Evening star., 1925-05-03
ODD FELLOWS.

Past Grand Master and Grand Ren.
resentative John H. Wood, Grand
Master James E. Chamberlain, Deputy
Grand Master DR.. Henry w. Tippett,
Grand Patriarch Wilfred E. Lawson
and several others visited Amity
Lodge. No. 27, Tuesday evening and
participated in comforting the first de.
gree.
Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. 20. will
be visited by the officers of the Grand
Encampment Tuesday night, at which
time an entertainment will be provided
by talented members Of this lodge.
Grand Patriarch Wilfred z. Lawson
has accepted the invitation extended
to him and his associate officers to
visit this lodge.
Grand Conductor Millard F.. Zepp.
chairman Of the I. D. o. F. Tome ex.
cursion committee. met Monday even
Ing at the Temple. An organization
was enected, resulting in the appoint
ment Of the following executive com.
mittee: Millard F. Zepp, chairman;
Miss Helen Osborne of Brightwood
Rebekah Lodge, No. II, vice chairman;
Miss Stacy I. Medders of Esther Re
Calvin B. Kincaid, Amity Lodge. No.
II, treasurer. The following commit.
tees were appointed by Chairman n
Zepp, as follows: Publicity committee,
Mrs. Robert L. Seymour of Dorca 8
Rebekah Lodge, No. 4; program com.
mittee, Z. B. Franklin: printing com.
mittee, Past Grand Henry C. Thorn
son. of Brightwood Lodge, No. 80:
ticket committee, Robert L. Seymour
OF Columbia Lodge. No. 10; amuse-
ments committee. Past Grand Thomas
Z. Baisden, Of Friendship Lodge, No.
IL.
The fifth annual banquet of the
order was held Tuesday evening at
the City Club with more than $50
members present. Paul r. Grove act.
ed as toastmaster. After invocation
by Grand Representative w. w. Mil
Ian, the supper was served. Grand
Master James E. Chamberlain vel
coined the membership. Other ad-
dresses were given by Deputy Grand
Sire z. w. Bradford, George E. Hud.
dleston. Past Grand Master and Past
Grand Representative from Alabama
and present member Of Congress from
Alabama. President Mary p Pollock.
of the Rebekah Assembly, Represen.
tative Annie e. GriEsby. Song lead.
ers were DIR. A. L. Simpson and w.
NJ. Hanft.
Upon sn invitation extended BY
Langdon Lodge. No. 26. Oriole Lodge
No. At. of Hyattsville. Md, will visit
Langdon Lodge next Friday evening
and the degree team Of that lodge will
confer the first degree upon a class Of
candidates belonging to Langdon
Lodge.
Grand Herald Walter s. Norway an.
nounces that Divine services will he
held Sunday evening, May 10. AT the
Ninth Street Christian Church, Ninth
and D streets northeast. Rev. C. r.
Stauffer. the pastor, will deliver q sne
cially prepared sermon and hopes 70
see a full assemblage present. Subor.
-dinate bodies are requested to meet in
the Sunday school room Of said church
at 7:30 pm.
Grand Marshal Joseph B. Kincer.
appointed chairman of the COMMITTEES
on memorial services from the Grand
Lodge. requests the attendance OF
all representatives appointed from
their respective lodges to meet with
him Thursday at the I. o. o. r.
Temple at pm. An organization
will be effected at this meeting and
plans developed for the proper OBJ
servance of the memorial services to
be held in June. Grand Marshal
Kincer announces that he mas pre-.
liminary arrangements for the serv.
ices TO be held at st. Paul's English
Lutheran Church, located at Eleventh
and II streets northwest, a central
location In the city. Rev. John T.