Evening star., 1923-11-25
ODD FELLOWS.

ioInorrC"-Cn MON. NO. IL, business;
Beacon. No. Is, business
Tuesday-Washington. No. s, initia-
tory: Excelsior. No. II. initiatory:
Golden Rule. No. Fl. third degree;
Amity. No. 81. third degree.
Wednesday-Eastern, No. I, third
degree; Harmony. No. 9. second de-
gree; Friendship, No. IL, third de-
gree: Covenant. No. 13. initiatory.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., No. 10. initia-
tory: Salem. No. %. initiatory: Lang
don. No. 26. first degree: Phoenix, No.
2s: social; Brightwood. No. 80. degree.
Friday-central. No. l. third de-
Federal City. No. 20, visitation.
Encampments.
Tomorrow-Mt. Nebo. No. s, Royal
Wednesday-Columb No. 1, Col
den Rule.
Acting Grand Master Lawson an
nounces the next meeting of grand
and subordinate officers December 10.
Friendship. No. 12. has a bylaw
committee revising for it's growing
needs.
Liberal contributions have been
added to the christmas cheer" fund
for the inmates of the home in
Georgetown. The pantry shower
closes tomorrow.
w. W. MILAN, past grand master
and grand representative. was the
guest Of Delaware Odd Fellows Tues
day and Wednesday last, addressing
both Grand and Encampment bodies.
An "old-time' visitation will be ex-
emplified in Federal City. No. 20. the
home of Past Grand Master and Grand
miliarly recognized as King SAUL"
next Friday night.
Grand Patriarch Sidney F.. Smith
and members of the Grand Encamp-
ment are making a series Of informal
and unannounced calls and fraternal
visits to the subordinate lodges, dis
seminating patriarchal fellowship and
incidentally gathering applications
for the four local encampments.
J. T. Blalock, degree director of
Dorcas Rebekah. No. 4. announces the
inftiatory at next meeting. Important
committees will report and officers
nominated for coming term.
Mithras Sanctorum. No. 100. o. o. H.
and B.. was we'll represented when
1t journeyed to Hyattsville Satur-
day night and held a joint initiation.
have a business meeting in I. o. 0. F.
Temple. December l. for nominations
Of officers for 1924
Mount Pleasant Rebekahs. No. 9.
extends an invitation to all Rebekahs
next Wednesday evening, on the occa-
sion of the visitation Of the president
and others Of the assembly, accompanied
by Grand Lodge officers.
Capt. Guy F. Glossbrenner reports
a large attendance November IL,
when Col. William ]. Rogers and his
aides, Col. Samuel E. Boyce and Maj.
H. Ernest. made their annual inspec-
p. NJ. The degree was conferred on
large class and the ladies' auxiliary
served refreshments.
The following committee. recently
appointed by Covenant Lodge, No. 13.
will report on Wednesday night: E. C.
Blackman. James E. Chamberlain.
Charles r. schutt. w. r. Florence.
Sidney Ehrlich and Jessie Baker. A
quested to be present and listen to
the report and take action regarding
the committees plan on a property
on Jefferson street, south of NJ street
northwest. The present quarters are
unsuited to the growing membership
and demands of this lodge in George
town.
Next Wednesday night. Mount
Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No. 8, will
receive the 'Rebekah assembly off,
GERS and the Grand Lodge officers in
their annual visitation. President
Alice Thomas requests all officers to
meet at $50 for the entrance march.
An open meeting will follow the close
of lodge and Chairman Miss Vesta
Pollock has prepared a. program.
NATIONAL UNION.
United Council, No. 200, gave an