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KNIGHTS OF PYTHiAS.

Grand Chancellor Edgar T.. Snyder
will install the officers In Webster
Lodge Tuesday evening. and In Anna
ranth Lodge at its next regular con
vention.
The officers Of Mount Vernon Lodge
will lie installed Wednesday evening
by William II. Hardy.
Supreme Representative Frank II.
Crown will install the officers ot syria
cusians Lodge Friday evening.
The grand vice chancellor viii In
stall the officers OF Capital Lodge Tues
day evening.
Th, officers of Excelsior Lodge will
he installed by the grand inner guard
Tuesday evening.
At the stated convention Of Anna
ranth Lodge the following officers
| were elected Chancellor comma ntier
=. Webster Farran. vice chancellor
William T. Stoops. prelate. William
T. bradley tre-ciected, master OF eN
| cheuuer. Nathan CowsilI ,re-ciecic,n
master OF finance, Herman WealthalI
| tre.eiectctll; keeper Of records and seal
Writ Ii, f'urr re.electedl. master nj
work. Arthur !. Emhrey; master ~,
arms. u. u. Walker. inner guard. Il
r. Brooks, outer guard. Charles T.
Fortune, trustees. William Baldwin
Hardy. j, l., Hawkins and X, L. Jen
kins. relief bureau, ]. I, Hawkins,
garnd lodge representatives William
. Baldwin Hardy. Dent NJ. Freeman,
Herman Mcaithali, \, Lacy Emhrcy
and William y. PAYNE. varc,akcr.
Arthur j. Emhrey: audit committee.
William j.. bradley, = W, FaFran and
\. !, Emhrey.
The officers will he installed by
the grand chancellor january Ii,
The result ot the election III Web
ster Lodge ts sls follows, Chancellor
commander. Joseph 4. Lynn; Vice
chancellor. II. l.. Van Steenhurg; pref
ate. l.coni,tls |. tseail keeper ot rcc'
ofds and seal. Y, &, Taylor ue'clecteshs
master of finance. James h Merton
trc.electedi, master ut eNcheuucr Ralph
II, Ford uc.electcth. master 1T arms
w. e.. GannaWay, master ut work.
Fred chamisun, Inner GUARD X, T.
Mothershcad; outer guard John h,
hickman tre.electedl trustees. JOAN T..
Cuthbert. Samuel banks and tlcvc'
and kennicut; delegate to relief hus
Feau, William 4, Eaum. represents,
tiNes tn the grand iotlFv, l.. |. Reau
taiph IL. Ford, !, Ii, htc6ntan. Samuel
Tanks and cleveland kennlcutt,
These officers viii Ia installed Tues
day evening,
Officers elected iii Capital Lodge
We're; Chancellor Vosunana'r, Ffxd
W. BECKER; Vice chancellor. George y
Solleta. pretate, O 4. Nichols, inl,star
NJ arms, John a. itehmS master ef
hhance, Charles l., Sdut, master IT
e<ehoauoe, lterl..n H. TMhvt; Keep
~ 1T toosYis aud seal, tst>aae " Sol
hers. master ri wWk. jess Packer.
Inner e,tafd. Elia l. Ctsaluet outer
huatd Jared +, SkidmctS, rel'vI hu
te4ta, lAm@s h, Wilson, attnd lo,tse
representa- ives ~tiouRae W Sultols. lt
lis tteainer, James b., Nilsson, Al
hetI T., Getham and Jared r, Shtd
more.
These officers VIII hs installed Tues,
1AY evening
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ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANs

The Commodore Barry Division met
at the Is. of &. Hall December 20.
At the close of the business session
a social session was held.
Vocal selections were rendered by
Miss Theresa Collins. state treasurer
of the Ladies' Auxiliary. and by Power
Stanton. They were accompanied on
the piano by Miss Catherine O'COnnor.
Miss Peggy Meenehan read a paper
on the Constitution OF the United
States and also gave an exhibition Of
Irish step dancing Violin solos and
duets were rendered by Prof. James
V. Alexander. Prof. Frederick Eibner
and Joseph Fitzgerald.
National Director Patrick J. Haiti
san spoke on the condition of the order
throughout the Middle Western States
where he has been visiting recently
in connection with his duties as Il
national director. Mr. Haltigan in.
formed the division that ii is to
be honored by visit of the national
president. Judge Sweeney of Clese-
land. Ohio. and the national president
Of the ladies' auxiliary. Mrs. Mary t.
Horan of Pittsburgh. about January 20.
James r. Mccarthy. president of
the Commodore Barry Division. pre-
sided at the business session. and
JOSE pr itAat PAX
sided at the social session. Michael J..
Dowd. vice president of the Commo-
dore Barry Division. had charge Of
the entertainments.
The ballroom of the Raleigh Hotel
has been engaged for a joint meeting
of the members of the order and the
ladies' auxiliary on the occasion Of the
visit of the national presidents.
Several of the district officers of the
ladies' auxiliary attended the social
session Among those were Miss Eliza.
beth Lynn. district president; Miss
Theresa Collins. district treasurer. and
Mrs Joseph A. DAILY, district chairman
Of Irish history. The proceedings
closed with the singing of The Star
Spangied Banner" by the audience. &c.
companied By the several musicians.
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wuMA>'S RE>EEtr ASSOCIATION

.\a meetInsS SChetlulel Ior t<Ns,tns>
r,w viii ee emitted this mouth nn AZ
euuas 1T The New Near Eelehtas lNn>
The A'pAa laata IN. Girls viii mevt
aud elecg cttlceEs "Wednesday e>vl1ias
at \ o'tl,srA at *lA Mccall k,,is,lteS
\ heavHt cari Marty viii h. gtNSu
by NNtNrN Review SATURDAY. eNen,ts
az the hNNe at Mrs, Ala H>rny> "a
tewa eiscle, tHl,tSe and NV hun>ltt<i
Viii he psaNea and the games NH
start ~ ) aSleck.
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vi lI1t 'f1ii III y,
show That the
strength IF that
corps based on .
per cent 81 the
humber Of fin:
0fIl cers Ia rot ade
qu"tn. TITS corps.
Admiral Oregon.
points o'l:. +. y;Ia
ori'. ore perform
ing work 1or bo;n
he Navy ana
NJ n l. i u o Corps
whose strength Is
not based on the
personnel Of bot
branches OF the
vice. Previous
reports have rec
commended Z N "A I
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CAgrvSssaesscssS~ % tae Associated rr~ssN
FNNTlk<sots Wales -~i>ansyg>a>, +,
hsvS,, noG nj she AcUr Aat ser a xN><si
loytS time se come, ~ Thomas Ga(sea
TOWN. clerk, whc said he wAad aeg sS~
ceps raise in salary. and stuck 20 t.
The ttscFeaSe Mas handed Alna On a
platter eas he rTsssSss1 ss<ssas blank,
Mr.. ua,sen, Who Mas = hast birth
day. III declining expressed his apeyS-
citation III the honor Hssns him BY the
town cnuaru in INCREASING his salary
III weekly, Nut Sas1 that ne weeld acS
have il sa view Of existing eeaJlES mrs
In the South Males c<Sas seAsS. WaeES
there are Sa.eea men eus ~ wesS,
This - the thtyI slns& wNAsn a;
,nanN wears thar Ma MAIDEN has san
no" "a SALARY stt<yvSsSs erNssSsSslS
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SONS AND nAtGufklsS Of
l.llttskA'N,

The following officers were elected
FNes,,aN by Hope tounclE tNuacller,
thafles Msader, assustate rouWilat,
Ruth ttauer, vlce caunellaf, Lillian
tna'lesl associate vice eaunet.el, Malhe
s'oAnlaShl reearding secretary, @adie
ienAms' assistant secretary, hessse
Lunk, ilnaavtai secretary, Jane Itun.
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cilor J. 8. Latham. Past Councillor q.
and others.
Princes of Grand Oriental Court
have been notified Of the "coid foot
| initiation to be held I'm Northeast Ma.
sonic Temple January IL.
| Star Spangled Banner Council met
December 23, with Vice Councillor j.
II. Bourne presiding. The following
officers were elected: Councillor. J. j..
| Bourne: vice councillor. Russell Bcrgin'
| recording secretary. George +. Barnes
assistant recording secretary, J.. j
Engelhardt; financial secretary. &. w
Magil; treasurer. J. w. Speakmar
warden. j. w. Brown; conductor. q
| w. Upperman; insid, sentinel. II. T.
Sutherland; outside sentinel, II. G.
GOrbett trustee, w. l.. Sudwarth. md
, chaplain, G.. l.. Myers. Addresses were
made bv G.. w. MagiI. w. j.. Sud
| warth, state Council Treasurer T.. +
Jones. =. l.. Englehardt, II. u. tIon-
man, w. l.. Graves and l.. +. Winner
Liberty Bell Council will be host
January to the State Council officers
| in the first of their annual visitations
| in Northeast Masonic Temple.
II. +. o. ELKS.
Edward J. Murphy, chairman Of tho
banquet committee arranging the ban
q act in honor Of Grand Exalted Ruler
John +. Mallcy and his staff. an
nounces that this banquet will be held
at the Willard Hotel February Is
Invitations have been accepted and
the banquet will be attended by EtrSc
delegations from the following lodges,
led by their exalted rulers: Annapolis
Baltimore, Cambridge, Md; Crislirld
Md; Cumberland, Md; Frederick. Md.
Irrostburg, Md; Iiagcrstown, Md.
| Salisbury. Md; Towson. Md; vii
/ mington. Del, and Alexandra. Va
! Twenty-one past exalted rulers III
Washington Lodge will assist MI
Murphy in making the arrangements
The relief committee Of the lodge
! through the chairman of the dlStFi
button committee, Edward James
| krieg. delivered more than 2oo ba&
kets among the needy In the District
of Columbia Christmas eve. Members
Of the clown band and the Eihs' Com
edy Club acted as Santa Clauses
| Clothing. fuel and toys were included
Several hundred Elks who became
members of Washington Lodge in The
| past year will haze n night all by
| themselves, with the old guard &c
carry them on Washington Lodge
has set aside the session of February
| as young Elks night.
The Clown Band and the Elks' Com
edy Club entertained the orphans OF
the city at the Christmas celebration
given by the knights OF Columbus
last Monday. The two organizations
will on January II stage an enter
tainment for the children of st. Jo
seph's orphan Asylum. e. w. Tired
way recently gave a Understanding
party to the fun.makers of the lodge.
Initiation night will be January IL.
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nell, tr,Nl a,rev. Mary rrenAer, guide,
Catherine Jones' inside guard, Law,
renee Robinson, outside guard, Ian
rence tteinrtchS, trustee, George IRA
val They will Ne Installed ne>t Tues
day. at which meeting candidates viii
he Initiated
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l.>n,kS or ruE 4. &, {. az u,

President Airs, Msunsc L. Tote IT
Washington Cnunvil viii receive tt~saN
Erunt \ to II pm at her hanac, ltSS
T. street northeast
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ARMY.

A proposal providing for an increase
i'm the pay of Army nurses has been
forwarded hy Surg. Gen. Ireland 10
the Secretary OF War. From con.
ferences held with representatives of
the Navy ON this subject. IL is be-
iieved that the Navy Department Will
concur in the terms Of this bill Under
the present law. Army nurses receive
no longevity increase after completing
the tenth year of service. and Il is the
desire Of the Army medical authcri.
ties that small increase for each
three wears of service corresponding
To the periods during which their ap-
pointments are renewed. up Ia p
years. he authorized. and particularly
that the initial pay be- $loo monthly
in order To attract Ia the service the
better class OF nurses On the SCorSs
81 Iav alone IL is estimated thst the
Increased cost for the 1929 fi~<al year.
should this proposal be placed III ef'
feet. would I've approximately S@>.l Sa>
As regards Increased rental allowS nee.
only 20 members Of the Nurse Corps
are at present involved. and the adj
,ii;ionssl cost would not exceed SS,SSo
per wear.
According tn the proposal, the an.
nuai active haSc i,aN at members Of
tle Nurse (eitsS R xiv -ttAES SsttN ~
the Navy would h. rs follows, During
the figSt three wears III service. $l.@oAs
from beginning III the fourth wear ~
service until completion NJ the SINta
wear, Si.Sse. from beginning NJ the
seventh wear of service until compile
ton of the ninth wear, >l,i@e, from
beginning of tenth YEAR ~ service un-
I'll completion of the twelfth wear.
81 $40, from beginning ~ the thir'
tcenth year Of service unGu conapse;soa
Of fifteenth wear. Sies1s from hrStn-
ming III sixteenth YEAR ~ service uA-
ill completion vi etShtSvnth Wear,
St.sSa: from beginning oi nineteenth
ycar III service nntst completion NJ
twenty year, Stsle, from eeSsn-
ming III iWentv>fir year ot SsyN!cS
until completion ~ twenty .fourth war,
81. 500: from beginning oE swentN~tith
wear oi service until completion ct
twent y seventh wear, Sl,>Se, and tsNo
the beginning ct the twenty elk ht6
wear ~ service, St.9se, tndcr the
terms II the proposal, SuperintendeHss
ri the Nurse Covls would receive =
money allowance at the rate az s. see
a wear. assistant S,lstsTinsenstenSS. Ii-
~9t,rterS and assistant airvxtosS AZ the
rate Ut 81 500 "A wear. and chief nurses
at the rate of Seea q wear, III addition
to their ,sty as nurses,
In order IL place Army ehaplainS
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EASTERN STAR.

A. the last meeting ~ Chevy fhas'
Chapter lie following officers were IN
SAILED Isabel v. Collins. natron
T.. W Jones, patron, Margaret Pat'eF
son, associate aBtfoU. tTitOn1afis
jones, secretary Marie r EoiR. tTeas
nret Aune M kotthgop. tondiotfess
fora Corning. aeaociats ronducit"ss
Illeu J. kte3 ct. chaplain, liarabel Va
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The strength of the corps be from 10
officers to- 1 per cent of the nuinocr Oh
line officers 1t is not believed ne'
eirab'e 20 recommend that The strength
Of this corps he placed AZ spcciiis.
number. ~ i25. as such action ,"OUG
not permit uniformity i'm celebrating
the number If staff officers within ~"
aeryice.
Neither is il felt tina; there Is reed
for a corps strength Of per cert oil
the number Of lire Officers. bu. IL IS
considered reasonable and loGica. II
ask that its strength be made > per
cent Ut III" number OF line officers ard
Nariu. officers. rs the work of tic
corps IL performed for bo'h the Navy
ard Marine Corps. \ recent study Of
the personnel situation fiscioSfS the
need for lJi officers. Thi; = II more
than the authorized slr,n&ti. Of the
Is10. If the number ~ based on both
the Nav and Marine Corps as recon-
mended, it vii! give q strength OF 1873.
Comdr. Herbert a Jones. who has
been attached to the Philadelphia
navy yard since his relief from com
mand Of the Scorpion which was de.
commissioned. will be transferred 10
the Navy Department In the Bureau
Of Eavi21 ion. Comdr. Hartweil e.
Davis who has been on duty in the
Fourteenth Naval District in Hawaii.
vii. upon arrival in this country. be
assigned to temporary duty in the
Bureau Of Navigation, upon the com
pletior Of which he will proceed 10
the Chemical Warfare School at Edge
wood Arsenal. Md. where he will
relieve Lieut.. Comdr. Walter o. Henry
a
at that place.
As result Of the resignation Of
Capt Joseph T.. Brewster, L. :. VI. c..
First Lieut.. Merritt a. Edison and
Second Lieut. Monroe $. Swanson be-
came due for promotion on Decem-
Der q.
In addition 20 the selections already
made by the Navy Department, in
post graduate instruction, the follow
ing officers have been selected for this
instruction in the courses indicated:
Ordnance: Lieuts. Wendall G.. Switzer
and James r. Sykes. and 1.ieuts-
Gunior gradel Claude r. Bennett. jr.:
lie Merton T.. Crist, jr.: Harold ID.
f.rick. William X. Mendenhan. jr.:
Kenneth NJ Moiaren. Archibald F..
Uehllnger. Paul &. Wirtz and Frederi.
:. Wilmington. The following officers.
all Heutenants Junior graded. have
been selected for post graduate course
in communication engineering: VIII
liam f. ArSmon, Gordon ]. Crosby.
Kenneth l.. Forster Ebert l.. Fry
berger. Rolan nd NJ. Huebl. Albert V.
Eastner. Stewart Lindsay. Henry G.
Moran. Guy NJ. Nicely. Peter ]. Neimo.
Edward II. Pierce. Frank v. RiSler.
Daniel F. J. Shea and Roy NJ. Sicner
Four officers were selected for post
graduate instruction In aerology as
follows: Lieut. WILDER W. Lockhart.
Lieuts. Junior cradel Kenneth Earl
and Thomas \. Turner. and Ensign
Howard r. Orviile
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NAVY.

NAVY.
Studies made of The commissioned
personnel situation~of The Bureau Of
Yards and Docks by Rear Adnira;
Luther r.. Gregory, the present CHIEF
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Afene Chapter II arranging IL
tlne6 and card pariy February al
,,'atdDan i'srk Hotel. ub'iei direction
II Selma Klein and Louis itGssou
The nest meeting ri the chapter vii
De held January 4. it@ffe .hmeHts
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Itebei.ah Lodges.

Naomi Lodge and Ruth l.odge viii
not meet tomorrow evening Thef
viii have installation Of officers pusth
al their next meeting.
Friendship Lodge win meet Tues
day evening ~ the Mhhahlr Tetni'r.
Aunfnstia, when officers viii he IN
stalled,
Otiiuera NJ Miriam i.odge VIII he IA
stalled Friday evening by Fast Antie
tifand iissfie t'eidman OF Martha
Washington
Al tha last meeting Martha Wash
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On Monday. january .. the in1pe-
y1al potentate, Clarence ST. Dunbar.
a2zeornpa MED by The other imperial
officers. viii pay an official visit 10
Acca Temple a Richmond, Va. when
the new mosque, costing oyer d mil.
Lon and q half dollars, will be OH.
ciaily dedicated. There will be "a
parade starting at II am. a cefe-
yaDnia3 ia the afternoon and u grand
bail or other form ~ entertainment
~ night Alnas Temple viii he off,
elaIIy represented by the potentats
and members of his diyan, also The
itand and Patrol anG uniformed bodies
" the temple A special train viii
leave the Union station 81 4 "a m,
for the round trip, one and % half
fare, has been made. Available only
on certificates 10 he obtained from the
recorder The return trip wilI be
made by special train iea wing Rich
n.oDd a. 10 pm the same day.
Bright Ho,d Comma ndeiy gave ia
annual Christmas kidGies' i,orty mi
Gay before Christmas. After the ell
( teFtslniDent, Santa CLAUS appeared
: md distributed R1fts candy and troi'
t0 about 800 children Az the chu
dfen from the Baptist Home aiid Ma
4 fotic and Eastern Star Home ~sts
/ nHabIe ~ be present. ihtig gins WEI.
4 delivered ~ them Hskt day ty VOTE
( ~ the Riddles present, large tjasks
{ 81 fruit Wa Sent ~ Daddy" W, J.
4 Gary, the originator " the Bright
~0od klGdles parties. who @aE con
TaeG - saiA bed by Illness.
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The.Little Demon
Guard Against Him and
You'll Save Many .
U..s~ NH

Friction lmsta, rubbing against
metaN wears cut geAsas
Its the little asmsa that sarsN
and eaiskly destroys any SAe.
Demand Eesaiss-r kss tAs
transmission because il raakts gear
sAitt,nx sAsS,
Demand EeeaIts>N Tor the rear
axles. Ia prevents assae> aaA de-
hvsrs long. satisfactory setx,ss>
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Joppa Lodge Chapter will hold re.
ception to its new officers after Il short
business meeting January 1. with AS.
sociate Matron Emma r Blood in
charge OF entcrtai nment. The chapter
will celebrate its seventh birthday
January is. with Past Matrons Dietz,
Greenstreet. Boyd and Miller and Past
Patrons Ludwig and Buehm in charge.
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Master Samuel J. iFeidman Of Sam
Del Gotnpers Lodge announces a spe'
bal comm unie.ati0n VI This rbdge Tues
bay At $50 pm for the DurpOse 81
konferrinR the Master Mason degree
IN flye candsdatne. With - Nor War.
den A. Kenneth Armstrong heading
the official line.
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iiro0kiand Chapter met Wednesda,
evening and Installed officers, witt
Grand Lecturer Mpliie Teachum n,
the installing officer. Past Matrnr
Lena t'heesinan as grand marsha
and Past Matron Marie Htebbins IA
grand chaplain. The following officers
were Installed Grace Is. Stiles, niatron
Coke Is. Carlton. patron. Gertrude e.
I,itschert associate Inattun, Anna
Gutsheil, secretary, sidney q. Wright
treasurer. Ruth Is. Speake. conduc
tresh, Evelyn iiooker. associate con
tiietreas. Agnes stailngs, chaplain
Mary Fast lsc. marshal Marie linmp
ton, Adah Nell iIisoox, Ruth. Mar,
la Dow. Esther. Martha I.avleson
Mariha. Helen iiuggihs. iclectu. Der
nice Carlton. Warder. and Edwin r
Williams. sentinel junior Past Ma
ton Louise H. Nui,snn WAS presentn,
with jewel by Past Mairon Mari,
E,eiDbins. Junior Past Mniron Wal
ter A. Neil Was presented with IL Ma
sonic ring from the chapter by Pas
Aatron Henri Mnckle. The mntroi
Was presented win Ii gayei from he
husband Al The last meeting IT ia,
Star Point soeisty. Minnie Neil va
elected president,
Al the special mesting Of Miriam
/ Chapter December ~ Right Worth
Grand Secretary Mrs Minnie 4
| Reyes, assisted by Past Matran Sadi
| A, isoyee, marshal. Past Matron t,dill
| T.. Fnrd, chaplain. Mrs, blanche NJ
/ Hale ~ Keystone Chapter, tnAbihA
| Aiass., Nafdef. Installed The foiiowih
piioets, MatroB, Lula NJ, Glover. pa
| iron, William J.. Iiuyfe, associate Itu
| tfon, Pearl H. Clifford, heafataft
| Mnrie kunnei; treasurer, Atbie NJ
Gates ronduetress, iieien A. itowet
| asner late rnfdisirene, Iva l., Pickett
chaplain. Aetile Il. iiauiuah. marsha
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ington Lodge elected the following
officers: Noble grand, BERTHE Purdy:
vice grand, Alice Schwarz; record
ing secretary. Minnie Butts; financial
| secretary, Minnie Sacrey; treasurer.
Mollie Edmonston.
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The Grand Chapter, y. H. Is will
hold IT. Unity second annual session
January ~ at pm, al Masonic
JtiHple. Thirteenth street and New
fofk avenue. The addresses Of the
grand nfiifers VII be given January
~; election of officers held January
IL; unfinished business and iusialIa.
ton of officers January IL.
Past Grand Aatron Title G.. ChauD.
cey, assisted by Past Mairon Clara H.
i-eFeftou, acting grand marshal, and
i'hsl Aatton Antoiuette Fischer act
ing grand chaplain, install lied the fol,
! N"inR officers If Columbia Ghaptef
Haifon, Mae v Ersns. patron, Joseph
y. rant, hssooibia ltialrot. Helen II
hhiitnbefK; secretary Grace Gilcfest
treasurer, Jennie ifaieh, conduct ess
Gertrude Smith, associate r0nduetr ess
81 S"rsla Heed: chaplain, Afdle
hlbkIe marshal. Ethel Hess, oreanist
/ virginia Maiarity. Ada, elsie lion
bHh, fhth, Alice Giicrest. Esther
nufh VetaH, Martha. Ruth White
/ tjecta, Sarah EidWeli, wafder, Etyu
Howard sentinel. Thomas a. Mullen
ilhiG, Right Worthy Grand a.nret.r.
/ Ilntie Reyes WbE the distinguishes
guest Music during the Installation
"as rendered by the choir under ditee
ZION II j, l., Evans Past officers
jewels were presented ~ the feiirtnf
Hialfob and patron by james T.. Evans
and Clara Is. Leyefton, respectively
as were gifts ~ the lswIy iBstaiiet
inattOn, Al the DeAt meeting, Jnntl
airy 3, reception wili lie heid 10 Ia,
tesy officers
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The master OF La Fayette Lodge,
II. G. Drummer. announces the degree
Of Entered Apprentice will be confer
red at the communication January 5.
with Junior Warden Harry b. Pitts
presiding in the east.
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Joseph II. MiIAns Lodge Chapter
VIII meet Thursday evening In North.
east Masonic Temple There win be "A
short business meeting January 10.
and the degrees wiii be conferred by
the new officers