Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-12

q class, with Past Grand Master John
Fl. Wood as degree director. and Past
Grand W. F. Dement, as assistant degrees
director.
The team OF the first degree conferre
the work for Salem Lodge at Ana costa
at the last meeting Of that ledge before a
large assembly. The hosts gave the Wis
itors a warm welcome. TO which Past
Grand Master Wood responded. Refresh
ments were served.
| The annual visitation o. Grand Mas
| ter Gates and associates to Federal CITY
Lodge will occur "Wednesday evening.
| March %. The lodge has extended an
| invitation to the membership of this lu-
| it the most ENJOYABLE visitation n the
! history of the lodge.
Mizpah Encamrment of Patriarchs. No.
~. independent Order OF Odd Fellows, OF
Hyattsville, Md. was instituted in odd
Fellows Hall, HyattsvilIe, TIE soay even
ing by the Grand Encampment Of Mary
land 1t was noteworthy event III local
Odd Fellowship. Thirty members IF the
order. including all the officers of the
Grand Encampment and picked degree
team of patriarchs. came over from Bal
timore, and were extended royalty good
time by the Hyattsville brethren.
The grand officers present were JACOB
Schapiro grand patriarch: Eugene S.
Anderson, grand high priest: James Is.
kean, grand senior warden: Augustus
Bouldin grand trea suIer; James Fl. Boyd,
grand junior warden; S. II. FoXwell,
grand represent ative: Joseph f. Cook
grand representatives: J. Wilton Talbot,
grand marshal: William r. kissing, grand
inside sentinel, and George HorisDefg
grand outside sentinel
Twenty-seyen charter members of the
local cncampment received the patri-
archal, golden rule and royal degrees.
The work of the Baltimore picked team
in executing the work is said to have
been especially commendable. The fol-
Lowing received :he degrees: William &.
Gray, 3 &. Wheeler. 8. Levin. Fl. Edgar
Lewis. W. j.. Perkins. L. b. Harlow.
George A. Harlow. J. Moses Edlavitch,
Colby c. Quisenberry. ". r. Hasson,
arts. q. Hodges Carr. Arthur Carr. L. L..
Gray, Gilbert II. Wissruan. -. &. Carver,
j. T.. Willett.- Erwin A. Scacss. CEford
s. SNhall .. r Harlow, Larry y. Snead.
George 7. Curtis. NJ. %. Hunter, &. Frank
Carr and Charles VI. Shaw.
The following officers Of Mizpah I'm
campment. elected to serve until June
90 1911, were Later installed by the Off,
GERS of the Grand Encampment: Chief
patriarch. William 6 Gray; high priest,
Wheeler: junior warden. G. II. Whali;
scribe Fl. +. Lewis: treasurer, T.. III. RI b.
erts: marshal and guide, j. +. Willeft;
inside sentinel, Sam Levine; outside SEN
tinel, George T. Curtis: guards-first
watch, r. r. Reese: second watch, NJ.
S. Reese: third watch. VIII am Hasson:
fourth watch. o {. Carver, first guard
Of tent, G. NJ. Wissman; second guard of
tent, Larry u. Snead.
Following the installation OF officers,
collation. was served. The visitors took
the midnight train hack to Baltimore.
William c. Gray. William l.. Perk ms.
noble grand Of HNa;fsviile orioie Lodge.
and B. c. Wheeler it is said, are mainly
re ba ST q
eneampment, the first named taking the
post prominent part. 4 large class Of
candidates from Hyattsvlle will visit
Baltimore the oath instant where the de-
erees will be conferred at the Odd Eel
lows Temple. corner of Cathedral and
Saratoga streets.