Evening star., 1922-08-20

Visitors to the grand secretarys or
Secretary William A. Jones Of Balti-
more. Past Grand Rufus F. Gibbs of
Loyalty Lodge. No. 15S. of Capitol
Heights. and Mr.. Hutchinson of Pixies
Peak Lodge, No. 3S. of Colorado
Springs, also District Deputy Grand
Master c. Eugene Doyle and Past
Grand Thomas S. O'Halloran of Ar
lington Lodge, No. 1913, Clarendon. Va.
Those who are going to Detroit next
month to attend the session of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge will receive
Identification certificates in the audi
torium of 1. o. o. F. Temple Monday
evening, August 2s.
Beginning next month. Mount
Pleasant Lodge will devote it's first
meeting to degree work and the third
Tuesday of each month up to April
will be set aside for entertainment
and dancing. with August Werner as
chairman Of the committee on ar
rangements.
The 1922 reunion of Odd Fellows
at Pen Mar was attended by more
than 5000 members and their fam
lilies. including representatives from
Virginia, West Virginia. Maryland.
District of Columbia and Pennsyl-
IL.
made the address of welcome: Frank
F. Conway. past grand patriarch Of
Alabama. was the orator for the oc-
casion. and Judge Frank !. Duncan,
deputy grand master, and Grand Sec
retary William A. Jones of Baltimore
also responded, The trip from Wash
ington was made by automobiles. On
the return trip a dinner party was
held at Rose Hill Manor. near Fred
erick, Nd, the former home of Thom-
as Johnson, first Governor of Mary
land.
Half-hour entertainments at the
meetings Of Federal City Lodge are
said to be popular with the mem
| bers. Noble Grand Warner has ar
ranged for fraternal visit by Fred
D. Stuart Encampment, No Z, Fri
day evening, and a ladies' night and
| dance in the early fall. Past Grand
William H. Webb is reorganizing and
drilling new rst-degree team.
| Canton Washington. No. /, is pre-
pairing for the great street pageant in
Detroit next month. Parade prizes in
| clude department having the largest
number OF men in full-dress uniform.
canton having largest number of men
IN ful-dress uniform. canton travelling
| longest direct distance, and department
| making best review parade Capt
| Alfred H. Noakes has issued a call for
\ a special meeting Tuesday evening,
| when plans will be discussed for the
| Detroit session.
| No. %. of Mount Rainier. Md. can,
| didate from that jurisdiction will be in
| the degree class in Fred D. Stuart En-
campment tomorrow evening.
| Instructress Ella v. Mallory is con
Quoting schools of instruction regularly
the next to be held at the home OF
Vice Grand Gertrude Gerhold.
| Past Noble Grand Maude I. Tav,o,
OF Esther Lodge announces that fall
activities will include a playlette, ba-
zaar and dances. A meeting of the
representatives on the seventy-first
Thursday evening. September 7. in
the red room Of the temple. The an
niversary will be observed Friday
evenfng. September 20, in the audi
| torium.
Assembly rally day outing was held
prizes were awarded in the various
events; A feature was a base bali
! game between past noble erands OF
Dorcas and Martha washington
1 lodges: Among those taking part
were Sybol Win. Margaret Rule. Ger
tie Baurman. Mary Bates. Nettie Tyne
! and Past President Henrietta Werner
Umpires. Assembly President Emma
J. 8. Murray and Past President Mol
lie E. Edmonston. The score was
"A. to be played OFF next year.
members Of Naomi Lodge Tuesday
| presented to Mrs. Arthur Stewart. 747
7th street northeast, a bouquet OF
flowers in honor Of her SEVENTEEN
birthday.
The good and welfare committee OF
Naomi Lodge has voted to celebrate
the forty-seventh anniversary of the
lodge at the first meeting in October
The lodge was instituted September
z, 1878. and numbers among its past
noble grands Past Grand Edward c.
Grumley of Columbia Lodge. No. 10
the only, living brother who served al
! that time as noble grand of a Re-
| bekah lodge. After the business
m meeting q reception was held in hon
| or of Past, Noble Grand Emma J