Evening star., 1921-12-11

The official visits Of Grand Master
Wolfe closed wednesday evening
with Covenant Lodge, Georgetown,
A program presented included musi-
cal numbers by w. H. Cavenaugh and
j. E. Bond. poem by H. w. Selah and
an address by Representative Tom
Connally of Texas. The hospitality of
Covenant Lodge was attested by spe-
cially arranged tables in the banquet
room.
| Grand Master Wolfe was accompa-
MED Thursday evening by more than
fifty Odd Fellows and Rebekahs onsa y
visit to- Falls Church Lodge. "A r.
ception was given in the lodgeroofn,
during which welcomes were extend
ed by District Deputy Haverty and
Noble Grand Ida Q. Hawxhurst. Re-
sponses were made by Grand Master
Wolfe and Assembly President Hen
rietta Werner. In the banquet hall q
supper was served, and Toastmaster
Haverty set the oratorical artillery
/
cluded General Degree Director Law
son. George B. Johnston, George W.
Hawxhurst, c. Eugene Doyle. Past
President Annie e. Grigsby, John D.
Payne and Grand Representative Mil
Ian. Others in the delegation were
deputy Grand Master Andersen. Grand
H. Gregory. ]. W. Baker Elmer Nell
SON, Elmer Cummings, S. r. Carter,
E. w. Parks C. B. Lampe, r. A. South.
| worth. H. w. Ficken, 8. A. Foose, A.
J. Hildehrand. H. Evans. W. A. Greer.
J.. l. Whiteside. J. H. Adams, David
J. N. Boufiiler Eugene Ohlander. J. D.
Bowen, Thomas J. Kelly. Ingemand o.
Lund, w. ]. Garnett, L. w. Bennett,
| D. A. Thompson, G. F. Glossbrenner,
Harry Kramer, Edna ohlander. Amy
GIossbrenner, Myrtle N. Loebsack. L.
Blanch Messick. Ella Hildebrand. Es-
ther NJ. Sloss. Laura A. Lennon. Ger
trude Bowen. Laura v. Johnston.
Esther Johannessen. Cora Thompson,
| Florence c. Bennett. Emma D. Wolfe
and Samuel S. Taylor OF wayside
Lodge. No. ss4. Marion. Ohio. member
aaes MaSth: Sa ns Msshinsson hin Rscskah
naders. mixed orchestra. furnished
music. Past Grand J. d. Payne was
general chairman. Eight large auto
mobiles conveyed the party to the
Virginia city.
| Harmony Lodge Wednesday evening
will celebrate the eighty second an
| niversary of its institution with q
ladies' night. Grand Instructor Wal.
; ter c. w. Burgess is chairman of a
committee in charge.
| More than forty members Of the
| order and their friends assembled at
| the home of Mrs. Fred F: Nessmi tn,
421 Upshur street northwest, Friday
evening last in honor Of the joint an
| niversaries of the hostess youngest
son and Grand Master Wolfe. Incl.
dent to the occasion was the fact that
! the son had just been admitted to
membership into Columbia Lodge. No.
10. in which his late grandfather. A.
r. Vermillion. had held membership,
having been also past grand master
! of the jurisdiction. The dining room
was decorated in garlands Of pink
and green, each plate being provided
with a unique favor. The evening
was closed with dancing.
Following election of officers at
Brightwood Lodge next Saturday
| evening. the degree stan from Mount
Rainier Lodge will exemp1ify the Sec
ond degree. under General Degree Di-
rector Lawson.
Grand Master Wolfe visited Mount
Rainier Lodge Monday evening. More
than twenty five were in the deiega-
| ton. A reception was given Andy
Turnbull. felicitations being extended
| for services rendered when he was
active in the order. He has been re-
| siding at Mount Rainier for several
years.
More than fifty chsvaliers Of Canton
Washington, No. l, have announced
! their intention Of attending the next
sessions of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
at Detroit, Mich. The canton has elect
ed the following 9fficers: James vorbeck:
lieutenant; Robert A. southworth, en-
sign; Col. Samuel E. Boyce. clerk;
Frederick R. Waterholter. accountant;
Maj. William H: Ernest. representative
annual inspection will take place Thurs
day evening, Col. William j. Rogers Of
fciating.
Nomination Of officers is scheduled for
! tomorrow evening at Mount Nebo En-
campment. This is the home encamp-
ment Of Grand Patriarch Adams, who
will be present.
Officers of Columbian Encampment
will be nominated Wednesday evening
Esther Lodge, tomorrow evening, will
meet promptly at $3.50 and the nomina-
ton and election Of officers will follow.
A program, including refreshments, also
Is announced.
| In Mount Pleasant Lodge Wednesday
evening the nomination Of off1cersswili
be made.
In Dorcas Lodge, Thursday evening,
activities will include election Of Of
ficers and a social. The rummage sale
at 1715h 7th street northwest will be-
gin Thursday and continue Friday and
Saturday.
Miriam Lodge, 465 K street south.
west, will have a Christmas party and
tree and every member Is to be remem-
bered.
! President Henrietta Werner and her
official staff, accompanied by the grand
master, deputy grand master and grand
warden, paid Friendship Lodge an Of
fetal visit Tuesday evening. During
1.-the evening the Rankin Orchestra
! played, Miss Ruth Davis and Prof. Greer
gave recitations and character sketches
were given by Mrs. Fannie Chaffee.
Refreshments were served.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Elm Camps uniform rank company
at the homo Of First Sergt. Nichols
Tuesday night elected William A..
Riley captain. Capt. Riley. who sue
ceeds Capt. Wade, retired, was an in
| sfrucfor in military tactfcS for IIncle