Evening star., 1922-09-03

Visitors to the grand secretary's Of
flee during the week included Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles PohIig of Richmond. Va
MIR. Pohlig is past department com
mander of the Patriarchs Militant
and while here was entertained by
Col. and Mrs. William J. Rogers.
Instituted October 3. 1912, Friend
ship Lodge, No. IL, will observe us
eightieth anniversary with appro-
pirate exercises.
Mount Pleasant Lodge Is to give a
dance social Tuesday night, Septem
ber 10.
More than 100 members attended
the last meeting of the general com
mittee and received pennants, canes
hats. neckties and official badges to
the Washington delegation. which
will attend the ninety eighth session
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, leaV-
ing Union station at 1880 o'clock Sat
urday morning. September is. Among
those who have requested reserva-
tions are A. c. Adams, Florence An
derson, Ellie NJ. Anderson. W. w
Bonini, s. E. Boyce, e. c. Blackman,
Annie s. Bullock, F. ]. Baber, Gladys
Baker. Rebecca A. Bowen, Moses
y. .. bEeWeL, 1hi
Bseds. E. c. Blackman. F. ]. Buckley
J. H. Cole, A. A. Coates. Ruth Craig
Bessie Craig. G. L. Club. ]. B. M.
Duvall, H. Darling, G. NJ. Dodson
Davis. Miss Enterline. G. r.
Fisher, G. E. Frazier, Kittie Gott-
lieb. Annie f. Grigsby. w. J. CARRIER
J. w. Harvelle, J. A. Hall, w. ]. Hig-
don, Cora Holder. Ruth Hellmuth. }.
L. Hart, David Israel. E. T. Johnson
lEo- To o-h IN L.
Lybrand, w. E. Lawson. Fritz Loef-
fer. A. A. Lowrie. Miss Jessie Miller
H H Marshall. Bessie ]. Moore, Mary
P. Mccarthy, Daisy Mccartney. A
b. l.. Morgan, Samuel Madeoy.
Mrs A. G. McChesney, G. A. Myers
F. K. Newcomb, A. H. Nokes, g. w.
Owen, jr; Mamie E. Pearson, Mrs.
Rocco. Rose Roskosky. s. G. Taylor
Leon; Tucker. r. A. Southworth. Lucy
Smith. Mrs. r. Sastie, David Stein
Emma T. Strobel. NJ. H. Strohman'
Eva Schlaich. Bert Speet. p. M. UI-
rich. NJ. F. Zepp, Joseph Vorbeck. b.
V. Walden. Isaac Waterholter. Roscoe
Wines, ]. H. Windsor. Henrietta Wer-
ner, NJ. S. Yost, Mr.. and Mrs EdSaf
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w: Baker:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beall. MIR. ana
Mrs. J. w. Beck, Mr.. and Mrs. L., w.
bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Chamber
lain, Mr. and Mrs Max Friedman, MIR:
and Mrs. G. F. Glossbrenner, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. NJ Green. Mr.. and Mrs. A
Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Howard
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Herbert, Mr.. and MIS-
T R. Hellmuth. Mr. and Mrs. q. b.
Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Louis kann
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McNicol: Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J. ober. Mr.. and Mrs. WI.
liam ]. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T.
Royston. Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Tying and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert v. Wolfe.
After the drill of Canton Wash
ington, No. 1, last night Gen f. W.
Bradford and Col. William J: Rogers
Noakes and Lieut.. G. F. Glossbren-
ner have completed details for the
Detroit session of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge and the drill competf-
tions. The final drill will take place
next Saturday evening, when equip
ment will be distributed.
Fred D. Stuart. Encampment NO
stead of Labor day. and the .patri,-
archal degree will be conferred
Grand Patriarch Gloesbrenner and
several line officers are to particl-
pate in the degree work. The de-
gree directors of the several encamp-
ments are contemplating a series Of
fraternal visits during the fall, to
conclude with a joint degree exem-
Naomi and Ruth Lodge meetings
for tomorrow evening have been
called of.
The seventy-frst Rebekah ami
versary committee will meet Thurs
day evening to receive reports.
Dorcas Lodge has pledged flnan-
fn tho nrA1apf FOR hold
ing the 1924 session of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge in Washington. An
invitation will be extended at the
session in Detroit on
the 18th of this month. A commit
tee. consisting of Past President
Ella ". Vallory and Past NOBLE
Grands Annie NJ. Cole. Bessie Baber
Annette Emory and Margaret Rule
has been appointed to arrange for
features. The next
school of instruction is to be held
at the home of Martha Goode, 625
Lonefellow street northwest. De-
gree work will bo resumed at the
next meeting.
wednesday evening the Assembly
Home Circle will meet in the encamp-
ment room.
Degree work will be resumed at FL
deity Lodge Tuesday evening. This
is the home lodge Of Past Grand Mas
ter Irving r. Schwinger and Past
Flora o. Schwinger.
The Joint ceremonial of Jahaza
Sanctorum Of Baltimore and Mithras
Sanctorum, somewhere" on Chesa-
peake bay, is said to have presented
many surprises. The special W., B. &
A.. train carrying the Washington
was in charge OF Grand
Hyastytee William F. Dement,, and in
sheiks and tribesmen, all OF whom
posed for the movie man previous to
the departure. On arrival at Balti-
more $50 neophytes and 400 sheiks
and tribesmen Joined in parade. and.
headed by a brass band, marched to
napolis was in waiting. and lunch was
served. After a three-hour ride down
the bay a stop was made at Werton
Manor; about one mile from which the
was staged in the open.
An orchestra on the lower deck OF the
steamer. the band on the second deck
and wrestling bouts provided enter
tainment. On the return trip supper
was served, with q. two-hour vaude.
willie show, including Baltimore and
talent The Baltimore
was in charge OF Grand
Hyastytee Charles Knapp. assisted oy
Davis. Sanctorums represent
ed included Easton, Pa; CLEVELAND,
Ohio: Richmond and Philadeiphfa.
John Phillip Hill OF
q member of Washington
Lodge, No. l, Baltimore, was an In
terested neophyte. Several officers OF
the Grand Lodge of Maryland were
present. Those from Washington IN
cluded Grand Master Harry L An
dresen, Grand Secretary Bert v. Wolie,
Grand Guardian Ernest Woodwork
and Grand Representative John h.
Wood.
BIG WHEAT YIELD FORESEEN.
II In estimated mat the wheat crop