Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-11
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Lodge. No. 81, including Past Grand
Master Ford and Past Grands Walden,
Windsor, Barns and others. The officers
installed were Roy E. Fitch. noble
grand: w. B. Swart, vice grand; Col
8. E. Boyce, recording secretary: c. w
y. Brown. financial secretary. and
Grand Master William j. Rich, treas
urer. Harry Andersen was elected de-
gree director of the initiatory degree
and Past Grand w. E. Lawson of the
| first. second and third degrees.
The officers of Harmony Lodge were
installed Jointly with Eastern Lodge
but owing to the noble grand of Har-
money Lodge being out of the city and
the vice grand sick the only elected Of
ficers installed were E. l.. Dunn, re-
cording secretary; G. S. Stewart. finan-
Gates, treasurer. After the joint in
stallation refreshments were served in
! the banquet room.
The annual excursion of Federal City
Lodge, No. 20, with Canton Washing
| ton, No. l.. the Assembly Home Circle
and Mount Rainier Lodge of Maryland.
to Chesapeake Beach will take place
Wednesday A special program OF
ertainment has been arranged.
including boat races. foot races and
| ball games. At the meeting OF
Federal City Lodge next Wednesday
evening routine business only will be
transacted. AT the last session o. the
lodge Grand Treasurer J. D. Yoakley.
assisted by Past Grands 'Glossbrenner.
Rack, Billings. Sample. Pollock, Brim-
er and Mead. installed the officers
elected for the new term as follows:
| Walker. vice grand: H. w. Weber. re-
cording secretary; S. w. Mallory, f1nan-
cial secretary, and w. H. Mcconnell,
treasurer; Remarks were also made by
others, after which refreshments were
!served
At the last session of Columbia
from Central Lodge, No. !, installed
| the officers for the ensuing term, as
follows: E. 1. Baldwin. noble grand
+, ley: recording secretary; F. w. Alex
ander, financial secretary, and Past
Grand Master Thomas W. Fowler.
treasurer. At the meeting Thursday
routine business only will be trans
The officers, of Phoenix Lodge, No. 20,
We're installed at its last session by
Past Grand w B. Randall of Lang
don Lodge, No. e6. acting special dep
grands of Langdon Lodge, as follows:
George G. Nellie. noble grand Rev. J.
3. Bornwasser, vice grand; A. B. Gray,
recording secretary; R. F. Gibbs, finan-
urer. Addresses were made by Special
Deputy Grand Master Randall, Grand
Master Rich and several members of
Phoenix Lodge. An invitation was ex-
with Phoenix Lodge. July is, in an
excursion to Chesapeake Beach. The
committee on arrangements has. pre-
pared a program, and several prizes
viii be awarded winners of the run
ming races and to the winning ball
team. The lodge expects to be Joined
by members residing in Maryland
jurisdiction, with whom they are close
iy associated in lodge work.
The officers of Fred D. Stuart En-
campment. No. I, will be installed
Tuesday evening by Grand High Priest
Leary. Past Grand Patriarch w. J,
Hope will install the officers of Colum-
officers Of the Grand Encampment:
Grand Patriarch Bradford will be
absent from the city.
Mount Nebo Encampment. No a
Wednesday evening. had it's new off,
GERS installed by Grand Patriarch Brad
lord. assisted by the officers of the
Grand Encampment. At the meeting
July r., the members Of Mount Pleas
ant Lodge, No. 20, which meets in the
same lodgeroom. will be entertained.
The encampment recently moved to a
new lodgeroom at 14th and Kenyon
streets.
I. Friendship Lodge. No IL, held its BIZ
monthly meeting Wednesday evening.
when the third degree was conferred
by the officers of the lodge, assiste ID
by the officers of Mount Pleasant
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show the lodge to be in excellent fnarl'
cal conditions. with $4,000 invested
friendship Lodge is the home lodge OF
Past Grand Masters Meade, Watts and
Lawler.
I Grand Herald ]. E. Chamberlain Of
covenant Lodge, No. 49, assisted by
oHlcers OF Covenant Lodge. will install
me oncers OF Union Lodge tomorrow
evening. 1t is expected a large num-
Der OF members of both lodges will
be present. Union Lodge. No ii. ia the
nome lodge of Grand Warden 1. r.
Schwinger.
a large number Of members Tuesday
night, at the meeting of Mount Pleas.
ant Lodge. No. 20, 14th and KENYON
streets northwest. witnessed the third
GGe -snd NJ. Assisting in the work were
Secretary Frank f. Rapp and Past
Grands Samuel G. Taylor and Henry 2
Aiiwine OF Columbia Lodge, No. 10.
several members of the degree team
ASSISTED in comforting the third degree
at Friendship Lodge, No. IL. Wednes-
uay night. Following the degree, light
refreshments were served.
Mount Pleasant Lodge has accepted
an invitation to visit Mount Nebo En-
Fam i pment, NO. 6. Wednesday evening,
yu1y ~, when musical and literary
program will be presented. Nohls
Grand Swingle has asked that as many
| of the lodge members as can vii, a,,a y
themselves Of this opportunity to
, fraternize with the members ~ ~
encampment branch. ZIG
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