Evening star., 1922-07-23


Visitors at the grand secretary's Office
during the week were George L. Steven
son, Michigan Lodge, No. 1, Detroit,
who, with his family, is on return au-
tomobile trip from Miami. Fla, and
Harry T. Brook, Ark Lodge, No. SO,
Pueblo, Colo, who is making tour OF
and Canada. All sojourners report that
! every jurisdiction visited is making ex-
| tensive arrangements for the session OF
the Sovereign Grand Lodge at Detroit
| in September.
Secretary William F. Clapp reports
that Covenant Lodge will discontinue de-
gree work until September ].
Charles l.. Mendel and staff from
| Mount Pleasant Lodge officiated at the
| installation ceremonies in Friendship
Lodge at the last meeting. The follow
| ing were inducted into office: Joseph r.
Wynn, noble grand; Emmett w. Cum
| mings, vice grand Joe T. Allison, re-
cording secretary; Thomas c. Baisden,
! financial secretary; Joseph b. kncer,
| treasurer.
The executive committee in charge OF
|
ton to the Sovereign Grand Lodge TO
hold its session in Washington 1923 or
1924, and through which all details are
/ to be directed should the invitation be
accepted. has decided that on account
of the many conventions already scheo-
uled for 1928 that a year ialer VIII WI oOS OS
proposed 1t is estimated that SZo,ooo
will be necessary to entertain the more
than 100. 900 visitors who will be in the
city during convention geek, the 1uris-
diction of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
including every state in the Union and
several provinces OF Canada
The committee personnel ts Grand
Master Harry L. Andersen, chairman
ex offcio; William T. Galliher. chair
man: Ernest W. Bradford, vice chair
man: Bert V. Wolfe, secretary; John
H. Wood and Charles w. Fits. BY
authority vested in the committee,
Chairman Galliher is arranging Tor
enlargement, and prominent members
of the order are to be called together
at an early date to be assigned as
subchairmen. dealing with tentative
plans the committee has outlined.
conference are Robert s. Downs. Will
liam L. GUIDE, William H. Ernest,
Charles s. Shreve, Thomas S. Sergeon,
Charles E. Galliher, John ]. Brown,
Bloomfield H. Howard. Hubert New
som. William w. Keck, Charles F.
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! Sardo, Charles d. Shackelford. Ed
ward S. Schmid. John r. Wright
Simon Bube. c. Dent Fogle, Ray l.
| Smith. James E. Chamberlain. VIII
| liam j. Eynon, Harry E. Mayer. Harr!
T. Roche. Ebert Charity. Charles c
Hugh T. Stevenson. orville S: Swank
John T. Humphreys. Daniel v. CHS
| holm. Howard G. Rambo, Byron s.
Adams. Adolph W. sieverling. Henry
w. Weber James H. Crew, Joseph l.
Porter. Fred A. Norway. George e.
Thompson, Henry W. Tippett. Irving
r. Schwinger. Rush w. Conklin. Floyd
Z. Davis, W. E. Mooney, Clarence l.
Gessford, Andrew D. Loffler. l.. S.
Savage. William E. Andrews.
Henry H. Burroughs. Frank NJ; Roller,
William NJ. Wales. F. Scott Avery,
william A. Bennett. Edward S.
Brashears. Emmett NJ. Carter. Robert
E. Doyle. l.. Whiting Estes, Paul F.
Grove, Charles E. Matthews, John
Poole, George c. Shaffer, Miles Tay-
lor, Delos w. Thayer. Dan c. Vaughan,
Harry c. Rand and H. S. Omohundro.
Tomorrow evening Grand Patriarch
Guy F. Glossbrenner and official line
will install the officers of Mount Nebo
Encampment, No. 6, and Wednesd sday
evening he will accompany the offi
GERS and members OF Fred D. Stuart
Encampment on a fraternal visit to
Covenant Lodge. Georgetown. The
grand patriarch is urging all encamp-
ing the summer months, while degree
work has been dispensed with.
Under direction Of Past Grand Pa
triarch Richard H. ySorrell. the officers
Of Columbian Encampment, No. 1, are
hn1d q In r-ir a
warm months.
Grand Master Andersen has ad-
dressed a personal communication to
each noble grand, vice grand and re-
cording secretary. urging attendance
at the meeting tomorrow evening at
o'clock. in the auditorium Of !. o.
o. F. Temple. to discuss the 1924 ses-
sion of the Sovereign Grand Lodge in
the National Capital. The executive
william T Galliher, chairman, has
been invited.
In accordance with a proclamat ton
issued by Grand Sire Lucian ]. Easttn.
, to observe the seventy-first aRnfver-
sary of the Rebekah degree Septem-
ber 90, Assembly President Emma
J. s. Murray has designated as gen.
erali chairman of arrangements Vice
President Alice 8. Thomas. with au-
10 CAll Representa- IlVcE
from the subordinate lodges. The in
itial meeting of the committee will be
held in I. o. o. F. Temple Friday
evening.
The committee in charge of Re-
| bekah Rally day activities has organ
| lied. as follows: Laura e. B. McChes-
| nay, chairman: Emma T. Strobel. sec
| retary; Roberta Van H. Volland,
| treasurer. The chairman announced
| these subcommittee: Amusements
Margaret Rule, Susie Ecklof. Ellie
| Emma T. Strobel. The committee has
decided to hold an outing at Mar
shall Hall Friday, August II, tickets
to be in charge Of the chairman and
secretary.
| A lawn party is to be held on the
homo grounds next Saturday even
ling under the auspices of the Assem-
bly, Home Circle. President Leslie b
Messick states that should weather
conditions interfere a postponemeni
until Monday will be announced. This
home is located at 3s3a N street
northwest.
Through the once Of Secretary Edna
Ohlander installations are officially
reported as follows; Esther Lodge,
grand; Ethel Waring, vice grand;
Leslie B. Messick, recording secre-
tary; Marian S. Geiman. financial Sec
retary: James A. Geiman, treasurer
Past President Mollie E. Edmonston
| and stan from Martha Washington
Lodge oficiated. Mrs. Tyler pre-
sented the installing officer with
cut glass pitcher. The jewel presenta-
ton was in charge of Anna Billings
the recipient, Esther Johanpessen.
Fidelity Lodge. No. 7-Cafoiine o.
borne, noble grand; Nellie Mettleri
vice grand: Nettie r. Mettler, record
ing secretary; Grace w. Thomassoh
financial secretary; Flora Q. schwln-