Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-24

| Friends of w. B. Coppersmith,
member of Washington Lodge, No. 6.
have learned that he sustained a seri-
Gus injury on his return trip from the
exposition at San Francisco. While
with his granddaughter in Yellowstone
National Park he slipped into a geyser
and was badly burned, and for a time
| his life was despaired of. Later news,
| however, is more encouraging, and now
| 1t is thought he will recover.
Grand Master William ]. Rich and
mis- corps of grand officers Will pay
! their annual grand visitation to Elk
celsior Lodge. No II, Thursday night
A large attendance is expected.
The Grand Encampmnt officers will
pay their first official visit of the fall
series to Columbia Encampment, No. l.
Wednesday evening. Owing to the i'll
ness of Grand Patriarch z. H. Leary
Grand High Priest Henry F. Allwine
will have charge of the meeting. The
officers will be examined by Grand
Representative Frank d. Seiffert. who
| has just returned from attending the
| session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
recently held in San Francisco.
Golden Rule Lodge. No. 81, Tuesday
evening. received it's official visitation
| his corps of grand officers. Grand
| Representatives E. w. Bradford and
w. w. MILAN conducted the examina-
| ton in the secret work of the order,
and the officers rendition was pro-
secretary and grand treasurer reported
the books of the secretaries and treas
| urer to be in splendid condition. The
| treasurer's books, it was said, show
! in the District. There was a large
attendance of members as well as many
visitors from out of the city. All the
lodges of the District were represented
| except two.
j. E. Chamberlain, grand herald
| made the address of the evening, TAX
ing as his theme Suspensions" At
| the close all were invited to the ban
had been prepared by the wives of the
members.
The entertainment given by Amity
Lodge, No. 27, Tuesday evening was
well attended. A program of vocal
and instrumental music of a high order
| was presented. and every number was
enthusiastically encored. The special
duction of Rev. ]. r Esaias and his
bride to the membership of Amity
Lodge, No. 81, and Miriam Rebekah
Lodge, No 6. and the presentation of
gift from the lodge of which the BRIDE
groom is member) to the newly
welded couple. This was the first of
series of entertainments planned by
Amity Lodge for the season.
Eastern Lodge, No. I. conferred the
third degree on two candidates We'd
nesday evening. one a member of Elk
celsior Lodge, No. II. The degree was
under the direction of W. e Lawson.
1t was announced that the bowling
match between the individual members
of Eastern and Mount Pleasant lodges
will be played Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock.
Visitors were present from Atlantic
City and Virginia and made addresses.
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 90 met
Tuesday night. The initiatory degree
was conferred in the presence of a
large attendance, including several
VISITORS from out-of-town Jurisdictions.
The first degree will be conferred at
the next meeting of the lodge
of duckpin games will be inauguarted
among local Odd Fellows, to be rolled
at the Palace, bowling alleys. The
nrst teams to be presented are
Eastern Lodge, No. Z, and Mount
Pleasant Lodge, No. 90 Among the
probable lineup will be Eastern, with
W E. Lawson (captain), G. Fl. Will
Iiams, b: c. Wheeler, F. A. Loeff1er, r.
I. Sartain. A. B. Lort and William ].
Rich. Mount Pleasant. Bert V. Wolfe
captain: F. S. Avery. C. n. Belt, ]. "a
Broderick. Z. A. Thomas, r. L. Hub-
bard and E. c. Warren.
The game will be called at sis nm
and special arrangements have been
provided by the manager of the aIlevs
FOR the comfort of the spectators
among whom several lady enthusiast
exDecte6