Evening star., 1922-02-12

No. is. and Federal city. So. 20.
/ satufd.y.LanEdon. No. %. degree;
DNCAMPMENTs.
Monday-Mount Nebo. No. Q. Royal
Purple degree.
PATRIARcHs MILITANT.
satusd.y-c.nton Washington. No. l.
RDBEKAH LODGES.
Monday-Esther. No; s. valentine party.
Thursday-Dorcas, No. 4, visitation.
Friday-Miriam, No. 9. degree.
Unonicial visits Of Grand Master
| Andersen for the week will be made
to Esther Rebekah Lodge tomorrow
| evening. Harmony Lodge Wednesday,
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge Thursday and
Langdon Lodge Saturday.
Chief Patriarch Millard r. Zepp an
! nounces the Royal Purple degree for
| Mount Nebo Encampment tomorrow
| evening.
The Grand Encampment met in an
| Grand Patriarch William w. Adams
reviewed the activities for the year.
The election OF officers resulted as
follows: Guy r. Glossbrenner. chief
patriarch: Sidney F. Smith. grand
high priest: Benjamin B. Walden.
Dunn. grand scribe; Walter B. Ran
dall. grand treasurer; Wilfred E..
Lawson. grand junior warden; Ernest
w. Bradford. grand representative; |;
| Charles w. Cuthbertson, grand mar
| shall: James w. Lyons. grand inside
outside sentinel. Following the in
| stallation of officers the retiring and
| incoming grand patriarchs exchanged
| felicitations. Standing committees
| were appointed as follows: Finance,
Roscoe Wines. james H. Crew. Will
liam B. Berlin; conference. Frank D..
Seiffert. Arthur A Coates and Robert
Lawson. Robert A. Southworth and
| Roscoe Jenkins: grievances. Edward
c. Grumley. John H. Windsor and
Seth E. Cole: publicity. Roscoe Jen-
| kins and James w. Lyons. The Grand
Encampment accepted an invitation
Thursday evening. February 20. at
the unveiling of a portrait Of the late
past grand patriarch, Thomas w.
| Fowler.
A valentine party will be held to-
ing of Esther Lodge.
The official visit of Assembly
President Henrietta Werner to
Dorcas Lodge will be made Thurs
day evening. Officers and mem
| bers of Forestville Rebekah Lodge of
Forestville, Nd. will be honor guests.
On the following evening Dorcas de-
gree stan will exemplify the degree
for Esther Rebekah Lodge at Hyatts-
| Vile.
J In the exemplification of the degree
| at Miriam Lodge on Friday evening
| several new features will be intro
duced and the newly .reorganized de-
gree staff will appear for the first
| time.
| The dinner to have been served by
| the Home Circle on Thursday evening
has been postponed until Thursday
| evening, March 2.
Loyalty Lodge. No. 1S5, of Capitol
| Heights. will give a dance every Sat-
urday evening. The hall is at 61st
and Charles streets. Tuesday, Valen-
tine day. Columbia Rebekah Lodge,
No. so. will give a box party and
dance in the new hall. The lodge will
hall on Friday. and visitors will be
| assured OF a cordial welcome. The
| building is said to be the result OF
| much earnest work on the part OF
! some and much criticism on the part
! Of others. but it is q credit to the or
! ture. with public hall below and
| lodgeroom above. The Rebekahs meet
| on the first and third Wednesdays and
Odd Fellows every Friday evening.
| KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The Grand Lodge will hold its an
nual session beginning Monday. Sub
ordinate lodges have elected repre-
i2-Perry P. Patrick, Frank D. Wal
lace, Charles W. Ruhl, d. Waldo
| Brown and Charles E. Palmer.
Mount Vernon. No.1-JohnM. Kline,
James N. Kline, H. NJ. vandervort, H
P. Wiley and Emil Jaehnke.
Dickman. Cleveland Kennicutt. John
T. Cuthbert and r. T. Whiting.
| Syracusians. No. 10-Albert Kahlert,
8. NJ: Pearson. George e. Heisley. My
ron H Adams and P. J. Cooksey.
don. Irving A. Emmons. w. A. Kim
mel. Lee b. Emory and Charles W.
Henderson.
Hermoine, No. 12-H. G. Wagner,
Thomas ,. Hartford. W: e; Poole. Ed
Excelsior. No. 14-Harry J. Gasson,
| William Wilding. N. Wigginton, Dr..
Frederick Yates and Alfred II. EttinR.
| Union. No. 22-Dr. J. NJ. Ramsay,
Harry b. Brown. George w. Haley.
William H Umhau and William T.
capit4l. No; 241Reser A. Reeves.
Gorham and David Weiner.
Myrtle. No. 26-Jacob Nussbaum,
Il. 3. smith and N. =. crowtSers. @ ''"'
Columbia, No. 26-Benjamin Taran.
! tino, N. Girardi, A. Parella, C. Cere-
NELL and John Codirengi
Aramanth, No. 2s-D: M. Freeman.
j. P. Hawkins and Nathan Cowsili.
| Rathbone-Superior, No. 29-E C..
Snyder. w. p. Scott. w. o. Owen, T. O.
Pulizzi and Ellery w. Heiss.
Century-Decatur. No. 30-E. W. Nor
Loeb. Jesse w. Tull and Samuel S.
Price.
Webster Lodge has announced the
esquire rank for Tuesday evening.
Myrtle Lodgs had big turnout
ssssion te ai1 sns
committee took charge and served
| refreshments and cigars. The lodge
will hold social session every month.
Valentines were distributed in Rath-
and a good time followed the knight
| rank.
The knight rank ceremonial in Mount
Vernon Lodge Wednesday evening
was witnessed by Grand Vice Chan.
cellor Nussbaum and D. M. Freeman.
who assisted in the work,
syracusians Lodge. No. 10. Friday
night will have the esquire rank.
The attendance Of all Pythians is es-
pecially urged at this convention.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
| Grand Regent George c. shinn maid