Evening star., 1922-01-15

session Wednesday evening, when the
grand masters report will be received
and the election of officers will take
place. The elections of officers. as re-
ported. are as follows:
Langdon--E. C. Boswell. noble grand;
George Lickner, vice grand; Thomas {.
Mettler. recording secretary: Fred N.
Davis. financial secretary; Walter B.
Union-Spencer d. smith, noble
grand: Lycurgus IL. Orndorff vice
grand; John o.. Hammond. recording
secretary; John H: Naily. financial sec
re1ary; MurdSck DO McPhee. treasurer.
grand; Charles c. Eckloff, vice grand;
James b. Merritt. recording secretary
Thomas r. Hel1muth, financial secre-
tary; Raymond h. PLACER, treasurer.
Amity-Allen r. Thrift. noble grand
William L. Bryant vice grand; George
Cumming, recording secretary: Ben
Richard A. Ford, treasurer.
Observation-Disclosures Kramer, noble
grand; Abram Pavis. vice grand;
Thomas b. Delcher, secretary; Orville
S. Swank. treasurer.
Eastern-A. j.. Hildebrand, noble
w. l. Rhoades. recording secretary
H. l.. Andersen, financial secretary;
W. J. Rich. treasurer
Harmony-R. l.. Patton, noble
grand: F. Il. Leaman. vice grand; r.
L. Dunn, recording secretary; q. 5.
Stewart. financial secretary; Z. j.
Gates, treasurer.
Friendship-E. Brown Lampe, noble
grand; Joseph F. Wynn. vice grand;
H. Elmer Griffin. recording secretary
John P. Sorrenson, financial secretary;
Joseph b. kincer, treasurer.
Covenant-Luster l.. Wehr. noble
grand: Jesse T. Baker. vice grand:
James f. Chamberlain. financial sec
retary; E. c. Blackman. treasurer.
Phoenix-CharIes Nellie. noble
grand; A. G. Ingels. vice grand;
Thomas w. Ingels. recording secre-
tary: Lewis Milbourn. financial secre-
tary; Albert A. Strauss. treasurer.
Btightwood-Hugh Phillips. noble
grand: George L. Lohrer. vice grand
George f. Lund, secretary; William
G. Phillips. treasurer.
The seventy sixth anniversary OF the
Institution of Metropolitan Lodge was
observed Friday evening. the guests
of honor being Anthony krauth and
A program, in charge of Past Grand
Robert H. Zier. was presented. fol
lowing which a banquet was served.
Grand Master Wolfe was present. On
the evening Central and Metropolis
lodges were jointly installed a like
banquet was served. with L. Law
renee Phillips as host.
Coincident with the forty-ffth an
niversary of the institution Of Federal
City Lodge a committee composed OF
Grand Representative John H. Wood
and Past GrandS Harry O'Donnen and
N. d. W. Schoonmaker Tuesday even
ing will visit and present Past Grand
William Harris Wilson, with a forty
five-year jewel. Mr.. Wilson is one of
the Oldest living charter members of
the lodge, enjoying good health in his
eighty-seventh year.
Grand Patriarch William w. Adams
and his official line will install officers
of Fred D. Stuart Encampment tomor-
Tow evening, and Tuesday evening
those of Megenenu Engampment. The
ceremonies on botk occasions will be
followed with degree work.
Regular drills. preparatory for the
Detroit convention. will resume Sat
urday evening. under direction of
Capt. James Vorbeck. assisted by
Lieut.. Guy F. Glosbrenner. More
than forty uniformed cheEaliers of
Canton Washington paid fraternal
visit to Alexandria Canton, No. 1.
Thursday, feature which is to be
continued with visits also to other
nearby jurisdictions A trip to Balti-
100 officers and chevaliers will par
ticipate.
Programs of entertainment have
been prepared for Naomi and Ruth
Lodges tomorrow evening following
the installation ceremonies. Ermina
Woodruff and staff from Mount Pleas
ant Lodge will have charge at Naomi,
while Naomi Grinder and STAFF from
Friendship will officiate at Ruth.
The installation ceremony at Es-
ther Lodge by Della Eastlake and
staff from Naomi. No. l.. attracted a
large attendance, including the as
sembly president and other grand
officers. At the conclusion the re-
firing noble grand, Ruth G. Campbell,
was presented with a jewel, and the
installing officer was the recipient of
a sterling silver pencil. Those present
PRODUCTION of Past Noble Grand Eliza
Schneider. Esther Johannessen. the
newly installed noble grand, briefly out
lined plans for the term.
The election of officers, as reported,
was as follows:
Naomi-Emma j. Shea, noble grand;
Sara Malinski. vice grand: Alice S.
Thomas. recording secretary; F. Mae
Raitz, financial secretary: Emma T:
Strobel, treasurer.
Ruth-Lyla Bailey. noble grand;
Ella NJ. Nessmith, vice grand; Annie
N. Coleman, recording secretary;
Belle NJ. Carter, treasurer.
Dorcas-Effie Lohmer, noble grand;
Celia Hines, vice grand; A. Naomi
Cooper, recording secretary; Mary
Dement,. financial secretary; Abbie
M. Gates, treasurer.
grand: Mary E. White, vice grand;
Emma J. s. Murray, recording secre-
tary; Ella Mae Allie, financial secre-
tary: Mary Baurman, treasurer.
Fidelity-Caroline Dundling, noble
grand; Caroline Osborne. vice grand;
Nettie R. Mettler, recording secre.
tary; Grace w. Thomasson, financial
secretary; Nary E. Ferguson, treas
urer.
Friendship-Pearl Herbert. noble
grand; Marie Wyle, vice grand; Ploris
Nally, recording secretary: M. Esther
England. financial secretary; Marie
Sorrel, treasurer.
The thoughtfulness and fraternal
spirit of President Harding has been
again shown in expressing to the be-
reaved family and to the order his
sympathy and condolences on the
death of Grand Sire Joseph Oliver.
Grand Representative Bradford would
attend the funeral in Toronto. the
President sent q messenger to Mr..
Bradford.s office with the following
letter: @
my attention Is called just this
morning to the death Of Joseph Oliver,
grand sire of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows. Having pleasantest
recollections of the anniversary cele-
bration of the order last spring, when
met Brother oliver. / was much
shocked at the news. Learning that
you are leaving to attend his funeral
at Toronto, I am asking you to con-