Arizona republican., 1913-04-23
ODD FELLOWS . CHOOSE HEADS
Grand Lodge at Tempe in Session Second Day Get Much of Routine Work Done-Great Social Do- ings Are Planned Today


 TEMPE, April 22-Election of of ficers in both the Grand Lodge and Robekah Assembly was the sum to- tai of the program of the second days convention of the Independent order of odd Fellows here today The regular routine of business na- turaly came in for it's share of the time but none of it is for the general public.
 The days program started with a meeting of the Grand Lodge in the Cosmopolitan Hall at nine o'clock this morning Routine business and the initiation of one past noble grand of a subordinate order, making to- tal of twenty nine new members taken in this session. took up the early part of the morning. The fol- lowing officers were elected to po- sitlons in the order for the coming year:
 j. NJ. w. Moore, of Prescott, grand master, he was formerly deputy grand master; R. c. Anderson. of Globe. deputy grand master: l.. E. Rice, Morenci. formerly grand treas urer. elected to grand warden; Geo A. Mintz, of Phoenix, reelected as grand secretary; J. G. Belt, of Saf- ford, grand treasurer; grand trustees are A. Nielsen, Tempe, N. A Nor ford, Phoenix, and A w. Smith, Tucson; grand representatives, Ro- e bert S LOngmoore, of Mesa, and w K. James. of Phoenix.
 Here are the retiring officers of the grand lodge: R. $. Longmoor, Mesa, grand master; J. M. w Moore. Prescott. deputy grand master; P. c. Anderson, Globe, grand warden. Globe L. E. Rice. Morenci, grand treasurer; Geo. A. Mintz, grari sec retary. Phoenix
 Grrnd Encampment
 The grand encampment met in Cosmopolitan Hall this afternoon at three o'clock and elected and in stalled the following officers, follow ing the close of the routine business William Hughes. Bisbee, grand patri- arch; E. F. Bowers. Phoenix, grand high priest; J. F. Mahoney. Prescott grand senior warden; A W. Smith Tucson, grand junior warden Bar hey Johnson, Globe, grand treasurer; C. F. Miller Tucson. grand marshall M. T. Brown, Phoenix, grand inside sentinel; P NJ Sherman, Douglas grand outside sentinel.
 This session was the final one oi the grand encampment. No more meetings will be held until the next session of the grand lodge one year hence.
 Retekahs
 The Rebekahs me; at goo a. m. in the L O. O. r. hall and following the regular routine business. readings of reports. etc. they elected officers as follows: Sister Ellen NJ Harris, Tempe, president; Sister Slack, grand warden; Sister Moore, Morenci treasurer: Sister Scott, Phoenix, sec retary (served 16 years) Trustees were elected: Sisters Penn, of Cliff ton; Johnson, of Mesa, and Forest, of Prescott.
 Sister Maude Perry, of Bisbee, is the retiring president.
 Afternoon Program
 Rain began falling at one thirty o'clock just as the delegates were ready to leave on the auto tour. Consequently number of the volun- teered automobiles never showed up for service until several hours later Fourteen cars left at two o'clock for Mesa and at five o'clock the party was given a reception by lodge mem bers there Returning to Tempe the entire membership !. of the Grand Lodge Rebekahs, and all valley members and others in attendance here were entertained at the Norma by musical and literary program prepared by the Tempe lodges
 Wednesday Program
 Grand Lodge convenes in Como politan Hall at 800 a. m.
 Rebekah Assembly conVenes in O. O. F. Hall at 9.Oo a. m-f
 At this time officers for the en