The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-11
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Wolfe concluded Wednesday even
ing with Covenant Lodge, George
town. the attendance including rep
ressntation from every. subordinate
lodge and many from nearby lodges
IN Virginia and Maryland. Follow
ing official business, a review Of
which was highly commended by
the grand master, a program was
presented including mystical num-
sers by W. H. Cavensueh and ]. e.
Bond and a poem by II. W. Selah,
concluding with an address by the
Hon. Tom Connally. Member OF
Congress from Texas. The hospi-
tshty of Covenant Lodge was at
tested by the specially arranged
fables in the banquet room
With the second series under way
In the bowling league and all
teams evenly matched, reports from
the office of President Lawson are
to- the effect that the season prom
Uses to be the most successful of
any previous year. The weeks
schedule follows: Tomorrow even
ing. Federal City VS.. Brightwood;
Tuesday. Mount Pleasant VS.. Cen
trail; Wednesday, Golden Rule VS..
Eaems Thursday, Harmony VS..
Beacon; Friday, Amity VS.. Eastern.
: The loyalty of the membership
20. Grand Master Wolfe was ex-
pressed on Thursday evening last
when more than fifty Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs accompanied him to
Falls Church Lodge. \ reception
was given In the lodge room, dur
ing which welcomes were extended
by District Deputy Haverty and
Noble Grand Ida Q. Hawxhurst, to
which responses were made by
Grand Master Wolfe and Assembly
President Henrietta Werner. The
more than $50 assembled repaired
to the banquet hall. where, after
psrtaking OF supper for which
Nirgtnians are recognized second to
none for hospitality. POSTMASTER
Haverty. as he termed it. set the
oratorical artillery into motion.
Those contributing included Cen
eral Degree Director Lawson,
George B. Johnston, George w
Hawxhurst, c. Eugene Doyle, Past
President Annie E. Grigsby. John
d. Payne and Grand Representative
MILAN. Others i'm the delegation
{ were Deputy Grand Master Andre
sen. Grand Warden Yoakley. John
l. Russell. J. II. Gregory, ]. w.
Baker Elmer Nelson, Elmer Cum
mings, S. r. Carter, E. W. Parks.
G. B. Lampe, r. A. Southworth, II.
W.tFicken. S. A. Foose. A. J. Hide
brand. II. Evans, w. A. Greer, j.
J. .Whiteside, J. II. Adams. David
stein. Shriver w. King, II. Ehrlich,
J. y. Bouffier. Eugene Ohlander. j.
T. Bowen. Thomas j. Kelly. Inge-
mand o. Lund, W. J. Garnett, L.
W. Bennett. D. A. Thompson, G. F.
Glossbrenner. Harry Kramer. Edna
Ohlander. Myrtle NJ. Loebsack. Amy
GIossbrenner. L. Blanch Messick.
lila Hildcb brand. Esther VI. Sloss
Laura A. Lennon. Gertrude Bowen.
Laura V. Johnston. Esther Johan-
nessen. Cora Thompson, Florence c.
Eennett. Emma D. Wolfe and
samuel $. Taylor, of Wayside
Lodge. No. S64, Marion. Ohio, mem
h"r OF Martha Washington Rebekah
Lodge, No. 5. The Mason-Dixon
Serenaders. mixed orchestra, fur
nished music throughout the even
ingsand Past Grand ]. d. Payne was
general chairman. Eight large au-
tomobiles conveyed the party to
the Virginia city.
Following brief business ses-
sion OF Harmony Lodge on wednes-
day evening the eighty-second an
niversary OF the Institution of the
lodge will be appropriately observed
IN the nature of a ladies' night
Grand Instructor Walter c. w. Bur-
a, CESS IL chairman OF committee
IN charge of arrangements and sew
eral unexpected surprises are sched-
uied.
More than forty members Of the
order and their friends assembled
at the home Of Mrs. Fred F. Mes
smith, 421 Upshur street northwest.
on Friday evening last in honor of
the joint anniversaries of the hos
tess youngest son and of Grand
Master Wolfe. Incident to the oc-
casion was the fact that the son
had just been admitted to member
ship into Columbia Lodge. No. 10.
in which his late grandfather. 4. IT.
Nermillion. had held membership
and was a past grand master OF the
Jurisdiction. The dining room was
appropriately decorated in garlands
pf pink and green, each plate was
provided with unique favors. and
the evening was concluded with
dancing.
a, Following election OF Officers at
Iirightwood Lodge next Saturday
evening the degree staff from
Mount Rainier Lodge will exempli-
SY the second degree. under direc-
lion of General Degree Director
lawson. At the last meeting the
FIRST degree was conferred by the
Hegree xaff from Federal City
Lodge. with Past Grand Charles
(;arrels heading the official line.
the dramatic features being cared
for by Grand Representative Wood,
Il. A Admire and Leonard Nelson.
The last scheduled out-of- town
visit of the grand master occurred
1T Mount Rainier Lodge Monday
cvtninE. and il proved unlike the
many others in point of interest and
entertainment. More than twenty
FIVE were in the delegation. During
the evening a reception was given