Evening star., 1922-07-16

office during the week were Grand
Secretary Fred A. Rogers. Lansing.
Mich. and Past Grand Master Harry
L. Mcneil, Pawpaw, Mich. With their
wives. they are making a cross-coun-
try automobile trip. Harvey B. SWEET
land. member of De Soto Lodge. No.
155. and a world war veteran. is
making return trip from Quincy.
Fla, to Springfield, Mass. Charles o.
Schroeder of Rising Sun Lodge. No.
531. Cicero. Ill, was another visitor.
The general Detroit committee held
an enthusiastic meeting last Monday
evening. majority of the repre-
sentatives being present. Chairman
George B. Johnston received reports
from the various sutchairmen. the
hotels committee reporting that more
than 100 names had been handed in
and that the assignments to rooms at
headquarters in Detroit were being
arranged for. The allotment of rooms
being limited at the Wolverine Hotel,
IL was urged that all names be sent
in as soon as possible. Ethel Fowler
presented to the committee, for the
purpose of raising funds, a silver
four-piece service. She was appro-
priately recognized for her gift. A
special coWmittee was appointed to
arrange for a lawn party.
Subordinate lodge installations re-
ported included: Central, No. 1-E. H.
Bouffier, vice grand; William P. Pun
phrey. recording secretary; John
Massey, financial secretary; William
H. Ernest treasurer. Eastern. No. 7
William F. McDuffie, noble grand;
Shriver W. King. vice grand; Walter
ry L. Andersen, financial secretary;
William J. Rich, treasurer. Covenant.
No. 13-H. F. Wood, noble grand
Sterling Chamberlain, vice grand;
William E. Clapp. recording secre-
tary; James E. Chamberlain. financial
secretary; Edgar c. Blackman. treas
urer. Beacon, No. 15-Charles c. Eek
lofr. noble grand; William r. Moler,
vice grand; Raymond B. PLACER, re-
cording secretary; Thomas r. He'll
muth, financial secretary: Robert G.
Mettler, treasurer. Golden Rule. No.
Brockman. vice grand; H. C. r,
Bohnke. recording secretary; c. E.
Bartlett, financial secretary: ]. H.
Crew, treasurer. Salem. No. 22-John
Mcdonald, noble grand; Joseph e.
Herbert. vice grand; c. w. Teates. re-
shaw. financial secretary: w. H
Nash, treasurer. Phoenix. No. 2S-Ol-
ner G. Ingels. noble grand; I. w.
Woodard. vice grand; Thomas w. In
gels. recording secretary: Lewis
Milbourn, financial secretary: A. A.
Strauss, treasurer.
Thursday is the day for the ninth
annual excursion to Chesapeake
Beach. The proceeds will go to Odd
Fellows Home in Georgetown. More
than 100 valuable prizes have been
tainment events. which will run from
the arrival of the 10 o'clock train
until 9 pm. There will be races for
the young and old.
On the 10 o'clock train souvenirs
will be distributed to all children and
will be handed to- all on board
Grand Master Andersen. who has per-
sonally arranged for the races and
prizes. has appointed a special COM
mittee to handle the events, as fol-
lows: Grand Master Andersen. chair
Zepp. Samuel G. Taylor. William NJ
Ziegler. Clark w. Teates and Robert
A. Southworth: chief clerks of course
Albert E. Butler, Robert H. Xier and
Ingemand o. Lund: chief starters
Alexander McKie and D. J. Rocca, and
announcer, E. Lawrence Phillips.
Rebekah rally day will be held at
Marshall Hall Friday, August II. Past
Noble Grand Laura E. B. McChesney
of Schuyler Colfax Lodge is general
chairman. The Assembly Home Circle
grounds, 1898 N street northwest, Sat
urday evening. July %. with President
Leslie B. Messick in charge. Many
new and entertaining features are
promised for both occasions.
the following officers: Noble grand
Celia NJ. Hines; vice grand. Gertrude
Gerho1d; recording secretary, Annette
Emory: financial secretary, Mary NJ
Dement,, and treasurer, Abbis NJ
Gates. At the conclusion Of the cere-
Emory presented an umbrella to the
installing officer, Edith P. ,Chilcoat OF
Friendship Lodge, No. 8. A jewel was
presented to the retiring noble grand
by Past Noble Grand Minnie Butts
The evening concluded with a social
hour.
Miriam Lodge, No. 6, has installed
Noble grand. Mrs. Mary White; vice
grand Mrs. Ida Oliff; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Emma ]. S. Murray; finan-
cial secretary, Miss Ellie Allen, and
presenting the appreciation of her
services in the ceremony recognition
was awarded Past Noble Grand Ella
Newton, the installing officer. The re-
firing noble grand was presented with
an appropriate jewel by Past Noble
Grand Annie E. Grigsby.
Schuyler Colfax Lodge, No. 10. has
installed: Noble grand, Margaret M
Royston: vice grand. Bertha Chamber
lain; recording secretary, Dorothy
Walker; financial secretary, Hattie M
Sparshott, and treasurer. George II
Tavener. Grand Master Andersen pre-.
sented the baby lodge with a beauti-
fully engrossed and framed charter
with the compliments of himself and
Grand Secretary Wolfe. Degree work
is scheduled for Friday evening. De-
gree Director Luster L. Wehr an
nounced that the last meeting of the
month will be devoted to reheagsal
The lodge voted to attend the home
excursion in a body. A social hour
concluded with refreshments.
Plans were discussed Tuesday even
ing by officers and members O!
Joint ceremonial with Jahaza Sane.
forum, No. 1853, of Baltimore, Satur7
day, August 26. Washington members
of the joint committee are William F.
Dement,, Ernest Woodwork and Will
fred E. Lawson. A special train will
leave at 10 o'clock and on arrival al
Baltimore the steamer Annapolis will
carry the party down Chesapeake bay
On the return trip supper will be
served aboard. Oficers Of Cumber-
land, Richmond and Norfolk sane
forums have been invited to partici-
pate in the ceremonial, and several OF
the Supreme Orient official line are to
be present Professional talent will
furnish music and entertainment
throughout the voyage. Washington
delegates to the Supreme Orient con-
clave at Providence. r. l., August 10
ii and 12 are Wilfred E. Lawson
James H Camper. Foster Wood and
Evans w. Burris.
W00DMEN OF THE WORLD.