Evening star., 1921-05-08

0upoTdlnate LodgeS.-Durinr the
| past week the grand master. Bert V.
Wolf. and his corps of Grand Lodge
ofhcerS paid their annual official yisi-
tations to Beacon Lodge and Metropo-
lis Lodge. The visitations were con-
Quoted at $50 and the attendance
included large number of visitors
me visits for the coming week will
include Harmony Lodge. home lodge
OF Grand Representative w. w. Milan,
and Central Lodge. on Wednesday
and Friday, respectively.
tuesday evening Salem Lodge will
confer the third degree for Excel
sior Lodge. under the direction Of
Degree Director Thompson.
Eastern at its last session had
among the visitors H. X. Baker, an
ancient Odd Fellow. formerly a mem
per OF BroOkland Lodge, No 25. who
gave an account of his experiences
! in visiting lodges throughout the
world. especially in the Latin coun-
tries. The resignation of George =.
/ Lund as recording secretary was ac-
cepted in order that he might take
up his duties in the formation of
the new lodge to be organized in
Brlghtwood. Walter ]. Rhodes was
elected to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation. The first degree
will be conferred at the session
W ednesday evening on class Of
candidates who received the intiatory
degree at it's last meeting.
On May 16 Central will visit Rea-
con Lodge and will confer the second
degree on a class of candidates. The
third annual dance of the lodge. held
in the Masonic Temple. sth and +
streets northeast. was well attended
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ment for. the upbuilding of the Re-
bekah lodges. and has taken as it's
particular lodge in this effort Friend
ship Rebekah Lodge. which was or
ganized as its auxiliary.
The plans for the organization of
the new lodge in Brightwood are
progressing rapidly. The destnies
of this new lodge are being cared for
through the efforts of Past Grands
Lund and Dodson of Eastern Lodge.
and close to hundred applications
are in waiting for the first meeting
Encampments. - The encampment
school of instruction will be held
Thursday evening, and it is ex-
will be present to take up matters
which will be presented by Grand
Patriarch William Adams and General
Degree Director w. f. Lawson. The
officers of Fred d. Stuart Encamp-
ment will examplify the patriarchical
On Sunday evening. May 20. Grand
| Chaplain Hugh T. Stevenson will con-
duct religious and memorial services
at Bethany Baptist Church. Rhode
Island Avenue and I'd streets north
west, for the chevaliers of Canton
Washington. No. I. and the patriarchs
of all encampment bodies.
Noble and Vice Grands' Association.
The Noble and Vice Grands' Asso-
citation will, in addition to its school
of instruction. take up several mat
ters of interest to the jurisdiction at
its session Wednesday evening.
Rebekah Lodges. = All Rebekah
lodges have an active degree schedule
for the coming week. The Rebekah
assembly, at it's annual session. held
during the past week, elected officers
! for the coming term. The afternoon
session was called to order at 3 o'clock
! by the president, Miss Mollie Z. Ed
. monston, and the annual reports of
committees were read. Adjournmen It
was had at pm, and the session
again convened at pm. The follow =
! ing officers were elected: President.
| Henrietta Werner; vice president,
7; Emma J. S. Murray: secretary. Edna
! Ohlander: treasurer. Emma Cole:
! warden. Alice S. Thomas; grand mar
| shall. Esther England.
Canton Washington Ladies' Auxil-
. iary.-The meeting Of the Ladies'
| Auxiliary of Canton Washington. No.
! !. will be held Friday evening at the
residence of Harriet Billings. 212 q
street northwest
MiScelanaous-On Saturday even
! ing. May "a. at s o'clock. mass meet
/ ing will be held at the temple. to which
all Odd Fellows are invited to attend.
for the purpose Of stimulating inter-
est in the formation Of the Oriental
Order Of Humility and Perfection.
The degree team of Central Lodge
will go to Clarendon Tuesday night
to confer the first degree on a class
Of forty-nine candidates for Airing
ton Lodge. No. 1913, recently organized
in that town. The charter list Of
this new lodge, which closed last
week. contains the names of ia men.
many of whom are prominent in pub
, lie affairs over in the Virginia sub
urb. The officers are: Noble grand.
! G. Eugene Doyle: vice grand. Thomas
s O'Halloran: past grand. r. c.
Washburn: warden. William l.. Bragg;
conductor. Prof. Fletcher Kemp; sec
rotary. owen l.. Briggs: financial sec
/ retary. W. T.. Cartwright; treasurer.
, Dr. G. s. Kerfoot. and chaplain. Rev.
/ Edgar c. Beery.
! KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
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