Evening star., 1921-07-17

Thursday-Dorcas. No., 4. business and
entertainment.
In Beacon Lodge tomorrow evening
Grand Chaplain Hugh T. Stevenson
and Grand Representative E. w.
Bradford will present appropriate
entertainment.
Friendship Lodge has a request for
courtesy work on candidates from
the Virginia Jurisdiction Wednesday.
Columbia Lodge will be entertained
by Past Grand Edward c. Grumley.
who has JUST returned from an eX-
tended trip through the northwest.
Past Grand Charles w. Fits, chair
man. reports that subcommittee in
Canada are making elaborate ar
rangements for the entertainment
and comfort Of guests in the conven-
tion city in September, when the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge meets. Grand
officio. has extended an invitation to
Grand Masters Prayer of Maryland and
Gregory of Virginia for their juris-
dictions to join the Washington dele
cation. Grand Treasurer William T.
ton and Deputy Grand Master Harry
l. Anderson Of amusements and
parade.
Thursday, when more than 5000 odd
Fellows, Rebekahs and their friends
observed the annual excursion of the
Odd Fellows Home Association.
Amusement for the young and the
old was continuous throughout the
ed for all field events. Those in
charge were William T. Dement,.
chairman; Wilton Harvey, vice chair
man; Mrs. Alice S. Thomas. secre-
tary; Hubert c. r. Bohnke. treasurer.
and the TsrH snsI Chair
son; printing. Samuel G.. Taylor;
badges. Miss Maude l. Taylor. The
judges were Grand Master Bert G..
Wolfe, Past Grand Master William ].
Hope. Alexander McKie and Wesley
F. Pape.
Through Grand Master Wolfe. ne
gotiations are in operation for dele
cations to attend reunions at Noun
tain tain La lake I Park, Nd; August IT,; 4. and and
have been accepted for Mountain
Lake Park by Grand Masters Albert
\. Dick Of Pennsylvania. Rev. c. N.
Coffman Of West Virginia and Saul
Praeger Of Maryland. Grand Secre..
tary William A Jones of Maryland
will preside. Representative Frank
Crowther Of New York. past grand
master and past grand representative
of New Jersey will be the orator of
the day at Pen-Mar. The trip will be
service also being arranged for near
by jurisdictions.
Magenenu Encampment tomorrow
evening, for the patriarchal degree.
will have Grand Representative W.
w. MILAN heading the official line.
President Henrietta Werner: through
Secretary Edna Oi6ander. reports ar
rangements are being made for the
annual excursion to Marshall Hall in
August.
Past Noble Grand Bertha NJ Nichols,
chairman Of the entertainment COM
mittee. promises that the installing
officers from Friendship Lodge, No. 8.
headed by Past Noble Grand Rosanna
8. Teats. will be agreeably surprised
tomorrow evening. when they appear
to install the newly elected officers
of Ruth Lodge. No. Q.
Past Noble Grand Elizabeth F. Vim
cent and installing officers from Fidel-
ity Lodge will have charge of the
ceremonies at Naomi Lodge tomorrow
evening.
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day evening. will appoint special
committees for their summer activ-
tiles.
Thursday evening Noble Grand Min
ME A. Butts will provide surprise
program for Dorcas Lodge.
Grand Hyastydee 8. N. Mallory of
the o. o. Of H. and P. promises q busy
schedule Of events for Mithras Sane
forum. No. 100. during the summer
season. At the last session Roscoe
asss Wines vas nd installed ca,,.ctar q; banker
sheckels and Ira L Park was elected
representative to the Supreme Orient.
which meets at Cleveland. Ohio.
August II. Wilfred e. Lawson was
appointed chairman to arrange for q
base ball game between Jahaza Sane
forum of Baltimore and Mithras Sane
gust IL, at the annual joint reunion.
The first excursion Of Washington
Sanctorum will be given to Marshall
Hall early in August, with arrange
ments in charge Of John D. Hodgkin.
A full-costume ceremonial for q class
of more than two hundred 10 also
proposed.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Five thousand knights and their
families made the trip to Chesapeake
Beach Tuesday for the sixth annual
Catholic family reunion. Knights
from Alexandria and members Of the
Daughters of Isabella were in the
party. Boys connected with the
Christ Child Society were on hand
for the athletic events. The entire
proceeds OF the excursion VIII be