Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19

Mount Vernon, Equal, Union and
Columbia lodges will have joint
grand visitation Wednesday evening.
Representative +. G.. Lanham of
Texas will be the principal speaker.
Grand Chancellor Patrick announces
that the page rank VIII be conferred
on the service class November 20.
their work in readiness, so that the
ceremonial may be conducted in a
manner BETTING the occasion.
Century-Decatur Lodge. No so. will
have an entertainment ana serve re-
freshments tomorrow night in honor
of its members who served in the
world war. A general invitation Is
extended all members of the order to
be present.
The board of directors of the hall
association will assemble promptly
tomorrow evening to permit MEM
bers of the board who are Grand
Lodge officers to attend the vista
ton to Amaranth Lodge.
Calanrhe Lodge, No. II. entertained
the officers of the Grand Lodge Mon
day evening on their annual vista,
ton. Representatives c. b. Doweli
and Frank Growther delivered ad.
dresses. A large delegation from
Home Lodge. No. 81. was present.
Edgar c. Snyder delivered the
principal address at the recent Visi-
tation of the Grand Lodge officers to
Rath bone Superior Lodge. No. 20. The
affair was one of the most notable
in the history of the lodge. Grand
Chancellor Patrick presented a past
grand chancellor's jewel to Past
Grand Chancellor James \. Kline
Past Grand Chancellors Vandervort
and Dickpap del;yered addresses dur.
ing the social hour.
Home Lodge. No. 81, Monday night
received the charter granted to II
Chancellor Dickman making the for
NAL presentation. George c. Espen-
shield of Valley Lodge Va. and
Daniel Rothwell were admitted to
membership.
Webster Lodge, No. Z. Tuesday even
ing will have ceremonial work.
Washington Company. No. /. Uni
form Rank. at a special meeting
Wednesday night installed Harry Lee
as second lieutenant. with Maj. II. T.
whiting acting as installing officer.
The membership roll of the company
is growing rapidly. it is stated.
Pythian Sisters.
Friendship Temple. No. 3. Wednes-
day night initial ted candidates and re-
ceived among applications for MEM
bership that of E. r. Boyer. grand
chancellor of the Grand Lodge of Fir-
gnia. Reports were made by the
representatives who attended the re-
cent convention of the Grand Temple.
The Grand Temple of Virginia and
the District of Columbia at its con-
vention in Richmond installed the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. Mary E. Mitch
ell, past grand chief: Mrs Elizabeth
Crowder. grand chief: Mrs. Mary
Grant. grand senior: Mrs. Margaret
Sacrey. grand Junior: Miss Katherine
Ritter. gr9 nd manager: Mrs. Virgin la
v~"n aid mistress of records and
core .;ondence; Mrs. Julia Hill. grand
Wis. grand protector; Mrs. Armstrong,
grand outer guard. Mrs. Florence
Rowden was elected supreme repre-.
sentative and Mrs. Ida M. Crown, al
ternate. Mrs. Levisohn was appointed
organizer. The retiring grand chief.
Mrs. Mary E. Mitchell of this city,
was congratulated upon her admins
tration and received testimonials of
esteem, including a past grand chiefs
pin and a topaz ring. from the Grand
Temple and individual members, the
presentation being made by Past
Grand Chief Cherry. also a cut glass
vase from Richmond Temple, Past
Chief Levisohn making the presenta-
ton. The Grand Lodge. knights of
Pythias. of Virginia. gave to the
Grand Temple a cash donation of
$3.50.