The Washington times., 1923-04-15
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CONVENTION PLANS.
Committee for Cincinnati Trip
Called by Chairman to
Meet tuesday.
ANNUAL BANQUET APRIL 20
High Officials in Order to Be
Speakers at Anniversary
Event at Raleigh.


8 o'clock in the auditorium annex.
Chairman George B. Johnston will
bring up important subjects,
The grand visitation for the week
will be to Salem Lodge No. % on
Thursday evening. Grand Secre-
tary Bert ". Wolfe and Grand
Treasurer Walter B. Randall, who
have been unable to attend the last
two meetings on account OF illness,
will be present. Noble Grand Jo-
seph @. Herbert will welcome visit
ing members.
Official Scorer Chalmers F. Croft
announces the following line-ups in
the bowling league for the current
week: Tomorrow night. Amity and
Golden Rule; Tuesday, Brightwood
and Central; Wednesday, Fred D.
Stuart and Washington; Thursday,
Mount Pleasant and Covenant; Fri.
day. Harmony and Salem; Saturday,
Federal City and Eastern.
NOTABLES TO SPEAK.
A member prominent in the order
will address the noble AMI vice
grands tomorrow night in the audi
forum annex of the temple, the
meeting having been called at the
request OF Acting Grand Master
Wilfred e. Lawson. Among the
important subjects being considered
by the acting grand master is a
series Of conferences between the
noble and vice grands of Virginia,
Maryland and the District in an en-
deavor to establish q permanent
convention. Grand Secretary Will
liam A. Jones, Of Baltimore, and
District Deputy Grand Master G..
Eugene Doyle, of Clarendon. have
been invited to be present at the
first conference.
Grand Warden James e. Cham
berlain, chairman of the general
committee In charge of the annual
banquet and the one hundred and
fourth anniversary exercises of the
order, announces Past Grand Treas
urer William T. Galliher as toast
master and Grand Representative
NJ. NJ. Logan, of Kentucky, as
Quet will be held at the Raleigh
Hotel on the 25th and the ami
versary exercises at the Central
High School Auditorium on the fol-
lowing evening.
The last meeting of Canton Wash.
ington No. 1, Patriarchs Militant,
was well attended and enthusiasm
apparent in view of the activities
presented by Capt. Guy F. Gloss
brenner. Regular drills continue
each Saturday night. The canton
will appear in full-dress uniform at
services at Bethany Baptist Church
on Sunday evening, April %, and
at the one hundred and fourth an
niversary exercises at Central High
School Auditorium on Thursday
night, April 26.
PREPARE FOR ANNIVERSARY.
Extensive arrangements are being
made for the celebration of the an.
niversary of the encampment branch
OF the order. The committee in
charge, of which Grand High Priest
Guy F. Glossbrenner is chairman,
will hold its initial meeting Tuesday
night in the temple.
Chief Patriarchs Elmer Cummings
and Richard l.. Patton announce
degree work for their respective
encampments tomorrow and Tues.
day evenings. A large class is
scheduled for initiation early in
May, to take place in the audi
forum of the temple
Success has attended the parties
held recently at the President The
ater by Rebekah lodges, which are
adding to the fund for entertaining
the Sovereign Grand Lodge in
Washington In September, 1924.
More than so per cent of the
membership of Harmony Lodge No
attended last Monday night and
on next Wednesday evening Mount
Pleasant Rebekah Lodge No. g.,
headed by Noble Grand LYDIA H
Bender, will attend in a body. The
party will include Grand Chaplain
Hugh Stevenson, Past Grand
Treasurer William T. Galliher. Past
Grand Charles w. Fits. Worthy
Patron Eugene. Ohlander, Past
Grand Thomas A. Robbins. Can't.
Raymond o. Wilmarth, Grand Sec
fetary Bert v. Wolfe and Can't
Guy r. Glossbrenner, of Canton
Washington No. l, P. M, who are
members Of the lodge.
SCHOOL FOR OFFICERS.
The last school Of instruction for
the officers of Esther Lodge No, <
will be held at the home of the
instructress, Maude l. Taylor, the
Ventosa Apartments. on Friday. eve
ming. All officers are urged to be
present, as a new work will be
presented.
The bazaar to be held under the
auspices of Dorcas Lodge No. on
Thursday evening, following a short
session of the lodge, will be presid
ed over by General Chairman Mar
guerite s. Ison, assisted by Past
President Ella V. Mallory, Past
Noble Grands Mary T. Ziegler and
Minnie A. Butts and Virginia Louise
Baker. The occasion will be hon
ored by the presence of Past Presi
dent Mary M. Dement,, Past Crane
Secretary Joe T. Alton Past Crane
Masters Thomas J. Gates and vii
liam j. Hope. Grand Representa-
tives Ernest W. Bradford and JohT
H. Wood. and Henry w. Weber.
A demonstration luncheon will b.
held at the home of Past Nobl,
Grand Annie V. Glossbrenner, ~;
Todd place northeast, at IL O'Clock
wednesday, under the auspices O
the ladies' auxiliary to Cantor
Washington No. /. Those acceptint
invitations to be present includ,
Annie e. Grigsby. Belle NJ. Carter
Laura p. Johnston. Harriet Billings
Sallie B. Harry, Margaret NJ. Roy
ston, Abbie NJ. Gates, A. Naon1
Cooper, Mary =. White, Mrs. Laur,
p. B. McChesney, Emma Tres
Gtrobel. DR.. NJ. Louise Htrobel. Der
tina e. Chamberlain and mother
end Mrs. Smith.