Evening star., 1919-05-11


dent. Mrs. Ella v. Mallory; vice presi-
| dent. Miss Mollie E. Edmonston; ;
warden, Mrs. Heneretta Werner; sec
retary. Mrs. Edna Ohlander; treasurer,
Mrs. Alice S. Thomas. representative
| to the National Association OF Re-
bekah Assemblies. Past President Mrs.
Annie e. 0rigsby: representative to
the Odd Fellows Home Association for
| three years, Mrs. Emma ]. S. Murry.
| President Mrs. Ella V. Mallory made
Mrs. e. ]. S. Murry; conductress, Mrs,
Anna Crew; inside guardian, Mrs.
! Nettie Mettler; outside guardian. Mrs.
Roberta Van H. Holland: chaplain,
| Mrs. Sarah M. Sanderson, and pianist.
Mrs. Edna Rankin.
The Rebekah Assembly decided
unanimously to become member OF
| the National Association OF Rebekah
Assemblies and to send representa-
| tive to that body. The National AS
sociation consists Of representatives
elected from all state Assem- blies un-
der the jurisdiction Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge. 1t meets at the same
time and place as the Sovereign Grand
Lodge.
Mrs. Naon,a Gates Cooper. secretary,
announces that the Ladies' Auxiliary
will meet Tuesday at pm. at the
home of Mrs. Margaret Mckie, Slo
Kennedy street northwest. Arrange
ments will be considered concerning
iliary in the centennial celebration
of the order in Baltimore next Sep
tember.
Fidelity Lodge. No. 7, at its next
meetine will confer the degree. The
degree team will be under the di-
rection Of Past Noble Grand Mrs. Net
tie Mettler.
The members Of Esther Rebekah
Lodge, No. S, will meet at Mrs Laura
Johnston's, vice grand. Friday even
ing, in regard to the hat trimming con-
test All members are invited.
Knights of Pythias.
The Jubilee class initiation. 1t is
said, promises to be decided sue
cess. the number of initiates increas-
ing daily. Grand Chancellor Patrick
has appointed a committee on ar
ransements and has given instruc-
tions to spare no effort or expense to
Pythian circles for the year. The
lodges are said to be responding en-
thusia stically, vying with each other
in the number of candidates they will
have to represent them June Is. The
jubilee rank team is holding rehear-
sails regularly.
Home Lodge. No. 81, tomorrow night
will have a social session. Music and
patriotic songs are on the program
and refreshments will be served. All
members of the order will be well
coined.
Century-Decatur Lodge. No. 80. con-
ferred the page rank Monday even
ing, and will be well represented at
the class initiation next month.
Webster Lodge. No. Z, also will have
a strong representation at the jubi-
lee class initiation. The lodge confer
red the esquire rank on five candi-
dates Tuesday night and received the
application of four more.
Capital Lodge. No. "a. was address,
/, ed at it's last meeting by Grand
Chancellor Patrick on the class initia-
ton. The lodge conferred the page
rank on seven and next Tuesday
evening will confer the esquire rank
on eight.
Equal Lodge. No. II. reports q re-
vival of interest and completed the
dates Wednesday night, also receive
ing three new applications. All mem
bers have been requested to attend
the convention May 21.
Isaac c. Ellis and Ashley r. Hill Of
Rathbone-Superior Lodge have re-
turned from Paris. where they have
been for sixteen months, as auditors
Of the United States Treasury De-
partment in connection with expendi-
lures Of the American expeditionary
forces.
Mr. Ellis visited the lodge at the
last meeting and gave a talk, describ-
ing his experiences in Paris.