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- PRIVATE lZZY MURPHY"
 AT COLISEUM TONIGHT

All who remember Vera Gordcn as the Jewish mother in "Humor- esque," and there are hundreds of thousands who do remember her, will rejoice that she has been chosen as the mother in George Jessels starring vehicle, Private lazy Murphy" the. Warner picture at the Coliseum tonight.
 Miss Gordon's vivid and poig. nant performances seem to be the incarnation of all the joys and sorrows of mothers everywhere. She seems actually to be the mo. ther she portrays. In Private lazy Murphy" she is Izzy's moth CT, and we see her first when. with her husband. she comes to the home her good son has pre- pared for her in the New World lazy has been ,,suceessful in. his delicatessen venture. He has talk
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BUCK JONES IS AT
 COLISEUM TOMORROW

Buck Jones, star in Fox Films production of The Fighting Buck aroo," which will show at the Coliseum Saturday matinee and evening, responded to love at first sight with such alacrity that he broke six chairs when tho scene was made Sally Long is the girl who so stirred the Buck aroo. Now she has been honored by the Western Motion Picture Publicists Association, and chos- en as a Wampas star for 1926.
 The scene in question Is in a dining room of a fashionable ho- tel. The Buckaroo catches sight e the girl. A friend who is din ing with him recognizes her as an old acquaintance. The Buck aroo. in his. mad rush to drag his friend along so he can be intro Guced, pushes back his chair. The chair was smashed in the first attempt to make the scene.
 The table was re-irnished and the cameras began to crank again. The second chair broke as Jones ilrnpsi up and pushed t back. This was repeated until six Achairs had been wrecked. Then R. VII liam Neill. who directed tho pic. ture, had the table reset and tho most substantial chairs in the property room brought into the sct. Just to make sure that no more film was spoiled Neill O..
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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY. NOV. I8, 1927.

en the name of Murphy. on ae- count of the nationality of his customers. And a daughter of Erin it is. Eileen. played by Pat sy Ruth Miller, who captured the susceptible heart of lazy.
 Miss Gordon's role runs the whole scale of emotion-deligh at her boys business success: pride in his fine youth and strength; grief when he must go with the Fighting 69th" over seas; agony when the word comes that he. has been killed in action; wild, uncomfortable delight when, in the pink of condition, he comes footing it up Fifth Avenue, under the arches and flags, when the war is over. and a mad mingling of many emotions when he mar- r;es.
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FAIRBANKS ATTORNEY. UNDER ARREST, WILL
 RETURN TO INTERIOR

James Ryder. Fairbanks attor- ney, City Clerk and Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. who was arrested yesterday in yran- gell on a charge of allegef enl- bezzlement of public funds, will be taken back to Fairbanks as a result of his failure to post a s10,- 900 bond set fo- his release, ac- cording to wire received today
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make as perfect couple as has been seen on the screen in some time.
 Mary Alden and David Torrence play the parents of Brown in a charming manner. and Edward Connolly, Quinn Williams and Ernest Gilien each deserve special mention.
 A. F. Younger adapted the screen play from the celebrated stage success by Rida Johnson Young.
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by II. S. Marshal Albert White.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal Camp bell, of Wrangell. will bring Ryder to Juneau on the Admiral Rogers and Eeputy William Caswell will take him to Fairbanks on the Northwestern. due here next Tuesday.
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DURING DR. pIGG'S A3S-----CE
 His private as well as Alaska Juneau practice will he taken care of by Dr. L. F. Dawes. Dr. Pigg will return to Juneau in about six weeks. adv
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dered Miss Long out or Jones' eye range. Then the scene was fin. ished without mishap.
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SKATES HOLLOW GROUND
 See Morris Shop adv.
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If you need good carpenter phone 49S, Handy Andy's Shop. A. P. LAGERGREN.. Prop. adv.
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has appointed Herbert L. Brooks
chairman and Frank Puryear. vice
chairman in charge of special COM
mittee to make arTangeme for tho
annual dance to be held at the New
Willard February l6. Following ths
business next Tuesday evening. tho
chapter viii have entertainment fol.
lowed by refreshments and dancing
The. next meeting of Harmony
Chapter, No. 40, win be January -.
The first regular meeting was called
off on account of the semiannual
meeting of the Grand Chapter. The
chairman of the auxiliary home board
Bertha NJ Carroll. has announced that
a meeting of the board will he held
~ her home So sherman Circle, next
Saturday for the purpose Of orgauiz-
ing.
Temple Chapter No. g. had install
lation Of the following officers At its
last meeting: NIatron. Mrs Marian
Norwood; patron. Charles Miller. as
sociate matrOn, Mrs Lillian Elbel
secretary, Mrs. Fannie Abel; treasdrer
Mrs. Nora Henry re.eieCtedl. conduct
resS. Mrs. Louise IIoskius0n. associate
conductress, Miss Alice LarrimOre.
chaplain, Miss Eva Chidallel: marshal.
Mrs. Marie Sherwood or2anist, Miss
Minnie Schoenthal, Adah. Mrs Sara
Pedau. Ruth. Miss Buell. Haas
Esther. Miss Ethel Norwood, Martha
Miss Sara Bennett. Electa, Miss
Jeanett Morris; wardcr. Mrs Matilda
Levy; sentinel. Mr.. Israel Beers The
officers We're installed by Past Grand
Matron, Mrs. Nellie Fletcher. assisted
by Past Matrous Mrs. Adrian ShreVe
and Mrs. Nora Henry. At the next
meeting, January 10. the chapter will
Continued on Thirteenth Pagel
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FRATERNITIES

will be deposited "in a secret and Sc.
cure place" a Theoretically sealed box
which will not he opened until Jan.
uary Ia, AID. 1000. This box contains
| messages from high Masonic and Gov
eminent officials. as we'll as from
heads Of local grand and constituent
bodies, addressed to those who will
hold the same positions in the year
1000; as well as other matters of Ma
sonic and general interest.
The principal address of the evening
/ VIII be made by Carl II. Claudy, X. G.
G. H.
Participation in this unusual event
VIII be recollection long to he cher
iShed. says IlluStrous Master j Wal
ter karsner who originated the idea
and extends cordial invitation to all
Royal and Select Masters to he pres
ent. Committees under the direction
Of lllustrous Master elect John Par
sons and Arthur G. Shaw are in
charge of important details of the eve
ming, and the new line of officers will
be installed by the grand master
Evangelist Chapter, knights Rose
CroiX, will resume the Winter class
degree work with the twentieth de-
gree, Master of the Symbolic Lodge y
Tuesday evening at o'clock, with
Allen l.. Cotton, h C. c. H., and ]
Walter karsner, K. c. c. H., heading
the apartments" and Charles G. f.
Topper, thirty-third degree, as mas
ter of ceremonies
The joint annual grand visitation to
Washington Naval Royal Arch Chap
ter, No. 6, and Anacostia Chapter, No
y, will take place in the chapter
room of Naval Lodge Hall. Fourth
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
Annual grand visitation will be
made to the constituent councils of
Royal and Select Masters during the
current month, as follows: Washing
ton. No. /, January II; Adoniram
Council, No. 2, January 20: Columbia,
No. 3, January 30; Zabud, No. 4, Janu-
airy -; Mount Pleasant, No. 5, Janu-
airy %; Brightwood. No 6. January
a.
Federal Lodge. No. /, in the degree
work Tuesday evening, will have
Senior Deacon John r. Van Arnum
head the official line, assisted by
Junior Deacon Harmon X. Warner.
Master DR.. Raymond E. Halliday an
nounces an evening of entertainment
and pleasure for January %.
Master Maurice Blum of Samuel
Gompers Lodge, No. As, entertained
the officers of the lodge at his home
7143 Georgia avenue northwest, at a
buffet supper last Tuesday. when
things of Importance to the lodge and
plans for the coming year were dis
cussed.
A special conclave of Orient Com
mandery, No. 5, K. T., will be held
Tuesday at Z pm. for the Order of
Malta in short form. At the conclu-
sion of this work Commander William
J. George will head a delegation Of the
members of Orient on a visit to De
Molay Comma ndery, No. 4, to witness
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the Order of Temple, for which Orient
expects to furnish a candidate.

| the Order of Temple, for which Orient
expects to furnish a candidate.
Sir knight Samuel b. Reeder, chair
man of the ways and means commit
tee of Brightwood Commandery drill
team, announces dance to be given
Thursday evening, January 81, at
Brightwood Masonic Temple, Georgia
and Colorado avenues. Several novel
and entertaining features will be pre-
, scented. Good music and a plea SAINT
| evening is assured. Dancing from
| $50 to II o'clock. Sir Knight Arthur
Shaw. past commander, 100 Park road,
is chairman of the ticket committee.
Tickets may also be procured from
members of the commandery and drill
team.
The Iambskin Auxiliary will meet
Thursday for the election of officers.
At the last meeting the auxiliary were
entertained by the children. The
children were served with candy, fruit
and ice cream and small gift from
the Christmas tree.
Junior Steward Edward G. Cabel
will head the official line Friday in
Hope Lodge, No. 20, and Senior Stew
ard r. Earl Slye will act as senior
deacon This will be the first meeting
of the lodge this year with the newly
installed officers. Following the meet
ing a light supper will be served in
the ante-room. Master Irwin H. Hol-
lander has invited all members of the
fraternity to be present.
The annual meeting and election of
officials of Kallipolis G:otto, Mystic
Order of Yelled Prophets, will be held
T.,
The candidates nominated December
% are For monarch. stephen H.
Takes; chief justice, Arthur NJ. Poyn-
ton: master of ceremonies, Harry E.
Plankinton: treasurer, Joseph II, Cur
ran; secretary, Edward w. Libbey,
p. NJ; trustee, John II. Shreve, r. NJ,
and sentinel, Charles II. Corby. There
being no opposition the nominations
are said to be equivalent to an
election.
The next Grotto dance will be held
at the New Willard Hotel on January
10.
Members of Kallipolis Grotto are
extending congratulations to Prophet
Arthur p. Fenton, who has been ap-
pointed collector of customs at Cleve-
land, Ohio. Prophet Fenton was form
erly secretary to Representative Theo-
dore f. Burton, of Ohio, a member of
: AL Sirat Grotto of Cleveland.
A capacity audience crowded the
chapter room last Friday, January Z.
to witness the public installation of
officers and the comforting of the Ma
jority degree in Robert LIE Bruce
Chapter, Order of De Molay. Presen-
tation of an advisors jewel to the
dad of the chapter, Frank M. Roller,
90 CT ~
to the retiring master councillor,
Harry Fowler, were pleasant incidents
of the evening. The formal exercises
were followed by dancing.
Robert LIE Bruce Chapter has been
much elated over the report received
from the grand council of the order
that it leads all chapters in contribu.
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jamin r. Larcombe, reelected.
Tiler--Edward Kern, reelected.
tewards-Charles +. Baldwin, p.
G.. M; James G. Mcqueen and Ben c..
McQuay
Entertainment committee - Harry
G. Kimball and Benjamin F. Lar
combe.
Finance committee-Walter Elwood
Allen, Henry Clyde Grimes and
George w. Smith.
Membership committee-W. Spencer
Armstrong, Frank +. Cunningham, j..
Harry Cunningham, p. G. NJ: Harry
G. Kimball and George w. Smith.
The association will hold its annual
dinner at the Ebbitt Hotel, corner of
Tenth and II streets NV, Monday
evening. January "a. at O'Clock.
St. John the Almoner's Day falling
on Sunday, January %, this year.
AT its first annual grand visitation.
Friday at 1870 pm. at Brightwood
Masonic Temple, Georgia and Colorado
avenues. Brightwood Council, No. G
r. and s. NJ, will perform a ceremany
said to be unique In the history of
Masonry.
Following the council ritual, there
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nounces a meeting of the home board
at her home, S26 Allison street, We'd
nesday at / o'clock. The ways and
means committee announces tho an
nual dance and card party to be held
at Wardman Park Hotel, February D..
At the next meeting, January ID, the
degrees will be conferred.
Mizpah Chapter, No. 3. met Tues
day. and after transacting business
was entertained by the following: Two
violin and piano numbers by the
Misses Grace and Esther Balser, ana
solos by Miss Amelia Oberndoerfer.
Refreshments were served. The chap
ter will meet January IL, When the
degrees will be conferred The mem
bers of the ways and means commit
tee will meet at the residence OF the
matron January %, at 1880 pm me
auxiliary home board supper VIII be
held January 20, at 1880 pm, in the
hall.
Matron Donald of Friendship Chap
ter, No. II, announces the chapter s
fourteenth birthday celebration next
Tuesday evening, to which members
of the fraternity are invited.
Electa Chapter. No. 2. will have
charge of the religious services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home to-
day at 3 o'clock. Rev. G. Howard
Lambdin will officiate. The chapter
will initiate candidates next Tuesday
evening The auxiliary board VIII
meet at the home of Mrs. Ethel Copes
Frazier tomorrow evening.
Auxiliary home board of Ruth Chap
ter, No. /, will hold d card party at
Hecht's Auditorium next "wednesday
at 1870 o'clock. The dormitory board
will meet at the home OF Chairman
Margaret Wollman. 1870 Morse street
northeast, Tuesday, at 1870 O'Clock.
A card party will be given by the
drill team corps of Bethlehem Chap
ter, No Z. next Saturday at 3 pm,
under the direction of Caroline Gent
ner, chairman.
Matron NJ. Dell Sabe of Brightwood
Chapter, No AZ, announces the meet
ing of January IS has been called off
on account of the meeting of the
Grand Chapter. The ways and means
committee will hold card party Jan
uary 18 at the residence OF Grace
Hixon, 5758 Georgia avenue. The en-
dowment committee will also hold a
card party January 20, at pm, at
the residence of Alice NJ. Winter, 1929
Twenty seventh street.
Joppa Lodge Chapter, No. 81, will
celebrate It's sixth birthday January
10, In charge of Mrs. Gertrude G.
Norcross. The annual dance will be
held February 10 at Wardman Park
Hotel. There will also be tables for
bridge and 500.
The ways and means committee of
Warren G.. Harding Chapter met at
the home of the worthy matron, Mrs
Flora Waldman, 1897 Girard street
northwest, Tuesday evening and plan
ned activities for the ensuing year.
One of the events will be a dance and
card party to be held at Wardman
Park February IS. A shower for a
hope chest will be held Tuesday eve
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off on account of the Grand Chapter

off on account of the Grand Chapter
session.
At the meeting of Cathedral Chap
ter next Wednesday evening. the de-
grees will he conferred. and program
in charge of Alice Taylor will be pre-
scented.
The ways and means committee Of
Martha Chapter, No. 4, Patron John
ID. kurtZ, chairman, will give a dance
at 2400 Sixteenth street January 10.
The dOrmitory committee, Mrs Mary
Beavers, chairman, will meet next
Tuesday at the home of MatrOn Lille
+. Barker. So II street. The home
board, Associate Matron Charlotte
Paine, chairman, will also meet at
the home of the matron January IS.
The next meeting of the chapter will
be devoted to the comforting Of the
degrees.
Past Grand Matron Cowles. assisted
by Past Matron Trogner as grand
| marshal. and Edith NJ Fowler as
grand chaplain. installed the follow
Ing officers for Fidelity Chapter, No.
10, at it's last meeting: Clara Keisel,
matron; Charles Webster ketcham,
patron; Edith w. Main, associate
iAfttiOi' BueTlt6 vi. NlllHe, SeCTS-
| tary; Emily +. Thompson, cOnduc-
tress; Ruth b. Oscar, associate con
ductress; Opha NJ. Johnson, chaplain;
Sue Laing, organ1st; Effie Gulick, mar
shall; Rebecca Rabenovits, Adah;
FRANKIE Settlemyer. Ruth; Ruth
Cohen. Esther; Melba X Taylor,
Martha; Laura r. Thompson, Electa;
Eva G. LANG, warder, and Henry
Marks. sentinel. Song selections were
rendered by Leonard Chick, tenor
soloist, and Estelle Waterman gave
several recitations. Gifts were pre-
scented to retiring Matron Shaw, re-
tlrlng Patron ketcham. Matron Keisel
and Emily F.. Thompson, conductress
Esther Chapter celebrated it's thirty
first birthday Thursday evening. Past
Grand Matron Julia n. Streater in
original verse, with piano accompani-
ment by Mrs. Earl Barber presented
the past officers and touched the high
spots" of events in each officers year.
A white carnation was placed on the
altar for past officers who had died
since the chapter was chartered, Jan
uary 8. 1896. Past Patron Charles f.
Baldwin responded for the past Off
GERS. Greetings were received from
Past Grand Patron T. Frank Morgan,
Philadelphia, and Past Patron r. st.
Clair Thompson, New York This pro-
gram was followed by refreshments
and dancing in the banquet room.
Matron Ada E. Phillips announces a
dance and cards at Wardman Park
January 26.
At the last meeting of Areme chap
ter the following musical program was
given: Piano solos, Miss Marjorie
Davis: contralto solos, Mrs. Goldie
Hutchins; piano solos, Mrs Temara d.
Metrieff;' violin solos, Miss Virginia
Cureton. followed by dancing and re-
freshments. Mrs. Grace Preston an
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ming, January II at the home Of the

ming, January II at the home of the
matron.
Good VIII Chapter, No. &c. will give
a dance at Northeast Temple. Eighth
and r streets northeast. January Is.
The next meeting will be January IS,
instead of January "a, on account Of
the Grand Chapter session,
The officers Of Columbia Chapter,
No. Is, were installed December "a
BY Past Grand Matron Tiliey 6.
Chauncey, assisted by Past Matron
Clara b. Leverton, as marshal, and
Past Matron Edith A. Williams, as
chaplain: AIatron, Lena Fisher;
patron. Robert Il. Allan; associate
matron, Mae V Evans; secretary ire
elected. Freddy &. lie Lesdernier,
treasurer (re-elected) Cora NJ. Colds
worthy; conductress, Helen Mullen
berg: associate conductress. Geru ude
Smith: chaplain. Grace A. Gilcrest
marshal, Eleanor Potter. orgauist
Ruby Booth: Adah Elizabeth Hand
Ruth, Ruth s. White: Esther, GladVs
Murphy; Martha, Mildred Syfrig
electa, Florence Mae Boucher: warder
May l.. Richards. Sentinel Dr. Fred
erick Smith was unable to be present
and will be presented for installation
at a later date. Past Patron +. T.
Putnam presented to the junior past
matron the jewel. Past Matron Clara
3. Leverton presented the jewel tt
the Junior past patron.
There will be a meeting of the dor
| mitory committee next Thursday al
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Clara
Fl. Livingston. 1918 Thirteenth street
The ways and means committee viii
meet at the hall today at 3 p m. All
members are requested to be present
Takoma Chapter, No. 10. at a spe
cial meeting, installed the following
officers: Matron, Mary Kindt; patron
George G.. Shinn; associate matron
Mary y. Kiefer: secretary, Lillian
Dickens (re-elected); treasurer. Annie
Langley (re-eleCted. conductress
Bertha Brown; associate conduCtress
Georgia t. Hendricks; marshal, Cola
Malcolm; organist, Ruby Arnold; chap
lain, Mayda BrOwner; Adah, Grace
Ellis; Ruth, Margaret Balm; Esther
1neZ Burrows; Martha, Mary Horner
electa. Harriet Kruger; warder. Lii
liam Munro, and sentinel, BENJAMIN
Browner. Junior Past Matron Adams
received many gifts. Her jewel was
presented by Secretary Lillian Dick
ems. Mrs. Malcolm presented the
patron with his jewel The star points
and associate matron presented the
officers gift to the retiring matron
Past Matron Clinton installed her sis
ter, Mary Kindt, as matron; Past
Matron Shinn installed her husband
as patron, and Junior Past Matror
Adams installed the other officers
Fred Farrar Of Areme Chapter sang
solos and Miss Gieger of Florida gave
recitations.
Lebanon Chapter, No. 20, of which
Mrs. Augusta Thompson is matron
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and appointed:
Preside Mt - DR..
r g n i a m in w.
SUNNY.
First vice preSi-
dentG q I r r
Dunkuln. G 7 a II d
Ma ster OF Ma sons.
Second vice pres
ident - Or. Leroy
Durhin W alter.
Secretary - Ben
C. A1cQIay. re-
elected.
Ire a S ur @ T.
James r. Lamhie
reelected,
Almoner--Davi d
James Roberts.
NJ .1I D.,
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LODGES
Dawson. No. Is. z. A.
MondaA --Pentatuh NJ. 23. NJ. M,
special at : 80 - ni.
Tuesday-Federal. No. ]. F. G.
Samuel Gompers. No. 70. +: 4,
Wedne Sday-Brightwo wood, No. 43. +. A.
Friday-Hope. No. 90. f. G.
SaturdaN-SChool ot instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. No. IL, anu
Washington Naval. No. 8. Joint
grand visitation. = nm.
Tues0ay-potomac No. s. grand viSl-
tation. s pm.
wednrsda,- Washington Naval. No.
6. Mark
Thursday-Wllam r. Singleton. No.
IA grand visitation. = nm.
Friday-CapitOl. No. IL. and Wool
ridge. No. ,. Joint grand Vi>ita-
ton. p.m.
KNIGHTS " % r. COMMAN-
DFRTES.
Tuesday-De Molay. No. 4. Order of
the Temple.
Orient No. ). Order of Malta,
special at : nm.
SCOTTISH RITE
Tuesday-Evangelist Chapter Rose
CrOix. goth degree
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tions made TO the million dollar edu.
cational endowment fund. 81, 016 hav-
ing been contributed in its name by
Washington Masonic bodies and indi-
viduals. The next largest contribu-
ton, $500, was received from Crusade
Chapter. Scranton. Pa. while New
York Chapter of New York City is
third with $407.s4, Dad Roller was In
charge of the campaign.
The Masqueraders will entertain the
guests of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home Friday. They will be as
sisted by the Robert lie Bruce Patrol.
With a snappy drill Refreshments
will be served
The team for the new second degree
has been selected and rehearsals will
begin at once In order that 1t may
be conferred at the first meeting in
February.
Capitol Forest. No. 1O4. Tall Cedars
of Lebanon held its first "get-to-
egther" meeting of it's contact com
mittee last night in the Pythian Tenn
pie. Immediately following the install
lation of the elective officers of the
forest December 80, the newly elected
grand tall cedar announced the APP
pointment of this committee, which
Masonic lodge in the District of Co
lumbia and nearby Maryland and Nir-
ginia lodges represented in the mem
berShip of Capitol Forest. This com
mittee, consisting Of so members. is a
boosters committee and its work
is in cooperation with the grand tall
cedar, Alvah w. Patterson, and the
chairman of the membership commit
tee, H. M. Vandervort.
Tomorrow night the executive com
mittee will hold it's first official meet
ing at the New Willard Hotel, 8
O'Clock, to discuss plans for the cere-
monial to be held the latter part of
the month. This committee is COM
posed of the following: p. Raymond
Boasch, G. r. Brill, Harry f.. Glad
man, NJ. l.. Hart, John Harvey, c. A.
Jacquette, J. r. Jenkins. George f.
Johnson, Alvah w. Patterson, j. T.
Prendargast, Harry +. Rieseberg. ].
@. Slye, Frederick r. Steffens, ii. d.
Tryon and Fl. NJ. Vandervort.
The Lafayette Lodge, Fellowship
Club, will hold an informal dance
January 81 at 2400 Sixteenth street.
st. Johns Lodge No. H.. at it's
stated communication to be held next
Friday evening will confer the Eel
loWcraft degree. Senior Deacon Geo.
b. McGinty will head the official line,
assisted by Junior Deacon Theo. G.
Lewis. Refreshments will be served.
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A T the forty-ninth annual conven-
n ton of the Masonic Veteran AS
ISOLATION of the District of Columbia.
held in December, the following of
ficnrS Nele elect Cd
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EASTERN STAR.

The thirty-first annual session of
the Grand Chapter of the District of
Columbia will be held next Friday
night at o'clock at the Masonic TEN
pie, Thirteenth street and New York
avenue