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Mrs. Frank Davis returned TO hai
home in Belt Park last Thursday af-
ter having spent the winter with her
daughter, Berry,. IN Butte.
Mr.. Bennett left for Canada about
ten days ago 10 spend the next two
months there with his wife, who q
visiting har parents.
Mr.. Young has returned 30 the Dyke
after an extended trip.
Mrs. Sid O'ConnOr and son Howard
returned Tuesday from a twO-day Wis
IL Ia Belt.
h. SsafOrd spent last week IN the
Falls.
Mrs. Lucy Parker Of Great Falls
was TIE guest Of Mrs. Royal Trip on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
DIR. and Mrs. Fred Bronson are the
parenfs az daughter born March rs
at Columbus hospital.
Mr. and Mira. W. 4. Wampler Of the
Dyke spent several days last week
visiting friends in Great Falls.
Mrs. M. N. Lease on Thursday re-
turned 10 her home In Great Fails af-
ter a few weeks visit here vita her
daughter.
MrH. Rabichaud reports that ninety
six dollars was taken In here st. Pat
riek's day in their tag day for tina benz
eft Of the orphans at the st. Thomas
home IL Great Falls. She wishes 10
thank all for their cooperation and
support.
Chas. wegner Of Great Falls spanf
and Friday here looking IN
to the affairs Of onr late Mr. wilson.
E5s was accompanied by An@ns Aac-
Donald, an old friend Of Mr.. wilson.
DR.. Jackman had a phone installed
Friday in his residence at the Schc-
berg home. With phones already. in
the hospital and at the drug store it
win be exceedingly easy to get in
touch with the doctor in case Of an
Mary Francis Bailey and Miss Dill
on, both Of the Dyke, spent Saturday
evening and Sunday with Miss Bristol
and Miss Adams.
Mrs. III. ID. Austin and baby daugh-
,er arrived here Saturday on their
way to their home at the Silver Dyke
rom the Deaconess hospital where
he baby was born March 7th.
The St Patrick's dance was a de-
ided success. The musicians were
6rs. Lucy Parker Of Great Falls,
)ave Nimmons Of Fife and Earl Wat
on and Henry vaskey Of RaynesfOrd.
A few bold and venturesome hikers
sft here some time before noon Sum
ay, hiking to the Big Seven. The
arty, composed Of Mrs. Gruter. Miss
'roderick, Miss Dillon, Miss Daley,
fiss Leyson and Miss Bristol, report
good time, but 80 far have not been
card to dwell upon the amount Of
xercise involved in negotiating the
now drifts.
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Roy and Taos. Thorson, 1E.. lset "a
Wednesday for Helena where thsy 90
out 70 Fovk HaFrason Ter tssagmank.
Mr. and hzFs a. D. rakhem Isfs last
weak fer Crest Falls where ahay viii
spend several days.
n. L. Evans was = business visltez
% HuehssviIle Tuesday.
Deputy County Assessor Roy yohn-
son was in town Friday astsndins ais
duties.
CAarles 0'Ksrman came down from
Hnghssyille Thursday on . hgiak bas-
iness trip.
Mrs. John Sanders lsEt Saturday Scr
Great Falls where ahs will spsad sAs
week visiting friends.
Oscar and AdolpA AndsEsem wesw n
fsem she ransA East wsak.
d. D. simsnten oana eus 4gou tAe
Fallu Saturday. Hs rseuFnsd Sunday.
taking hls txue& amd eQaeamAmt. Hs
has contract wasA sA@ amAlg Moeaa
ass2stnA a. a.. "A s.nssAsss&ssz4& a3&H sazMAmsan
- ws~s assIl.s. .s,,.cv.s-s@.ssass $50 -.
~lse.S ~.
Mrs. Q. 4 0erhsrt rskwvmaa he1ne
Saturday srom several msaAs visit
vita relatives h nlssours ama Mlnrs-
soea. assar ana had snes1 ansas fluns.
ln klsa hosnital af Rochester whsrs
shs submitted b ~ oparnssen.
Row nensan asa Hnwh Rvnna hazled
lssushex LAST weak. Mr' wvann ! hssEld
lna ! new homss. whlls Roy Il huGldsmw
sxammrv.
Curt Nebel amd smagl sen emgue
down from nnaAemvills eaanwaay for
. gsw Aoura. ~ al
Mrs III. o. HAkssg. ssaa
Una, and naother. mrs. xmnna. sussss
several dayu last week IN Great Falls.
returning Saturday. mrs. zappa had
her tsesh EXTRACTED.
The .achoo, csilar., ana t.aohnv as.
loved ! y,laaamm1 honr a 49, aehoal
houmn sTs,sada., .staT .el.,ag ,..,.am !
he spraad VS. mat an ~ al. emmna
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-26
SENIOR CLASS
ENTERTAINED

Miss Nellie Carter, senior sponsor,
assisted by Miss Wanda sffford, en-
tertained IN honor of the class Of '25
Friday evening Ia the Domestic Sci
ence department,
Entertainment was provided in the
form Of games and dancing.
The first part Of the entertainment
included n guessing contest in which
the questions were answered BY the
names Of the various seniors. First
prize honors went to Mike Evans and
the BOBBY prize 20 JudsOn Burrows.
Following this. the guests were
seated at a table which was supplied
with paraphernaIia for booklet max
ing-magazines, scissors, paste, etc.
Each guest cut pictures to illustrate
the different titles for the pages, such
as, aChief Aversion" "The Days Of
Real Sport 'What He Sent Her."
etc. When completed, these booklets
furnished much merriment as they
circulated back and forth among the
crowd.
The appointments for the two
course luncheon were all emblematic
of the class colOrs, purple and gold.
In lieu Of the conventional table cloth
a centerpieee Of purple and gold crepe
paper was used, and ia the center Of
this reposed q wicker basket contain
ing golden paper blossoms, the handle
being ornamented with bow of royal
hue. The place cards and napkins al
50 carried out the general color
scheme.
At the close Of the luncheon, the
class president, Grace Ssrvoss, called
upon diffsrent guests for impromptu |
talks. al Of whom responded with
almcrity.
An0eher feature was the presenta-
.tion By the class president Of beauti-
faI pearl necklace 10 Miss Carter on
1ahaM Of the class Of rs.
Dancing then followed until time
for dispersaE
superintendent and Mrs. Culver
wens additional gussts.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-26

LEWISTOWN - Chicago, Milwau-
kee 4 st. Paul railroad installs mo-
tor cars on WInnett branch Ene, for
freight. crude petroleum and passen-
gers.
B0zEbEAN - State com acreage
increased from 10000 to $4,000
acres Ia past four years, according to
state college figures.
GREAT FALLS u Boston Heights
WIN buiid $4,000 Metho-
disf ehureh with Sunday school rooms,
gynanaaiufn. klteheh and eiub rooms.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-26
C. N. TRAIN REDUCES TEMg 10
LEWIsT0wN as MINUTES

Forty-five minutes win be cut e3k
Of the running time Of train NIe. -
between Great Falls and L.swisfsvls
effective March 2o, according o in-
formation received Tuesday hv J. =.
Book general agent Of ths Crest
Northern. Train No. asa. from Bueass
will leave here at 1850 p. IA. as on tAa
present schedule, bat viii arrive b.
LewistOwn at s:45 D. m. instsmd -
7:S0, as at present. Notice was else
received that. effective on the saane
data the cafe observation car on No.
2s7 and 2ss, between Great Falls ADD
Lswistown, win be taken of.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-26

FORSYTH - Farmers have already
signed up 400 Of promised 1000 acres
beets for Holly sugar factory At SID
ney.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-26

NILES CITY - Local company b
formed to handle output Of Miles City
Oh refinery.
Evening star., 1925-01-18

dependence. No. 2: members OF Wood
row Wilson Council, No. II, and Vice
Councillor Howard l. Bell. The coun-
Gil was notified that State Councillor
Salvador Oliveri and his board of
State officers would make their an
nual visitation February 2.
At the last meeting of Occoquan
Council. No. So, the following Of
ficers were installed: Councillor, Rob-
ert Hammill; vice councillor, j. NJ.
Weldon; recording secretary, B. C..
Schoen; assistant recording secre-
tary, j. w. Tanner: chaplain, Joseph
Reynolds; conductor, G. T. Mayhugh;
warden, Edwin Davis; inside sentinel,
Alvin Davis: outside sentinel, Clyde
Bryantj financial secretary, c. b.
Jett; treasurer, John Schaaf In
addition to the installation rites,
three new members were initiated.
At the last meeting of Edward ].
Ross Council. No. rs, the trustees
presented their report for the quar-
ter ending December 81. Tuesday
evening the officers of the council
visited Woodrow Wilson Council. No
II, and presented that council with
set of officers Jewels
Evening star., 1925-01-18

Joe johnson, Kid Melino, Young Bolen,
Bert Green and Bud Litchf1eld.
This charity ball is to be held In the
meyer is chairman OF the ball commit
tee.
Washington's birthday will be OBJ
served on February %, inasmuch as
Sunday falls on the 22d of February.
officers of all Elk lodges in Maryland,
Delaware and the District of Columbia
will participate In a ritualistic contest
This contest will be held In Baltimore,
Md. at the Elks' Club.
Tho "On-to-Portland Club" has
changed 'ts meeting night to Thursday
Of each week at o'clock. At the last
meeting Monday night, due to the resig-
nation OF John II. Ontrich. past exalted
ruler, the chairman Of the "On-to-Port-
land Club" the vice chairman, Henry
Lansburgh, was elected chairman and
Leo P. Morey vice chairman. Frank
Baum, loyal knight, was elected treas
urer to fill the vacancy of the retiring
treasurer, Earl Keeler. lecturing knight,
and Lem Robey. esquire, was elected
sergeant-at-arms. The present secre-
tary, William J. Ryan, was reelected,
and the transportation committee, con-
ststing OF Patrick ]. Callan, chairman,
and II. r. Houser and Nathan Well,
were reappointed.
The entertainment committee, under
the craftsmanship OF Bob Hoy, assisted
by Johnny Reh, presented program
last Sunday evening. A musical comedy
was given by Miss Clara H. Roehrle.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA.

The fraternal relations committee.
Modern Woodmen of America, COM
posed of five camps in the District of
Columbia - Columbia, Georgetown,
Home, Lincoln and Washington-will
hold public installation of the newly
elected officers at Northeast Masonic
Temple, Sth and F streets northeast,
January 90. A. Z. Chaffee, reading
clerk of the House of Repres
will off1ciate as installing officer, and
Horace F. Shaw, escort, from Central
Camp, will act as Installing escort,
assisted by the committee degree
team.
A fraternal address will be given
by Neighbor John ]. Deviny of Lin
coin Camp, and q musical program
will be rendered by the Washington
Camp Glee Club. The entertainment
will be concluded with dancing.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

Silver Spring Camp will hear i'm
portant committee reports from Ad-
wiser Lieut.. Lloyd T. Clark and Escort
w. L. Cavalear Wednesday evening
at the woodside Methodist Church
uditorium.
Visitors from several States attended
the convention OF Elm Camp TO wit
ness the installation of officers and
the comforting of the protection de-
gree upon 10 initiates. Consul Com
mander A. A Pruden In his in
augural address emphasized the fra
ternity's first purpose OF protection
of the home. The Boosters CIuD de-
gree team officiated.
Fraser Camp was entertained last
Monday evening by the De Molay
vaudeville troupe upon the occasion
Of the install alton of the new officers
Retiring Consul Commander A Ches-
ter Brown reviewed the years work
and Sovereign Albert Whitworth tolo
of the advances made during elgnt
years of existence. P. P. dl Mario
was in charge OF the program. AIter
Consul Commander Robert English
and his associate officers had been
indicted into Office the State man
ager, Luther C. Jones, made an ad-
dress
Old Glory opened the new year
Tuesday with a short business ses-
sion followed by the installation oil
the new officers. a social period and
an oyster supper. Among the speak
ers were Consul Commander George
Wilsher, Col. James Freeland ano
Sovereisns Pumphrey, Ford, Hum
Dhries. Aman and DeLawter. Sow
ereign Delegate Ecklofr was install
| ing officer.
Sovereign William G. Stott wa:
unanimously reelected president OF
| the w. O. w. Temple Corporation.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

At meeting of Franklin Lodge. No.
2. at Pythian Temple, 1912 Ninth
street northwest, January 13. the fol-
lowing officers were installed and
committees appointed: Albert NJ
Rouse, chancellor commander; Hugh
Brown, vice chancellor; D. Waldo
Brown, prelate; Joseph Fitzgerald,
inner guard; Frank D. Wallace, outer
guard: H. F. Marshall. master of
work; H. ]. Laubach, master of
finance: Perry P. Patrick, master OF
excheQuer; Charles w. Ruhl, keeper
of records and seal.
Committees-Frank D. Wallace, re-
lief bureau; F. D. Wallace, Charles z.
Palmer and E. Waldo Brown, trustees
D. Walter Brown, Hugh Brown and
c. Hurley, ways and means; Frank
D. Wallace. Albert NJ. Rouse, Hugh
Fitzgerald, entertainment; Perry P.
Patrick, D. Walter Brown, Frank D.
Wallace. Charles W. Ruhl and H F.
Marshall, representatives to Grand
Lodge.
The general relief bureau has
elected the following officers: Chair
man, ]. E. Wilson of Capital Lodge
No. "a; vice chairman, L. B. Thorn
ton of Syracusians Lodge, No. 10; sec
retaryp w. u "lldlnS OF Excelsior
Lodge, No. IA; treasurer, John c
Yost of Amaranth Lodge, No. %.
Excelsior Lodge, NJ. IA, meets the
first and third Tuesdays Of each
month.
The oficers-elect of Franklin
Lodge were inducted into Office at the
last convention of that lodge, thu
ceremonies being conducted by GranC
Chancellor Gorham, assisted b!
| Grand Keeper of Records and Sea
| Kimmel as grand prelate and Pas
Chancellor C. w. Ruhl as grand mas
| ter arms.
Deputy Grand Chancellor W. A
| Kimmel, assisted by Past Grand
[ Chancellor John B. Dickman as CRANE
prelate and Past Chancellor John 7
| Cuthbert as grand master at arms, in
| stalled w. B. Mansfield as chancello
| commander of Webster Lodge, No.
| last Tuesday evening.
| The officers of Home Lodge, No. 81
| were installed at the last convention
by Grand Chancellor Gorham, assisted
| by Past Supreme Representative Johl
| B. Dickman as grand prelate an
| Grand Outer Guard J. F. Skidmore a
grand master-at- arms, with the ex
| ception of the master of work, r. 1
| SlaRle,
Evening star., 1925-01-18
MASONIC.

LODGES.
r B. French. No. il. Social.
AuAcostia, No. u, NJ. NJ.
Pentalpha. No. IS. e. A.
Mount Pleasant, No. 80, e. A
uesday-Naticnal No. u, NJ. Nj.
Harmony, So II, NJ. NJ, special
Nm IN ,ig Parker. EE. No. q, F.; Q.
King David. No. %. NJ. NJ.
Takoma. No. 20, NJ. NJ. special
wednesday - Washington Centennial.
No. IA, F. C.. pm; E. A.
Osiris. No. %. E. A
East Gate, No. "a, II. NJ.
Theodore Roosevelt, L. D., presen-
tation TO ladge.
Thursday-The New Jerusalem. No. 0.
George c. Whiting. No. %. E. A.
Grand Lodge and Brightwood. No.
43, constitution of lodge and in
stallation.
Friday-st. Johns, No. Il, F. C.
Hope, No. 20, NJ. NJ.
Cathedral. No. 40, E. A, special
at 7s5O pm.
Saturday--School of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Petworth, Q. D.. first convo-
Hiram, No. 10, grand visitation.
pm.
Tuesday-La Fayette, No. 5. grand
visitation, pm.
dnesday-Columbia, No. 1, P. NJ.
and NJ. E. NJ.
Brightwood, No. 8, grand vista
tion, s pm.
Thursday Washington, No. ., grand
visitation, pm.
William r. Singleton, No. IA. cleo
tion.
Friday-Caprtol, No. 1I-Grand vista
tiOn, S pm.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
COMAIANDERIES.
Tuesday-Brightw No. 6, Order of
the Temple.
dnesday-Potomac. No. 8, Or
der of the Red Cross.
ROYAL AND SELECTED MASTERS.
Observation-Disclosures Council. No. I,
grand visitation tentertainment).
WednesGay-Mount Pleasant. No. 5,
grand visitation.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday-Mithras Lodge of Perfection,
fourth degree (new series).
MISCELLANEOUS.
Friday-MasOnic Veteran Association,
annual meeting and banquet,
New Ebbitt.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
ROYAL ARCANUM.

Councils meeting this week are
Oriental, Tuesday; Kismet, Wednes-
day; Farragut and Capitol Thursday,
and Municipal, Saturday.
The annual grand visitations Of the
grand regent and the Grand Council
have been arranged and the first visi-
tation will be to District Council
January %.
Oriental. Kismet and Capitol Coun-
ellis are contesting in a series OF class
limitations and each council has a
class for initiation at it's meeting this
week.
District Council has begun a pro-
gram of social affairs, the first to
be held on the night of the grand
visitation, January %, and the Sec
ond, a ladies' night, February 20.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
PATRIOTIC ORDER OF AMERI
CANS.

At the meeting of Camp No. l the
district president, Mrs. Amy Thomp-
son. installed the following officers:
Past president. Mrs. NJ Schoneberger;
president. Mrs. B. Trevatton; assist
ant president, Mr.. William Schone-
berger; vice president, Mrs. L Cline;
assistant vice president. Mrs. Bos-
well; conductor. Mrs. E. Duschon !:
assistant conductor, Mrs. Mary New
man; guard. Mrs. NJ. Simpson: senti-
mel. Mrs. Ida Sangston; chaplain. Mrs.
V. Cummins; trustee, Mrs. l. Davis;
recording secretary, Mrs. Emma
Buell.: assistant recording secretary,
Miss Mary Newgent: financial secre-
tary, Mrs. Florence Howe; treasurer,
Mr.. William T. Buell.. Mrs. Buell.
presented Mrs. Schoneberger with a
gift from the camp, having served
for the fifth term. The good of order
committee will hold q five hundred
party tomorrow at Fifth and G.
streets northwest
Evening star., 1925-01-18
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA

District of Columbia Circle, No. 17S,
met Monday evening at the Washing
ton Club, 1701 K street northwest, at
which the quarterly reports OF several
committees were received and new
committees for the coming quarter
appointed Sick committee, Mrs e.
Roddy, chairman: Mrs. Mary Taven-
ner, Mrs. J. D. Moriarty, Mrs. ]. Car
penter and Mrs. G. Downey; enter
tainment committee, Mrs. c. Giachetti
Miss NJ Morgan, Miss ". Offutt, Miss
R French and Miss Luff. Mrs. W. A
Stewart, chairman of the social, re-
ported arrangements had been COM
pleted for a card party at the club
January 26
Evening star., 1925-01-18

chaplain, A H. Asmond; inside guar
dian, J. Cohen; outside guardian. r
o. Dempsey: right scene supporter
Charles Miller; left scene supporter,
Myer Miller: custodian, Max Needle
Ernest L. Loving and his associates
from Metropolis Lodge, No. Is, in
stalled the following officers of Gold
en- Rule Lodge, No. 21: Noble grand
Joseph Portner; right supporter to
the noble grand, J. A. Quisenberry
left supporter to the noble grand. VIII
liam ]. Rogers; vice grand, Robert T.
Brockman; secretary, Fl. c. r
Bohnke; financial secretary, Walter
S. Norway; treasurer, James H. Crew
warden, Samuel A. Wagner; con-
ductor. Fred Shuster; chaplain, Wal
ter L. Piper; inside guardian, Fred A
Norway; outside guardian, j. s. ALI
son: right scene supporter, Zenas U
Rohr; left scene supporter, Samuel
Sanders; custodian, j. S. Allison.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Annual vespers service under the
'uspices of Washington Chapter will
be celebrated at 81. Aloysius Church
North Capitol and 1 streets north
west. this evening at 1880 o'clock
Archbishop Michael J. Curly will at
tend and Rev. Charles N Lyons, S. j.
president of Georgetown University
will deliver the sermon.
Carroll Council Tuesday evening
after short business meeting will
be entertained with a musical pro-
gram, vocal and instrumental, and q
talk by one of the prominent mem
bers Of the order on "The Capture OF
the City of Washington by the Brit
ish During the War Of 1912" En-
tertaining features are promised al
each meeting the remainder OF the
Winter months.
keane Council will meet Thursday
evening at o'clock, Grand knight
John E. Burns presiding. Tho coun'
ellis zero hour Will be held at
o'clock. The councils 500 club will
hold its next party Friday evening
February s, at $40 o'clock sharp
The proceeds will be donated tc
Archbishop Curley's scholarship fund
Evening star., 1925-01-18
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Hope Council, No. l, met Tuesday
night in Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast
A supper was served. The new officers
were installed by Deputy William II.
Roby of Friendship Council January
8, as follows: Councillor, Norman
Robinson; associate councillor, Leo
Robinson; vice councillor, Mable
Hamacker; associate vice, Pete Jen-
kins; guide, Marie Carney; inside
guard, Louis Pate; outside guard,
Frank Scott. Members of the drill
team are requested TO be present
Tuesday night for new instructions.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
LOYAL ORDER MOOSE.

Columbia Lodge. 1875, met last Tues
day evening. An official notification
was received from Baltimore as to
date and features Of the convention
to be held in that city June 81.
Board OF officers will meet Tuesday
evening at the home, as well as the
nominating committee.
Arthur Cook, secretary to Secretary
Of Labor James J. Davis, gave an
interesting account of the trip to
South America and OF the many anus
ing incidents that were incidental to
the trip. Mr.. Moore of Baltimore
gave views of Mooseheart, ILL.,, and
Moosehaven, Fla. Dictator Ralph p.
Beatty made an appeal to all mem
bers TO rally to the support of the
campaign.
Many members attended the party
which was held in Baltimore at the
Central Roof Garden last Monday
evening.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
Mother!

Hurry Mother! Even a feverish,
bilious or constipated child loves
the pleasant taste of California Fig
Syrup" This gentle, harmless
laxative never fails to sweeten the
stomach and open the bowels. A
teaspoonful today may prevent a
sick child tomorrow. 1t doesn't
cramp or overact. Contains no mar.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
EASTERN STAR.

Osiris Lodge, No. 26, will have
| charge of the religious services at
| the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
this afternoon at 8 o'clock. DR. Ben
jamin F. Ruley, pastor of the Con-
gress Street Methodist Church, will
conduct the services. Arrangements
have been made for autos to meet
Georgia avenue and Fourteenth street
cars at Rittenhouse street to convey
those going to the home by street
| car.
! Brookland Chapter, No. IL, met
| Wednesday. Past Matron Helen F.
Molster entertained by giving several
readings, after which refreshments
| were served. Matron Henri I. Mackle
announces work at the next meeting.
| Takoma Chapter, No. IL, will hold
its birthday meeting next Friday, at
which time the new officers will con-
duct the initiation ceremonies.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Clara Livingston, 2818 Thir-
teenth street northwest, with Mrs.
Rena Thrush assisting hostess.
Warren G. Harding Chapter, No 81,
/ will have a short business meeting
| L
| chapter will be opened to the mem
bers of the fraternity and their
| friends, when a program consisting
of Scotch ballads and recitations will
be given.
The Grand Chapter held a special
meeting January for the purpose
of consecrating and installing the
officers of Good VIII Chapter. No. So
Grand Patron William G. Belts, as
sisted by Past Grand Matron Etho!
Baker Wetzel of Areme Chapter, in
stalled the following officers: Matron
Mrs. c. Viola Fellows; patron, Eugene
Ohlander; associate matron, Mrs
Eunice B. Mars; secretary, Mrs
Pearl K. Hall; treasurer, Mrs. Ella
NJ. Romig; conductresS, Miss Frances
A Johnson: chaplain. Miss Clara l.
, Smith; marshal, Mrs. Eta S. Grimes
Adah, Mrs. Anna F. Langdale; Martha
Mrs. Ruth w. Measell; Electa, Mrs
Pearle f. Darr, and sentinel, Jesse E.
Porter. Mrs. Annie NJ. Bohrer, who
organized the chapter, served as
grand organist for the occasion. The
| officers who were not present at the
installation ceremony will be installed
at the next meeting, January %.
Bethany Chapter, No. "a, will con-
fer degrees February s. A card party
| Will be given at the New Wisteria
Cafeteria, 18th and F streets north
west, tomorrow at 8 pm. At its last
| meeting Bethany Club met at the
home of Mrs. Ida Huston. The latter
was assisted by Mrs. Serrano and
Mrs. Amy Thompson. The following g
are the officers OF the club: President
Mrs. Annie Stroh; vice president, Mrs
Jones; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Ida
! Huston.
After a brief business meeting
Tuesday, Mizpah Chapter, No. 8, will
be entertained by radio artists
Among those contributing to the pro-
gram will be Royal Tinker, baritone
soloist accompanied by Miss Ethel
| Bagnam; Miss Frances Shea, soprano
soloist, with Miss Bagnam as accom-
pianist; Miss Gertrude Kreiaelman.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
B. P. O. ELKS.

The athletic entertainment to be held
by the Elks Drill Corps. s 80 pm. Tues
day, under the direction of Maj Eugene
Edwards, is expected to be the best
event Of its kind ever conducted by the
drill corps. The athletes participating
are Terry O'Day, Hillie Miske, Johnny
Congoy, Joe Cogniskey. Sammy Hogan.