating in
conventional world. These people are
interesting-a man and woman worth
meeting. Each moves forward in ac-
cord with his convictions. The wom-
an, a mere girl, is the essential male
here, though she remains entirely
feminine The experiment imposes Its
own conclusion. Within It, and not
from the outside world, are the ele-
ments Of its dissolution. This Is capa-
BILE and artistic work on an outstand-
ing phase Of modern life. A develop.
ment whose personal significance is
greatly expanded and enriched by the
special locality in which 1t 10 pro-
jected.
MEMOIRS OF THE MEMORABLE. Bv
Sir James Denham. illustrated.
New York: George H. Doran Com
pany.
In the engaging company of this
waywise man of the world one here
takes to the pleasant road Of reminis-
cence, along which many a parsonage
has already passed in friendly inter-
course with the writer. Here are
talks with Disraeli and Gladstone,
with Browning ana swtnburne, with
Impressions that great and swift
events were causing to grow dim. A
debt to the author for this refresh
ment. Beside these personal meetings
there are here clean-cut and consId.
cred Impressions of Kitchener, Sir
Henry Irving. Lord Curzon, King
Charles Of Rumania, Of Eugenie and
others. Memories make the best Of
reading WhAa they are soufced, as are
Evening star., 1922-10-29

Department Commander Alfred IL
Noakes has issued special announce
ments for the meeting Of Canton
Washington. No. I. Saturday evening:
Important business to be disposed or
will include an invitation to partici-
pate in the second annual meeting
Of the Northern Odd Fellows Asso-
citation at Alexandria on the 14th and
the annual inspection and degree.
which will take place carly in De
cember; also the nomination OF ofh-
GERS.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

Washington Centennial Chapter an
nounces work for Friday evening.
The chapter held a dance at the Ra-
leigh Hotel Saturday. October p.
Many beautiful costumes were in evil
dence
Evening star., 1922-10-29

ATOLLs OF THE SUN. By Frederick
O'Brien, author of Mystic Isles Of
the South Seas" etc. illustrated.
New York: The Century Company.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

Recent accessions at the library
and lists Of recommended reading will
Evening star., 1922-10-29

Joppa Lodge, No. 80. after special
communication this evening at
O'Clock will attend Petworth NJ. Z.
Church in body for special services
and the lodge chaplain. Rev. G.. Ellis
Williams, pastor OF the church. will
preach a sermon. All Masons are in.
yited to attend.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

The COMMITTEES on education of the
Grand Lodge of the District. i'll CO.
operation with the advisory board of
the Masonic Clubs of the District,
will celebrate the lT0th anniversary
of George Washington's Masonic
birthday. next Saturday evening,
starting at SIS o'clock, in the Cen
,ral High School Auditorium. Admis-
sion will be by card only. procur-
able from the lodge secretaries.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

Chairman George b. Johnston hae
called a final meeting of the Detroit
committee for tomorrow evening,
when all matters relating to the ex-
cursion will be disposed of, including
the silver service and basket. The
800 check awarded as a prize for the
Rebekah float In the parade at De-
troit has been received from Mai.
Richard Lindsay. The meeting will
be held in the auditorium annex at
o'clock.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

William F. Hunt Chapter, No. 16.
will devote November 9 to an enter
tainment in honor OF the grand
matron and grand patron. They will
be attended by the matrons and
patrons Of 1910 and 1892. The pro-
gram will be in charge Of Mrs. Han
son and Mr.. Proctor.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

Martha Chapter at its last meeting
advanced the officers during the
work. with Associate Matron Hine in
the east. A solo was sung by Miss
Sherger Of Takoma Chapter. The
grand officers will make their grand
visitation to the chapter Friday even
ing. Tuesday evening the regular
Halloween party will be given by the
members to the friends at the home.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

Columbia Royal Arch Chapter has
accepted an invitation to be the guest
of the Vaughn class Sunday morning.
November 5. at 3 o'clock. at Calvary
BaptiSt Church.
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ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR


refreshments. Members have been re-
quested to meet at GAS o'clock sharp
at the Masonic Temple, 18th street
and New York avenue northwest.
Joppa Lodge Chapter, No. 81, o. E.
S., will have Its annual grand vista
tion tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at
Mount Pleasant Hall. 14th and Kenyon
streets northwest, instead of as orfgi-
nally scheduled. The regulsr meet
ing of the chapter will be held We'd
nesday in Joppa Temple.
At the grand visitation Of Electa
Chapter, No. 2, Tuesday evening the
guests were Grand Patron Beall of
Virginia, Past Grand Matron Turling-
ton and Past Grand Patron Grant of
Maryland and large delegation
from Highland Chapter, Baltimore,
Md, with Past Grand Matrons AL
cena Lamond. Fannie Taylor, Julia
Streater. Fannie Hutchinson. Mary
OBrien, Minerva Crawford and Cora
Charles F. Roberts. The room was
decorated with palms, autumn leaves
and flowers. Electa's choir-Mrs.
Ida Crown, Miss Edna Emo. Miss
Sadie Pumphrey. Charles L. Roberts.
William Scantlebury and Raymond
Fillius-sang several selections. Solos
were sung by Miss Ruth Ayler and
Arthur Simpson. A silver flower
holder filled with pink roses was pre-
sented to the grand matron and
silver coffee psrcolator to the grand pa
tron. Simon Bube and Mrs. Ethel Copes
Frazer making the presentations.
The matron has ordered a special
meeting for tomorrow evening for
initiation. Mrs. Ethel Scantlebury Is
arranging q program for the evening.
At its last meeting Areme Chapter.
No 10, was visited by Grand Matron
Campbell and Grand Patron Dunkum
on annual visitation. Gifts OF silver
were presented to the grand matron
by George Lohrer and to the grand
Evening star., 1922-10-29

The Ladies' Auxiliary to Canton
Washington. No. 1, will meet in the
temple Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
Several members Of the Patriarchs
Militant were guests at the last meet
ing. when a program of entertain
ment was presented and refreshments
served
Evening star., 1922-10-29

Eastern Lodge had as special guests
Wednesday evening more than forty
members from various, sections Of the
United States who are connected
with the Bliss Electrical School. The
delegation was headed by Past Grand
James w. Dyre.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

HE services at Temple
Heights this afternoon at
o'clock, under the auspices
OF the Grand Lodge of the
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Evening star., 1922-11-11

The farthest southern point At
which the aurora borealis is ever WIS.,
ible is southern Spain, where there is
a display about once in ten years.