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meeting December IS Mrs. Susie Broad
hurst, assisted by the marshal, Mrs.
Leah Sando, and the chaplain' Mrs
Mildred McA1eer, viii install the new
officers. Miss Lucy Hopkins. the organ
ist, will render the music for the in
stallation ceremony.
At the last meeting Of colun,h,e
! Chapter the degrees were conferred At
the meeting December at 7:3O pm.
the election OF officers will take place.
followed by banquet. On the evening
of December 10 the matrons and pa
irons will present a minstrel show at
the Columbia Heights Christian Church
for the benefit Of the church and
chapter.
Brookland Chapter will have its an
nual election of officers next Wednes-
day night.
MiSpah Chapter met Tuesday eve
ming. A banquet was served to members
Of the chapter. The guests were Past
Grand Matron and Past Grand Patron
Bogley. Past Matron Short was pre-
sented with gift from the matron and
patron. The matron, Mrs. Bertha A.
Eaton. and patron, Raymond REYNOLDS.
gave the officers and chairmen of the
various committees banquet November
29, at which time games were PLAYED
and vocal selections and recitationS were
rendered. Election was held as follows:
Mrs. Ethel D. Jones, matron; Stephan
A. Porter, patron; Mrs. Marie A. Morris,
associate matron; Maurice L. Brewton,
associate patron; Mrs. Lottie Bamforth
secretary; Mrs. Catherine Waters, treas
'urer; Mrs. Florence Bell, conductress;
Mrs. Helen A. Brewton, associate con-
ductresS; Mendell Behrend. trustee. and
Mrs. Jennie Darcy, representative to
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
AT the meeting December 16 there will
be installation of officers.
The 1925 Association of Matrons and
Patrons will hold its annual oyster
roast December 20 at the Capital Yacht
Club, at the foot of Eleventh street
southwest. Supper will be served at 6
O'Clock. Matrons and patrons and their
associates are invited. There will be
entertainment after supper.
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master Elmer Cummings. ac-
companied by the Grand Lodge line,
was present Thursday evening at the
official visitation of President Annie
Blaylock Wightman and her staff to
Friendship Rebekah Lodge Grand Mas
ter Cummings, on behalf of the Grand
Lodge officers, presented the president
with an electric clock. A bag also was
presented to her as a testimonial from
the ofhcers and members of Friendship
Lodge.
Langdon Lodge will entertain Friday
evening the line officers of the various
subordinate lodges of the Jurisdiction
1angdon Lodge has proposed con-
Sideration Of the Line Officers ASsocia-
ton. which recently was dissolved by
President William F. Becker due to the
lack Of interest. A reorganization is
proposed, and Langdon Lodge invites
all line officers to be present and an
invitation also is extended to other
members Of the order. The grand mas
ter and grand officers will be present.
Rebekah Lodges.
A delegation from Brightwood Lodge,
QnC0n1naniad hU Noble naeeia
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The day Of the costly dentifrice is over.
1t is behind the times. At least 100000
alert, critical men and women who used
TO pay SOC or more for their tooth paste
now pay 25e. That is the price of Listerine
Tooth Paste. They have found that they
sacrifice nothing in quality or results.
They have found also that it saves them
So year.
If you are not already user of this
up-to-date dentifrice buy large tube
(25e) today. Give it thorough trial. 1t
is made by the makers of Listerine, for
fifty years students of mouth hygiene.
You will find that in every way, it is
worthy Of the Listerine name.
See how perfectly and how gently it
cleans teeth.
See how swiftly it erases ugly tartar
and unpleasant discolorations.
Note how its modern cleansing agents
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party for q Christmas benefit fund
Tuesday evening at the club house.
Columbia Review will be the hostess
review at card party Thursday eve
ming for the benefit Of the club house
National Review will meet Friday
evening at the club house.
Victory Review viii hold q card par
N Tuesday evening at the residence
Of Mrs. Ada Byrne, "a Iowa circle.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Washington General Assembly OF the
Fourth Degree. knights of Columbus.
met at the Mayhower Hotel last Mon
day evening. The principal address Of
the evening was made by Arthur J.
Hartman, who spoke on the Knights
OF Columbus fellowships at Catholic
University. Mr.. Hartman Is q holder
OF one OF the fellowships. Michael
Casey. chairman of the Committee on
Exemplification Of the Fourth Degree,
Washington's birthday, in February.
1881, reported as to the progress made.
and Eugene Gallery. faithful master Of
the fourth degree. for the District. re
ported On his visitations. Entertain
ment ard q buffet supper followed.
RECHABITEs.
Eagle Tent met at 1902 Fourteenth
street Tuesday evening, Miss Ellen Jones
presiding. James H. Mcclure was ad-
mitted TO membership and Mitchell l..
Clark elected. Vernus Green presented
the flying, ring and moving games.
The Good and Welfare Committee re-
ported that the eighty-second anniver-
sary will be held in its tent room
with a special program. A membership
drive Is being conducted. This tent
will be represented In the National Tenn
perance Council December and 0, in
Dodge Hotel.
JOBS DAUGHTERS.
The Mothers Club gave for the men,
bers Of the local Bethel q banquet No
vember "a. followed by q dance in the
banquet hall of the Masonic Temple.
There was q Dramatic Club meeting
November % at the home Of Mrs
Charles Hoover. Plans for two dances
were discussed.
The drill team meets every Wednes-
day in the basement of the temple.
AMERICAN WOMAN'S LEGION.
Quentin Roosevelt unit held its
monthly meeting last Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. J. Thomas Kelly, 230O
California street. Donations were made
for the patients at Walter Reed, Naval
and st. Elizabeth'S Hospitals. The next
meeting will be at the home Of Ma
Kelly January 8.
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Ruth Chapter met Monday and
elected officers as follows: Mrs. Ella
NJ. Reed, matron; Frank Shaw, patron;
Mrs. Edna T. Harris, associate matron;
Mrs. Ruth B. Ivers, secretary; Mrs.
Margaret Pollen, treasurer; Mrs. Pauline
LoveleSs, conductress; Mrs. Irene Deu-
terman, associate conductress. At the
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At the meeting of Miriam Chapter
tomorrow night will be election Of Of
f1cerS, after which will be held a ban
quet for the members of the chapter
only. At the last meeting the MatronS
and Patrons Association entertained
with play. The matrons and patrons
met November 20 at the home Of Past
Matron Celia M. Hines.
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When will you wake up to this facts
25f IS enough 10 pay
br tooth paste
to this facta

reach hard-to-get-ar spaces between teeth
and remove decay-causing matter.
Note how white and unmarried it leaves
the enamel. How it imparts brilIiance
and luster that Others envy.
Look also for that wonderful feeling of
mouth invigoration that follows it's use.
That such paste can be offered at such
a price is due to three factors. Enor-
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cuts manufacturing costs, enabling us 20
offer you at 2SE a tooth paste that would
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Rebekah Lodges.

Rebekah Lodges.
A delegation from Brightwood Lodge,
accompanied by Noble Grand Bessie
o. Towson. attended the visitation Of
Schuyler Colfax Rebekah Lodge No
vember IS. Degree will be conferred
December %. The same date viii be
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Franklin and Calanthe Lodges will
meet tomorrow evening; Webster Lodge,
Tuesday evening; Mount Vernon Union
and Columbia Lodges. Wednesday eve
ming; Hermione Lodge, Thursday eve
ming; Syracusians and Rathbone- -Su-
perior Lodges, Friday evening; Friend
ship Temple, Pythien Sisters, will serve
turkey dinner In the banquet room
Wednesday and Rathbone Temple will
serve one December IS.
The Edward Dunn Memorial Knight
Rank Team will visit Baltimore Decem-
Der 16 to confer the knight rank ON
candidates for the lodge of which the
Mayor Of Baltimore is q member.
Rathbone Temple. Pythian Sisters,
met November 20, Most Excellent Chief
Alice Kirby presiding Nomination Of
officers and plans for q turkey dinner
December 16 In the new temple ban
quet hall were discussed.
A meeting of the Past Chiefs As
ISOLATION will be held at the home of
Mrs. jeanette Crowthers, SOC G street
southeast. next Tuesday evening. This
will be the annual Christmas party.
WOMAN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Brightwood Review will meet in the
Macfarland High School Monday eve
ming.
Columbia Review win give . card
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vocal and instrumental music, and the
Grafton of the evening will be delivered
by Representative James G. Strong Of
Kansas.
Next Wednesday the lodge win 60 in
session at 1880 pm, it being initiation
night, when between 80 and 20 citizens
OF the District will become members Of
the Elks. Oficers of Annapoas. Nd
Lodge will exemplify the initiatory
ritual. Special entertainment and q
buffet supper will be served.
FORMER trustee John G. Wood at
the last meeting was elected a member
of the Society of Zero. Lodges of sor-
| row were held in memory Of Rudolph
, von Glumer, Marion A. Brannan, will
liam j. Vonderheide, Milton M. Beck
man and Sydney NJ wilder.
John Leonard Reh. chairman of the
entertainment Committee, is forming a
minstrel troupe, and is desirous of en-
listing all the talent Of the lodge.
The Christmas Relief Committee will
meet tomorrow night. Past Exalted Ruler
John e. Lynch, chairman of the Social
and Welfare Committee, will preside.
The Entertainment Committee Of the
lodge, under the direction of Johnnie
Reh, Will give minstrel show December
IL, at Mount Alto Hospital.
The officers and the trustees Of the
| ~"0oO @A1oOCAdLLSIl lTOIn OelaWarG, Mary
land and the District Of Columbia will
hold their next meeting at the Elks Club
In this city next week.
| Grand exalted rulers night will be
held February 20. The Cumberland
CLUB will meet at 8 pm. tomorrow
night.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
AT the last meeting of Loyalty Coun-
Gil the State counchor, Mrs. Ethel Bur-
roughs, accompanied by the State and
National officers, paid their annual and
Iraternal visit. A program was rem
oered and motion pictures shown by
Julian Grubb. Songs were also flashed
and sung by the assembly. Gifts were
presented to State Councillor Of the
Juniors Mangum and State Vice Coun-
cilor OF the Jr. u. o. A. M Jones, both
members Of Loyalty Council. It was
the birthday Of the State councillor and
she was presented with a birthday cake.
AT the meeting December 9 initiation
VIII be held. On December % the
council will hold its Christmas party.
AT the close of the last meeting Of
Mount Vernon Council q supper was
held to celebrate the birthdays of three
members. The next meeting will be
election Of officers.
The annual visitation Of INDEPENDENT
Council was held at it's last meeting,
when the State and National officers
were received by the councillor, l.. Z.
Manoly A program was rendered by
| the Eastern High School Quartet, under
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League. Miss Florence Winter: Card
Parties, Miss Ann Doyle and Miss M.
Z. Ohphant: Decorations, Mrs. Alberta
Jones; Dramatics, Miss Quinn: Excur-
sionS. Miss Mary O'Connor: Golf, Miss
Ann Murray; Hospital Guild. Miss Net
tie Fitzgerald: House, Mrs. Nell Smith;
Juniors, Miss Ramona Raley; Mem
bership. Miss Ethyl Sweet; Missions,
Miss Alma Marceron and Miss Mary
Kerwin; Music, Miss Josephine Walsh
and Miss Emile Bishop; Publicity, Miss
Veronica Tucker; Retreats, Miss
Ahearn; Scholarships. Mrs. Anna
Holmes: Sick, Mrs. Mary r. Offutt,
Trustees, Miss Mary Oliphant; Vespers,
Miss Sadie Carroll, and Welfare, Mrs.
Katherine Martin.
Miss Ann Doyle was hostess at the
card party Friday evening and the
trustees will be in charge December IL i.
An invitation was received for the
dinner Wednesday in connection with
the Industrial Conference at the Ham,
ilton Hotel. Miss Mary C. Boland,
grand regent, is a member Of the Re-
ception Committee for Tuesday evening.
It was announced by Vice Regent
Mrs. katherine Martin the Christmas
party for the Home for the Aged and
Inflrm will be held at Blue Plains De-
cember 81,
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The matron and patron of Acacia
Chapter will entertain the officers OF
the chapter at a dinner and dance at
the New Shoreham Hotel next Satur-
day at pm.
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Duy an alarm clock
with that s. it saves

An alarm clock is merely one suggestion for spend
ing that So you save by using Lsterine Tooth Paste
instead of tooth pastes in the SOf class.
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Congress Lodge Chapter met Monday
and elected officers Is follows: Matron,
Ethel Bell: patron, Serval Lawrenson;
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EASTERN STAR.

st. Johns Lodge Chapter elected the
following officers last Monday: Mary
z. Rowe, matron; Charles M. Franklin,
patron; May Mason, associate matron;
Charles G. Coakley, associate patron;
Clara Davis, secretary: Leila J. Cooke,
treasurer; Margaret Wood, conductress,
and Ivah Hockenberry, associate con-
ductress. Installation viii take place
December Is.
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b. p. O. ELKS.

Washington Lodge will pay tribute 70
the memory Of those members who died
the past year with exercises tonight at
8 O'Clock. There will be a program Of
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and had a costume of chartreuse green
point d'esprit with hat of straw lace
in the same shade and carried talisman
roses and blue larkspur. The brides
other attendants were Mrs. George S.
Reynolds, Mrs. Benjamin F. Hawkins,
Mrs. Herbert Starbrooke, Miss Elizabeth
Lynch. Miss Dorothea Breed and Miss
Virginia Flood. They were dressed in
blue point d'esprit made like the maid
OF honors gown and their hats were of
straw lace in blue and their bouquets
were of the talisman roses and blue
larkSpur.
Mr. Charles Dewey Hilles. ir.. of New
York. was best man for his brother and
the ushers were Mr.. Malcolm P. Aldrich,
Mr. w. Wallace Benjamin. Mr.. Robert
j. Larner and DR.. Robert F.. Solley of
New York, Mr.. Joseph Toy Curtis and
Mr.. Robert E Darling of Simsburg,
Conn: Mr.. Ward Cheney of South
Manchester. Conn; DR.. George S. Rey-
nolds of Pittsfield, Mass, and Mr.. VIII
liam Huse Durham and Mr.. Lewis P.
Curtis of New Haven, Conn.
reception and wedding breakfast
followed III the home of the bride s
parents, when Mrs. Morse, mother of
the bride, and Mrs HilleS. mother of the
bridegroom, assisted in receiving. Mrs.
Morse was in pink lace and chiffon
with hat to match and Mrs. Hilles wore
pale rose-color satin with small black
hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilles will start this
afternoon for wedding trip and will
make their home for the first year in
London, England. Mr.. Hilles' father
is former chairman of the Republi-
can national committee and is at pres
ent vice chairman of the committee.
Before serving as chairman of the ma
tional committee Mr.. Hilles was secre-
tary to the late William Howard Taft
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RS. John cockerille. soloist. of North

Mrs. John Cockerille, soloist. of North
Fork.
The bride, who was given IN marriage
by her father, wore a gown OF white
georgette crepe with a picture hat and
long white kid gloves and carried a
bouquet Of Gala lilies. Her sister, Mrs.
Coytt Wilson. was matron of honor and
wore a gown of Powered chiffon with
harmonizing accessories and carried a
bouquet of pink brides roses. The best
man was Mr. William Bailey of Lees
burg. and the usherS were Mr.. Marvin
Simpson of North Fork and Mr.. Will
liam Cockerille of Purcellville.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Mary Muncaster, Mr. John Mum
caster, jr.; Mrs. George Southwell
Brown and daughter Rachel Mr.. and
Mrs. Mayo, Mr.. and Mrs Williamson
and Miss Marjorie Arnold. all of Wash
ington. D. c.: Miss Daisy Shelton of
Chatham and Mrs Emma Cockerille
and Mrs Laura Simpson of Maryland
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He will stop at Baltimore and Phila-
delph4a en- route.
Speaker From Chinese Section
OF Conversational Library at Tea.


OF Congressional Library at Tea.
DR.. Arthur w Hummel will talk
on the Chinese renaissance at the Ma
tional Woman's Party tomorrow after
noon at 4:30 O'Clock. DR.. Hummel Is
chief Of the Chinese division OF the
Library of Congress and is one OF the
best authorities on Chinese art and
literature having devoted many years
to their study in China. He not only
understands the literature OF China but
the language as well. He has studied
extensively their old literature and has
made many new discoveries regarding
it on the old Chinese civilization. He
understands the Chinese point of view
and knows their philosophy. The meet
ing is an open one.
Mai. Victor E Bertrandias of New
York City is at the Carlton for few
days, as is also Capt. A. E. Nesbitt OF
New York.
The Baptist Church of North Fork.
near Purcellville, Va, was the scene of
a pretty wedding Tuesday afternoon,
when Miss Mary Rittenhouse Van
Sickler daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Phillip Van Sickler of North Fork, and
Mr.. Clayton Oscar Kephart of Mount
Gilead we're united in marriage by Rev.
Fletcher Ford of Upperville, pastor OF
the church.
The ceremony was preceded by pro-
gram Of nuptial music by Mrs. N. B.
Hawthorne of Purcellville. assisted by
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HiIIeS- Morse Wedding of Today
Recalls Taft Administration.

The marriage of Miss Susan Toy
Morse, daughter of Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
William Inglis Morse of Cambridge
Mass, to Mr.. Frederick Whitley Hilles.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dewey
Hilles of Cambridge, is of particular
interest in Washington, where Mr.. and
Mrs HilleS and their family lived for
some time. The ceremony took place
at noon today in Christ Church, a
Cambridge. the brides father, who is
rector emeritus of the Church of the
Incarnation, at Lynn, Mass, officiating
assisted by Rev. Leslie Glenn, rector of
Christ Church. The church had an
effective arrangement of lilies and
gladioli against background of cedarS.
cedarS.
The bride was given in marriage by
her uncle. Mr.. Joseph r. Ensign. She
wore a gown of ivory satin with sleeves
of Brussels rose point lace and her cap
of the lace, which held her tulle veil
was worn by her mother on her we'd
ding dress. The bride today carried
while orchids and lilies of the valley.
Miss Polly Ensign of Simsbury. Conn,
cousin of the bride. was maid of honor
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Mrs. Newbold Moves and her children
will leave Washington in about 10 days
for Sorrento, Me, to spend the Summer.
Mrs NoyeS will be matron of honor for
her sister, Miss Ellen Cox Ewing, at
her marriage Monday. August 4, to Mr..
Thomas Archibald Stone, second secre-
tary of the Canadian legation. The
wedding will take place at noon or
shortly after that hour and Mr. Stone
will have as his best man. Mr.. Michael
Wright. third secretary of the British
embassy.
Mr.. Stone and his bride will spend
some time in Canada and will come to
Washington the middle of September.
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have leased the Admiral Howard estate,
Restmere, at Newport.
Mrs. Peter A. Drury and her son
Paul started by motor this morning
for their home, Delmore Point on Pei
ham Bay. N. Y, where they will spend
the Summer. MI Drury will join them
later in the season for the Midsummer.
Mrs Drury, who was formerly Mrs.
Lawrence Delmore of New York, and
the late Mr. Delmore quilt the place
some years ago and she has made
short visits there each season since her
marriage to Mr.. Drury, when she came
to Washington to live.
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@HE Secretary of State, Mr.. Henry
L. Stimson. entertained at din
ner last evening in honor OF the
President-elect Senior Julio Pres
.H'HIE tes The dinner was given at
'Woodley. the charming home of the
Secretary and Mrs. Stimson, on Cathe-
dral avenue. The table was decorated
in yellow and green, carrying out Of the
colors of Brazil. and a section Of the
Marine Band stationed in the garden
PLAYED throughout the fete. The COM
pany included the Vice President. MI.
Charles Curtis; the Ambassador of
Brazil. Senior S Gurgel do Amaral. the
Secretary of the Navy Mr.. Charles
Francis Adams; the Secretary Of Com
merce. Mr.. Robert Patterson Lamont;
Senator Thomas j. Walsh. Senator Ar
thur Capper, Senator Simeon D. Fess.
Senator Arthur H Vandenberg. Repre-
sentative ]. Linthicum, Representative
Henry w Temple, Mr.. Freitas Vale,
accompanying the President-elect: the
assistant to the Attorney General, Mr.
John Lord O'Brian; the Assistant Sec
rotary of State, Mr. Francis White; the
military and naval aides to the Presi-
dent-elect, Comdr. A T. Beauregard and
Lieut.. Col Charles B. Moore; Mr..
Richard V. Oulahan. Capt Eugene
Regnier and Mr.. Richard Southgate Of
the State Department.
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