Evening star., 1922-09-17

| office during the week included
Frank Rose, Rhode Island Lodge. No.
| -, of Newport, X. l.; Mrs. Frances
Spence and Miss Grace Lavery, Emms
Rebekah Lodge. No. II, of Newport.
r. George b. Jones, Patrick Henry
| Lodge, No. 116. of Richmond. Va;
James c. Philip. Wilmerding Lodge.
No. 1867. of WiImerding. Pa; Miss
Marie Philip. John D. Berry. grand
secretary of the Grand Lodge of
North Carolina.
The general relief committee was
reorganized during the week, with
these officers: President. Elmer f.
Price, of Salem Lodge, No. %; vice
president, John D. Nelson. of Wash
ington Lodge, No. s: secretary-treas-
urer, Bert V. Wolfe. of Mount Pleas
ant Lodge. No. 29.
Federal City Lodge has adopted the
following schedule of work: FIRST
meeting. first degree: second meeting.
second degree: third meeting, third de-
gree: fourth meeting. fnitiatory degree.
The fifth Friday of each month VIII De
devoted to entertainment. rehearsal. or
other program 1t is planned to have a
short address by prominent odd
Fellow at the comforting OF each de-
gree A dance is to be given OctoDer
1 in the auditorium of the l. y. o. F.
Temple.
With large streamers bearing the
slogan. From the White House TO
Detroit" the special parlor car train
left Union station at 1880 O'Clock yes
terday morning, with the more than
200 delegates to attend the ninety
eighth session Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge. which opens tomorrow al
headquarters, in the Statler Hotel.
The train was personally conducted
by City Passenger Agent James Z.
NJ Duvall of Eastern Lodge. No. !;
Grand Master Harry l.. Andersen and
General Chairman George b. John !.
ston, having in charge program oil
entertainment en- route. Each dele
gate was equipped with uniform
badges, pennants. and sonSsters for
the occasion. Through special ar.
Pleasant Lodge. No. 90. George w;
Campbell, authorized "Cncle sam.
will accompany the Washington dele
cation and participate in the parade
Those in the delegation inciude
James c. Philip, Miss Marie PhlIp' "A
II. Noakes, Wash Bradburh. w. II.
Bonini. W. ]. Rogers and wife, VIII
liam Tying and wife. Miss Bessie
Moore, Miss Kitty Gottlieb, Mrs. Laura
A. Lennon. Mrs. Emma Hempler.
Mrs. Ruth I. Glasscocke. Miss Mary
Mccarthy. Miss Daisy Mccarthy. Miss
Annie S. Bullock. Miss w Pierce. Will
liam H. Ernest. Mrs. y. NJ Dellinger.
Miss c. Mattingly. c. F. Fisher. H. G.
Strohman. q. T. Gregory. Martha a.
Jarboe. Florence A. David. q. L.
Clubb. NJ. G. Yost, J. f. Chamberlain
and wife Miss Ruth Craig. Miss Bes-
sic Craig. G. NJ. Dodson. J. L. Hart.
II. w. Lynn. Fl. C. Lybrand. Alex
ander McKie and wife. F. A. McNichol
and wife. Miss Margaret McCutchen
E. c. Royston and wife. Miss Eva
Roscoe Wines. Charles Beall and wife.
Harry L. Andersen. T. J. Kelly, Miss
Mildred Kelly. Raymond Kelly. J. l..
whiteside. A. A. Lowrie. w. E. Law
son, Ethel V. Fowler. Edward Oliver.
H. j. Norris. Miss L. Langworthy.
son. Mrs. L. E. B. McChesney. Michael
Bretzfolder. C. E. Pyle. George B.
Johnston and wife. Guy F. Glossbren-
ner and wife. Miss Jessie Miller. NJ.
]. Ober and wife, J. VI. Windsor. b.
Walden. Mrs. Annie f. Grigsby, Miss
Miss Mabel Stout, p. H. Howard and
wife. Miss Annie E. Pearson. q. A.
Never l.. $. kann anG wife, John ].
Brown. f. C. Blackman and wife. F.
J. Buckley. ]. w. Baker and wife.
Miss Gratis Baker and Mrs. Esther
StHloSS
Mrs Alice s. Thomas. vice president
of the Rebekah Assembly and chair
man of the general committee to ar
sary of the Rebekah degree. reports
range for the seventy-first anniver-
that final details will be completed
during the present week. The cele-
bration will take place Friday even
ing, September %, in the auditorium
of /. Q. o. F. Temple. with an appro-
pirate program. Canton Washington.
No. I. Patriarchs Militant, has been
invited to act as an escort
A special meeting of Mithras Sane
forum. No 100, will be held Saturday
evening. September 80. for reports on
the recent joint ceremonial and from
delegates who attended the Supreme
Orient at Providence. r. I.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
Great Sachem Emory has returned
from his vacation.
The card party. 20 have been held
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