Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-30

take up the work of comforting de-
grees. Noble Grand Glasscock, 1t is
said. has formulated plans to keep the
members active in lodge work during
his term.
Metropolis Lodge, No. Is. met Friday
evening in Old Masonic Temple. Past
Grand r. l.. Humphrey gave an account
of the work done at the last session OF
the Grand Lodge and surrendered his
credentials as a representative TO the
Grand Lodge for the coming year. Tne
lodge refused to elect a successor, it is
said. and was unanimous in a request
for him to represent it during the year
1915 in the Grand Lodge. Noble Grand
De Hart made an address to the lodge
upon matters appertaininS to growth
Grand w. L. Mothersead of No. rs. who
was a visitor, gave a short talk on
lodge work
The degree team of Golden Rule
Lodge, No. 81, under the direction of
Director W. J. Rogers. will rehearse
the degrees for the instruction of the
lodge members at the meeting Tuesday
evening. Since the beginning of the
term regular meetings of the school of
instruction have been held. Candi-
dates have been elected for the degree
which will be conferred at an early
date.
AmltN LOQEe, NO. -. CeleDTateu us
twentieth anniversary Tuesday evening
with an active and amusing pro-
gram of illustrated songs. Mrs. f.
Pearle Windsor, Mrs. Robinson and u.
W. Powell each sang solos. The illus
trations thrown on the screen by l.: c.
numbers. At the conclusion of the
song program the entire company was
invited to participate in a game
that seemed to afford an abundance of
n
Grand Patriarch p. H. Leary has sent
out invitations to all the officers of the
subordinate encampments to meet with
him in the encampment room of l. o. o.
F. Hall Thursday evening. February
10, to consider matters of Importance.
The officers of the Grand Encamp-
ment. headed by Grand Patriarch
Leary. visited Mspah Encampment at
ferred the Golden Rule and Royal Pur-
pie degrees upon class of over TWEEN
ty candidates. Grand Master w. ].
Hope accompanied the grand patriarch
and his officers.
In Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 90.
Noble Grand Edwin Allan Swingle an
nounces that the first degree will be
conferred Tuesday night with an en-
tire new cast in the degree staff. Under
direction of Past Grand Bert V. Wolfe
the following will participate: E. A.
Swingle. Past Grands Edwin r. Armen-
trout, Jacob n. Belt and Samuel T.
Hind. and William C. Wood Thomas A
Robbins. Irving s. Woodruff, Frank ].
Day. Edward c. Warren. James B.
Dulin. B. Emmert Germann, C. Noble
Belt, William W. Adams. John ]. Yer
leger. Maynard P. Twitchell and Ernest
A Thomas
A committee was appointed at the
last meeting of the lodge to arrange
for a lady's night, to take place in the
lodReroom some time during the month
of March
Mount Pleasant Lodge was agreeably
recognized at the annual session of the
Grand Lodge. when the new grand
master. William J. Hope. appointed in
line Past Grand Bert V. Wolfe and
placed Past Grands Edwin R. Armen-
trout and Jacob n. Belt on important
committees.
Considerable interest is being mani
rested among the several lodges since
the Inauguration of the Odd Fellows
Duckpin League. which calls for three
contests each week, all the games to be
rolled at the Brunswick alleys, 9Th and
c streets northwest. The schedule this
week is: Tomorrow. Eastern VS.. Column
bia: Thursday. Mount Pleasan VS.. Cen
trail: Friday. Washington vs. Beacon.
Game called at s pm.