Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-10
laws. Noble Grand Seaman spoke O.
food conservation.

laws. Noble Grand Seaman spoke on
food conservation.
Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. 20. has is
sued an attractive leafiet OF the act1v1-
ties of the lodge, past and future, call
ing attention to the grand visitation
March 10 and the big time in store. also
extending an invitation to Odd Fellows
| to come around and get acquainted
Noble Grand Jett of Metropolis Lodge.
No. Is, announces that two candidates
| have been elected to receive the first
voted to assess its members 81 each to
| reimburse the treasury for the assess
| ment Of the Grand Lodge, the money to
be used for the benefit of wives and
the colors The lodge is also taking an
active interest in the sale of war saw
ings stamps and certificates. Albert
Charity, representative on the war saw
OFT of the "smileage" committee are
forming committees of at least 80 per
cent of the membership, and report
progress In their sales. Visitors are
invited to the lodge meetings, especial
ly those enrolled in the military and
| naval services
Grand Master Humphreys and the
Grand Lodge officers made their annual
grand visitation to Amity Lodge Tues
grand and warden were examined by
Grand Representatives MILAN and
Wood. Louis c. Cramton. representa-
tive in Congress and grand conductor
of the Grand Lodge of Michigan. deliv-
cred the address of the evening. Grand
Master Humphreys spoke on war saw
ings stamps.
Noble Grand Reynolds of Federal City
Ledge. No. 20, announced the initiatory
degree for Wednesday evening. The
war savings stamps committee at the
last meeting reported a large amount
of stamps sold and the lodge voted to
put stamps sale in the lodgeroom
each meeting. Messrs Robbins of Ohio
and Hinckley of Indiana were present
The lodge conferred the third degree on
three candidates.
Excelsior Lodge assisted by the
Grand Lodge officers, will confer the
initiatory degree Thursday evening on
large class.
Lodge, No. 13. announces the degree for
Thursday evening. The war savings
stamp committee is working hard, it
is said. and expects to show good re-
suits. The degree was conferred at the
last meeting.
Langdon Lodge. No. Is. will hold a
special meeting at 7 o'clock tomorrow
night for instruction. The regular
meeting will begin at 8 o'clock All
members of the order are welcome to
both sessions, especially those who
have recently arrived in the city. Grand
instructor W. B. Randall reports the
officers are making progress in the
work for the grand visitation, March
20 Chairman S. w. Hawkins of the
war savings and thrift stamps COM
mlttee reports over $500 sold to lodge
members and about $3.50 sold through
the individual efforts of members
Eight hundred dollars is the goal set
for the month of March Henry G.
kirk, who has been sick for the last
year, is reported to be slowly improy-
ing. l. ]. Baker. a charter member of
the lodge, died at his home in Langdon.
March l.
The ladies' auxiliary of Canton Wash
lngton, No l, will meet at the home of
MIS- Abbie M. Gates. sos North Carolina
avenue southeast. Tuesday evening. at
S o'clock.
John B. Goodwin. secretary Of the
sovereign Grand Lodge. and William e.
Andrews of Mount Pleasant Lodge will
be the principal speakers at the annual
visitation of the Grand Lodge to Mount
Pleasant Lodge. No. 90. Tuesday even
ing March 10. program of unusual
IDEAS, both instructive and amusing
VIII be presented. Invitations have
oeen accepted by prominent Odd Eel
lows from the jurisdictions of Maryland
and Virginia. -A1'o