Evening star., 1921-11-13

Omclal visits OF the Sranu master
for the week will be to Mount Pleas
ant Lodge Tuesday and Columbia
Lodge Thursday. While Mount Pleas
ant is the home lodge Of the grand
master, he was made an Odd Fellow
in Columbia Lodge.
Senator Claude a. Swanson Of Vir-
ginia. !; member of Patrick Henry
Lodge. No. JIG. Richmond. is an
nounced by Noble Grand Charles L..
Mendel as speaker of the evening at
the grand visitation to Mount Pleas
ant Lodge Tuesday. A program of
music and other entertainment is
scheduled
Rev Ellis r. Frye, noble grand of
Metropolis Lodge. has announced the
appointment of a special commi ttee Ito
arrange for the seventy-sixth anni-
versary of the institution OF the lodge.
The official visit of the grand mas
ter was made to Amity Lodge Tues
day evening. Past grand masters
present included Richard Fl. Sorrell.
John II. Wood. Richard \. Ford. Will
liam ]. Rich and William w. MILAN.
Representative William f. Andrews
Of Nebraska spoke on the influences
of fraternal orders on world peace
Refreshments and cigars We're served
and old-time songs were>sung, with
Past Grand a. r. 5. Donaldson at the
piano.
The next out-of-town visit of the
grand master will be to Loyalty
Lodge. No. lG5. Capital Heights, Md,
Friday evening.
The large auditorium of Bright
-
evening of the first grand visitation
to the baby lodge. Grand Master
Wolfe commented on the record
achieved since the institution of the
lodge. in June. and the manner in
which the officers and members con-
Quoted the affairs. Past Grand Mas
ter Frank CroWther. member of Con-
dress.
Saturday evening ut the meeting of
Canton Washington. No. /. Col. Will
liam J. Rogers and William H. Ernest,
members of the Detroit movement,
will address the meeting.
Grand Patriarch William W. Adams
and associate officers were greeted
formally by Chief Patriarch J. II.
Windsor Wednesday evening on their
visitation TO Columbian Encanlpment.
No: l. The review of the years ac-
tlHities was commended by Grand
Representative f. W. Bradford.
President Werner made her official
visit to Miriam Lodge Friday even
ing. Past President Annie f. Grigs-
by on behalf of the lodge presented a
silk umbrella to the president. A mu-
sical program was presented.
After brief session of Esther
Lodge tomorrow evening there will
be school of instruction. Matters
pertaining to general laws will also
be presented and discussed Presi-
dent Werner and several of the past
presidents will be present. The school
will be in charge of Past President
Annie E. Grigsby.
a joint bazaar of Langdon and FL
deity lodges is to be held later in tn
month in Langdon Temple. Harry \.
Cooper has been named as general
chairman, to be assisted by the entire
woman membership
A rummage sale is to be held earlv
IN December by Dorcas Rebekah
Lodge. with Past Noble Grand Annie
NJ. Cole in charge
The annual bazaar scheduled for
Friday and Saturday evenings in the
auditorium of I. O.. O. F. Temple will
be held under the auspices of the
ways and means committee of the
Rebekah Assembly. Lodges have
been assigned to booths as follows:
Naomi. No. l. ice cream: Ruth, No. q.
peanuts. popcorn and flowers: Mar
tha Washington. No. 3. aprons; Dor
cas-, No. 4, country store: Esther, No.
>: Mrs. wigs in the Cabbage Patch !:
Miiriam, No. s, homemade cakes; FL
deity. No. Z, candy; Friendship, No. s.
handkerchiefs; Mount Pleasant, No. g
coffee, sandwiches and cigars; Re-
pekan Assembly, fancy table. The
W00DMEN OF THE WORLD.
Old Glory Camp entertained visiting