, 1921-09-22
RAWuNS SELECTED
Masonic Meetings
Will be Held in Raw
Inns in 1922. Local
Mem Selected as Of
fiCers at Lander

Many Carbon county Masons we're
in Lauder last week attending the
47th Annual Convention OF the
Grand Lodge Of Wyoming and the
Annual Grand Chapter of the Eastern
Star. III. = ~
Among those from this county who
were present at these meetings were:
VIM. Daley, Lee Methudy, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r, Stookey, r. H. Hopkins,
Mrs. E. 4. Patrick, Mr.. and Mrs. RI.
Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Coulson and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. @. E. Brim-
mer, Mrs. E. Fuiks, all Of Rawlins.
MIR. and Mrs. W.. P. Hays, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Maghee, c. B. S~terratt, ].
B. Eager, OF Saratoga; w. NJ. Engle-
hart, Mrs. Tilton and Mrs. Coran, OF
Encampment.
Rawlins was selected as the meet
ing place for the 1922 Masonic meet
ings which will be held ON the End
Wednesday of September.
The Lander Journal had the fol
lowing account Of the meetings held
in Lander last week:
With nearly three hundred
MasOns, their wives and daughters
here for the Nth annual convention
Of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Wyo-
ming here this week, the hospitality
Of Lander as a convention city has
had ample opportunity for display.
but every guest has been we'll taken
care of and entertained.
PIE In addition to the regular pro-
gram the convention has had, the
pleasure of listening to two splendid
addresses by Past Grand Master
Stockwell, of South Dakota, who is
here in the interest of the George
Washington Memorial at Arlington,
Virginia. Mr.. ~Stockwell also gave an
inspiring talk on the Father Of our
County before the faculty and pupils
of the public schools at 1915 P. M.
Thursday. -
On Wednesday at noon the ladies
of the Eastern Star provided delight
full refreshments for the visitors at
a picnic lunch held at the Meyer
Grove three miles south of town
where an hour was enjoyed at an
outdoor luncheon. followed by auto
drives to the Sinks and other points
OF interest. In the evening a dance
was given for the visitors at the
armory.
Election and installation Of ofic-
ers closed the session Thursday aft
ernoon. with the following officers
for the ensuing year:
Grand Master. Frank A. Holiday,
Laramie Lodge No. 3.
Deputy Grand Master, William A.
Riner, Acacia Lodge No. IL, Chey-
enne.
Senior Grand Warden, j. W..
stichell. Wind River Lodge No. IS.
Junior Grand Warden. u. /. Kirby,
Sheridan Lodge No. 8, Sheridan.
Grand Treasurer, William Daley,
Rawiins Lodge No. s., Rawlins.
Grand Secretary. Joseph M.
Lowndes, Casper Lodge No. Is,
Casper, P~ostonice address, Care
Masonic Temple, Casper, Wyo.
Senior Grand Deacon, Frank g..
knittle. Ashlar Lodge No. 10,
Douglas. !.
Junior Grand Deacon, o. O.. Nat
wick. Wheatland Lodge No. 1S,
Wheatland.
Senior Grand Steward. Marion A.
Kline. Cheyenne, Lodge No. L,
Cheyenne.
Junior Grand Steward, Guy J..
Cay. Malta Lodge No. IT, Thermop-
oils.
Grand Lecturer, Robert H. Hop
kins, Rawlins Lodge No. 5, Rawlins.
Grand Chaplain, l.. l.. LETTERS,
Anchor Lodge No. Z, Buffalo.
Grand Oartor. Elwood Anderson,
Gillette Lodge No. %, Gillette
Grand Marshal. l.. J. Holiday,
Laramie Lodge No 3, Laramie.
Grand Tyler. A. A. Tobias, Rawlins
Lodge No. 5, Rawlins.
Trustees Masonic Home Fund: G.
A.. Townsend Casper Lodge No. Is,
Casper; Sumner Miller. Gate City
Lodge No. 32: Ralph Mimball, Wyo-
ming Lodge No. 2.
The Grand Chapter of the Eastern