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Evening star., 1928-11-02

"Here lies Mayor Parker,
Whom the Lord saw fit to slaughter
He died without any fears,
Was buried without any tears,
And where he's gone and how he fares,
Nobody knows and nobody cares"
In an English churchyard this was
found by reader:
"A man and wife were buried here,
Who lived together 40 year;
They both one year were born, as you
may see,
And lived to the age of 63.
They in one year we're buried, this is
true,
A caution, reader, is to each of you:
Amend your lives, live godly still,
Then welcome death, come when it will"
Evening star., 1928-11-02
Pumpkin Pudding.

This is almost as good as pumpkin
pie and is thought by some persons to
be more wholesome because of the abb
sence of crust. Beat the yolks Of two
eggs to a light froth, add cupful of
granulated sugar, and two cupfulS of
sifted pumpkin. Stir well, then pour
in three cupfuls Of milk, some spices,
and salt to taste. Grease a baking
dish and pour in the cuStard, bake in
a very moderate oven until firm, then
top with nieringue made of the whites
of the eggs and four tablespoonfulS Of
granulated sugar, flavor with lemon.
and brown lightly. This pudding is
good when baked In ramekins
and served individually It may be
enriched with one-fourth cupful of
chopped hickory nut meats.
Evening star., 1928-11-02
Furs Combined With Fabrics
BY MARY MARSHALL.

and fabric are really smarter than any,
thing we have had for years.
One OF the most charming formal
wraps I have seen this season was of
light beige cloth, with collar and wide
cuffs of black Persian lamb. A street
coat of tailored SmartnesS was made of
very dark gray mixture, with collar
of dark krimmer. The sketch shows a
velvet afternoon wrap finished with a
long attached stole-like collar of cara
cul, half black and the other half gray.
1t is in adjustable style, so that either
the black or the gray part OF the fur
may be placed on top.
Another wrap to which I have lost
my heart is made of brown velvet, quite
loose and roomy. in three-quarters
length, with collars and cuffs of Persian
lamb shading from a fairly light brown
to a deep chocolate tone
There are bright-colored coats trim
med with black fur, and with coats of
this description the type of frock that
is most smart is one of black. A red
cloth coat with black Persian lamb fur
collar calls for black crepe de chine
frock
For your own sophisticated adult self
you may prefer frocks made sans trim
ming, but to your younger daughter
some sort of trimming seems essential
and I have noticed that frockS for the
younger girls almost always do have
some obvious though tasteful trimming.
Bands or appliques of colored wool en-
broidery are effectively used on frockS
for Autumn and Winter, and this trim
ming is done by means of odds and
ends of gayly colored wool on coarse
canvas. If you would like to know how
to do it, please send me your stamped,
self-addreSsed envelope and I will send
you. the information.
(Copyright, 1929
Evening star., 1928-11-02
Nut Hash on Toast.

Toast thin slices of wheat bread and
butter. Take three eggs, half a cupful
of chopped nut meats, and one table
spoonful of cream, and dash of pep
per and salt Stir all together. Turn
into a skillet, in which one tablespoon
full of olive oil has been heated, and
mix with the chopping knife as it thick
ems. When firm, serve at once on the
buttered toast.
Evening star., 1928-11-02

CdloC VI 4 CbCL ~AA a.
hths, matchmaker,
whose abilities in
that line were an
honour to his pro-
fession: in t egrity
a S the main
spring and pru-
dence the 'regula-
tor of all actions
of his life. HUI
name. generous and
liberal, his hand
never stopped till
he had relieved dis
tress. So nj C e y
regulated were all
his motions that
he seldom went
wrong, except when
- -1S@n' INvy YO0n-
Evening star., 1928-11-02
My NeighbOr Says:

To remove cocoa stains from linen
tablecloths sprinkle the soiled parts
with borax and soak in cold water.
Silver will not tarnish readily If
a small piece of camphor gum is
lplaced with it when stored away.
When buying meats for a large
family, it is well to know that
shoulder of beef is a good invest
ment, as one can cut a good steak
off the shoulder, corn a piece and
make hamburg steak or a stew with
| The remainder.
Save sour mily, strain it through
q piece of muslin and let drip for
Ia hours. Place in a basin. add a
pinch of salt, form into a pat and
you will have a delicious cheese.
Evening star., 1928-11-02
Everyday Law Cases
Is q Contract Not to Change
VIII Valid?
BY THE COUNSELLOR.

Before entering into a second matri-
monial venture Sam Sterling and his
prospective bride drew up an ante
nuptial agreement. In pursuance Of
the agreement, Sterling executed a will
in which he devised two houses to his
wife, agreeing also not to alter or re-
woke the will
Mrs Sterling, after faithfully COM
plying with all the terms of the ante
nuptial agreement, learned, upon her
husbands death, that he had executed
a new will, in which he revoked the
clause giving her the two houses he
had promised. Thereupon she inSti-
tuted suit to compel the heirs who
had acquired the property under the
will to make conveyance to her. The
heirs contested the widows suit, assert
ing that the provision in the ante
nuptial agreement not to alter or re-
woke the will was invalid.
Mrs. Sterling won her suit and had
the title to the property in question
vested in her, in accordance with the
following ruling by the court:
while ordinarily will is revocable
the law permits man to use his own
property at his pleasure, and if he
chooses he may enter into an agree
ment not to change his WILL"
A microphone for the benefit of bed
Evening star., 1928-11-02
BY J. p. GLASS.

planned, and her pale, sunken face lit
with a sad smile.
Her trials we're not ended. Partisan
dislike brought the impeachment
charges against johnson. These were
days of pain unjustly inflicted But the
President won out. His term was fin
ished in calm.
Despite her ills, she survived him.
He died in 1875, she not until year
later.
copyright, l9281
Evening star., 1928-11-02
The Sidewalks of Washington
BY THORNTON FISHER.

From time to time this column has
received amusing epitaphs from readers.
They have accumulated until We have
enough tn print again. r. D. F. sends
the following:
Discovered in Wales: "Here lies
in an horizontal position the outside
Evening star., 1928-11-02

On a tomb near
Montmartre, near
Paris, says M. N.
F., is this:
ITO the memory
of M. Jobart; q
most excellent hus-
band and father.
H | S inconsolable
dow still con-
tinues to carry on
his grocery buSi-
ness in the Rue st.
Dennis, No. 243,
near the Cafe
Chinois."
G. H. says that
on an a n C i e n t
grave marker is
tho f0llOwin0.
Evening star., 1928-11-02

Not for years have furs been used so
conServatively and resefvedly as they
are used this season. Women have
come to realize that we'll made wrap
demands fur of good quality. "The
best you can afford is a good watch
word to remember in considering the
Evening star., 1928-11-02

A microphone for the benefit of bed
ridden guests has been installed in the
Protestant chapel of the United States
Naval Hospital. Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1928-11-02
Copyright. 1929

Across.
/. Himself.
3. Mineral spring.
6. Snake
9. Exclamation.
IL. Within.
IL. Paddle.
13. More than one.
IA. Mother.
IS. Gaze 11xedly.
10. Rips.
%. Proceed.
%. Meadow.
"a. Scotch name.
rs. Maid loved by Zeus.
81. Note of Guido'S scale.
%. Toward the rear.
%. Hypothetical force.
80. Negative.
80. Hymns.
38. Prefix: two.
80. Note of the scale.
40. Belonging to it.
Al. Aurora.
AZ. Within.
43. Smooth and glossy.
A. Woody plants.
46. I am.
48. Make a wager.
SO. Head. covering.
So. A U. S. possession abb.
So. Number abb.
54. Confusion.
SIS. Arabian name.
Sc. Beast of burden.
Down.
/. Belonging to him.
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Infant Care

Mothers. Nou can't stArt too eaelx e.
establish a eh,la'S ssFsHe aed TRANQUIL
disees,s,en, Even an infant can eA>s
a happy, tretlesS ssate ~ untetsrs
ruptsa health. What Viii help 90
this A Nnn'e, puFeix >eSstASis
product a. old a. ySU are Plain Cas-
tcrta.
A ts~ arepx ~ Caster,a NIL ssttis
all unsaa,asss az a pttS, W.T. d,sesi
eelie ~ ~ard aN senstteatteNi aNd
iust a. surely check s,arrhes,
In real stskRssx, call a ph>S,s an,
R6 many nhss,S'sns urge eots Cas-
TARA toe theaa httts eh,tdtsh disorders
that need aeth.ea more, Voc essa
never be afraid 60 ave nurS CAstev.s,
II - Sata sad perfectly harmless, cor
u eeasatns No parsaerle, ~ eatstsS,
40 dope 81 any k,ed, Al lssAt tes "A
true at the genuine ttetehavs Cas-
tSr,a that 10 the k,Ra doctors
tell Saa always 60 bay,
Flstehss's castaria il kes fae sNx
child All sAdaesa teNs 70 taxa 4,
Delicious 1ssIea and % ssea as Il
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SHEPHERDS or BETHLEHEM.

Loyalty Lodge met Monday evening
At Northeast Masonic Temple The fol-
lowing officers were installed by the
deputy supreme commander; Mrs.
Margaret E. Baker. assisted by Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Carey: Commander, Mrs.
Anna Everham: vice commander. Mrs.
Mabel DE Ment acting past command
er. Jack Phythian: marshal, Alice
Graul; chaplain, Peter Hart; SCRIBE.
Mrs. Anna e. Malley; accountant, Earle
Everham: treasurer. Fannie P. Joyner
mistress OF ceremonies. Mrs. Katie
Miller; inside guard, Malcolm Miller,
outside guard. William J. Malley; trus-
tees, Mrs. Josephine E. Mott, Mrs FlodA
M. Reagan and Mrs. Ethel Miles. The
commander made the following ap-
pointments: Aid to commander, Mrs
Edna Howard: chairman OF the good
and welfare. William J. Nalley; pianist.
Mrs. Floda M. Reagan. Deputy Super
visor John Carey. Mrs. Lena Carey.
chairman OF the supreme finance COM
mittee; Deputy Supreme Commanders
Mrs. Margaret Baker, Mrs. Hester
Burke. Mrs. Ethel Phythian, and Mrs.
Floda Reagan made addresses. William
j. Nalley announced dance TO be
given for Loyalty Lodge at Suitland
Community Hall February IA.
The Past Commanders Association
met at the home OF Mrs Margaret e
Baker 800 E street. Election Of officers
was as follows: President, Mrs.
Margaret Licarione: vice president, Mrs.
M. Orella Smith; chaplain, Mrs. Floda
Reagan; secretary. Mrs. Margaret
Baker; treasurer, Mrs. Jessie Richards.
Mrs. Lena Carey was elected honorary
president. Plans were made for the
joint initiation February 10 in North
east Masonic Temple. The past COM
manders Of the District will give the
degree work. Mrs Eva A. Hall, founder
of the order. and Mrs. Anna Brown,
supreme commander. and Mrs Lena
Carey. official organizer. will be IL
Washington for the class.
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BlRKENHEAD DENIES !
e.
COIN DECIDED CHOICE
Refutss Story Citing Alleged Mar
nsr OF Selecting His
-
Political Pa-tY.

Correspondence ~ t1@ Associated P~~ss =
OXFORD. England A ftp ot = cc&
did not decide which political pssSs
Lord Rir<enhsso should icSu, lSV
S1rSsnhead made that very clear n&rs
II was AZ al Oxford Union SccSsSs
debate when the StogN WAS sprung -
part ~ the anlTsg;aIgl,.s - ths $Sss
opposing the Secrs<Ary - STATE fS
India who IS : SGSTscn CONSERVATIVE.
That story So,>uE ths Ross vi 3 tess
mas been going the rounds scc NSsrt
as characteristics Liberal pleasantly
exclaimed tess cabinet member ~ ~
every a,tsGgy cf - liberal te&s = -
Ny7St ciscs. IL Was = ~. n ~ ssJN>~3
1t Was NOS ftp,ny. ara VI tks t..&c, q
IVES calculated - @lys <>fssaSE
I wan - derry tss StcvS es-S ests
NY IS >f,lc,S sHS s>>''SN 'ssNSs'.s,sg.s
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Supreme Chancellor Richard s.
WHITE will attend the annual conven-
ton OF the Grand Lodge in this city,
February 20. FL and % The Grand
Lodge will recess February %. and the
members. with members of Franklin
Lodge, will accompany Grand Chan
cellor Edgar c. Snyder and off,
GERS Of the Grand Lodge, and the
supreme chancellor to Mount Vernon.
The grand chancellor and manv
visitors attended the convention OF
Hermione Lodge and assisted in the
installation Of the officers.
The wavs and means committee will
meet at the temple Saturday evening
The halloween committee will make a
report.
The grand benefit ball OF Franklin
Lodge will be held in the willard Hotel
February z.
donation party was held at the
meeting of Rathbone Temple. Pythian
Sisters, for an unfortunate family. A
basket was filled and Mrs. Payne was
asked to deliver 1t with clothing and
money A 500 card party vas held
las: Friday evening. Mrs. Etting. chair
man. Mrs, La Barr of Amigo, Wis.
made an address
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FRATERNITIES

gram after which there were refresh,
ments and dancing.
Guests of the evening were Grand
Patron w. J. Dow. Past Grand MatrOn;
Gertrude Milan and Jessie Coles ant
Past Grand Patrons George Pitt 'ant
Joseph II. MilanS,
Mizpah Chapter will meet February
There will be a short business session,
entertainment and refreshments.
A class Of candidates was initiated in
Electa Chapter last Tuesday evening.
Mrs Marietta Thompson is chairman
OF the annual colonial bazaar. The Of
ticerS and husbands were entertained by
the patron. Robert Thompson, January
81 The auxiliary board will meet Tues
day evening at the home OF Mrs. Carrie
Smith. with Mrs. Ethel Keene Joint
hostess.
Joseph n Milans Lodge Chapter will
meet Thursday evening in Northeast
Masonic Temple. A social will follow
the business meeting. Matron Louise
E. Kieglow was appointed grand warder
in the Grand Chapter The willing
Workers will meet January 81 at the
home of the chairman, Anna Foreman.
TIA Ninth street northeast Mrs. Cath
crime Miller and Bertha Steinour will
assist.
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DAUGHTERS or AMERICA.

Independent Council met Monday
with the councillor. Mrs. Minnie Thomp-
son. presiding. State Deputy Mrs Cora
Mandy. installed the following officers
Councillor. Mrs Minnie Thompson: as
sociate councillor. Mrs Mary league,
vice councillor, Mrs. Margruate FRY; a.
aocia,e vice councillor. John Tucker.
conductor. Miss Ma3son RHINE; warden.
Mre. Nellie Dean. treasurer. Mrs Eall's
Muller: financial secretary, e. .. Echrer:
recording sec~et2-,'. Mrs !. - Reve.s.
,=s:as sentinel. Ms. Marjorie Matthews,
c;....a.@ Gs::t.st, Mrs. - Ss.!s- Eoc"
~cr...:-:..3.& wt:s received Addresses
re:e .:A1e b. sting members G. -
t.&. CoG.:c::. Mr, a@S A.:G. EG-&ette.
a:L5- g'...:c.: :e:EaG...2.:.s..tS were S&-VsG.
Neat .:.1....1. t..e coG.c- W.. ....se; tT.cs
l. r.c~..1.. .e.o:3 a:5 .tG:t.: Nc:" ...ys
a. acS street, J. 5o< r@-ty aa1 Sc
ca, pcll 5s .e.G
Anaco:tia Council met Wednesday
evening with the councillor Gertrude
Everhart, presiding Mrs. Lillian Hazel
was elected inside sentinel. Under the
direction of Capt. Howard Beall, the
degree stan conferred the degrees on
Mrs. Lee. Past Councillor Mrs, Ella
| Smith has been appointed chairman
for the Orphans Home fund conf
mittce.
Anacostia Council Junior Order of
United American Mechanics. has ex-
| tended the Daughters Of America an
| invitation 10 attend special divine
| service at the Emanuel Episcopal
Church, Thirteenth and V streets
southeast, this evening at 7:45 o'clock
,, Rev. Luther II. Franck VIII be the
speaker for this occasion.
Unity Council conducted grand
State Council vlsitation NJ B0a | street
last Wednesday evening. State Coun~
cilor Mrs Elizabeth Shepherd and her
oflicial stafr and National Council Of
| flcers were Welcomed by the conduc~
treAA, Mrs Hannah Gates, and were
received by Councillor Mrs Marguerite
GRAY. Mrs, sadie Linkietter Of the
nationa, legislative committee of the
| National Council Of Jersey CITY. NJ. j..
made an address. The demonstration
| Of the unwrittfn Work was given by
the eonductress. followed by adj
dresses by the Stats councillor, Mrs.
Elizabeth Shepherd. and National
Home Treasurer Charles ii Miller.
The following program waa given
Vocal solos, Mrs Ethel Hurrougha. aos
companied at the piano by Mrs. Minnie
Hake presentation OF n gift from the
council Ia the state councillor by Past
Councillor Mrs. Mabel Kirk; instru.
mental selections by Wallace Carrigan,
presentation OF IA aft from the council
| "a the associate State councillor Mfa
Cora l. Thompson, by the conduotress
rasat Councillor Charles II. Muller of
Barbara Frietchie Council assisted by
William r. Spuriln of Mount Hainief,
Md savo sketch, presentation Of n
GIFT 10 The deputy state 0ounniior. Mra.
Ethel Miles, by Vice Councillor Mrs
1helma itaahi presentation of cit
| ~ tlle slata vios eauncilor, Mrs, Cafrir
q A9 lie nv ihs den,t'' pas Ethnl
Miles. paAt Councillor MiaA Georgia
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JOBS DAUGHTERS.

At the last meeting a large class was
initiated by the newly installed officers
Honored queen. Virginia Schmidt: senior
princess, Margaret Horn; junior prin-
cess, Hazel Miller: guide. Margaret
Cummins: marshal. Marie Miller: chap
lain. Virginia Green: treasurer. Gather
ire rardine: librarian. Louise Pa5ccck;
recorder, LILLIAN PLACER. pianist. Mae
Stevens; first messenger. Margaret VII
li2n,s: second messenger. Cuarita Over
Zee; third messenger. stella R.ch:
fourth messenger. Jane Appech: Nth
messenger. Hester Vowel: senior custo-
dian. Dorothy McCrone; junior custo-
dian, Ruth Martin: inner guard. Doro-
thy Stringfellow: outer guard. Alva
Tucker.
The next meeting will be held Feb
ruary 4. After q short business session
the Bethel will be closed Members and
friends are then invited 10 a social
at S:4S.
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WooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

Morris Sheppard Grove will meet IN
the w. o. w. Temple Thursday. One
candidate is TO be initiated. There will
be a social.
Three groves Of Washington are Civ
ing combined benefit card party for
two unfortunate members OF the circle.
The three groves taking part are Morris
Sheppard, Willow and Blue Bonnet.
The card party is IN take place a. the
w. o. ". Temple tomorrow
woo6men Circle will hold $ card
party tomorrow at pm, at the temple.
935 Grant place.
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woMaN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.

Representative l.. c. Cramton OF
Michigan and Minnie Fisher Cunning
ham OF Texas. candidate for the United
States Senate. will be the guests OF
honor and speakers at the banquet To
be held BY the Officers' Club Tuesday
evening at 7:30 O'Clock at the Arlington
Hotel. A program OF music will be
presented. directed by Mrs. Frances
Brown. with Miss Zoe Ponorow as SOLO
list. Mrs Mary k!lleen. president of
the club. will make all address OF well
come and introduce Mrs. Nj. S Nc
Mahon. who viii act as toastmistreSS
The Alpha Beta Chi Girls will meet
"Wednesday In the office of the aSSocia-
ton. 2i9-220 McGill Building The
newly elected officers will take their
places Miss Loretta I.owenStein. preSi-
dent. will preside, Important business
relative To the years program will, be
discussed
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Washington Council viii entertain lis
members and friends with cards from
10 IL o'clock Tuesday night. The
Christopher Luncheon Club vii hold
its weekly lunch Friday At the Lee
House II will be known as Eddie powl-
ing day with the well known theatrical
s.ar as the guest OF honor, This lunch
con will be open IN the wives ~ tnt
members
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MAII'AHEES,

Mount Vernon Tent rendered re-
cept,on to Supreme Commander A. W
FRYE at Northeast Masonic Temple
Monday evening. William II. Severe
commander Of the tent, presided. Mr
Frye made an address, I 4. Turner
supreme chaplain froln Norfolk, Va,
State Commander Bender. Commander
Bagaott OF Alexandria. Va. Mrs. Bag
gott, commander OF Alexandria Hive
were present, With MANY local officials
The degree work Was presented by
the degree team OF National Tent
under the direction OF Capt J, W
Fletcher.
Mount Vernon lent meets every
second and fourth Monday a, North
east Masonic Temple
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NATIONAL. IiNlON

Central Council met MONDAY evening
a. Pythlan Temple. President s A
Armstrong presided The following or
GERS were Installed; President w. ~
lett. Vice President r. Movers, Speaker
u. J. Smith. ex-prcSsdcn, E. Armstrong.
Secretary G. d, Shre,e. Financial Score
tary y. C. su.sc". Treasurer @ c.
Augusta. Chsp!a!. u. O C!e~,. USss.
G, ccpscs2res. Sergeant Z, v. Evans.
Coo"heersr c. :. c:;@ss we ca-s-
.::1::r was eo1Sue:eS y Senator J. i.
V ....2.::@. assisted g. u " Scne& -
- --Ss..:.3.
.7+@::1a cs=:2:s '' ss &C. $50 ''; rs.
tsct = :: 2-coGs. we n'-ss:Se:, J, c
McCc=:sM Spea&e. J y Cure. e%-
sres!6ts: " T. Coee. secre.ayy @. :.
Livingston. Financial Secretary J II.
Bell. Treasurer T. IL Dawson, Chaplain
r. u. Rush. Usher r n Gingras, Ser
geant C. A. Fabritg. Doorkeeper II, W
:5elah. Trustees j. C. Mcconnell G.. r.
Fogle and II. n. Rush we're installed nv
r. M Pershing. assisted by w, II. Bell
AS marshal and delegate from the
executive board. An orchestra rem
dered selections, Addresses were made
by J A. Williams and J, II, Jones. mon-
ologucs and jig dances by Ii, q, Glenn,
United Council met january 40 with
President Albright presiding, Senator
Rhodes with delegation from the
executive board installed the following
officers: President w. r. Wilkinson, Vice
President J. II, Robertson. Speaker ~
n Coping. ex~presiden' - n, Al
bright Secretary ID. n, Whitman
Financial Secretary A. =. Brown. Treas
urer r. d Morris. Chaplain N, Nj,
ioveiess. Usher t. H., Welghtmai,
Sergeant NJ, - Newland. Doorkeepe'
f. W Michaeis. Trustees &. T.. Haden.
w. q. He'll ana T. nj. Pershing,
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natvFe eN ira aASAaas SaS 49, 49,
Aer~ YEA have ths Ssnu,as ave eseN
CaateFta. ~
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mother
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ORDER or DK MOl.AY.

The fiist and second degrees viii he
conferred In nun form at the COMMUNE
cation Of Robert lie Bruce Chapter neNt
Friday, An invitation Is extended a.
amy Master Mason who so desires 60
Witness the work
The Three Wishes" play entered
by the de Malay MaSQueradefS In the
Community Center dramatic contest,
was presented before the chapter al the
last meeting,
THE chapters entertainers will brad.
cast program tomorrow night ttNm
The Fellow ship fUfum Station WIFI,
They Win also present performance
al St fauls Church, Wednes day
evening
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PATRIOTIC ORDER or AMERICANS

Camp No : will meet next Thursday
AT s pm. Al Woodmen$ Hat In Grant
place
Camp No. , SN hold installation
ceremonies Friday evening ~ Northeast
Masonic Temple Mr< Fannie SrcNn,
incoming rrcSisier' desires az members
- W present
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SHEPHEHOS or BErHI.gHEM

Trinity Lodge met Mnndav in Ec6
Mems He'll The following officers were
Installed: Commander, NJ WonGohck.
f!cs commander NJ pcm6srs. past
commander. z. SyccAS, aide - cc--
r,snSer. e, Brooks marshal. e. Sowe"
Ses.5s. e Mitchell. accountant. ~
I:rc$s e.sp.2:. - yar-.c-.: c.AS;e:
o. ceremonies ", G-cSss inside guard
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penheimer and II. Fl. Kesler trustees;
DR.. c. J. Demas. physician. and George
Sellers, secretary
Edward j. Murphy announces final
arrangements for the banquet in honor
of the Grand Exalted Ruler John F..
MaIley are about completed. Frank j..
Hogan will be the toastmaster. The
committee meets tomorrow in the
lodgero0m Of the Elks Home at 3 pm.
Secretary Howard M. Peter requests all
members to attend.
Young Elks' night" will be held next
Wednesday at 3 pm. A program has
been arranged. Nominations for the
new officers OF the lodge will take place