Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-25
Supreme Division Convenes
Here This Week.
GOOD PROGRAM ARRANGED
Majority Of the Delegates Will Ar.
rive Tomorrow Afternoon.
VISITS TO POINTS OF INTEREST
Members Of FrAternal Insurance Or.
ganization to Be Guests of the
Warrington Division.

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their entertainment while In Washing
ton' delegates from all sections OF the
country will reach this city tomorrow
to attend the quadrennial session OF the
supreme Division OF the Loyal Guard,
and the business and social see-
sions OF the convention OF tho
order will continue until Thursday
evening. The Loyal Guard IL a fra
ternal insurance organization, or So
ciety. and while the members and
delegates from other branches are in
the National Capital they will be the
guests OF Washington Division, No.
l52. OF this city. Principal interest in
the ouadrennial session will center In
the deliberations OF the Supreme Di-
vision from the home ONCE OF the a..
ISOLATION. in Flint. Mich.
According to the announced program.
the ofhcers of the Loyal Guard and
most OF the delegates will reach this
city tomorrow afternoon on Q train
reaching the Union station at I:Io
o'clock. and their arrival will be at
tended by an informal reception in the
concourse at the station. The visitors
will be conveyed to headquarters. in
the New Willard, in automobiles. and
the remainder Of the afternoon will be
devoted to the registration OF delegates
Monday evening all of the visitors will
be the guests OF Washington Division
In a theater party at the Columbia.
First Session Tuesday.
The first formal gathering OF the con-
vention will be called to order at 10
o'clock Tuesday morning by Supreme
Commander Edwin o. Wood and ad-
dresses Of welcome will be made by
Commissioner Cumo H. Rudolph. presi-
dent Of the board Of Commissioners; Gen
George II. Harries, president Of the
Board Of Trade: William F. GUIDE, presi-
dent Of the Chamber of Commerce. and
Charles A. Douglas Of the Washington
bar. The convention will remain in ses-
sion until O'Clock. and at $50 the
visitors will be invited to take special
car for trip to Mount Vernon. Alexan-
dria and Arlington. In the evening there
will be session Of the supreme division.
The program for Wednesday includes
an automobile tour OF Washington In the
morning, q series Of visits TO government
buildings In the afternoon and another
meeting of the supreme division In the
afternoon will be devoted by the dele
gates to visits to the Corcoran Art CAL
lery and other places Of interest, ana the
supreme division will hold its ANAL BUSH
ness meeting Thursday evening.
Members Of the local committee Of Ar
rangements are Alexander Scott. c. K.
Bergman, D. w. Edelin,. Charles 8.
Willis, Robert Rathvon, Richard *. Har-
vey, B. Olive, Jesse Little. Kari RAthvoo
and Newton Willis.
Some Of the Delegates
Among the delegates Will be Rev. c. A.
Lippincott. grand prelate Of tho Qrand
Commandery. knights Templar for Michs
igan; Rev. p. q. II. Robinson. rector
Trinity Episcopal Church. Mackinac Is
land, Mich; John T. Winship. democratic
candidate for United States senator for
Michigan; John Naylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank B. Henderson. A. s. Ackerly. Will
liam Carpenter. William Ennis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dullam. Edward Glynn. Ed
ward E. Hennes. Miss Edna NJ. Kramer.
Fred e. Mosher. Mrs: Myrta 3. Mosher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. McCloy, H. h.
Prosser.. George H, Rankin. Mrs. NJ.
Sherrard. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto L. Sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Wildman. Miss
Margaret K. Collins. Miss Marie Is.
Taubitz, DR.. o. Willard. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T. Bridgman. c. H. Pome-
roy and Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Stevens.
Ofacers Of the supreme division are:
Supreme commander. Edwin o. Wood:
supreme vice commander, Charles n.
Pomeroy; supreme recorder, T. II.
Rankin: supreme paymaster. c. T.
Bridgman; supreme medical examiner.
Orson Willard. NJ. d.; supreme counselor.
Mark W. Stevens: supreme auditors.
II. H. Prosser, Charles w. Grots ana
Frank Dullam