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Hotel Greeters

Charter No. 81 and Women's Aux
iliary No. 81 met on January 81 at
the Willard Hotel. with Greeter Man.
ager H. P. Somerville as host.
George Ralston, assistant manager
Of the Willard Hotel and president Of
Washington Chapter of the Hotel Pro-
motion Association, will address the
next meeting on "Hotel Promotion"
Plans were discussed for social and
dance at the Shoreham Hotel on
March l. The auxiliary was presided
over by President Mrs. Harry Stew
art. Mrs. M. Finney was initiated into
membership.
The plan presented by Mrs. Weston
Jones and Mrs. Harry Kopel to deter
mine ratings for qualification for the
Auxiliary Achievement Trophy, which
will be presented by Charter Presi-
dent G. Steuart Bingham, was
adopted.
Plans for the spring dance to be
held by the auxiliary were presented
by General Chairman Mrs. Harry
Kopel. Miss Lottie Taylor was named
honorary chairman and Miss Edna
Thompson, vice chairman.
Membership Chairman Mrs. G.
Steuart Bingham spoke on conduct
ing membership campaign. Miss F.
A. GARNER was appointed guest cor
respondent" for the February Amer
ican Greeter" column. Chairman Mrs.
Weston I0pae of tho HCan Ayoor;oo
First" Committee presented a story on
Historical and Scenic Interests In
Your State" which was read by Mrs.
Charles Eckert.
Among the guests who spoke were
former president of Baltimore Aux
iliary, No. 81, Miss Rita Stein, and
former national publicity director,
Mrs. Chico Spencer Of Oklahoma City
Auxiliary.
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B. P. O. EIks

A class of 80 candidates will be
initiated February 9, when the lodge
observes its 56th anniversary and the
10th anniversary of the Order of Elks.
A dinner will be given for the initiates
prior to the business meeting. and q
social session will be held in the
rathskeller afterWard.
Exalted Ruler Philip U. Gayaut
has designated the following past
exalted rulers to conduct the ritualistic
work at the session of March 9: J..
Forrest Reilly, exalted ruler; James
E. Colliflower, esteemed leading
knight; Edwin S. Fuller, esteemed
loyal knight; John D. Fitzgerald. es-
teemed lecturing knight: David j.
Laporte, esquire; John E. Lynch,
chaplain.
A quarterly meeting Of the Mary
land, Delaware and District Of Co.
lumbia Elks' Association was held at
Hagerstown last Sunday. Plans for
the annual convention to be held
at HagerstoWn in August, and for
participation in the national conven-
ton to be held at Atlantic City in
July, were considered. Arrangements
were completed for entering a float
in the parade at Atlantic City. The
next meeting of the association will
be held at Frostburg on May !.
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Y. y.W.C.A.ACTM|T|ES
FOR WEEK LISTED
Tea to Be Served Today.
Western Girl Reserve Cab
met to Meet Tomorrow.

Tea will be served today from 4 to
5 at the Y. w. c. A. The music hour
Will be from to 6, with lone Hoffman,
mezzo-soprano; Herman Hoffman,
violinist, and Dorothy Radde Emery,
pianist. Miss Katherine Burnett and
Miss Anne Mess will be hostesses at
the music hour.
The Western Girl Reserve cabinet
Will meet Monday at $3.50.
The Senior Interhigh Council will
meet Wednesday at 4 o'clock, when
arrangements for q barn dance and
the annual trip to New York will be
discussed. On Wednesday also the
Eastern High School Club will meet
and sing under Estyleene Lawson,
president, at 1880. The Federal Bureau
OF Investigation will be inspected by
the Girl Reserves Of Tech on Thurs
day. On Friday at 3:45 the Music
Committee Of Central will have charge
OF the program and will present an
original operetta written by Mary
Meade Smith. On Saturday about 20
girls will 60 to Baltimore to attend the
Girl Reserve Midwinter Conference.
The conference closes February 6.
The Chevy Chase Chapter will meet
at 2 O'Clock Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Dwight r. Cooke, A Grafton
street, Chevy Chase, Md. Mrs. w. E.
Speiss, missionary from India, will be
the speaker. Mrs. c. G., Tilman and
Mrs. Carl Aslakson will assist the
hostess.
A dinner Of the business and pro-
fessional women will be held Tuesday
at $50 at the Y. w. c. A. The WASH
ngton Readers Club will present
Scenes from Charles Dickens Books"
On Wednesday the Xenos Club will
hold a supper at 6. followed by a tap
class at o'clock and business meet
ing at 8 o'clock. The Blue Triangle
Club will have supper Thursday at
6, followed by gym or the public az
fairs round table at o'clock and q
business meeting at 8 o'clock.
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Knights Elect Officers.

The Good Shepherd Commandery,
No. 302, Knights Of st. John, of st.
Vincent De Sauls Parish, elected the
following officers: The Rev. Father
Michael J. ONeil, spiritual director:
It. James T. Smith. president; Sergt.
William N. Brooks, first vice president;
1t. Frederick Daggs, second vice presi-
dent; Cyprain johnson, recording sec.
retary: Vincent Thomas, financial Sec
retary; Charles B. Cant, treasurer;
Robert L. Hall. Douglas frederick.
James Dyson, Clinton J. Brown and
John Belt, trustees.
The following were appointed on the
Membership Committee: 1t. Bernard
G. Johnson, chairman: Douglas Fed
erick, James Dyson. Clinton J. Brown
and Joseph Bolden. Joseph Bolden
Il chairman Of tho Sick Oomunittea.
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Woodmen of the World.

Oak Camp elected the following
officers: DR.. G. Henry Rawson, consul
commander; Leo B. Ellwood, adviser
lieutenant; F. H. Drish, escort; w. J..
Kerns, clerk; w. G. Stott, banker;
A. E. Bovello. watchman; Harry San
ders, sentinel: c. A. Cole, chairman
board Of managers; Paul Bradshaw,
manager; c. A. Swanson, manager;
DR.. G. Henry Rawson, physician;
J. v. Giovinazzo, G. H. Rawson, Leo
B. Ellwood, c. A.. Cole, A. S. King,
F. H. Drish and Harry Sanders, dele
gates to Booster Club, w. o. w. The
camp will hold the annual dinner for
officers and uniform rank and their
friends at Beaver Dam Country Club
February Is. Senator Morris Shep-
pard will be the principal speaker.
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National Union

Senator William ]. O'Brien installed
officers Of the nine councils In North
east Masonic Temple. Senator's
Michael J. Kindsfather and John
A. Marshall assisted in the cere-
monies. Miss Thicker and Harry O.
Glen were the fancy and clog dancers.
Walter T. Roche presided at the
meeting of Potomac Council. Silent
tribute was paid to Samuel j. Denny.
Conrad T. Vogel, IS years OF age
and . member for 80 years, rendered
piano selections. Arthur Armstrong
of Los Angeles, Calf, spoke.
The Executive Board will meet
Tuesday at the home of Vice President
Melvin D. Newland, TIL South Nine
teenth street, Virginia Highlands, Va.
Victory Council will meet Friday eve
ming In Pythian Temple.
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Daughters of America

The state councillor tomorrow at
her home, 543l Nevada avenue NV.
will have a conference with her depu-
ties. Oficial visits this week are: Tues
day, Mount Vernon Council, Northeast
Masonic Temple and to Mayflower
Council on Friday at Pythian Temple
Ffdelitys visitation has been deferred
to March IS.
The Junior o. U. A. M, has ex-
tended an invitation to the Daughters
OF America to a benefit dance for the
annual Presidents call to help the
crlpppel children, which they have
planned to hold at Anacostia Temple
2407 Minnesota avenue Sc, Febru-
ary IL.
Old Glory Council entertained State
councillor Viola Henley and her off,
GERS at their annual visitation in Odd
Fellows Temple last meeting. The
councillor, Miss Audrey Galloway. well
coined them. also Mrs. Lula Danton.
State councillor of Virginia. Mrs. Lulu
Mastin gave readings The applica-
ions OF Carrie Lucille Carver, Louise
esther Anderson, Mary Hazel john
son, Helen Eloise Salmon. selena
jackson and Emma F. Hayward were
received for membership.
Independent Council was presided
over by Councillor Mona Jones. The
degrees were conferred on Tillie C.
tucker and Dorothy Nelligar, and Mrs.
Ursula Myers and Jennie REYNOLDS
Tor Mayfiower Council. Mrs. Alma
Padgett announced a bingo and en-
tertainment on Valentine night,
Mizpan Council was presided over
oy Councillor Catherine Baruday. The
state councillor and her officers were
omclally received. The application of
Mrs. Mary Alvey was received for
membership. It also being the birth
day OF Past National Councillor Naom,
Swami, and deputy State councillor to
Golden Rule Council, No. 10. their
members gave her a birthday surprise
A play. Love, Matrimony, Heaven" :"
was presented. Past Councillor Jennie
Collier rendered vocal selections, with
Past Councillor Katherine Baum as
accompanist.
Betsy Ross Council welcomed the
State and national officers, headed by
State Councillor Viola Henley, for re-
hearsal previous to the annual State
Council colonial drill and ball to be
held at Almas Temple February 10.
Installation Of officers was held, with
Mrs. jamie Fenner of Loyalty Council
as installing officer. Mrs. Marie
Koenig presided in the absence Of
the councillor. Mrs. Pensy Anderson,
who is Ill. Initiation will be held
February 2 for Brookland Council.
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W. G. T. u. News

DR.. Izora Scott. national legislative
director for the w. c. T. u, will speak
concerning this phase of its work dur
ing the meeting Of Central Iota Sigma
Union Tuesday evening ir the head
quarters, 100 Maryland avenue NE.
The program will include high lights
from the life of Lillian M. N. Stevens.
lexington Union was entertained in
the home Of Mrs. H. A. Bradley, 1909
Thirteenth street NE. Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Franklin L. Adams, presi-
dent, presided. Mrs. James Davis had
charge Of the devotionals. The guest
speaker was Mrs. Florence Warner,
corresponding secretary Of the District
w. c. T. u, who spoke concerning
membership bridge building.
Mrs. Julia Burkitt of 80 U street
NE. was made q, life member.
The next meeting will be the after
noon Of February ~ at the home Of
Mrs. Daniel Morgan, 46 Rhode Island
avenue NE.
D. Stewart Patterson Of the Board
Of Temperance of the Methodist
Church was the guest speaker at the
meeting Of the Northeast Suburban
Union at the home of Mrs. A. L.
VanHorn, 3104 Twenty-fourth street
NE, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. r. E. Boss, president, presided
and Mrs. A. M. Charters held the de-
votionals.. Mrs. Ora Haines assisted
Mrs. VanHorn in serving refresh
ments. Plans were adopted for rais-
ing the quota for the national educa-
tional fund.
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Bethel No. 3 met Thursday after
which bingo was played and refresh
ments were served.
The Mothers Club will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Fentiman tomorrow
night. AL the mothers are invited.
The drill team will have business
meeting Thursday after which they
will drill.
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LOIS G0RMAN MEMORIAL
SERVICES AT 8 TONIGHT
Phi Delta Delta Legal Fraternity
Sponsors Tribute for Late
I. C.. C.. Examiner.

A memorial service for Lois Gates
German. widely known examiner of
the Interstate Commerce Commission
who died in December, will be held 1T
8 o'clock tonight at the clubhouse Of
the American Association of Uni
versity Women.
The tribute was arranged by the
Phi Delta Delta legal fraternity, Of
which Miss German was q former vice
president, and many Of those who
were associated with Miss Gorman
will take part.
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Two to Talk on China.

Mrs. Clyde Sargent, who recently
returned with her husband from a
Presbyterian mission in China, and
Miss Helda Yen, friend Of Nine.
Chang Kai-shek, will speak at 8 pm.
Friday at the Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church, 1862 Kalorama
road NV.
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Ladies' Oriental Shrine.

su Zu Court will meet at Bright
wood Temple on Tuesday, High
Preistess Lady Bessie Towson presid-
ing. The meeting will be followed by
. Colonial dance. Members requested
to wear Colonial costume. Friends IN.
Uted. Refreshments,
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Woodmen Circle,

The Imps Club, Willow Grove, were
guests Of Carolyn Gentner, assisted by
Laura Mae Anderson. Aileen Dalkin
presided over the business meeting.
Plans were completed for . dance ct
tho Hay Loft On February IL.
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Odd Fellows

Dorcas Rebekah Lodge was presided
over by the newly elected noble grand,
Victoria Harding Other officers
elected are: Vice grand, Myrtle Will
lians; recording secretary, A. Naomi
Cooper; financial secretary, Mary NJ,
Dement,; treasurer, Abbie M. Gates.
The appointed officers are: Warden,
Donella Covan; conductor, Minnie
Holderby; chaplain, Rose Homan;
right supporter to the noble grand,
S. N. Mallory; left supporter to the
noble grand. Bessie Baber; right sup
porter to the vice grand, Margaret
Rule; left supporter to the vice grand,
Evelyn Lynn; musician, Elizabeth Car
ter: inside guardian, Hester Stans-
berry; outside guardian, c. Lewis
Cooper. S. N. Mallory was reelected
degree director. The lodge voted to
recommend the reappointment Of Mrs.
Ella v. Mallory as instructress.
Officers of Mount Pleasant Rebekah
Lodge were installed by Miss Emily
Dingley, Fidelity, as follows: Mrs.
Faustina Borough, noble grand; Mrs.
Florence Bennett, vice grand: Mrs.
Amy v. Glossbrenner, recording secre-
tary; Mrs May Berlin, financial sec
retary; Mrs. Virginia league, musi-
clan; Mrs. Amy v. Glossbrenner, rep
resentative to the A. r. A. to attend
the session to be held in Oklahoma
City, September, 1888.
The Rebekah Assembly met Janu-
ary 18 in I. o. o. r. Temple, with
President Cora H. Kincer presiding.
The degree was conferred on . class
Of candidates.
Ofhcers elected were: President,
Grace w. Thomasson: vice president.
Olive Woodworth; warden. Margaret
Reile; secretary, Beatrice M. Lauehe;
treasurer, Annette Harrell; repre-
sentative to A. r. A. Amy v. Gloss
heimer. Mrs. Thomasson made the
following appointments: Marshal,
Marguerite Ison; conductor. Esther
Andersen; chaplain. Edith I. Lusby;
musician, Virginia league; inside
guardian, Bertha Nichols; outside
guardian, Rena Norton; pages, Irene
Wilson, Hazel Hunter, Rose Mayo and
Mae Harding. Grand instructress,
Mrs. Amy v. Glossheimer. They were
installed by Mrs. Cora Kincer.
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Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle.
Job IS Daughters

Bethel No. S organized a dramatic
club. The officers are: President,
Gertrude Thomas; secretary, Virginia
Saper; treasurer, Magdolene Bryon;
directress. Miss Ethel Hayes. The club
will give a play, The Preamble
Speaks for the entertainment of
Electra Chapter on February %.
The drill team meets at the Masonic
Hall every Wednesday at $50 o'clock.
The next meeting will be February
IL. Initiation and entertainment by
the fathers.
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STATE CLUB TO MEET
Michigan Democrats to Plan Din
uer Dance.

The Michigan Democratic Club Of
Warrington will hold the first Of .
series Of monthly meetings at 8 pm.
Thursday in the clubroom at 1900
Rhode Island avenue NV. Plans for
the annual dinner dance will be dis
cussed and committee chairmen and
members wiz b appointed.
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P. (. O. Sisterhood

Chapter G will be hostess for the
P. E. O. reciprocity luncheon Wednes-
day at 1890 in the tea room at Wood
ward & Lothrop's. Reservations made
through Mrs. George Middleton, Emer-
son 9l13. before Tuesday noon. Un-
affiliated members are welcome.
Chapter H met at the home of Miss
Florence Reynolds, 4507 Argyle ter
race NV, assistant hostess being
Miss Julia Slaughter. Miss Reynolds
was also assisted by her sisters, Miss
Elizabeth Reynolds, District organizer;
Mrs. Lorreta Newly and Miss Myrta
Reynolds. all members of Chapter D.
Mrs. Rush B. Lincoln, president pre-
sided.
Mrs. Donald L. MaXson was elected
delegate for the coming round table
conference. Following the business
meeting Mrs. Daniel S. Coombs pre-
sented a candlelight memorial serv-
ice in memory Of the seven founders.
Mrs. c. Stanley White assisted as
Granddaughter. The meeting closed
with program. including recitations
by Mrs. Ida w. Brown of Chapter
Y, Iowa, and musical numbers by
Mrs. Georgia B. Caldwell, violinist, and
Mrs. George o. Sutton, pianist.
Guests included Mrs. Dudley Bright
OF Chapter G, Mrs. Mary B. Skeets of
Chapter D o of Missouri, Miss Sarah
S. Morris of this CITY,
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. c. Stanley White, 6623 Piney
Branch road NV.
Mrs. Frank Ballou, BIT Forthwith
street NV, was hostess to the men,
bers Of Chapter X Monday at lunch
con. Guests, in addition to members,
were Mrs. c. H. Eckles, Chapter CB,
Ida Grove, Iowa, and Mrs. Milton
Rygh, Chapter I'D, Berkeley, Calf.
The program, given by Mrs. Art
Brown, centered about a group Of
prints recently issued by the Ameri-
can Federation Of Arts to show repre-
sentative work of modern American
artists Several prints of pictures
from the Mellon collection were also
shown.
The annual guest tea. honoring Of
flcers Of the District Of Columbia State
Chapter and presidents of the local
chapters in the District, was held We'd
nesday at the home Of Mrs. George
B. Woods, 1881 Cathedral avenue NV.
Mrs. M. H. Fohrman was assistant
hostess.
Mrs. c. William Ramseyer, 3311
Rowland place NV. will entertain
Chapter K at her home. February IA.
Luncheon will be served at 1890
o'clock. Mrs. w. Harry King will pre-
sent program of poetry. 4
Chapter B met at the home of Mrs.
E. o. Woodruff, 1854 Kilbourne place
NV. Assisting hostesses were Mrs.
r. M. Wolfe, Mrs. j. F. Putnam and
Mrs. R. L. Lynch. A candle service
was held in memory of the founder
Of P. E. o. The program was in
charge Of Mrs. g. A. Davies and Mrs.
D. N. Stafford. Mrs. D. c. Turley
sang, accompanied by Miss Naomie
Hewitt, cellist, formerly soloist with
the Women's Boston Symphony Or
chestra.
Chapter A met at the home Of Mrs.
G. F. Bixby. with Miss Bess Miles as
sisting. The president, Mrs. R. C..
Potts, was in the chair. A study of
the constitution and bylaws was con-
Quoted by Miss Helen Jamison. Mrs.
S. w. Bristow was a guest.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
g. M. Jones, Alban Towers, when Miss
Elizabeth Reynolds, district organizer,
will be present,
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for the members of the chapter and
their friends, ut the Wardman Park
Hotel, Z Valentine card party and
dance February Is. For reservations
call Mrs. Ddtthe Pierce, oeorgtl 357L
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LODGE HE NIGHT
SET WEDNESDAY
Boxing Bouts and Movies
on Program-Parker Unit
Plans De MoIay Night.

Master Milton Conn of Osiris Ma
sonic Lodge, has arranged "he"
night next Wednesday evening, fol-
lowing a short business meeting. A
special committee, under the chair
manship of Senior Warden Orville E.
Megby and Vice Chairman Junior
Deacon Charles H. Gardiner, has pre-
pared an entertainment, which will
be given at the Jewish Community
Center. Members of the Police Boys
Club, under the direction of 1t. Scott,
will stage several boxing matches, and
Jim Mcnamara of the Jewish Com
munity Center. will have some of his
boys give exhibitions. Motion pictures
will be shown by Harry Hoffman.
There will be refreshments.
Master Clayton v. Speakman of
Myron M. Parker Lodge, has arranged
a De Molay night for members on
Sunday evening. Following a short
business session. the majority team
of Robert lie Bruce Chapter. Order of
De Molay, will exemplify their second
degree.
The four coordinate bodies of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
OF Freemasonry in Washington are
completing arrangements for the
spring class of 1888 The degree
work will begin February s, at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral, 433 Third
street NV. and will continue each
tuesday evening thereafter, until
May II.
King Solomon Lodge will meet
Wednesday at 100 pm. Master
Jefferson d. Perry will conduct short
business meeting.
With the conclusion Of the grand
visitations by Grand High Priest
Eugene E. Thompson, the constituent
chapters of Royal Arch Masons are
holding their annual elections and
installations, La Fayette Chapter. will
meet Tuesday evening. and Columbia
Chapter. on Wednesday evening, for
this purpose.
Acacia Lodge will hold Stag Night
and banquet tomorrow at the May
flower Hotel. Master J. Dutton
Wainwright has appointed Past Mas
ter James E. Black in charge of ar
rangements Special entertainment
and music is being furnished.
At the close of short business
session on Wednesday evening East
Gate Lodge will be entertained by the
Uniformed Drill Team and Band of
Capitol Forest No. l04 Tall Cedars
OF Lebanon. Master Paul Smith an
nounced refreshments will be served.
Senior Grand Warden Needham c.
Turnage will address Barristers Lodge
next Wednesday on the need and work
OF the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home. according to an announcement
by Master Earl w. Shinn.
Petworth Lodge Fellowcraft Club
Will meet Tuesday at pm at the
home Of Joseph Sullivan, 4l6 Webster
street NV.
Congress Lodge has called a special
communication February to confer
the degree. Junior Deacon Harry
Lucier will be in the east,
Trestleboard.
Tuesday-National, E. A.; Arminius,
business; Myron M. Parker, social;
King David, M M.
Wednesday-Washington Centennial.
social; Osiris social; King Solomon,
business; East Gate, social; Theodore
Roosevelt, E. A.; Barristers, social.
Thursday-Naval, E. A.; Hiram, M,
M; La Fayette. business; William R.
Singleton, F. c.; Petworth, F. c.; Sem
per Paratus, business.
Friday-Columbia. E. A.; Lebanon.
F. C.; Joseph H. Milans, F. c.; Justice,
business.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Fraternal news, intended for
publication in The Sunday Star,
must be received BY the Fraternal
Editor not later than noon On
Wednesday.
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The Past Matrons and Patrons As
sociation of Washington Centennial
Chapter elected the following officers:
Mrs. Helen ]. Brinley, president: Mr..
Edwin T. Holland, vice president; Mr..
Lester c. Culler, secretary-treasurer:
Mrs. Nell L. Warwick, chaplain. The
junior past matron, Mrs. Florence
Lee, and Ernest Lee was elected
members Of the association. Tho
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With the conclusion Of the grand
visitations by Grand High Priest
Eugene E. Thompson. the constituent
chapters Of Royal Arch Masons are
holding their annual elections and
installations, La Fayette Chapter, will
meet Tuesday evening, and Columbia
Chapter. on Wednesday evening, for
this purpose.
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Ruth Chapter will confer the de-
grees February7. Omcers will rehearse
in Stansbury Temple February 5, 2
pm. Stansbury Lodge members viii be
guests Of honor February Al. The
Ways and Means Committee Win have
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Matron Roberta Stewart announces
Trinity Chapter will meet Thursday
evening. Special entertainment will
be held A dinner is being planned
to be held at Almas Temple on
March !.
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King Solomon Lodge will meet
Wednesday at 100 pm. Master
Jefferson D. Perry will conduct short
business meeting.
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/ Mrs. Lucy B. Hollidge, matron of
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter.
announces the meeting Thursday will
be mems night. There will be re-
freshments and entertainment.
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Acacia Lodge will hold Stag Night
and banquet tomorrow at the May
flower Hotel. Master J. Dutton
Wainwright has appointed Past Mas
ter James E. Black in charge of ar
rangements Special entertainment
and music is being furnished.
The Washington times., 1938-01-26
JEW
PURGE BOASTED

BERLIN, Jan. 26 G.N.s).
Boasts that he has already sue
ceeded in ousting Jews from pub
lie life in many parts of Rumania
were made by Nishifor Robu,
newly-appointed propaganda min
lister of Rumania, in an interview
in the Nazi newspaper Der Ang-
riff today.
Patterning his policy after that
of the German nazis, Robu told
the Angriff he had concentrated
his activities on the provinces Of
Bukovina and Marsmaros.
According to Der Angriff, Robu
was named by Rumania's new
anti-Jewish premier, DR.. Octavian
Goga, to a post similar to that of
DR.. Paul Joseph Goebbels.
He was given special powers
enabling him to carry out a Jew
ish "purge" in the two provinces
and vested with the title of ''pro.
fessor of national propaganda. +"
Robu declared:
"I pledge my life that none
of the questions involved, so
vitally affecting the life of Ru-
mania, will remain unsolved."