Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-02
Ulcers Wednesday evening for the pur-

officers Wednesday evening for the pur-
pose of communicating to them the semi.
annual password, which will be in force
on and after July l, and commissioned the
following deputy grand chancellors to
communicate It to the subordinate lodges
Grand Vice Chancellor George H. Haley
Webster Lodge. No. Z. and Union Lodge
No. %: Grand Prelate Charles w. Hen
derson. Harmony. No. p: Henry ]. Gas
son. grand keeper OF records and seal
Excelsior. No. "A. and Germania. No. 10
Frank B. Crown, grand master OF ex-
chequer, Myrtle, No. %, and Amaranth
No. %: Robert Sroufe. grand master al
arms. Calantha, No. 10, and Equal. No
Syracusians. No. TO- and Century, No. 30
r. S. Sebastian. grand outer guard, De-
| catur No. ., and Hermione. No II: II. NJ
Vandervost. grand lecturer, Mount Yer
non. No. 5. and Columbia, No. %: II. P
Wi ley. past grand chancellor. Capital
No. "a: s. H. Bassett. grand chancellor
Franklin, No. .. and Rathbone-Superior.
No. %
A large audience listened to the ad-
dress. picturing home and Its inf1u-
ences. by Edgar C.. Snyder. Washington
correspondent OF the Omaha Bee, at the
Homecoming given by Franklin Lodge.
No 2. Thursday evening. Mr.. Snyder
is strongest forts. for. after all. in
snem are where the great moral and
political questions which AFFECT the fu-
ture happiness and welfare OF the
country are settled.
The following took part in the pro-
gram: Misses Helen Jarboe and Gene
We've Frank. -.iss Pearl Jones. Dr. W.
NJ. kimball. Mrs. kimball. Edgar c.
snyder. Rathbone Superior Lodge. No
90 Josephine Jarboe. Miss Edith Ro-
AnHroy
Flack, Miss Verna Shmidt. Little Marie
Hayes. Miss Louise Leeke. .Laster
Thomas Sutor. Talbot O. PuliZZi. Lit
tie Anna Sutor. c. H. Harwood and =.
Lewis.
At the conclusion OF the exercises
refreshments were served.
one OF the largest meetings he'd since
the committees of RathboneSuperior
Lodge. No. ~. started its series of frater-
raj visits was that OF fiermana Lodge.
No 10. Wednesday evening. y delega-
ton from Myrtle Lodge. No. %, and one
present The chairman Of the meeting
was Edgar .. Snyder.
Rev W. ". Barnes of Amaranth Lodge.
70. 2s. preached an interesting sermon
To the members of the order and their
friends Sunday evening at Douglas Me-
mortal NJ. h. Church, 18th and IL streets
northeast, using for his text Ecclesiastes.
40. 1.-TWO Are Better Than One and
Ii Sam lbs, Thy Love to Ne Was
Wonderful, Passing the Love OF Woman.
The order in general. the Uniform Rank
COMPARES and the Pythian sisters were
well represented. The music. under the
leadership of Wilson Ha -vey of Amaranth
Lodge, was feature.
Calanthe Lodge. No. i'll. conferred the
rank of page at its meeting Monday night
and will confer the knight rank at its
meeting July 10.
Noun; Vernon Lodge. No. ). Wednesday
evening decided to take an active part in
the excursion to be given by the Chan
cellors' Association.
Webster Lodge. No. 4 held an election
of officers Tuesday evening to fill the va
chancellor commander. advancing the en-
tire line.
Excelsior Lodge. No. II. and Capital
Lodge. No. 81. met Tuesday evening.
Each lodge voted to ask for a dispense
ton to allow 1t to omit its regular
convention of July 1. Both lodges de-
cfded to take an active part In the excur-
son to De given by the Chancellors' AS
ISOLATION and the excursion to be given
TO Marshall Hall by Washington Com
pany, No. 1, Uniform Rank.
Myrtle Lodge. No. Is. at its meeting
Tuesday evening. heard a speech by Sam
uel Murdoch OF Savanna, Ill. The lodge
decided to dispense with Its regular
convention July 4.
Equal Lodge. No. II, wifi confer the