Evening star., 1921-10-30

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Friday-Miran. No. 6. visitation.
The fall series of official visits by
Grand Master Wolfe will begin this
week: To Friendship Lodge, S22 goth
street northwest, Wednesday evening,
when William III. Anglin, editor of the
Maryland Odd Fellow and an active
land. has accepted an invitation to be
present; Saturday evening, Bright
wood Lodge, Colorado and Georgia
avenues. the baby lodge of the Dis
trict." which will have its first oppor-
tunity to receive the grand officers.
program of unusual Importance is
scheduled. Representative Frank
Crow.her, a member of Congress and
a past grand master, has accepted an
invitation to be present.
Activity among the ladies in at
tending the bowling games each even
ing is said to assure success for the
league and has developed into
friendly contest as to which team shall
have the most applause and encour-
agement from the feminine contin-
gent. Games on the current weeks
schedule include: Tomorrow even
ing, Harmony VS.. Central: Tuesday.
Brightwood VS.. Amity: Thursday. Fed
cral City Va. Beacon: Friday. Golden
Rule VS.. Mount Pleasant.
Columbia Lodge. Thursday evening,
after a brief session, will join the
families and friends of the members
in the auditorium of the temple,
where a program of music, entertain
ment. refreshments and dancing will
be presented. The occasion will be a
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maintained for several years. Samuel
G. Taylor Arthur A. Coates and
Charles Lockhead are the committee
in charge. Action has been taken by
the lodge for placing in the library
an oil painting of the late Past Grand
Master Thomas w. Fowler.
The committee on the Detroit
movement has elected William H.
Ernest chairman: Thomas {. Mettler.
secretary: William J. Rogers. treas
urer; George 3. Johnston and John
l.. Russell executives. Its first ac-
tion will be to create a booster club
in each subordinate lodge. A Sched-
ule of visitations to the lodges is be-
ing arranged for the committee.
Grand Master Wolfe, accompanied
by several members of the jurisdic-
| tion. paid Oriole Lodge. Hyattsville. a
fraternal visit Thursday evening.
Like visits will be paid Forest Lodge,
Forestville. and Loyalty Lodge, Capt.
tai Heights; also Falls Church Na-)
Lodge in the near future. The grand
! master and Mrs. Wolfe We're guests
last evening at joint celebration of
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at Hyatts-
Vile.
Rev. DIR. Ellis P FrJs-. noble grand
of Metropolis Lodge. has appointed
Past Grand Robert H. Zier chairman
of committee on fall activities. He
has also requested Secretary Fred l..
HarrieS to reorganiZe the Zobo Band
to the lodge and to the jurisdiction.
it's services extending into Maryland
and Virginia.
Canton Washington, No /, Saturday
evening will have an address by Col.
VIM J. Rogers, a member of the COM
mittee on the Detroit movement.
Others who have accepted invitations
to be present are former Captains
Daniel V. Chisholm, Charles D.
Shackleford and Fred A. Royse.
In the presence of more than 800
members of the Patriarchal branch,
Mount Nebo Encampment. Monday
pleasure and qualification of one Of
it's highly esteemed members when
Past Chief Patriarch William T. Gal
liner presented fiftyyear veterans
level TO Pa1Tlafcn James w F1HSlt
There were brief addresses by many
friends and lodge associates of Mr..
Hughes. reviewing his long career in
the order Others contributing to
the evenings pleasure included Grand
Patriarch VIM. W. Adams. w. w.
MILAN. f. w. Bradford. J. H. Wood.
E. c. Grumley. Fred S. Norway. w. W.
Maloney, E. L. Lomax and G. w.
Murphy.
James W. Hugtrs was born at
South Orange. n. J.. November 81.
1870, and served his time as ma
chinist at Newark. N. ]. He served
also during the civil war in Company
fantry He entered the government
printing office June Is. 1863. was chief
machinist from 1856 to 1912, and was
retired from the service of the gov
ernment August 90. 1920. after term
of more than 81 years. He was
December %. 1870. and admitted to
Mount Nebo Encampment October IS,
1871.
Official visits of President Henri
eta Werner for the week are as fol-
lows: Tuesday. Fidelity Lodge, Mills
and Rhode Island avenues northeast,
and Friday. Miriam Lodge, 465 K
street southwest.
PreSlQenG w erneT mas appointed
Past Presidents Ella V. Mallory and
Mary NJ Dement, to have charge of
the bazaar to be @ven by the Re-
bekah assembly early in November.
The annual visit of President
Werner will be made to Miriam Lodge
Friday evening. Miss Mary E. Muir
ply, chairman of the committee. be-
speaks a pleasant surprise for those
who attend. The grand master and
his official line have accepted invita-
tions to be present.
Past Noble Grand Naomi Grinder is
ship Lodge which will present novel
entertainment. an apron social, Tues
day evening.
At a recent meeting of prominent
members of the encampment branch
with Grand Patriarch w. w. Adams:
it was decided to give a number of
high class social events for the men,
bers during the season. beginning in
December. and to perfect the degree
work to a standard second to that in
no other jurisdiction. 1t is the de-
sire of the Grand Encampment Off
GERS to create closer social rela-
tionship not only between members
Of the order in this city. but those
who belong elsewhere and are So
iournine here Grand Senior Warden
Sidney F. Smith heads the commit
tee on Improvement in the degree
work, and Grand Marshal w. p. Law
son is chairman of the committee on
social features.