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Haynes before an improvised altar Of
palms lighted by cathedral candles.
Preceding the ceremony, Miss Lilly
Mollart sang II Love You Truly and
"At Dawning." The wedding music
was rendered by Carroll Dempsey.
The bride wore gown of ivory satin
trimmed in lace and her veil of illu-
sion was caught with orange blossoms.
Her flowers we're shower bouquet of
brides roses and valley lilies. The
matron of honor Mrs. George Russell
Edwards, sister of the bride, wore tea
rose crepe satin and carried an arm
bouquet of lavender chrysanthemums
The maid of honor Miss Mary E.
McLelland, wore nile green crepe satin
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President and Mrs. Coolidge are eX-
pected to attend the performance to-
night of "Ths Kingdom of God" from
which the Columbian Women of George
Washington University win benefit.
Miss Ethel Barrymore. who Is the star
of the company, lunclled with President
and Mrs. Coolidge in the White House
today.
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Col Robert M. Thompson has re-
turned to Washington from Philadel-
phia, where he spent the past two weeks,
and will be at the Mayflower for while
before leaving for Florida.
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daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Stillson
Hart of Darlington and Chicago, Ill.
Added to the list Of patronesses and
box holders for the sixth semi-annual
Wardman Park Saddle Club Horse
Show, to be given under the auspices of
the Welfare and Rccrcational AsSocia-
ton Of Public Buildings and Grounds
at Rock Greek Park equitation field Sat-
urday. November 8. for the benefit OF
the Garfield Hospital Nursery Guild is
Mrs. B. B. Jones. Mrs. Jones will have
several guests in her box.
AS the last week before the contest
arrives Washington's smart riding set
is preparing to participate in at least
one of the 10 classes on Saturday. Add
ed to the list of those who have already
signified their intention to enter arc
Continued on Fifteenth Page)
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SOCIETY
Dates Selectedf for Cabinet Dinner Parties
to Chief Executive and First
Lady of the Land.

versary of Czechoslovak independence
yesterday.
The military attache of the British
embassy, Col Pope -Hennessy, will go 20
New York today or tomorrow to meet
Dame Una Pope-Hennessy, who is eX-
pected to arrive in New York Wednes-
day morning aboard the Tuscania from
England The ship was due to arrive to-
day, but has been delayed by gales.
Mrs Williams Phillips, wife of the
United States Minister to Canada. has
closed her Summer home at North Bev-
erly. Mass, and will spend few days
in New York at the Weylin before join
ing the Minister in the legation IN Ot-
taWa.
Miss Anne Robbins. daughter of AS
SiStant Secretary of War Col. Charles
Burton Robbins. will return to Wash
ington this afternoon from short visit
in Philadelphia.
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MiLLIONAIRE'S KINDNESS
BRINGS MANY TO FUNERAL

By the Associated Press.
SANTA BARBARA, Calf, May Ia
David Gray'S wealth was measured in
rniliiQns. but friends In Santa Barbara
who today abandoned their usual pttr-
suits TO pay their last tibute 70 the msil-
timillonaire gauged his Kindness and
the fullness Of his gift 10 family OF
tiny birds
It was q gift paid for. not at the ex-
pense Of the huge fortune gained from
early day partial financing Of Henry
Ford's automobile enterprise, but at the
cost Of daily Inconvenience TO the
wealthy man
For two years the house telephone
system Of his mansion, Grayhoinl. here,
has been out Of order because two wrens
btlilt their nest in a grilled door Of the
front entrance telephone box. To have
ouened the door 10 make repairs would
have destroyed the nest, and Mr, Gray
gave orders that 1t was not 70 be
touched.
After private services at the home, q
ceremony open TO friends viii be held
at the family rnausoleum here, where
the body will rest. Business VIII be
suspended here during the funeral.
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CHAMBER TO HOLD
AVIATION NIGHT"
Civic Body Plans Meeting to
Promote Airport for
the District.

Leaders in aviation circles will be
speakers and guests of honor at the
''aviation night" meeting of the WASH
jngton Chamber of Commerce to be
held Wednesday evening at the May
flower Hotel. when the chamber will
consider plans for promoting early de-
velopment of an airport for Washing
ton.
Principal speakers at the meeting.
according to an announcement by Ivan
G. Weld, president of the chamber. will
De F. Trubee Dawson and Edward p.
Warner, assistant secretaries OF the
War and Navy Departments, in charge
Young, director of aeronautics OF the
Department of Commerce Represent
ative Dale, father of the Gravelly
Point airport bill. also has been invited
TO speak. Senator Capper and Repre-
sentative Zihlman. chairman of the
Senate and House District committees.
have been invited as special guests.
Among the out-of-town guests In
vited are Harry F. Guggenheim of the
Guggenheim Fund for the Promotion
of Aviation; Harold F. Pitcairn, presi-
dent Pitcairn Aviation Corporation,
which operates the air mail service
recently inaugurated in Washington:
Orville Wright, Dayton. Ohio; Glen l.,
Martin, Cleveland, Ohio: w. B. Mayo,
Ford Motor Company, Dearborn. Mich;
Sherman Fairchild. Fairchild Aviation
Corporation, New York City; Grover D.
Looming, New York City; S. S. Bradley,
general manager Aeronautical Cham
Der of Commerce, New York; Earl D.
Osborn, president Aviation Magazine,
New York, and Thomas F. Hamilton,
Hamilton Aero Propeller Co., Milwau-
kee, Wis.
The chambers special committee on
aviation, Jerome Fanciulli, chairman,
win meet Tuesday afternoon to act
upon its final report to be presented to
the chamber at the special meeting on
the evening of the following day.
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GOTHAM INDlCTS FOUR
IN S5,OOO,O 900 FRAUD
Former Employees of Street Clean
ing Department Accused-Fake
Pay Rolls Charged.
NJ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press,
NEW YORK. May i2.--Indictments
charging grand larceny and forgery
we're returned yesterday by the Bronx
grand jury against four former en-
pioyes of the city street cleaning de-
partment. accused Of having helped de-
fraud the city of between s5.000.000
and $1,000 600 annually. Warrants
were issued for the arrest OF five other
employees.
On information furnished by VIII
liam j. Lougheed, a garage foreman,
who was among those indicted, au-
thorities say the fraud was carried
out through falsified pay roll records
and petty graft.
District Attorney McGeehan said
check 14 DO names on the Bronx pay
roll Of the department showed that
only i've Of the persons listed could
Be located. Some names Of persons
who never worked for the department
and who said they never received any
money from IL were taken from apart
nnent house letter boxes and placed on
the pay roIl. authorities said.
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Better Place Furs in Storage

Foil the pesky moth-save your Win
ter furs-by 'phoning Franklin 74OO,
Fur Storage Department, and asking to
have our driver call for your coat. In
storage. your furs are safe-in your
closet they are prey for the moth.
Evening star., 1928-05-13

washable fiat backed with the
this
delightful ensembles lovely negge
nment Nearly half hundred ors black and white to
from.4
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known minstrel troupe to present a
show Thursday night at the Eastern
High School auditorium. All local SOW
ereigns and their friends are invited.
The prize-winning companies at the
encampment this Summer will be sen
TO national encampment In 1929. The
local regiment Is preparing four units
to enter the competitive drills. Com
panies A, 3 and G are now uniformed
and equipped for campaigning.
Past President J. z. Dickey of the
Boosters Club will be presented with
past offlcer's jewel at the Boosters
convention next Friday evening. The
IolloW1ng camps are expected To ssnd
full delegations to this session: Alnhs
Old Glory, Mount Vernon, Fraser. Oak
Elm. Maple. Hickory, Silver Spring and
Forestville. "'iN
Four new choppers were initiated.
state manager L. C.. Jones presided
at a special meeting Of local denaIties
THURSDAY evening at the temple.
ROYAL NEIGHBoRs OF AMERICA
Carnation and Martha McCanrev
camps have completed arrangements
ior entertaining Supreme Mans ger
Waisn May Ia at pm, Northeast Ma
sonic Temple.
NATIONAL UNION.
The Spring ceremonial was held In
Pythian Temple May with ,Jack
Marshall presiding. Visitors were
Former President of the Senate Henrv
Smale Of Chicago, ILL.,; Secretary u
Myers Of Toledo, Ohio: Friends Young
and Holman Of Pittsburgh, Pa, who
made addresses.
A theater party was given at the Ma
tional Theater Tuesday evening for tbs
| benefit OF the Hospital Service Assoc: :
alton.
MODERN wOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Washington Camp entertained TIE
newly appointed State deputy. DR.. s. c
A. Rubey. at its last meeting. He was
accompanied by District Deputy Henri
H. Millard and Clerk Casey of Central
Camp. Consul w. H. Calhoun greeted
the visitors. assisted by the uniformed
degree team, under command of Capt
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lowing dates: Hope Council, May II:
John G. Daley Council. May 26; Pioneer
Council. June 1.
Many members were present Wednes-
day night at the open meeting and
popularity contest held by the Boosters
Club The loving cup was awarded to
Miss Daisy Newman.
The following furnished the program:
Jonadab Orchestra, Miss Mildred Nc
Laughltn and Miss Marguret Given.
dance; vocal solo. Lawrence Alsop: j.
Ceaser, monologue; vocal solo, Miss
Ruth Lafsky, accompanied by Frank
Varika; John Clancy, dance; piano
and violin duet. Frank Verika and Miss
J. Verika; piano solo, Ethel Felter. Re-
freshments we're served
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Spalding Council will hold card
party at K. of C. Hall Thursday night
at $50 O'Clock for the benefit of the
sick and relief fund.
Thomas J. Trodden and John II.
label have been appointed Spalding
Council members of the board OF gov
ernors of the Boys Club.
WOMAN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Members and friends of the associa-
ton are invited to be present this after
noon at O'Clock at Mothers day pro-
gram. to be held In the Lutheran
Church, Sixth and P streets. The Girls
Club has place In the ceremonies.
The principal address will be made by
Rev. Richard Schmidt, pastor OF the
church.
A meeting of Brightwood Review will
be held tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
Mrs. Emma Knight will be hostess at
benefit card party to be given at the
residence of Mrs. Mary Pierce, 1880
Belmont street, Wednesday at 1:30
O'Clock. The proceeds will go to the
clubhouse fund
The next meeting of the Alpha Beta
Chi girls will be held Wednesday eve
ming at 8 o'clock at 220 McGill Building
Three founders have been added to
the list OF club founders during the past
week. They are Mrs. May Ellis. Mrs
Helen Davis and Mrs. Minnie Fran
secky. The clubhouse. 1850 Massachu-
setts avenue, will be occupied June d.
and arrangements for the formal OPEN
ing, combined with housewarming
and rally, are In progress The found
crs' list will be closed June /.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
Washington Aerie held its annual
election Of officers Monday evening at
its new quarters. Pythian Temple, as
follows: Luther B. Hayes, president: j.
w. Hambleton, vice president: Henry
Backenheimer, chaplain: George W.
Sellers. secretary: Walter Brown, treas
urer; William e. Brown, inner guard:
Jacob Oppenheimer. H. H. Trundle and
w. A. Barger. trustees, and Dr. Charles
j. Demas. aerie physician. Prepara-
tions are being made for the Eagle field
day at Marshall Hall in June.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Elm Camps Uniform Rank Company
has secured the services of a well
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Monday--st. Johns, No, IL. trial
rue.dsygo1Ns,ionsl. daeyorSNs No. u "a
NJ. N. Parker. No -, Exempllhca'
wcdnesday--Aasnins,on asSn Z Centennial,
No. Ia. e, A.
Ess. EssaasI. ss'ek kGSS.rsit SS; 81 E. E Aa4 c.
Thprsday,yeMsvaNs Is Fsyei,s' No. nj TO- +. F. {.
Wm, Il. Singleton No. so, open
:,riday-<,Just,ce. No. s6, called of.
Washington Centennial No. -.
n. NJ, Acacia Life Insurance
Saturday--Mas;ers' Association,
School of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Mondsy-Mount Vernon, No B.
Taesday--I.a Fayette No. & Mark.
Friday y-School of instruction.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
COMMANDMENTS
Tuesdav--Brixhtword No. g. Ami.
Nersafy celebration.
SCOTTISH RITE,
p Tues5rv-Ntthras Lodge Of Pegfsc-
tion. statutory assembly.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tues1ay-Ksllirolts Grotto good fell
lowship night.
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outside sentinel; Miss Margaret Ter
neak, inside sentinel Mrs. Ethel L..
Keefe. recording secretary; Mrs. Nicie
| Payton, treasurer, Mrs. Susie A. .Jen-
nings. financial secretary; Miss Clara
Dunkley. assistant recording secretary:
representatives to the State council,
Mrs. Sarah Dahlman Mrs. Susie Jen-
nings and Mrs. Naomi Gibson. The
council received fraternal visit from
by State Council Outside Sentinel
Mrs. Margaret Halfpap. Mrs. Edith
Davis, Mrs Maude Abbott and Mrs.
Margaret Halfpap. Deputy State Coun-
cilor Mrs. Ollie Montgomery and Mrs
Jennie Drigger made addresses. Games
we're played. First prize was won by
Mrs. Pauline Steele Of Kenilworth
Council. Mrs. Jennie Driggers gave a
reading and piano selections we're rem
dered by Miss Elizabeth Hunter.
Old Glory Council met Monday eve
ming. with the councillor Mrs. Myra
Courtney, presiding. Past Councillor
Mrs. Mildred Rock and National Repre-
sentative Mrs. Mary A. Ferguson made
addresses.
Triumph Council was called to order
| Thursday evening in the Northeast
Masonic Temple by the councillor, Mrs
Amelia Budesheim. A dance will be
held May II.
Anacostia Council met Wednesday
evening. with the councillor. Gertrude
IGverhart, presiding The degrees were
conferred on Madison Price, with past
State Councillor Mary P. James as the
initiatory councillor and Daisy l. Smith
son and State Council Inside SEN
tinel, Ethel Burroughs. as flag bearers.
| At the close Of the meeting there was
social and refreshments were served
Goodwill Council will hold a box
party and social May IT, 1t was an
nounced a card party will be held at
808 l street May 81.
An old-fashioned Virginia square
dance will be given for the benefit of
the Orphans Home fund. May 81.
| $50 %. M. in the Naval Lodge Hall by
| Golden Rule Council.
Members of the Daughters of Amer
lea are requested to invite their friends
to sit with them at the memorial service
at Grace Baptist Church the evening
Of May 81
SONS OF JONADAB.
Hope Council met with George New
mann. worthy chief. presiding. With
Raymond Talbert, acting chairman.
music and songs were given. Those
taking part we're: John W. Curry. D. J.
Proudfoot, John Nau, and Prof. Joseph
| Peckham.
Pioneer Council met with Harvey
Chown, worthy chief. presiding. They
were entertained by the Jonadab
orchestra and glee club.
| John G. Daley Council met with
Worthy Chief Thornburg presiding. Re-
marks were made by Maj John T.
Smalley. William b. Kelly and JOHN
Mar. Songs were sung by john Eden
and Robinson W. Pierce. A piano SOLO
was rendered by William Armstrong. ir.
The Sovereign Council will visit the
! councils in this jurisdiction on the fol-
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row evening. Members will meet at tbs
Georgetown bridge at 1880 o'clock
The last of the Spring visitations was
held Monday evening at Naomi Rebekah
Lodge. The president of the Rebekah
Assembly, Mrs. M. Margaret Royston.
and her officers were accompanied by
Grand Master j. Burton Kincer and
Grand Lodge officers, The lodge pre-
gented Mrs. Royston with a silver tea
set Mr.. Kincer with studs and cuff
links, and Miss Emma r. Strobel. treas
urer of the assembly, with a bag. Roses
were presented the assembly and the
Grand Lodge offlcers. An entertainment
followed the meeting, after which re-
freshments were served
The Home Circle will hold a cooked
food sale Saturday at the Arcade Mar
| ket.
A number of Rebekahs attended the
sixth anniversary of Schuyler Colfax
Rebekah Lodge Tuesday evening. A
short business session was followed by
program. The salute to the flag was
given by Master Charles Leannardo
| James Jones sang, accompanied by Mrs
Fl. w. Test: readings we're given by Miss
Johnson. and old-time music by the
North State Fiddlers, led by Hersel
Reese. Refreshments were served
Mrs. Rosa B. Homan, noble grand OF
Dorcas Rebckah Lodge requests the
| members and l. o. o. F. members TO
attend divine services at the Waugh
Methodist Episcopal Church, at Third
and A streets northeast, this evening at
o'clock. The sermon will be delivered
| by the minister, Rev Mr.. Hoffman. The
noble grand also announces a short
business meeting Thursday evening, fol-
| lowed bV An entertainment
Mrs. Anita I. Haight presented
Brightwood Rebekah Lodge with an al
tar cover at the last meeting. The
members later attended the birthday
party of Schuyler Colfax Rebekah
Lodge, THE Minstrel" will be presented
May ~.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Betsy Ross Council met Wednesday
evening with the councillor, Mrs Mary
r. Quade. presiding. The following
committees reported Chas e. Whitney,
carnival: Mrs. Ada M. Strickland. candy
and resolutions Mrs. Hattie Miller. card
party, and Mrs. Bernice E. Trotter, re-
lief. Other business transacted was
nomination of officers and the outlining
of plans for the birthday celebration
May l6.
Kenilworth Council met Tuesday eve
ming. with the councillor. Mrs Virginia
Adair. In the chair. Report was made
on the Bible committee by Past Coun-
ciJor John Driggers. in which he an
nounced that the presentation would
be made to the Presbyterian Church
jointly between this council and Wood
row Wilson Council Of the Junior Or
der of United American Mechanics,
June Nominations of officers were
made as follows: Mrs. Marylee Kirby,
councillor; Randolph L. Jennings, as
sociate councillor: Mrs. Pauline Steele,
vice councillor. Paul Dahlman, associate
vice councillor; Miss Margaret Jennings.
conductress; Miss Elizabeth Hunter
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Rebekah Lodges.

Rebekah Lodges.
Miriam Rebekah Lodge will meet Fri
day evening.
There will be a short business sessi, n
Of Esther Rebekah Lodge tomorrow eve
ming. followed by degree rehearsal.
Degree Director Elrna Geiger requests
all members OF the staff to be present.
Noble Grand Ruth Thorn of Friend
ship Rebekah Lodge announces busi-
ness meeting Tuesday evening.
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge will meet
Tuesday evening.
The Past Noble Grands' Club will
visit Clarendon Rebekah Lodge tomor-
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Andersen, chairman Of the committee
In charge. A meeting will be held In
the near future, mt which time II is ex-
pected to lay plans for the trip.
At meeting Of Mount Pleasant
Lodge. held May !. II was decided to
devote the first Tuesday evening In
June to memorial exercises,
Deputy Grand Sire Frank w. Martin
of Boise. idaho, expects to be In this
city In June. at which time he desires
to have a conference with all the
grand oficers Of the Grand Lodge,
Grand Encampment and Rebekah AS
sembly. Arrangements will be made
for hts reception.
Offlcers and members of Federal City
Lodge will leave Odd Fellows Temple
Thursday evening at o'clock In busscs
to visit Towson Lodge Of ToWson, Md.
A special degree staff under the direc-
ton OF Past Grand Edward L. Weber,
assisted by Past Grand William H. Nc
Connell. will confer this degree.
Officers ana members OF Columbia
Lodge will leave the temple in busses,
May %. at 6 p. .m.. TO go to Frederick,
Md, where they will pay fraternal
visit to Frederick City Lodge. The de-
gree team will confer the degree.
The grand master has appointed
Gfand MarS1aI waiter .. norway as
chairman of the committee IN charge
of the memorial services, June 10. at
the Metropolitan Memorial M. E.
Church. Jchn Marshall place and c
street. at pm. Rev J Shera Mont
gomery chaplain OF the United States
House OF Representatives, is the pastor
of the church.
Roscoe jenkins, grand patriarch, ac-
companied by the other officers Of the
Grand Enoampment Of the District OF
Columbia, will visit Magenenu Encamp-
ment, Tuesday evening at 3 o'clock In
the Odd Fellows Temple.
The Grand Encampmsnt held spe-
cial meeting last Monday evening to
take appropriate action on the death
OF Past Grand Patriarch Sidney F.
Smith. John l. Brown, w w. MILAN
and Ernest l., Loving, grand senior
warden, were appointed on committee
on resolutions.
Columbian Encampment met We'd
nesdav evening and conferred the pa
triarchal degree.
Mt. Nebo Encampment will entertain
tho grand patriarch Tuesday evening.
Fred D. Stuart Encampment received
several applications at the last meeting
and will confer the patriarchal degree
May 81.
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Temple Chapter VIII hold short
fsaelIhes meeting tomorrow night Ma
Eyon Lille e. EibeI announces Asy 20
&c past ngstrofs' night" The degrees
viii be conferred, with Past NRtTou
Nora n Henry sKd Past Patron Charles
4. Henry presiding ala s!i stations filed
by past ofhceFG Tie 1929 patrons and
uaigons vii he hoD0red guests.
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EAgTERK STAR.

Joppz Lodge Chapter will have past
ofsceTs night" at rs meeting Msy le.
Tae auxiliary home board viii hold q
"s9sks sale" a. 5lG7 Fourteenth street
a. o am. May 10 for the benefit Of the
hosEitzi fund of the Masonic and East
err Star Home The grand nstron
end grand patron, with the n1stFC1s.
patrons arlc secretaries NJ 1923. Will be
guests of the chapter June &. There
vii be entertainment and Refreshments.
There viii be degree WORK June 70.
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Capitol Forest, Tall Ceoars Of Leoa-
xOn, has instructed its delegates al the
twenty-gixth annual session Of the Su~
pYenae Forest, May Is 10 10, al Atlantic
City, n. j., 70 vote for District Repre-
sentative George H. HenEier Of Baiti-
more. nd. for junior deputy supreme
tell cedar. A number of officers Of Cap
stol Forest visited Cambridge. Nd. April
2s, and assisted IN the institution of a
rev forest, Chesapeake Forest, No. Is,
OF thst city.
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william r. Singleton Lodge, which
was to have presented the NJ. M. degree
Thursday evening instead viii have an
open meeting. with an address by
prominent Mason. The postponed oe-
gree win be presented at special COM
fnunication May 25.
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Ia Fayette Royal Arch Chapter will
have refreshments Tuesday evening
after the degree work. The chapter VIII
entertain Druid Chapter, No. 2S. OF
Baltimore. June 5, when the Maryland
ritual will be presented In part along
with the II. E. degree.
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Harmony ChEpfeT ceIsbgsfs5 ~
f<Gona bsftF1ay snnissff4rg TB1Fgaay
Evening star., 1928-05-13

High Priest William u. Wilson Of
Hiram Chapter announces the Past
Master and Most Excellent Master de-
greeg for May IA st 7:31 pm. Radio
and refreshments after the regular bls,-
ne&E.
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Naval Lodge. No. 4, announces 1t has
made arrangements to visit with John
Il. 3. Latrobe Lodge Of Baltimore. when
the NJ. NJ. degree will be presented. The
trip will be made in Red Star buses,
Leaving the lodge building at $50 pm,
Nnadsv Nav o.
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Esther Chapter viii meet Thursday
Kagfst, and after tire BUSINESS meeting
there viii be q program, in charge 81
Past MsgFon Ksy y. GiDbon followed by
refreshments.
The meeting ~ June viii be- In
charge Of tie past niStToGs Of the
clapeF
Evening star., 1928-05-13

The auxiliary hoDle board ~ Martha
CnsOleY viii meet Tuesday o. fne iloHs
CT lire Eya Henderson G5e Eighth
street. northeast la addition ~ Mrs
Eva Henderson. ti3e b1stAsSeg viii be-
MEs. Louise G. Kurtz end Mrk. Ida
HendeYnon. the tt1irty-tiljrd birthday
anniversary Of the chapter Will be cele-
bgatec 81 the meeting May 10
Evening star., 1928-05-13

The ways and means committee of
Good Will Chapter will hold a card
party at Chestnut Farms auditorium,
2l03 Rhode Island avenue northeast,
Thursday evening.
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NJ AsTER H. c. Drummer of La
M Favette Lodge, No. l9. has an
V nounced that the special COM
munication scheduled for May
81 has been called of and that
Senior Deacon j. Robert Lee will mead
the osicial line ii the degree work
Thursday evening.
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The E. A. degree will be eXempll1ed
IN Mvron NJ. Parker Lodge, No. -. Tues
dav evening, according to the announce
msnt Of Secretary John A. Meyer.
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