The Washington herald., 1922-11-12

Lodge at the National CAPITAL The
lodges visited were Panora. No. t1o.
Columbians, Ohio: Union No. ..
frst lodge instituted at Chfcagoi
Lilly Of the Mound. No. G. Platte
Vile, wis. his native town: Mont
fort, No. Ias, Montfort. wis; West
Duluth. No. les, West Duluth.
MINI; North Star. No. Q. and St
Anthony, No. 20. Minneapolis.
MINI; Steel Center, No. 1sl. Nor
gan Park. Duluth. MINI: Proctor,
No. 80. Proctor, MINI; Central Link.
No. IS. Duluth. MINI; Superior. Ne.
33s. Superior. wis; Columbia. No.
205. St Paul. MINI: Fairmont No.
To.' Fairmont, MINI; Enterprise.
No. 23a. and King Hill, No. 10. st.
Joseph. Mo-, the latter being this
home lodge OF Grand Sire Eastis:
Sioux City, No. ls<. Sioux City,
Iowa; Washington. No. 81. Detroit.
Mich. He was also present and
made an address at the Grand
Lodge. the Grand Encampment and
the Rebekah Assembly OF Mime
sofa and while at St Joseph. No,
was entertained by the grand sire.
In this city he attended a meeting
OF the typographical Union. in
which he was given a card hfty-
five years ago. A most pleasing In
cident OF Mr.. Grumley's tour was
at Platreville. No. where he was
presented with a photograph Of the
house in which he FIRST entered
school at the age OF and In which
he celebrated his twenty-hrst birth
day.
Patrisrchs Militant.
Special drills and details prepara-
tory for annual inspection prevail
each Saturday evening at Canton
Washington. No. /. and reports
from the office OF the department
commander are that the fall sc-
tivities will surpass those OF pre-
vious years. Word has reached the
Jurisdiction that the local canton
was awarded the $3.50 prize for the
greatest distance Travelled to the
Sovereign Grand Lodge session at
Detroit in September. The election
OF officers will occur early IN De-
cember. on which occasion an ap-
propriate entertainment will be OBJ
served in connection with the win
ming Of the prize.
Encsmpments.
Chief Patriarch James W. Lyons
will head the official line tomorrow
evening at Sount Nebo Encamp-
ment. No. 6. when the patriarchsl
oeSree will be exemplihed. Degree
Director Samuel -. Taylor will pre-
sent an sn,.re new cast with sps-Ial
features in dramatic effect and floor
movements. Grand Patriarch Guy
r. Glossbrenner will be present and
participate in the work. He will
be accompanied by several OF his
official line.
Rebeksh Lodges
Noble Grand Ella u. Hildebrand
announces a rehearsal of the degree
s;a1 following an important session
of Esther Lodge. No. 5. tomorrow
evening and urges all members to
be present. Several new floor move
ments are to be introduced by
Director Adolph ]. Hiidebrsnd.
The grand visitation of the ss-
sembly president scheduled for
Schuyler Colfax Lodge. No. 10.
Tuesday evening has been post
poned until December IL, jn order
that the members may join the
delegation to Alexandria to attend
the session - the Nor:ha-n VIZ
Sinia odd Fellows Association.
Following the degree at Dorcss
Lodge, No. 4. on Thursday evening
,aere will he an entertainment in
the nature Of a heart social. The
committee in charge Is headed by
Noble Grand Celia NJ. Hines. who
extends a frSternal welcome to
visitors. Past President Ella V,
Mallory, instructress. reports prog
ress and proficiency in connection
with the school of instruction.
which is open to ali members.
The annual bazaar given under
the auspices of the Rebekah As
sembly and which Is in charge OF
the ways and means committee will
be held Friday and Saturday eve-
nings in the auditorium of I. o. o.
F. Temple and promises amusement,
refreshments, and dancing for all
who attend General Chairman
Annie NJ. Cole has made the fol-
lowing booth assignments: Rebecca
A. Bowen. OF Naomi: L. PesrIe
Keck. of Ruth: Efie Tichenor. OF
Martha Washington: Ella V. Mall
lory, Of Dorcas; Mabel Donaldson.
of Miriam: ollie Montgomery. OF
Esther; Nettie r. Mettler. OF
Fidelity; Mae f. Keller. OF Friend
ship; Cora Thompson. of Mount