Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20

| 8. rehearsal.
| TION.
| Observation-Disclosures.
! Saturday evening the grand master
and several grand officers will visit
Forest Lodge, at Forestville, Nd.
| Thursday evening, December 8. has
been designated as Odd Fellows nign,
at Convention Hall, when the execu'
tive committee o fthe United Span.
ish War Veterans and the Knights OF
Pythias will stage gigantic fair
including reproduction OF the
Overseas Coney Island" The mem
bership Isl asked to assemble at l. .
| O. +. Temple and march to the hall
under escort of a band. with Crane
Marshal Daniel v. Chisholm In COM
mand.
| The grand master has approved the
report Of special committee ap.
pointed to consider the question OF
securing a reservation for an Ode
!,tery and has placed all details II
charge of Edward c. Grumley: A
large monument Is to be erected or
the plot. The committee includee
Grand Representative William w
MILAN, chairman; Grand Treasurer
| Wilfred E. Lawson and Edwin r. Ar
mentrout, and President Henrietta
Werner Of the Rebekah Assembly.
| At the recent visitations to Salem
and Mount Pleasant lodges the speak
ers were Senator Claude E. Swanson
and William H. Anglin, editor of the
Maryland Odd Fellow. On both occa-
| sions musical programs and refresh
ments were features.
| The grand master and party visited
Loyalty Lodge. Capital Heights. FIJI
day evening last, and enjoyed tne
hospitality accorded by the members
/ Of the Maryland jurisdiction. Fol
| lowing good program, during wnich
tfelicitations were exchanged by VS.
| ftors and homefolks. substantial re-
| freshnnents and cigars were served
Others in the party were William W.
MILAN, Wilfred f. Lawson, John L.
| Russell, William c. Heider. George
b. Johnston John D. Bowen, John h
Wood, Joe T. Allison, John d. 1oak-
+; ley and Harry l.. Andersen.
Assembly President Henrietta Wer-
ner is giving encouragement In the
formation Of a Rebekah lodge IN
Brightwood. an auxiliary to the papy
subordinate recently instituted. Noble
Grand Henry c. Thomson of Brig Mt
wood Lodge, assisted by Mrs. Thorn
son, is said to be the prime FACTOR
in the movement Already more than
the required number for petitioI
have become. interested. The new
lodge, when instituted, Will hold It's
meetings in Brightwood Temple.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Canton
Washington, No. /, Patriarchs Mill
tant, met Tuesday evening at Ihe
home of Mrs. Harriet Billlnss' ~
lG street northwest. President a
Naomi Cooper announces the neSt
meeting for Tuesday evening, at the
home Of Mrs. Sallie B. Harry. 1lo
Sth street northeast.
The meeting of the Noble and Vice
Grands' Association WEDNESDAY even
ing, it is said. will be important.
Jr. O. U. A. NJ.
The twenty sixth annual session Oh
the State Council, Jr. o. U. A. M.' re-
Gently convened, the first meeting De-
ing in the auditorium of the Masonic
Temple, Sth street near street
northeast, and the second meeting In
the hall of Liberty Bell Council NO
SIS (the necessary business to De
transacted requiring two evenings).
The report of the state council sec
rotary, John Prender, showed the
order to be in a strong and healthy
condition. with a gain of IA per cent
in membership and 10 per cent in
finances.
A connective banner for the iarg-
est percentage gain in membership
was awarded j. Morgan Read Council
No. 3. Benning Council, No. Fl, being
a close competitor, was also presented
with a banner for its increase in
membership.
An invitation was accepted from the
limited Spanish War Veterans ana the
knights of Pythias to attend bazaar
December 3, to be given by those OF
CARNATIONS, from November 90 ~
December il.
The following officers were elected:
Junior past state councillor. w. II.
Lanham; state councillor, q. +. Ames'
state vice councillor. G. w. Ackerman :
state council secretary, John PREMIER
secretary, w. E. Saunders (re-elect-
ed): state council treasurer. r. H.
Yates (re-elected): state council con-
ductor, Turner Hall: state council
warden, J. H. Taylor; state council IN
side sentinel, Clyde Mock; state coun-
state council chaplain. T. A. Flynn
(re-elected): state council trustees.
]. e. Tiffey (re-elected), F. D. SeiHert
and J. q. Yoder.
Addresses were made by the follow
ing fraternal delegates: From Ne"
Ciure, on "Service"; State Council Sec
rotary F. S. Faye. on "Constructive-
ness; from Pennsylvania, c. l.. Cad
wallader. secretary Of the F: b. A. U.
S., on 'The Financial Solidity OF the
F. B. A. U. s.; F. P: Reese: treasurer
from New Jersey. Junior Past state
Councillor E. r. Barclay. on "Ameri-
canism VS.. Militarism"; State Coun-
cilor r. c. Smith, on Patriotism
from Virginia, State Councillor W. II.
A. the close Of the first evenings
session a banquet was given in the
basement of the building. under the
direction of Mrs. John Prender, past
councillor Of Golden Rule Council, NO
10, Daughters of America an aiileo
andrew Jackson Council Tuesday
met in its new hall 430 9Th street
northwest At its first meeting In
December there will be a class initia-
ton. The council accepted an invita-
ton to attend the Thanksgiving serv-
Ice Sunday, November p, with Ana
costa Council, No. 16. at the Wilson
Memorial Church, 18th street south.
east. During January the council
will hold a memorial service. An
nouncements are in the hands OF W.
II. Cavanaugh. chairman; w. M. La
Roche, secretary, and Messrs. Wolfe.
Cross, Newman, Where, Harris.
Anacostia Council, No. 16. will have
an Initiation tomorrow evening. The
committee on Thanksgiving service
has reported arrangements made for
a. oorvice to he held at Wilson Me-