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Evening star., 1924-11-23

games served supper with homs.pre-
pared dishes. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Taylor. Mrs.
Agnes Grimmell, Mrs. Laura Taylor.
Mrs. Ada Sylvester, Mrs. Edna Smith,
Miss Alice Courtney. Mrs. Emma
Streeter, Mrs. Della Stephens, Mrs.
Minnie Thompson and Messrs. c. O..
Bohrer. John Tucker and c.. H. Miller.
Independent Council, No. 2. enter
tanned its dramatic team with .
banquet Monday evening, preceded
by program of music and dancing.
State Trustee Laura Taylor was pre-
sented with a purse on behalf Of the
lodge by State Secretary Charles H.
Miller. Past Councillors Margaret
Kirby and Minnie Thompson were
recipients of emblematic pins, Past
State Councillor c. 0. Bohrer making
the presentations. Past State Coun-
cilor Alice Courtney presented a set
Of silk scarfs to Sentinel John
Tucker, and to Financial Secretary
c. o. Hohrer a pair or gloves. Chair
man Hattie Miller announced a gift
for Secretary Elizabeth I>ariviere.
who was not present on account OF
Illness.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
B. P. o. ELKS.

A meeting of the "On to Portland
Club" was held in the treasurer's
once last Monday evening. Reports
OF committees were made and general
discussion regarding the Portland
trip.
A meeting Of the memorial COM
mittee, presided over by Chairman
Jack O'Connell. took place last Mon
day evening. All the arrangements
for memorial cay, December Z, IN the
Central High School Auditorium, at s
PM, were made.
The membership committee holds
its regular weekly meetings Tuesday
Of each week at 8 pm.
The drill corps presented an ath-
letic night at the Elks' clubhouse. 1t
was well attended and a very enjoy
able affair. Maj. Eugene Edwards,
drill master, is working hard to per-
feet the work of the team in order to
bring home a prize from Portland.
OreG., next July.
This evening at o'clock the en-
tertainment committee has provided
the following entertainment: Moving
pictures. parodies and stories by F. A.
Flynn, songs by Miss Edith Jones.
Baby Helen and her several child per-
formers, community singing.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
F. O. EAGLES.

ENCOURAGED by it's success in the
recent campaign which netted % re-
cruits to Warrington Aerie, No, 1875,
the membership committee inaugu-
rated q new campaign Monduy night.
under the chairmanship Of Worthy
President Callan. The new drive will
bear the name Of Robert e. Mat.
-tingly" class, in honor Of Judge Mat.
tingly. The committee aims to have q
class Of at least 100 to face the ini,
tiation squad December %.
Meetings will be held each Monday
until that date, each meeting to be
followed by a smoker and entertain
ment with a buffet luncheon.
The Initiation conducted Sunday by
Grand Worthy President Otto J. De
Luse proved the most successful in
the history Of the aerie. Prior to the
service the grand worthy president,
accompanied by Mrs. De Luse, Mrs.
Rinehart. Worthy President p. J..
Callan, Judge Robert e. Mattingly,
Henry c. Melser, NJ. d. Crowley, NJ. J..
Rinehart, DR.. I. Wright, G. T. Evans,
o. A. Williams. r. q. Spencer. w. A.
Finkel. r. Kneessi, visited Arlington
Memorial Cemetery and placed a
wreath on the grave Of the Unknown
Soldier in honor Of the 1871 members
Of the Fraternai Order Of Eagles who
lost their lives In the World War.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
ANCIENT ORDER OF HI.
RERNIANS

A joint meeting of the District
boards and the ladies' auxiliary was
held last week, when many important
matters were taken up and dis
posed Of.
It was decided to inaugurate a GUS
tom whereby on every Memorial day
the organization would place a
wreath on the monument to the nuns
OF the battlefield. which Is located III
the triangle at the intersection of
Rhode Island avenue and NJ street.
Navy day will also be observed by
the order by placing wreath on the
statue Of Commodore John Barry,
father Of the American Navy.
The Hibernians are formulating
plans for the purchase OF q home in
Washington. which will be thorough
ly equipped as q modern clubhouse,
and where meetings will be held and
out-of-town guests entertained.
For the benefit Of this home, Divi-
sion No. 8 will give a dance December
In the Catholic Community House.
6o1 e street.
Division No. z of the Ladies' Auxil-
larry, Of which Miss Julia Linskey.
district president, Is q member, will
give a card party at Kidder Hall De-
cember 10.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
AMERICA.

At the meeting of Court District
OF Columbia, No. 212, last Tuesday
at the Raleigh Hotel, Miss Gertrude
Cotter reported plans have been for
mulated for the annual bazaar to be
held December and at the Raleigh.
There will be dancing both evenings.
Useful articles will be displayed, In
cluding a hope chest similar to the
ono OF last year, to be disposed Of on
the last evening Of the bazaar. Those
In charge of various committees are
as follows: Gertrude Cotter, Mrs.
Rose McAullffe, Mrs. Jennie Belt,
Fanny Wathen. Mrs. Anna SWEET,
Helen Mcmahon, Lula Fitzpatrick.
Katherine Rupert, Mrs. Sadie Trapp.
Mrs. John Stanton, CeceIia Gallagher,
Catherine Furey, Ellen Fitzgerald,
Dorothy Nesiine. Clarissa Ritter. Net
tie Fitzgerald and Catherine Jeffries.
Court District OF Columbia will su-
pervise over two tables at the Ursu-
line Sisters luncheon for the beneht
Of the Holy Family Day Nursery.
Mrs. Samuel Tucker will be In charge.
Mrs. Rose McAuliffe, vice regent, Is
chairman OF the committee that will
tho annual ball for st. Joseph's Or
phanase next Wednesday evening
The Catholic Daughters will attend
the opening performance OF the pro-
duction given by the st. Paul Play
ers tomorrow evening In st. Paufs
School Hall, one OF the members hav-
Ing tho leading role.
The Dramatic Society entertained
the Sisters and children at St. VIM
cents Asylum with a minstrel and
vaudeville show November .. The
nj MI ahnw nivAn for fhA M
tients at Walter Reed Hospital No
vember II. Those participating in
cluded Fanny Wathen, Mary Jane
Stoneman. Mary ODonoghue, Fanny
Sweeney. Clarissa Mullikin. Margaret
Cush. Bessie Cush, Jennie OLone.
Deane Brennan, Leona Anthony, Lula
Fitzpatrick, Frances Shea. Lucille
Duffy. Helen ODonoghue. Margaret
Tucker. Grace sprucebank. Margaret
Rita Fogarty. Lillian Dixon, Helen
Mcmahon. Elizabeth Mooney, Mary
Harrison, Agnes Sullivan. Grace
Wells. Catherine Collins, Mollie Fits-
gerald, Mary Riley. Ellen Fitzgerald,
Catherine Flavin, Catherine Jeffries,
Dorothy Nesline, Ida Miller. Emma
Curran. Anna Rosinski, Agnes Auth,
Lucy Stoneman, Elsie Bennett, Kath-
crime Rupert, Hiltrude Phillips, Ida
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minstrel show will also be given at
Providence Hospital and in Alexan-
dria some time In the near future.
A group OF officers and the national
advocate were guests OF the Catholic
Daughters Of America at Wilmington,
Del, 1T their annual banquet Eovem-
Der ~. DR.. Mary c. Boland, grand
regent, Is captain OF a team for the
drive under the direction OF the
Catholic charities. She will be as
sisted by the entire membership. A
large number took advantage OF the
invitation Of Court Kavanagh. Alex
andria, to attend it's supper and Fall
festival November IL.
The following are In charge of any
bookings for the tour to the Pacific
coast next July under auspices Of
the Catholic Daughters OF America:
Mrs. Rose McAuliffe, Katherine Dele
vigne. Elizabeth Calnan, Fanny
Sweeney. Mary Walsh and Margaret
Kane. The national convention will
be held In San Francisco at that time.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
FRATERNITIES
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

A very large delegation of members
OF the order from this city will pay
a fraternal visit to Mountain City
Lodge, No. 30, OF Frederick. Md, to-
morrow evening. The trip will be
made by automobiles, leaving Wis
west at pm, and leaving Rockville
courthouse at PM, arriving In
Frederick at 3 pm. Grand Master at
Arms Lee &. Emory has been desig-
mated as marshal. Arrangements
have been made for a band to ac-
company the caravan, and Grand
Chancellor Martak Of Maryland has
arranged for his official visitation to
Mountain City Lodge. He has also
pensation to confer the rank Of
knights upon whatever candidates
they may be requested to do SO from
this city. 1t Is reported that the full
corps Of Grand Lodge officers will
attend the ceremonies.
Church services for the order will
be held at Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. Of which Rev Earle D. Will
dey Is pastor. December Z. instead Of
bership Will assemble at Vermont
avenue and N street northwest at
7:45. Rev. Mr.. Wiley is a member
Of the order.
The visitation OF the grand chan.
cellor and his associate Grand Lodge
officers to Rathbone Temple. No. g..
Pythian Sisters, will be held Decem-
Der IL. instead of December 5, as
originally scheduled.
The last Official visitation OF the
year to the subordinate lodges oc-
CURED last Tuesday evening. when
Grand Chancellor Gorham and his
stan visited Capital Lodge. No. "a.
Past Chancellor George w. Sellers
was the principal speaker. The lodge
presented the grand chancellor, who
Is member Of this lodge, with a
present.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
MASONIC

LODGES.
h0ns:sDay'oS; s,sn.5ssy. 70: Ns; s.. T. :. E {. C.
Joppa, No. 35, social.
Potomac No 5, Fellowship night.
Pentalphs. No. 2s. N. NJ. special.
ruesSaEmEedesai' uSE,;o., No. / f. A: :n.,i.,
Acacia, No. 1s, r. C.
Wednesday niaht-Harmony. No. IL,
grand visitation and ladies'
warren G. Harding, No. 80. NJ. NJ.
Chevy Chase. No. ~. f. A.
ThursdayLThe New Jerusalem No. o.
Anacostia. No. 81. special. 2:30
pm. to take possession OF the site
for new temple 8 pm.
Friday--St. Johns, No. II, F. c.
Hope, No. 20, social.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Mount Vernon, No. 8, Marx.
Hiram, No. 10, Royal Arch.
Tuesday--Mount Horeb, No. 7, P. II.
and N. z. II.
Potomac, No. &, Mark.
Wednesday-columbia, No. 1, Royal
Thursday washinston, No. 2. called
William R. Singleton. No. Il,
called OFF.
Friday-Capitol. No. IL. Mark.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR coMMANDERIEs.
Tlesday--De Molay, No. 4. Red Cross.
Wednesday-Washingto No. /, Red
Cross and Malta.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOT
TISH RITE.
Observation-Disclosures De Bruce Council.
knights kadosh, 2lst and 2od
degrees.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Rebekah Lodges.

Rebekah lodges meetng thi, week
are: Tomorrow. Esther, No. s; Tues.
day, Schuyler CoIfax, No. 10; Wednes-
day. Mount Pleasant. No. .. and
Brightwood. No. IL; Thursday,
Martha Washington, No. 3.
President Mary p. Pollock will visit
officially Tuesday evening Schuyler
Colfax Rebekah Lodge. No. 10.
The past noble grands' night At
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge. No. I. was
we'll attended. Degree Director
Ralph A. Boss Is organizing an al
ternate degree team In order that
more OF the younger members may
become proficient in this part OF the
work.
Noble Grand Ruth Hellmuth Of
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
3. announces roll call for this
lodge Wednesday evening.
The school of instruction held at
the last meeting Of Brightwood Re-
bekah Lodge, No. IL, was largely at
tended.
President Mary P. Pollock urges
members to attend the special serv-
ices at Fifth Baptist Church, Six
and-a-half and E streets southwest,
this evening, when the pastor, Rev
DR.. John F. Briggs, will preach to
the Independent Order OF Odd Fellows
OF the District of Columbia
Evening star., 1924-11-23
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

A meeting Of Hope Council. No. /,
was held Tuesday at Naval Lodge
Hall. At the previous meeting the
State councillor was entertained, and
and Friendship councils were present.
Following next Tuesdays meeting. a
500 card party will be held. The
council will attend services at the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church.
Fourth and B streets southeast, next
Sunday night and members are re-
quested to assemble at the hall at
1880 o'clock, so as to attend In q body
Evening star., 1924-11-23
JR. o. U. A. M.

Anacostia Council. No. Is. met No
vember 18 The degree team initiated
nine candidates. Clark Teets was
master of ceremonies. John u. Simp-
son, judge of the tribunal; Capt. L. r.
Thomas In charge OF the degree team
The representatives to the State
Council reported that they had at
tended the State Council session and
that the following officers were elect
ed: Past state councillor, L. L. WEIR:
state councillor. Salvador Oliveri; state
vice councillor. Harry A. Beck; state
secretary. John Prender: state treas
urer. w. Calvin Whip; state con-
ductor, John D. Simpson; state war
den. Oscar T. Harlow; state outside
sentinel. e. G. Beck; chaplain. Thomas
F.. Jones. National repreS Sntatives: !:
J. A. Smithson, Frank D. Seiffert and
l. L. Wehr.
The committee on presenting the
flag to Oxon Hill Public School re-
ported that all arrangements had
been made for today at 2 pm. The
speakers will be Representative John
c. Box OF Texas, Supt. gof Schools
Richard Orem and State Councillor l..
L. Wehr. The Junior Band will fur
nish music.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
NATIONAL UNION.

There was a large attendance at
Potomac Council at Pythian Temple
Monday evening. II being the annual
turkey distribution n one feature OF
the meeting. President John e.
Rhodes presided. Speaker Samuel H.
Jacobson had charge of the enter
tanning part Of the program. j.
Harry Jones Of Victory Council gave
q lecture from illustrated charts
showing the various forms Of pro-
lection offered by the National Union.
J. z. Borland was elected general
deputy. The entertainment closed
with a salute, in verse, of the Ameri-
can nag. conducted by Samuel B.
Reeder.
The junior degree team went
through its fourth rehearsal Tuesday
evening at Pythian Temple. This
team will exempltfy the ritual on the
occasion Of the ceremonial to be held
in January, when President II. C..
Anderson of San Francisco, Calf,
with other high oficfAls Of the So
ciety. will be present to initiate a
class Of about so young men.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
ROYAL ARCANUM.

District Council. No. l6. Loyal
Ladies, will initiate q class tomor-
row. Grand Regent A. L. Ebersole
and a number of past grand regents
will assist In the ceremony. A spe-
cial program has been prepared. The
degree work will be in charge OF the
regent, Mrs. Goodwin.
The regular meetings of Capitol
and Farragut councils, coming on
Thanksgiving day. have been called
nF
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Ladies Of the Golden Eagle.

Washington Temple, No. 1. met
Tuesday night. A rummage sale
was announced for December 4-5-6
at 201S Seventh street northwest. The
temple meets the second and fourth
Tuesday at 1919 Pennsylvania ave.
nue. northwest.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
ODD FELLOWS.

The largest official event Of the year
of Odd Fellowship Is announced for
Wednesday evening. when Grand
Master Wilfred E. Lawson will make
his official visitation to his own lodge.
the last visitation OF the year. A
special committee has been preparing
for this event for some time. The
ceremonies Will begin At S:16 pm.
After the official work q special pro-
gram. with some rare surprises" will
be followed by a banquet. Eastern
Lodge boasts four past grand mas
ters, all living. and the present grand
master. Past Grand Master James T.
Petty is its oldest past grand master
living.
Divine services will be held for the
order this evening at the Fifth Bap-
tIst Church, ix-and-a-Half and e
streets southwest. The grand master
urges the attendance OF all members
of both the subordinate and Rsbekah
lodges. Grand Herald Elmer Cum.
mings, chairman OF the divine serv-
Ices. announces special features will
be presented, with a sermon by the
pastor, Rev. John L. Briggs. Of the
church. The membership Is request.
ed to assemble at the church, In the
Sunday school room at 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1924-11-23

The choir Of Esther Chapter. OF
which Mrs. ]. Harry Cunningham is
director and pianist, was entertained
Tuesday evening at the home Of Miss
Mabel K. Botsch. Thursday evening a
large class was initiated into the
chapter. December Is election and
December 18 installation.
Evening star., 1924-11-23

A n out ut-of-the-ordinrrv N-""H-,'~
n event of the week will occur
"a Thursday afternoon when
4 ~ -AiIaI, ~ LU.t
Evening star., 1924-11-23

Warren G. Harding Chapter Is to
hold a card party Saturday night at
the Wistaria. Fifteenth and F streets
A special meeting Is to be held No
vcmber 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-25
|. Y. COUNTY TO
EXHIBIT DATES
AT COUNTY FAIR

A huge date exhibit is to rep
resent Imperial Valley at the Ven
tura county fair. which is to be
held from October l5 and will alse
be presented at the Riverside coun
tv fair, to be held from October
GIL B. A. Harrigan, local hort
eulturist, accompanied by Farm
Advisor f.. l.. Garthwaitc will at.
tend the fairs.
The date exhibit for the valley
viii have showers of dates arranged
on :; large triangular structure GOV
cred with dark velvet, and enclos'
ing an artificially lighted glass
bearing the letters of Imperial Val
ley.
Harrigan will also attend the hor-
ticultural commissioner conference,
as one of the representatives of the
ten southern counties of Southern
California, 10 be held ct Riverside
on October s. George II. Hecke,
director of the state department of
agriculture. will have charge of the
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-25
| 4Chamber Pledges
Help in Battle
Over Top Icing.
Continued from page u

was stro1gtT Urged That such I man
be employed and that his salary
be dndetwritten by the chamber,
and in the event of any deficiency
sn the stipend the chamber would
make up the. shortage out Of fs
own funds. " - IS
Final action was taken and the
ssetretsr,' Instructed to comply with
thesrequest-ro of the county publicity
committee TO take charge of the
Imperial Valley exhibit at the Ven
tura County fair at Ventura, the
Southern California fair at River
Side, and Los Angeles County fair
at Pomona. Plans are practically
completed for the exhibit of dates
at all of these fairs.
4 Endorse Farm Picnic
I As the annual picnic of the Coun
tv Farm Bureau is being held at
E Centre on Saturday, October Is,
the movement was enthusiastically
endorsed by che directors and 4 re-
tommehdation made that the city
and county trade relations commit.
tee,=ef- which l.. c. Lee is chair
man, take every possible steD to-
wards making this picnic a bumper
success. 2~s HSs
1t was decided that the weekly
1uncheons of the Chamber of Com
merce be resumed on Wednesday.
October l, when large attendance
is looked for, as this synchronises
with the opening of the Barbara
Worth Hotel dining room.
1t was mentioned that a hundred
per cent attendance of the hoard
Of directors would be secured at
the meeting of the Associated Cham
bers of Commerce at Imperial Fri
day night.
Present at the meeting were II.
P. Meyer, A. P. Nuffer, G.. +. Paris.
C. +. Scott, +. W. Slocum, 9. Z.
Sones, P..Thaeker, w. Tondro. Those
who satisfactorily accounted for
non-attendance were +. Il. Fuller, j.
D. Foss, w. L. Garrett, T. NJ. Gill,
and r. P. Moore.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-25
KILLS WOMAN
BECAUSE SHE
SPURNS Low E

N COVINA, Sept. 25.-neputy sher-
IFS were searching the valley to-
day for an asserted ::dmirer Of Mrs.
Jennie Trewett who, authorities be
lieVe killed her hate yesterday be-
cause she would not leave her hus-
band Oscar Trewett, and flee with
HIM. ~
Mrs. Trewott was shot rs she. was
about to take a train at Nincente
for GOWNS. The man called her to
his automobile, and the, two were
seen in earnest conversation FOR Il
few minutes. Then without warn
ing, he pulled revolver, and shot
Mrs. Trewett through the heart.
She died soon afterward.
The slayer fled in his car, and
officers in other cities have taken
up the search.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-25
PERSONALS

T.. Il. Whisney, district pant cniei
of the Pacific Telephone Company
1T Riverside. accompanied by +. r.
Hermann, superintendent of main
tenence, n. X. Gray. superintendent
of construction, and j.. l.. RYDER,
district engineer, wee recent visit
ors in FL Centre.
r. Y. Watson, manager OF the
Southern Trust and Commerce Bank,
was an interested visitor at the
weekly meeting OF the board of di-
reetors of the chamber of commerce
Wednesday night.
j. +. Sersain has returned from
delightful trip to. San Francisco,
( Portland and intermediate points.
Mrs. j. H. Harris of Imperial was
an FL Centre visitor Yesterday.
Mrs. X. Cubbins and little daug-
hter Anna, of Brawley, were visitors
here yesterday.
Delbert Finley of Solomon and
Company, has returned LfroM -a-three
weeks vacation spent at La Jolla.
b. r. Graham of Imperial was
here on bubsiness yesterday.
Tod Allison of Imperial was in
town Yesterday on business.
Paul T. Ratcliffe, of San Diego, is
now head bookkeeper at the South
ern Trust and Commercial Bank.
The position. was formerly held by
w. c. Osborne, who has resumed his
studies at the University Of South
ern California this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene n. Deyo
and baby daughter have just re-
turned from an enjoyable vacation
spent in the mountains and San
Diego. Mr.. and Mrs. Deyo were
gone about six weeks, and are now
at home at their ranch near III
Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-25

orthodentist ComingAA much need
ed profession has been added to, the
Imperial Valley list. rDr.p,We f.
Johnston, @. d., an orthodentist Of
Riverside, wills come tosthe valley
to take care of the needs here.
I Orthodentia is that phase of
dentistry - which ss-,ae;sls with she
Strengthening Of teeth. Il is a spe-
ciai branch, and none of the local
dentists do that type of work. The
Strengthening of teeth requires many
months of careful manipulation.
8 !. is the plan of DIR. Johnston to
come 10 the valley, as often as
necessity demands, probably once a
week, TO take care of the work here.
He will continue his practice in
Riverside. Loc.a dentists are co.
operating with him and will be
glad to give, the details of the plan
to anyone interested.
Steve's for Well Cooked meals.
Day or night. adv
For Expert Marcelling, Francis
Beauty Shop. Phone for appt. adv
School ~ Music. Elmer A. Todd,
assisted by sEstelle Katherine Need
ham and Mary Elizabeth Greer. All
grades. Delightful method for
children. 6o4 Olive. Phone 466W.
adv
Three are Picked Up-Three pick
ups were made Wednesday by immi-i
grafton officials throughout the bu-:
reau. Deputy Officer Estes found
Ygnacio Diez in Imperial without.
the reouisite, authority for being this
side of the line. The second offend
err is Jesus Sanchez, a young Mex
ican;' brought in from Holtville by
Deputy Officer Joe Conkling and
Chief Immigration officer /. Ellis,
also arrested Manuel Solovio in I'm
perial. ~ srUsst -
Violin, Piano, Band instruments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Williams are
now open for enro]lments. Studio
$40 Main st. Phone 19SW. adv
~ $4,000
Davis Beauty farlor for appoint.
nents. Phons 227. .e sI adv
Francis Beauty Shop, Courtesy
and Service 'ieur motto. adv
tsAS II -!
For Expert Marcelnng. Francis i,
Beauty Shop. Phone z for appt. adv |
Hearings in Brawley-AlonzQ |
was taken to Brawley to-
day for a hearing following his ar
rest on charge of assault with a |
deadly weapon and f. 1barra also |
was taken to Brawley with Williams
for a heafing ON charge of lar
cency. Ybarra is alleged to have
stolen S22 from the till of Braw- |
ley pool haIl several weeks ago. The
eases come up before Justice b. H.
Griffin this afternoon. Both men |
have been held' at the county jail
for several weeks, following their