Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-09

Union Lodge, No II. will hold an open
meeting tomorrow evening to which all
members of the order have been invited.
The committee on entertainment. ii is re-
ported, has arranged an excellent pro-
gram. consisting of recitations. music and
addresses Canton Washington, No. l.
vii. attend in uniform.
Washington Lodge. No. u will receive
"a visit from the grand master and his
officers Tuesday evening. All members
of the order have been invited to be
present The committee having the Ell
tertainment program in charge has prom
Used something out of the ordinary.
The speaker of the evening will he Past
Grand Master George Gerberich.
Wednesday evening Canton Washington.
No. ], will give another assembly dance
in the auditorium of Odd Fellows Hall
Cards OF invitation, II is announced. can
be procured from any of the members
or from the superintendent OF the hail.
The committee requested by the grand
master to consider the question OF trying
to have the proposed National Odd Eel
lows Temple located in this city met In
the blue room. Odd Fellows Hall. Tues
day evening. with all but one lodge and
one encampment represented. II was the
sense of the committee, II Is said. thar
have the temple built in Washington.
BY resolution 1t was decided To have
special session of the Grand Lodge caiied
at an early date for the purpose II pos
sible, of having that body ratiiy the ac-
ton of the committee, and authorize the
grand master To call for a special COM
mittee to carry out the plans suggested
The remarks made By Grand Representa-
tive L. w Bradford, Past Grand Master
T. J. Gates. Past Grands j. ii. Leary ana
Harrell aroused enthusiasm.
Grand Master Edgar d. Thompson and
his officers paid fraternal visit to East
ern Lodge. No. I, Wednesday evening.
The attendance was said TO be the second
largest of any of the visitations. Inc
grand secretary and grand treasurer re-
ported the lodge progressing numerically
and financially. The officers examined
i'm the unWritten work. it Is said, showed
A thorough knowledge. and the work as
rendered was declared satisfactory both
to the grand master and grand repre-
sentativeS During the evening PaSl
Grand Harry l.. Andersen. chairman oil
the entertainment committee. presented
the following program: Lecture. ny ".
II. H. Smith, 1.-The Building Of Solomon $
Temple. baritone solo, Herbert u. Law
son. and an address by Past Grand Mas
ter Thomas j. Gates. \ band OF inenl-
bers under Past Grand Fred Lawson VINO
called themselves "a delegation from
Borneo," gained admittance. and. with
humorous remarks. presented each OF the
Grand Lodge officers with a token be-
fitting his office. The visit was closed
by presenting Grand Master Thompson
with a silk umbrella. Refreshments were
served.
Ladies' night" at Columbia Lodge. No.
i0, filed the encampment room at Odd
Fellows Hall. eth street northwest
Thursday evening with the families and
friends of members of the lodge. and re-
suited in what is declared one of the mos;
enjoyable social affairs the lodge has
ever given. The committe of arrange
ments. j. Edw. Dowler, {. D.
Shackelford. G. e. Billings and $. q.
Taylor. received praise for providing a
program both novel and varied. Re-
freshmerts were served in the blue room
at the close of the entertainment. Those
who contributed to the entertainment,
were Prof. Harry Hills. with magic and
trunk mysteries: Jennings Brothers, vocal
selections. accompanied by Miss Ihe7
Jennings: Imperial Novelty Four. Messrs.
Tobin, Johnson. Schwinger and White,
comedy songs: Miss Richie Mclean, con-
tralto solo: fancy dancing by the little
Misses Audrey F'lack. Mae Easterly and
Marie Hayes. and The Little Four Quar-
tet" composed of Miss Margaret Paine
Miss Agnes Whelan, Miss Josephine
Mack and Miss Richie Mclean, accom-
panied by Miss SchInd.