Evening star., 1922-11-12

Visitors to the grand secrctaryrs
Office during the week included Leon
ard Roych OF Omega Lodge, No. 25s,
of Buffalo. N Y: John T. Haynes of
Patrick Henry Lodge, No. 1l6, of
Richmond. Va, and Past Grand Mas
ter Daniel r. Stansbury of Alexandria.
Grand Master Andersen will pay
an Official visit to Union Lodge, No.
IL. tomorrow evening and on Thurs
noble grands of these lodges are
making special arrangements for the
entertainment. The address of the
evening at Union Lodge will be made
by Past Grand Master John l. Brown
and and at Salem Lodge by Representa-
Lodge. No. Is. Greenville. S. c. Mr..
McSWain is also a past grand master
of his jurisdiction and former mem
mer of the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
held under direction of Chairman
William NJ. Ziegler. A musical and
literary program, refreshments and
dancing were features. Those par
ticipating included Noble Grand Clay
ton c. Warner. Chauncey J. Gentzler,
Miss Ruth Bollen. Miss Payne and
little Miss Dorothy Ehlers Music
was furnished by the Square Or
chestra.
various lodges will meet with Grand
Master Andersen tomorrow evening
at 1880 in I. o. o. r. Temple to make
arrangements for a delegation to go
to Alexandria Tuesday to partici
pate in the second annual meeting
Of the Northern Virginia Odd Fell
lows Association. A band has been
engaged to head the Washingtonians
in the parade. which is to take place
at 2:30. and local Odd Fellows will
assemble at Union station. head of
King street. at o'clock. Special
trains will leave Pennsylvania avenue
and 18th street northwest at 80 and
will include a large delegation from
Baltimore.
Past Grand Edward c. Grumley OF
Columbia Lodge, No. 10. who has just
returned from sixmonth trip
through several of the larger juris-
dictions, reports that enthusiasm is
apparent for the 1924 session of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge at the Ma
tionai Capital. The lodges visited
Ohio: Union. No. .. first lodge in
stituted at Chicago: Lily of the
Mound. No s, Platteville, Wis. his
native town; Montfort. No :23. Mont
fort. Wis: West Duluth. No. 16s,
West Duluth, Minn-;.: North star. No
os
lis, Mimi; Steel Center. No. 291. Nor
gan Park, Duluth, MINI: Proctor. No
30, Proctor, Mimi: Central Link, No.
IS, Duluth. MINI: Superior No. 3SS.
Superior. Wis: Columbia. No. 205. ST.
Paul. Mimi: Fail7nont, No. 20: Far
mont. MINI; Enterprise. No. "5e, and
King Hill. No. 10. st. JOSEPH. Mo-, the
latter being the home lodge of Grand
Sire Eastin: Sioux City. No. l64. Sioux
City, Iowa; Washington. No. 81. De-
troit Mich. He was also present and
made addresses at the Grand Lodge.
the Grand Encampment and the Re
bekah Assembly of Minnesota. and
while at st Joseph. Mo-, was enter
tanned by the grand sire. In this city
lie attended a meeting of the Typo
graphical Union, in which he was
given a card fifty-five years ago.
pleasing incident of Mr. Grumley's
tour was at Platteville, Mo-. where
he was presented with a photograph
Of the house in which he first entered
school at the age of four and IN
which he celebrated his twenty-first
birthday anniversary.
Word has reached the jurisdiction
that Canton Washington was award
ed the $3.50 prize for the greatest dis
tance travelled to the Sovereign Grand
Lodge session at Detroit in Septem-
Der. The election of officers will oc-
cur early in December. An appro
~
ed in connection with the winning
of the prize.
Tomorrow evening at Mount Nebo
Encampment, No. g. Degree Director
Samuel G. Taylor will present an en-
tire new cast with special features
in dramatic effect and floor move
ments. Grand Patriarch Guy +. Gloss
brenner will participate in the work.
He will be accompanied by members
of the official line.
The grand visitation of the assem-
bly, president, scheduled for Schuyler
Colfax Lodge. No 10, Tuesday even
ing, has been postponed until De-
cember 12. in order that the members
may join the delegation to Alexandria
to attend the session of the northern
Virginia Odd Fellows Association.
Following the degree at Dorcas
Lodge, No. 4, on Thursday evening. a
heart social will be held. The com
mi.tee in charge is headed by Noble
Grand Celia NJ Hines.
The annual bazaar given under the
auspices OF the Rebekah Assembly
and which is in charge OF the ways
and means committee WILL be held
Friday and Saturday evenings in the
auditorium of /. o. o. F. Temple, and
promises amusement. refreshments
and dancing. General Chairman An
ME NJ. Cole has made the following
booth assignments: Rebecca A. Bow
en- OF Naomi; L. Pearle keSk OF
ington. Ella V. Mallory of Dorcas.
Mabel Donaldson of Miriam. Ollie
Montgomery of Esther, Nettie r. Met
tier Of Fidelity. Mae f. Keller OF
Friendship. Cora Thompson of Mount
Pleasant, Laura Z. B. McChesney OF
Schuyler Colfax.