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Evening star., 1925-02-22
NATIONAL UNION.

Potomac Council celebrated Eek
presidents night" Monday evening
at Pythian Temple. The arrange
ments for the entertainment and
celebration were in charge OF Samu ell
H. Jacobson, E. E. Ferguson, S. l..
Petar, Samuel B. Reeder~ and John
E. Rhodes. President E. d. Milstead
delivered the opening address and
ex-president John E. Rhodes acted
as master of ceremonies. The fol-
lowing named ex-presidents made
addresses: Frank E. Ferguson, John
E. Rhodes, Yost D. Harbaugh, w. z.
Recker, H. P. Batch, Samuel H.
Jacobson, J. P. Noel, Samuel B.
Reeder, William D. Clark. A. w.
Askhan, NJ. w. Hole, ]. E. Borland
and Ernest F. Gibbons. j. A. Slavin
gave a tenor solo, Edmond Sham
leffer gave a monologue talk, Mrs.
Paul Russell, soloist of the Petworth
Methodist Church, sang, with w. H.
Smith as accompanist; Stephen Laut
rendered baritone solos, John Fay
gave a monologue, Miss Florence
Callahan gave two recitations. The
ceremonies closed with a supper,
which was served in the banquet
hall. DIR. j. T. Curry of Scott
Council and C. NJ. Mitchell were the
speakers of the evening.
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No. 2. The organization will be
known as the Noble Grands Associa-
tion and will meet once a month.
The next meeting VIII be at the home
of Mrs. Kincer, 4112 Fessenden street
northwest, March 13.
The first visitation of the Spring
series Will take place Thursday eve
| ming, at Martha Washington Rebekah
Lodge, No. 3, when President Pollock,
with her corps of officers, accompanied
by Grand Master Chamberlain with his
line of Grand Lodge officers and Grand
Patriarch Lawson and his line Of off,
GERS, will pay this lodge their annual
visitation. The chairman of the enter
tainment committee has planned an en-
tertainment
A number of members of Dorcas
Rebekah Lodge, No. 4. are rehearsing
play to be given in the near future.
The next rehearsal VIII be at the
home of Mrs. Effie Lawson tomorrow
evening.
The meeting Of Esther Rebekah
Lodge, No. 5, tomorrow evening, will
be business. and followed by a social
and refreshments.
Brightwood Rebekah Lodge, No. IL,
will receive the degree team of Lib
erty Rebekah Lodge of Alexandria,
Va, Wednesday evening.
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge,
No, 9, initiated a class Of candidates
at the last meeting. Mrs. Cora
Thompson viii be chairman Wednes-
day evening.
The entertainment at Masonic
Hall on Georgia avenue given under
the auspices of Brightwood and
Mount Pleasant Rebekah lodges by
the f. A. G. Players of the Epworth
NJ f. Church South, last Wednesday
evening was a success. The special
features included piano selections by
Edwin Moore. vocal solos by Miss Helen
Clark, Cameron Burton and Miss Vesta
Pollock.
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WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

w. A. Fraser Camp will celebrate
Washington's birthday tomorrow
night. All Woodmen are invited. The
mystery committee will be in charge
or the program of entertainment
Elm Camp chose as delegates to the
Cumberland convention Sovereigns
A. A. Pruden, C. D. Holland and Bert
Wells; alternates, w. A. Riley, How
ard Sangston and j. w. Kimmerling.
j. c. Mcconnell will also represent
Elm as escort of the Head Camp, and
T. B. Eckloff as District of CoIum bia
representative in the Supreme Camp.
Following Hickory Camps last ses-
sion, when Past Council Commander
K. w. Shumate was elected to the
State convention, a social was held.
Sovereign James Tennyson entertain
ed with monologue and c. A. Tupper
sang songs.
Old Glory Camp has important bust
ness Tuesday night. Consul Command
er Wilsher, Escort Robert Pumphrey,
and Sovereigns Ford, Pollen and Aman
will discuss the new camp program
recently drawn up by the new mem
bership committee.
The Boosters Club welcomed the
new representation from Mount Yer
non Camp. Sovereign Schonberger re-
piled to the greetings of the presi-
dent. Delegate Louis F. Litz of Maple
Camp made an address
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B. P. o. ELKS.

A meeting OF the Harding memo
rial committee was held last Tues
day evening in the lodgeroomSCh
man Samuel Richards presiding.
Ways and means were discussed re-
garding the course to pursue in or
der to raise the quota for Washing
ton Lodge toward the erection of a
memorial to former President War
rem G.. Harding at the Elks' Home,
Bedford, Va, by the various Elk
lodges of Maryland, Delaware and
the District of Columbia. The me-
mortal will be a bronze bust of the
late Warren G. Harding, set on a
marble pedestal. 1t will be placed on
the spot where he stood when he
made a memorial address at the Elks'
Home, Bedford, Va.
The committee is striving hard to
get sufficient funds, and asks each
Elk OF Washington, Lodge to bring
or send any donation from 25 cents
to IS to William S. Shelby, secretary.
or to any member Of the Harding
memorial committee.
There will be no entertainment at
the Elks' Club tonight, due to the
holiday and the Elks' charity ball.
Tomorrow at the Elks' Hall in Bal
timore, Md, a ritualistic contest will
be held, participated in by the off,
GERS of the various Elk lodges
Throughout Maryland, Delaware and
the District of Columbia. In this
contest the officers will exemplify
the Elk ritual and the officers of a
lodge performing the task best TO
that lodge will be awarded a silver
cup.
The next athletic night to be held
by the Drill Corps Will take place
March at $3.50 o'clock
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Troop 4, Loretta Murphy, captain;
Mary O'Connor, scribe, met in the
Noel House gymnasium Wednesday.
During opening exercises Mary
O'Connor acted as patrol leader, Dor
othy Violet as color bearer and Vir-
ginia Allan and Edna Higgs as color
guards. Patrol corners were held.
Two new candidates were welcomed
as members of the troop. The girls
are all busy working on their ten
derfoot and second-ciass tests and
hope to pass these tests soon. After
a drill the evening song and taps"
were sung.
Pine Cone Troop s, Mrs. Herbert
Hoover, captain: Caroline Hobbs
scribe. met Wednesday, February IL,
at the captains home. Owing to Mrs.
Hooyer's absence, the girls conducted
the meeting themselves. Registra-
tion fees were received from all and
sent to the Office, after much figuring.
Most of the girls attended the home
hygiene class at the Scout House, so
there were very few members at the
meeting. The troop was visited by
one Of the members of the Girl Scout
Council. The girls worked on vari-
Gus merit badges to the tune of
munching apples. The meeting ad-
journed after plans for next week
were made.
The meeting of Holly Troop 10,
Hazel Scanlan, captain; Ruth Shaugh-
messy, scribe, was held at the Central
Presbyterian Church, Saturday, Feb
ruary II, at 10 o'clock. In the cap
tain's absence, Vera Lawrence took
charge. The usual program was fol-
lowed with classes and patrol cor
ners. An interesting game was
played and songs were sung. The
meeting adjourned at IL o'clock.
Troop 21. Agnes McElroy. captain;
Mrs. Albert Reid, lieutenant; Laura
Brundy, scribe, met at the Petworth
School, Friday night. Plans were
made for a Valentine party. Virginia
Macomber and Helen Grindle were in
charge of the decoration committee.
They headed this committee at the
Halloween party and the results were
all that might be desired. Joy But
Ter was in charge of the entertain
ment committee, which prepared a
Valentine play.
AS Capt McElroy had to leave
early, Mrs. Reid dismissed the meet
ing with Just a Group of Girl
Scouts" followed by the Girl Scout
yell.
Six of the members of the troop
and little Albert Reid went with Mrs.
Reid on an unusually long hike Sat
urday, the 7th. They started from
the home of Mrs. Reid at 3S29
Georgia avenue, going through the
Soldiers Home grounds and coming
out at Eagle Gate. While in the
grounds they heard. rather than
saw, the signs of Spring. They also
saw two very pretty squirrels. They
hiked out Riggs road to the Mary
land State line. There they stopped
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JR. O. TT. A. M.

| Benning Council, No. 81, met last
Monday evening with Councillor L. G.
| kirk presiding. Several applications
were received for membership. The
committee on the George Washing
| ton birthday celebration. to be held
In Alexandria, Va, announces that
| busses will leave Thirteenth street
| ana pennsylvania avenue NV. at
| f:30 pm. tomorrow. The committee e
on visitation will meet in the coun-
| Gil chamber this afternoon at
/ CLOCK TO complete plans to receive
the state council March 2. when they
| Whl make their annual visitation to
Benning Council. There will be no
| meeting of the council tomorrow
| evening.
The eighth annual visitation of
| State Councillor S. OHveri and his
stan of officers was paid to Star
Spangled Banner Council, No. 8. Feb
| ruary 13. Councillor f. NJ Garrett
welcomed the State officers. State
Councillor Oliveri, Councillor Garrett,
| Junior Past State Councillor wehr,
and State Vice Councillor Beck ad-
| dressed the council. The next annual
visitation will be to John l.. Burnett
| Council, No. 4, February "a.
The State councillor has appointed
+. j. Engelhardt, 1415 Foxall road
northwest as press representative
for the State council of the District
The State council executive board
held their monthly meeting of the
State deputies at Independent Council,
| No. 2, Tuesday evening
Eagle Council, No. 8. was called TO
| order by Councillor A. II. Randall
February 10. Four new members were
initiated and five applications for
membership were referred to COM
| mlttees for investigation.
All members are requested to at
tend the grand fraternal meeting of
Alexandria Council, at Trinity M L.
Church, Alexandria, Va, tomorrow at
pm. Buses will leave Thirteenth
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest
| at 1915 pm, returning II pm.
State Vice Councillor Beck, Past
| State Councillor Lanham and Deputy
Newton accompanied the Maryland
State board of officers to Central
Council, Capitol Heights, Md, Febru-
airy 16, the occasion of their annual
visitation.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

Councils meeting this week are: Dis
trict, Wednesday: Capitol and Farra-
gut, Thursday. and Municipal. Saturday.
District Council announces the con-
ferring of the degree on a number Of
candidates Wednesday evening, the de-
gree work being in charge of Charles
A. Bell, grand sentry. A. c. Giles,
deputy grand regent and Field Deputy
III. A. Davis will address the council
after the degree work.
Capitol Council has arranged q spet
cial musical and vaudeville entertain
ment for Thursday evening. The full
degree will be conferred by the degree
team from Kismet Council, headed by
Grand Chaplain J. T. Whelan. Follow
ing the regular degree, the Capitol de-
gree will be conferred by picked team
from Capitol Council, headed by Vice
Regent l.. B. D'Orsay.
The annual grand visitation to Muna.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Final arrangements have been
completed for the exemplification of
the fourth degree at 2.30 pm. tomor-
row afternoon at *. of c. Hall. This
will be a joint degree for candidates
from Baltimore and Washington.
The degree will be followed by a ball
and banquet in the Willard ballroom
from until 1 o'clock. This being
the twentyfifth anniversary of the
fourth degree, 1t will also be eele-
brated as a silver jubilee. Maj. c.
Eugene Edwards has been designated
marshall in charge, with the follow
Ing chairmen of committees: Charles
w. Darr, master; James A. Sullivan
reception; Thomas X. Ganaher, cre-
dentials; John B. Coyle, floor
There will be orchestral music.
In Keane Council, Thursday eve
ming. the officers of the council will
hour also will be held at this
meeting.
Washington Council will meet
Tuesday evening. An address will
be delivered by Rev Charles A. Hart
of Catholic University. P. ]. Haiti
gan, past State deputy, present.
reading clerk OF the House of Rep
resentatives. also will address the
council. Lecturer George A. Vieh-
mann mas prepared program of
entertainment, one feature of which
will be of a surprising nature. Re-
freshments will be served after the
social session. The following ladies'
have been added to the general ticket
committee on St. Patricks night
celebration: Mrs. Harry II. Bicksler.
Mrs. William A. Stewart Miss Mary
Manning and Miss May Morgan.
The council committee on the prize
essay contest met last week. II was
decided to hold the contest this year
between the pupils of the Catholic
High Schools of the District, the sub
ject to be chosen by the committee
at the meeting today at IL am. Sub
stantial cash prizes aggregating 800
will be presented to the first five
winners. Rules governing the con-
test are now under consideration by
the committee
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F. o. EAGLES.

At the meeting last Monday night
several new applications for MEM
bership were presented. This class
will be initiated Tuesday. William
II. Schaeffer introduced some friends
at the club. Thomas Walsh, guitar
soloist and singer, entertained, &C
companied by Leonard Curry with a
mouth organ. The officers and enter
tained committeeman are all prepar-
ing for the annual memorial services
to be held March at the clubrooms
902 Pennsylvania avenue.
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
StanshGry. Ne "A, social.
Washington Centennial, No. IA,
pilgrimage 90 Mount Vernon.
Tuesday, federal. No l, T. c.
Acacia. No. is. F. c.
"Wednesday Harmony No. Il, social.
Warren q. Harding No. 80. NJ. NJ.
Chevy Chase. No. ~. NJ; NJ.
Thursdny-The New Jerusalem, No.
George % e. c = Whiting. No. %, F. c.
NJ. NJ Parker No. ~, NJ. NJ,
special at $50 pm.
Friday-Hope, No. 30, L. c.
Saturday Washington Centennial, No.
IA. NJ. NJ. special Mt $50 pm.
School of Instruction.
Masters Association.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday Mount Vernon, No. ., called
Anarostia. No. 10, Mark.
Tuesday Mount Horeb, No. Z, Mark.
Potomac, No. S, social.
Thursday Washington. No. :. Royal
FridayMCapitol. No. IL, P. NJ. and
NJ. L. NJ.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
COMMUNICATES.
Tuesday-De Molay. No. 4. Order Of
the Temple.
Wednesday, Washington, No. l. order
Of the Temple.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday Evangelist Chapter, Rose
CroiN. 10th degree
Robert de Bruce Council. kadosh,
statutory assembly.
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GIRL SCOUTS

for lunch, sitting on the roots OF a
very large tree
After lunch they hiked until they
came to a sign that read ITO Hyatts-
ville,' SO they took the road that led
to Riggs Mill, where they found no
way out, so took Langey Park road.
which was nothing but mud hole.
until they came to Beeks Corner.
Arriving there, they found they had
to hike two miles to Silver Spring
WheE they reached Silver Spring.
they had to detour two miles back
to Takoma Park, which brought them
to the Bliss Electrical School They
then hiked down Blair road until
they came TO Piney Branch road, go
ing down that road to Georgia ave-
nue. and home. The end of per
feet day, according to the report Of
Marjorie Hutchinson, one Of the
hikers.
Pine Cone Troop "a, Vera Lawrence.
captain; Eta May Blankenship,
scribe, had a meeting called for
Thursday at 3:15 at the Anacostia
Methodist Church hall. Two of the
members Of this troop are to usher
at the exercises to be held in the
Washington Auditorium Monday, Feb
ruary 2S. Ina Lawrence has been
registered as lieutenant in the troop.
Troop SO. Miss NJ. A. Johnson, cap
tain; Pauline Paige, scribe, meets
every Thursday at the Industrial
Home School. The opening cere-
monies were held, followed by Scout
work and discussion of general Scout
affairs. Then followed several games.
Troop 40, Mrs. Conrad H Young.
captain; Dorothy Lundeu, scribe,
met Friday, February 13. After a
discussion in regard TO patrols, the
girls received instruction in tender
foot and second-class work. The sec
ond-cass group received instruction
for citizen" and Economist" badges.
Troop AZ, Mrs. Conrad H. Young.
captain; Abigail Potter, scribe, held
its usual meeting at Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church. There was per-
feet attendance of &c girls.
Patrina Able is second lieutenant
Helen Wheeler, who was first
lieutenant, is unable to attend be-
cause Of high school work, but
will be lieutenant in Capt. Young's
other troop, No. 30. The Scouts
formed classes, with the second d-class
Scouts teaching. Viyien Essex, Eliza
beth Waters and Abigail Potter as
sisted Mrs. Young in giving this
work.
The following girls are working
hard on second-class tests: Helen
Raynor, Mary Lee Watkins, Amy
Bering and Francis Shield
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WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART
LEGION.

Columbia Chapter, No 368, met Friday
night. with Senior Regent Annie Nalley
presiding Three applications were re-
ceived. After adjournment a box party
was held.
a joint dance was held at Catholic
Community Hall Saturday evening, by
Columbia Chapter, drill team and Bal
timore convention committee.
Columbia Lodge. No. 126, will meet
Tuesday evening at Moose home, us
Eighth street, when matters of impor-
tance will be presented and the NOM
mating committee will report for COM
ing election Of officers.
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WEMBLEY TO REOPEN.
Sixty-Eight Governments Under
British Crown to Exhibit.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
LONDON, February 3.-Sixty- eight
governments. all under the British
crown. are TO exhibit at the Wembley
Imperial Exhibition which reopens in
May this year, it was announced re-
Gently by the Duke of Devonshire.
The Wembley exhibition opened last
Spring and in the late Fall was closed
for the Winter. Nearly every portion
of the British Empire was represented
in objects. character and achieve
mentS
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ctpal Council VIII be held Saturday eve-
ming. A class OF candidates will be
presented to the Grand Council. Deputy
Grand Regent A. c. Giles is in charge
of the program.
District Council. Loyal Ladies, will
initiate a class tomorrow evening, after
which George Washington birthday
anniversary entertainment will be
given
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Rebekah lodges.

Rebekah lodges meeting this week
are: Tomorrow, Esther, No. S; Tues
day, Schuyler Colfax, No. 10; Wednes-
day, Mount Pleasant, No. 9; Thursday,
Martha Washington, No. 8.
The assembly degree team will re-
hearse under the direction of Charles
P. Sample, at the temple next Friday
evening The team will confer the
degree for Naomi Rebekah Lodge,
No. 1, March 2.
President Mary P. Pollock invited
the noble grand of each Rebekah
lodge of this jurisdiction TO a confer
ence at her home recently. After
business and a social, including re-
freshments. the noble grands organ
lied, as follows: President, Cora
Kincer of Schuyler Colfax, No. 10;
vice president, Belle Thompson of
Brightwood, No. IL; secretary, Lii
liam Matthews of Esther. No. 8;
treasurer ELLEN Yeihmayez OF Ruth,
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Hope Council, No. 1, after the meet
ing Tuesday night had supper and
we're entertained by Miss Ida Lyons,
Clarence Lyons, Francis Tomas and
Mrs. Bessie Long. The council will
conduct degrees for Friendship Coun-
ell in Christ Church Parish Hall, Alex
andria, Va, next Thursday. The drill
team is requested to be present Tues
day night for instructions. A card
party will be given March 10 at $3.50
Naval Lodge Hall, southeast.
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"Pape's Cold Compound"
Breaks a Cold Right Up

- Don't stay stuffed-up! Take
"Pape's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken.
The first dose opens clogged-up NOS
trils and air passages of head stops
: nose running; relieves headache,
dullness, feverishness, sneezing. The
second and third doses usually break
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YEOMEN.

A meeting, including election. of
Homestead, No. 6,409, will be held in
Odd Fellows Temple February 2S at
8 pm. At 8 pm. a social 500 party
for yeomen and their friends will
be given.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Webster Lodge, No. z, will omit the
regular weekly meeting next Tuesday
night, owing to the rooms being oc-
cupied by the Grand Lodge. The regu-
lar meeting will be held March 8.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

From the Philadelphia Bulletin
Walter-Did l come from heaven.
mother?
Mother-Why, yes.
Walter-Gee, what a Ounce I was
for leaving
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EASTERN STAR.

A banquet in honor of Grand
Matron Fletcher and Grand Patron
Shreve was given by the Matrons'
and Patrons Association of 1922 at
she Lee House the night OF February
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vAsA ORDER OF AMERICA.

cert and recital Thursday at s:a0
n.m. ut thA Erankiin SQUARE Hotel
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ODD FELLOWS.

Columbia Lodge, No. 10, met, with
Noble Grand Nash presiding. Two
degree teams have been formed, one
composed of the young officers and
one of the past grands. The young
officers conferred the first degree on
the following candidates Thursday:
Harlan P. Smoot, Harvey J. Shipley,
Furman Cones, James Watson Coles,
Lawrence A. Palmer, Harry Burgess
and Norman Sweeney. Next Thurs
day the team composed Of past grands
will confer the same degree on Bryant
H Stickman. The entertainment
committee, under the Craftsmanship OF
S. G. Taylor, is making arrangements
to entertain the Grand Lodge officers
April 2.
Mount Nebo Encampment met. with
Patriarch, r. L. Seymour in the chair
Patriarch Rhodes was appointed in
side sentinel and was installed by
Past Grand Patriarch Taylor. Mem
bers are notified that there will be
initiation at the meeting tomorrow.
Past Grand Master Wilfred Lawson,
who has been elected as grand patri-
arch, called a meeting of the officers
of the several encampments last
Monday evening and discussed plans
for the work during the term. Sew
eral features were presented by Su-
preme Representative w. T. Galliher,
DR.. Tibbetts, Ernest Loving, Grand
Patriarch Lawson and l. B. Thorn
ton There will be a prize given to
the encampment making the best
showing by July /. Mount Nebo has
formed the Royal Purple Club, for the
purpose of instructing candidates for
the general good of the encampment
branch.
The Grand Lodge will pay it's an
nual visitation to Golden Rule Lodge,
No. 21, next Tuesday evening, in
company with the grand officers
Golden Rule Lodge has appointed
Walter L. Piper, Louis H. Bailey and
George E. Pfrimmer as a committee
on entertainment. while Walter S.
Norway, instructor, has been in
structing the various officers of the
lodge.
Grand Sire Herbert A. Thompson
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge who ar
rived here Tuesday morning for a
conference with the officials of the
order in this jurisdiction left last
Thursday morning on his trip
through the Atlantic States and to
Cuba, where he will institute a new
Grand Lodge in Cuba.
A conference was held with the
officers of all the grand bodies of the
order at the City Club following a
dinner given in his honor, Tuesday,
at 6 pm. .- ..-
Langdon Lodge, No. &c, meeting in
their hall on Rhode Island avenue
and Mills avenue northeast, will be
visited by the grand master and his
corps of officers next Friday evening.
Following the official part of the
visitation, which will begin at S:15
pm, the third degree will be con-
ferred on a class oe candidates.
Phoenix Lodge, No. %, will give
a chicken supper next Thursday in
their hall at Bennings, from 5 to 8
pm.
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up the cold completely and end all
grippe misery.
Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only thirty-fve cents at drug
stores. Tastes nice. Contains no
quinine. Insist upon Pape's.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

Melville D. Hensey, Cyrus C.
Coomhs and Charles G. F. Toepper
will head the official line in the five
sections of the knight of the
Sword" degree in Evangelist Chap
ter, knights Rose Croix, at the Scot
tish Rite Cathedral, Third and E
streets northwest. Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1925-02-22

In Hope Lodge, No. 20, Friday even
ing, previous to the degree work,
Past Grand Master James w. Witten
will deliver an address Washington,
Freemasoury's EXemplar."
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Washington Royal Arch Chapter,
No. >. through its high priest, David
). Dawson, announces that Past High
Priest Rudolph 3. Behrend of La
Fayette Chapter. No. ;. Will intro
duce a new feature in its work Thurs
day evening, when the degree Will be
preceded by a procession of the past
high priests of the chapter
Evening star., 1925-02-22

The auxiliary home board Of Martina
Chapter, No. 4, will hold a oOo caro-
party at the Colonial Hotel February "a
with Conductress Lille Barker as CHAIR
man.