Evening star., 1923-04-29

The last Of the spring series Of
visitations viii lie made to Friend
ship Lodge. No. -. Wednesday, night.
1t is the home lodge Of Grand Guard
ian Joseph &. kincer. Noble Grand
Emmett w. Cummings announces spe-
cial attractions.
The annual memorial exercises will
he held sunday. June "a. in charge Of
Grand Mar shal Henry w. Tippett.
Representatives from the several sub
urdinat" and Rebekah lodges will
meet with him Thursday. May 10
Visitors to the grand secretary's
Office during the week were Albert G.
Greene Of Ccntralia Lodge. No. o..
Ccntralia, Wash. and who represents
the Grand Encampment Of his state
In the Sovereign Grand Lodge: Will
liam j. Wright of Lecture Lodge No.
"63. N"rmillion. H.. and who is affili-
atinC with Mount Pleasant Lodge. No.
%. Of this Jurisdiction. and William
l.. Cartwright. financial secretary of
Arlington Lodge. No. l"%. Clarendon.
Ma.
Fast Grand Treasurer William T.
Gallihcr. chairman of the executive
committee in charge of entertainment
for the 1924 session of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, has called a meeting
tfves from the subordinate and Re
hekah lodges will submit reports.
Others invited to he present include
Assembly President Emma !. $. Muir
lay, Acting Grand Master Wilfred +.
Lawson. Grand Patriarch Sidney F.
Smith. Canton Capt. Guy T.. Gloss
hrenner. William +. GUIDE, Charles S.
Shreve. J. Edward Fowler. William
w. keck. Rev. Hugh Y. Stevenson.
charles G. Mothelseed. Daniel V. chis-
4 I.r
Mooney. l." Whiting Estes. Howard :.
omohundro and Bloomfield H. How
ard.
capt. Guy F. Glossbrenner an
n"unces that more than 30. per cent
of the officers and chevalierS of Can
ton Washington. No. l. attended
divine services at Bethany Baptist
Church and the 104th anniversary eX-
crcises at Central High School audi
torium.
The encampment branch. ii is an
nounced. has program of activities
scheduled. which will include social
composed of the chief patriarchs of
the four encam ampmentS-Harry A.
Cooper. Richard l.. Patton. William J.
Garnett and Elmer Cummings. The
spring series of yiSitatiOns will be
made as follows: Wednesday. May 9,
to Columbian, No. L. Tuesday, May Is.
to Magenenu. No. a; Monday. May 81,
to Fred H. Stuart. No. :. and Monday.
June II, to Mount Nebo, No. 9.
Grand High Priest Guy r. Gloss
brenncr has called meeting for to-
morrow evening AT s o'clock of rep
resentatives of the several encamp-
mentS to discuss plans for the ami
versary of the founding of the pa
triarchal branch. The meeting will
be held in /. .. .. r. Temple and
the committee will include Joseph G.
Acton. Alfred II. Noakes. Eppa c.
Royston. Michael NJ. Malkin, Edward
A. Kramer, Arthur A. Coates. Richard
l.. Patton. Henry w. Ficken and John
@. Hammond.
The annual meeting of the Rebekah
Assembly will be held in the encamp-
ment room, commencing Tuesday at
pm. with n night session, and ad-
journ sine die Wednesday night. The
assembly degree will be conferred
on all past grands and past noble
he served at Harvey's Tuesday at
pm, reservations for which will be
closed tomorrow night.
Noble Grand Gertrude w. Gerhold
announces 500 party and heart
social for Dorcas Lodge. No. 4, early
in MAY at !. O. o. l.. Temple. Past
Presidents Mary NJ Dement, and Ella
Y. Mallory and Past Grand Masters
Ernest w. Bradford. Thomas J. Gates
John r. Humphreys. William J. Rich
and John II. Wood represented the
lodge at the second annual banquet at
the Raleigh Hotel Wednesday Night.
The eighteenth anniversary Of the
Institution of Esther Lodge. No. s.
was celebrated last Monday night
with a program and a large attend
ance. OF the twenty-nine past noble
grands, twenty-one were present
among them the first noble grand
Anna Billings, and the first record
ing secretary. Grace Mahaney. Fol
lowing the program a banquet was
served, at which the past noble
arauds were the guests of honor, spe-