Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1925, Page 27

THE EVENING \Mrs. Coolidge Gives|VISITATION IS PAID Picture of White House for Bazaar STAR, WASHINGTON, D.s C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1925. presented the honor guest with a gold | at the pfano, gave a number of vo«-nll trowel, sultably engraved, on behaif | selections. The | was brought | |1 of the lodge, this being an annual | to a close by the tation to the || TO HARMONY I_ODGE custom of Harmony Lod grand master of a suite | Though all of the visiting Grahd | of Harmony Lodge. I | Lodge officers wede “slandered” and | made the presentation, g g | teted the occasion was arranged main- | erson at last had an opportunity £6 Grand Maner Roe Fulkerson Is!Iv for the “roasting” of Roe Fulker-| v Gold | son, Harmony's own past master. He Put Through Paces and Other- endeavored to indulge in his pet hobby wise Honmed TRACTION MERGER | ANSWER AWAITED Utilities Commissi;n Expects Companies to Reply Within Next Few Days. An autographed picture of the | White House has been contributed vin Coolidge for the r which the Latti- e Bible class of New venue Presbyterfan Church t the Lee House on De- THANKSGIVING The Season of Gratitude of speaking on several occasions, but a loud-sounding Klaxon horn was sounded each time he arose. ise of Mr. u- on the John Boobar, in th ind visitation of the | Fulkerson, gave and Lodge ofy grand m'lsl(-r m Up-to-Date Builder. From the London Punch Ha ' | question, of Roe | Master \hnulxl ¥ | afirmative t B K HREE HUNDRED YEARS AGO, a group of hardy, frugal pioneers, confronted by many obstacles, laid the foundations of the wealthiest nation in the world. Their hardiness and frugality were their chief assets. But every year they viewed with pride and thanksgiving the growth of their humble investment. Today it amounts to billions of dollars. la new buil buried a n ind a NEW and USED Office Furniture Save 50% and [More H. BAUM & SON 464 ‘Perna. 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