Evening star., 1914-11-15

Monuay-Naom1, NO 1. business Nutu.
Tuesday-Fideli,y. No :, business.
Frday-Mriam. No q. business.
PATRIAHCIIS MILITANT.
Saturday y--tanton Washington. No. /. so
! cial and drill.
Grand Master Frank f. Rapp will
visit Covenant Lodge. No. Is, In
Georgetown tomorrow evening, ac-
companied by the Grand Lodge Of
ficers. 1t is reported that the lodge is
arranging for a good social time. and
will welcome all members Of the order
who attend.
Canton Washington. No. /. will hold
it's first assembly dance for the season
the past. it is said. hate been popular
and select. and it is the intention OF
the committee having them in charge
to make those arranged for the year
1914-1?1J even more popular' II pos
sible. than those of former years. In
vitations can be procured at Odd Eel
lows Hall, 9TH street northwest.
Fidelity Lodge No. .. will hold it's
regular semi monthly session TUESDAY
the youngest Rebekah lodge in this
jurisdiction was called upon to assist
in the burial of it's recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Georgia NJ. Mothersead. who.
it is said. for many years had been one
of the most consistent and active
workers in the order.
Wednesday evening next Eastern
Lodge. No. {. will have the initiatory
degree, and all members of the order
postponed last Wednesday evening
owing to the fact that many of the
members desired to attend the social
session of Columbian Encampment.
The entertainment committee is per-
fecting arrangements for the enter
tainment and dance to be given by the
lodge December 4, in the auditorium
of Odd Fellows Hall. 9TH street north
west.
Grand Patriarch L. W. Bradford will
hold the first of the fall vista tions
Friday evening to MaSenenu Encamp
ment, No. L. Members of the several
encampments have been requested to
attend. and a good time is anticipated
Ruth Rebekah Lodge. No. ,. con-
templates having degree work tomor-
row evening at its regular session.
Under the dictatorship of Past Grand
p H. Leary, the degree team has been
rehearsing degree work class or
candidates is said to be in waiting
for the degree. Other matters of i'm
portance will come up for consdera-
ton, and the noble grand has request
ed the attendance of'the members.
Grand Master Frank e. Rapp and his
officers paid the annual visit to Dorcas
Rebekah Lodge. No. 4. Friday evening.
and were given cordial reception.
There was, is customary whenever
the grand master visits this lodge, a
large attendance of the members from
all the other Rebekah lodges. The Of
fcers were reported proficient in the
unwritten work, and the reports OF the
grand secretary and treasurer showed
the lodge to be in a fourishing condi-
ton numerically and financially. AT
the close of the official visit, refresh
ments were served Grand Warden Will
liam J. Hope, the degree director of the
lodge announced that the degree
would be conferred at the next session
of the lodge upon class of waiting
candidates.
Columbian Enca mpment held an open
session Wednesday evening. Following
the completion of routine business. All
the four subordinate encampments
were represented. A program was
presented and remarks were made by
many of the members.
Federal City Lodge, No. 20, Wednes-
day evening conferred the second de-
gree and next Wednesday evening will
listen to an illustrated lecture on Cali
fornia given by Mr.. Poston. after which
refreshments will be served. Last Mon
day evening the lodge paid fraternal
found eleven city lodges and four
lodges from other jurisdictions repre-
sented in the attendance. Remarks
were made by Grand Master Rapp.
Past Grand Master Wood. Past Grand
Friedlander and others. Refreshments
were served.
Esther Rebekah Lodge, No. >. met
Monday night. Vice Grand Amy
Glossbrcnner was welcomed after an
extended visit to relatives in Okla
homa Five applications for member
ship were received and the degree was
conferred upon three Grand Master
Frank T. Rapp was visitor IN the
course of his remarks he spoke feel
ingly of the death of Mrs. Georgia
W. Mothersead, financial secretary OF
Fidelity Lodge, No. :, which occurred
Monday morning. The lodge instructed
the secretary to send letter of con-
dolence to her husband. w. l.. Moth
ersead An invitation from Dorcas
Lodge, No. 4. to attend its grand Vlsl-
tation last Friday night was accepted.
| On account of degree work no program
| was furnished by the entertainment
committee.
I The new lodge in Mount Pleasant re-
ceived several applications as charter
members on the application for char
I ter Mount 1lSdSdHt l>OuSe NJ -.
during the past week. The indications
are it is said, that when the new
! lodge is instituted it will have the
largest charter list of any odd Eel
| low lodge that has been Instituted in
! this jurisdiction.
! Members and eX-members OF the Or
der who desire to join the lodge as
| charter members have been invited to
| call upon L. II. Swingle. No. "105 11th
street northwest and sign the petition
hafn ,ha1.
close the chapter petition on that date.
|JR,0.UAM
| The nineteenth anniversary of Wash
in launcil M e elehI.n ted