Evening star., 1924-06-29
FRATERNITIES

gates to tho Sovereign Grand Lodge
10 intended that the Odd Fellows OF
this jurisdiction will keep open house
before and after the sessions, extend
Ing hospitality to the travellers. Those
who have autos to place at the dis.
| to advise tho chairman.
| Invitations have been issued
through the various channels for ths
| stallation Of the officers Of Langdou
j Lodge. No. 26, and Fidelity Rebekah
Lodge. No. z, to be held in the audi
torium of East Gate Masonic Temple
Tuesday. The Grand Lodge officers
sembly will oficiate.
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 80
meets Tuesday evening at o'clock
Kenyon streets. First degree sched-
uled, with team in new regalia- Noble
Grand keiser will head the oficial
line.
Rebekah Lodges.
President Mary P. Pollock of the
RebeKah Assembly announces INSTALL
ing officers as follows: Sarah Camp
bell of Naomi Lodge. No. l, to install
Esdser EIdse IL t1sgs S No g. JSly i; Lena M
Friendship Lodge. No. 8, July 13; Lii
liam Stolpe of Martha Washington
Lodge, No. 8. to install Naomi Lodge,
No. I. July z; Annie Blalock Of Dor
Washington; Lodge. No. 3, July 10;
Bertha M. Moore of Esther Lodge,
No. 5, to install Ruth Lodge, No. 2.
July Z; Olive c. Woodwork of Miriam
Lodge, No. s. to install Dorcas Lodge.
No. 4, July 5; Caroline Gundling Of
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Schuyler Colfax Lodge. No. 10, July
s: Marie Fairall of Friendship Lodge,
No. 8, to install Miriam Lodge, No. 6,
July 8, and May B. Griffin of Schuyler
Pleasant Lodge, No. 3. July 9.
Grand Master wilfred E. Lawson
sisted by their associate officers. win
install the officers Of Langdon Lodge,
No. 26, and Fidelity Rebekah Lodge,
No. 7, at an open installation in their
lodgeroom at Rhode Island avenue
The Rebekah day excursion to
Marshall Hall will be held tomorrow.
The Rebekah Home Circle will meet
Wednesday evening in |. o. Q. F.
Temple, when President Margaret M.
Royston will announce the commit
tee appointments. and other business
will be transacted.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge. No. 2, has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: Noble grand. Emma j.
Grouse; vice grand. Ellen Veihmeyer;
recording secretary, Bertha NJ. Mich
OILS: financial secretary, Lena NJ.
Elder, and treasurer, Roberta Van III.
Volland. These officers will be in
stalled July Z. Two new members
were received at the last meeting,
making a total of eleven new mem
bers for the term and four elected
and awaiting initiation.
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge, No. 4, at
it's last meeting elected new officers
as follows: Noble grand, Martha
Goode: vice grand. Eva Olsen; record
ing secretary, Annette T.. Harrell
financial secretary. Mary NJ De
Gates, and degree director. Ralph A:
Boss. These officers will be installed
Thursday evening.
Miriam Rebekah Lodge, No. 6, has
elected the following officers for the
new term: Noble grand, Elizabeth c
Barker; vice grand. Josie Beals
recording secretary, Emma ]. S. Muir
ray, P. P; financial secretary. Ellie
NJ Allen: treasurer. Mary Baurman
and degree director. Annie Z. Grigsby
P. P. Installation of officers has beer
postponed until July 9 on account oi
July 4 being d holiday.
Jr. O. q. A. M.
Presentation of a token OF appre-
citation for the largest attendano.
will be made by the state Council eI.
ecutive board to Anacostia Council
No. Is, at Masonic Hall, 14th and [
| streets, Anacostia, D. c.. tomorrow
night. The council has extended ar
n -IAx-
Edward ]. Ross Council, No. 90. al
| it's last meeting received the report
of Vice Councillor Albert Jaeger, 4
| member of the joint committee ar
ranging for the annual reunion OF the
/ members of the order Of the District
of Columbia and those Of neighborine
states at Pen Mar. Pa, August IS
special train will be chartered for tho
trip. The Junior Order Band will &C
company the party. Past Councillor
neral Benefit Association Of tht
| United States, which was convened
June 10 at Clifton Forge. Va. made
a favorable report Of the finaneia
newal OF the nomination of officers
for the ensuing term was an i'm
portant phase Of the business Of the
Star spangIed Banner Council. No
the officers-elect Of the council July
II In the hall at 5th and G streets
northwest. Councillor c. l. Bedding
has requested the presence Of all the
members and extends an invitation te
friends of members and any one In
terested in the order.
Andrew Jackson Council, No. 6. is
making plans to send large delega-
tion Of members to the joint e1cur.
sion to Chesapeake Beach July "a
council by Assistant Recording Sec
rotary n. e. Hoffman, who has charge
of the sale of tickets in the council
The following officers were elected fol
the ensuing term at a meeting held
cilor, J. s. Latham: vice councillor. C
w. Umhau; conductor, j. B. Swecker
warden, r. P. Hansen; inside sentinel
Dixon W. Hall; outside sentinel. T
Anderson; chaplain, M. p. Beall. and
trustee, l. L. Wehr. The following
officers were reelected: Financial sec.
retary, George W. Hall; treasurer
John Pote; recording secretary, w. M
La Roche, and assistant. Il. 70. Hon.
ouade will become the junior past
councillor at the installation Of ON
GERS to be held in Pythian Temple
next Saturday.
day. with Councillor J. c. Coppage pre-
siding. Several applications for mem
bership were received. Chairman F,
c. Prather Of the good of the order
committee reported arrangement
have been completed for the social
session tomorrow. State Councillor I.
L. Wehr and his board Of odcers viii
present q prize won by this council
Tor the largest attendance at tho visi:
tations, The Junior Orchestra-Band
will furnish music. Edward Delhi.
vice president Of the Pen Mar re.
union, reported that the reunion VIII
take place at Pen Mar August IA.
Councillor J. c. Coppage made an ap::
peal to the members of the council
to be present tomorrow, as there Will
he an election of officers as well a.