The Washington times., 1923-01-28
Amity No. n Celebrates 9th
Anniversary With EIabo-
rate Musical Program.
APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED
Public installation of Officers
at Temple on Wednesday
to Be Followed by Drill.
ODD FELLOWS.
Lodges.

AmlLy NO. ~, business.
Wednesday - Eastern No. z,
Harmony No. 8, Covenant No.
1S, degree; Friendship No. -,
third degree.
Thursday - Columbia No. 10,
Brightwood No. 30, degree:
Phoenix No. 2Sg business.
Friday-Central No. /, Metrop-
oils No. 16, Federal City No. 20,
degree.
Patriarchs Militant.
Saturday - Canton Washington
No. /. drill.
Encampments.
Observation-Disclosures No. 1,
Rebekah Lodges. \
Thursday-Dorcas No. 4. de-
gree.
Friday-Miriam NO. 6, degree.
Saturday - Ladies Auxiliary
Canton Washington No. /, social.
The weeks bowling schedule fol-
lows: Tomorrow evening, Golden
Rule VS.. Amity; Tuesday, Central
VS.. Brightwood; Wednesday, Wash
ington VS.. Fred D. Stuart; Thurs
day, Covenant VS.. Mount Pleasant;
Friday, Salem VS.. Harmony; Satur-
day, Eastern VS.. Federal City.
Noble Grand Emmett w. Cum
mings. of Friendship Lodge No. IL,
in addition to several special COM
mittee assignments, has appointed
Milton Johnson as degree director
and c. Dent Fogle as press agent.
Grand Master John d. Yoakley
has made the following appoint
ments: Henry w. Tippett, grand
marshal; Lemue1 Fl. Windsor, grand
conductor; Joseph B. Kincer, grand
guardian; Willard T. Zepp. grand
herald. The new term begins with
increased activity, the grand mas
ter's unofficial visits during the
past week including Salem Lodge
No. % and Amity No. q.
A general invitation has been
extended the jurisdiction to attend
O social session Of Arlington Lodge
No. 1913. at Clarendon, Va, on
Master John T. Humphreys will
be the speaker of the evening, and
will be accompanied to the Virginia
city by Deputy Grand Master Will
tired E. Lawson and Grand Secre-
kary Bert ". Wolfe.
Hold Anniversary.
At the close Of its regular session
last Tuesday evening Amity Lodge.
No. q, celebrated its twenty-sev.
enth anniversary by presenting to
Ats members and many friends an
evening Of music, consisting of
solos and duets, contributed by the
following: Fred East, baritone;
John Klein, tenor; Miss Margaret
Webster and Mrs. Lemuel H. Wind
kor, sopranos. The celebration
served a double purpose, the second
being the eightieth birthday ami
versary of Past Grand Master Rich
ard II. Sorrell, who was the recipi-
ent Of many congratulations, to-
gether with a remembrance from
the lodge which was presented by
Past Grand Master Richard A.
Ford. He also received a tribute
OF flowers from Columbian Encamp-
ment, No. 1, presented by Past
Grand Patriarch Frank d. Seiffert
and another from the Grand En-.
campment, presented by Grand Pa
triarch Guy r. Glossbrenner. A
brief history of the lodge was read
by Secretary George Cumming. At
the close Of the program refresh
nents were served. Among those
present were Grand Master John
.. Yoakley and several OF his Off
GERS, Assembly President Emma j.
q. Murray and officers, Grand Pa.
triarch Guy F. Glossbrenner and
officers, and Assembly Representa-
tive Annie e. Grigsby. The com
mittee in charge of arrangements
was Elmer l.. Hawkins, Charles w.
Rogers, Joseph G. Acton. Charles
b. Kinkaid, John H. and Lemuel
II. Windsor.
Rebekah Lodges.
The first regular meeting OF the
new term of Esther Lodge, No. 8,
was overshadowed by the number of
members reported sick, among them
being the noble grand. vice grand,
financial secretary. right supporter
to the noble grand. and inside
guardian. Noble Grand Ethel Warn
ing, however, was present and pre-
sided. The lodge will give SOC
party Friday night at the home OF
Anna Billings, 212 G. street north
west. All members of the order
and their friends are cordially in
Vited TO be present.
The residents of Odd Fellows
Home. as we'll as members of Dor
cas- and Schuyler Colfax lodges
were entertained Wednesday eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. II. Aller
Ison, from the Readers Club.
The line officers of Dorcas Lodge
No 4, under the direction of Pas
President Ella v. Mallory, have
been instructed and are diligently
preparing for the annual visitation
of the president of the Rebekah AS
sembly and the grand master.
The members of the Ladies' Aux
1liary to Canton Washington, No
/, Patriarchs Militant, will meet II
regular session Saturday night il
]. o. o. F. Temple, when importan
business will be transacted, con
GLIDING with a social hour. The OF
ficers are: Annie e. Grigsby, presi
dent; Laura v. Johnston, vice presi
dent; Laura e. B. McChesney, see
rotary; Abbie M. Gates, treasurer
At the last meeting they had a
honor guests several members o