Evening star., 1922-08-13

Visitors at the grand secretary's Of
fee during the week included Thomas
w. Kenney of Lafayette Lodge, No. 81.
of Watertown, Mass: Noble Grand w.
L. Bragg Of Arlington Lodge. No. 1913,
Of Clarendon. Va, and Jay Jenkins OF
Irving Park Lodge. No. 100, Of Chicago
Noble Grand Leaman Of Harmony
Lodge, No. 9. is arranging for a picnic
for members and their families in Rock
! Creek Park on Labor day. The mem.
bership team captains are to make re-
ports September l, when degree work
will be resumed.
The executive committee Of the
Grand Lodge. Past Grand Treasurer
William T. Galliher. chairman, is in re-
] ceipt Of information from Federal City
Lodge. No. 20. that the amount appor.
the Sovereign Grand Lodge will be
| oversubscribed. and that the following
committee has been appointed to rer
Charles r. Oliver. William H. McCon-
nell, William G. Lang and William NJ
Ziegler. Grand Representative John H.
Wood of this lodge is a member OF the
executive committee. Federal City
Lodge has the distinction of being the
largest lodge In the jurisdiction. Salem
Lodge. No. %. Of Anacostia, also voices
approval Of the action of the Grand
Lodge and has given a definite pledge
Of the amount apportioned. Friendship
Lodge. No. IL, also adds that the move
| r,ent will be supported by a substantial
amount.
Beginning, tomorrow evening and
every Monday thereafter, the Detroit
committee will hold sessions in I. O. q.
F. Temple. according to announcement
by the general chairman of. the COM
mittee, Past Grand George R- John
ston. Through the several subeommit-
tees the following reports have been
! Wolfe. badges-Three hundred specially
designed badges are being distributed
| and 5000 booster buttons have been
, ordered. Grand Marshal James f.
Chamberlain. parade and drescunt-
Guiding special design cap. each to
carry appropriate pennant. A. special
feature OF tho parade will be an imper-
! sonation Of Uncle Sam" by a resident
Of the Soldiers Home. Past Grand
Charles w. Fits. hotels-Present-w week
, details will conclude final arrangements
with Wolverine Hotel management for
the $50 who have placed orders for
reservations. From the time the spe-
cial parlor-car train leaves Washington
at 7:so o'clock on the morning of satur-
committee will provide amusement for
the journey. The lawn party sched-
uled for Wednesday evening At Georgia
avenue and Quincy street northwest
will be in charge Of Chairman Bessie
Baber and the several booths will be
presided over by members Of the vari-
Gus Rebekah lodges. Many attractions
will be afforded. including dancing to
music by band Of forty pieces. The
proceeds will 80 toward placing q Re.
Past Grand William J. Broadbent is
nov IN charge of degree work in
Friendship Lodge. No. <12. and the
"wednesday evening sessions.
= Through the office Of Grand Secretary
quest that Grand Representative Er-
nest w. Bradford arrange for q
speaker for the Pen Mar reunion last
Thursday was complied with. Past
Grand Master Frank r. Conway OF
Alabama responded. the trip being
The Hagerstown Municipal Band fur
nished music.
Canton Washington. No. /, will oc-
cupy a position in The parade and
Sovereign Grand Lodge holds its
ninety eighth session at Detroit in
September.
Through the eourtesy OF Chief Pa
triarch Eta c. Roystpn, Patriarch
D II Joarv una DraaAnS NJ tb> 10 osf
meeting of Fred d. Stuart Encamp-
ment, No. z, when an impromptu
hour was enjoyed. Pat1isrch. Leary
is quito feeble and attends. meetings
only on special occasions, various
members attending him with auto
mobiles.
At the meeting OF tho Noble and
Vice Grands' Association tomorrow
evening tho initiatory degree will be
rehearsed. With Grand Representa.
Master ANDERSEN Will address the as
socfation on the Sovereign Grand
Lodge session; All third degree MEM
bers are invited to attend.
Noble Grand Shirley Malinski enter
tanned the members of Naomi Lodge
following a short session at the last
meeting. A program was presented
and refreshments were served. Past
Presidents Mary M. Dement, and Ella
v. Mallory were among the guests.
Ruth Lodge. had a. guests at its
last meeting he noble grand. officers
and members 6f Clarendon Lodge, No.
28, Of Clarendon, and several visitors
from Laurel Lodge Of Falls Church.
President Belle n. Carter. who is
serving her thirty-second torn rs
treasurer, spoke In behalf Of Ruth
Lodge.
Detroit 20 Club on the lawn at Geor-
gia avenue and Quincy street north
west Wednesday evening: Past No
BILE Grand Bessie Baber Is chairman
Of the committee.
r At Esther Lodge tomorrow evening
q short program, in charge of Vice
Grand, Ethel War1nE, win be pre-
scented. Refreshments will be served.
Tho O. o. H. and r. Will meet in
!. Q: Q: F. TsmPis. Ps tomorrow n,,s, evening Ming
Jahaxa Sanctorum. Of Baltimore Au-
gust aS. Washington delegates to
the Supreme Orient session at Provf-
dence, r. l., last, week report q sue.
cessful convention. Assistant Grand
Secretary James 2: GcSdach a. ana SoDs. DIS.
IrlCI D0DuIy oIoH0 AA00SoL AAShA~S
Hulcher Of Richmond, Va, Joined the
delegation en- route.
KACGABEEs.
In National Tent. No. 1, Monday
night, an amendment to the bylaws
was proposed which changes the time
Of meeting from every Monday night
to the second and fourth Monday
nights in each month.
It was decided to have rummage
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