Evening star., 1925-04-19
ODD FELLOWS.

Central Lodge, No. /, conferred the
f1rst degree on j. II. Hewitt April 10
under the direction of the degree di-
rector, Past Grand Robert A South
worth. The third degree viii be ex-
emplified Friday evening on Candi-
dates Abe Shulman and J. H. Hewitt.
Arrangements have been completed
FOR the fifth annual banquet, to be
held April % at the City Club at Z
pm. Announcement is made by the
chairman of the committee, Grand
Warden Lemuel II. Windsor, that all
members desiring to attend the BAN
quet secure their tickets from the rep
resentatives of their respective subor-
dinate lodges as soon as possible, as
the number Of tickets distributed are
limited
Grand Warden Windsor announces
that all arrangements have been COM
pleted for the one hundred and sixth
anniversary Of the order, which is to
be held April 20 at the Central High
School Auditorium The Washington
Quartet will offer a program. The
speaker of the evening will be Secre-
tary of Labor Davis. A distinguished
guest will be Ernest w. Bradford,
deputy grand sire. Canton Washing
ton, No l, p. NJ, will attend in full
uniform. commanded by Capt. William
p. Pumphrey, who will escort the dis
the rostrum. Invitations have been
distributed to all lodges and can be
had from the representatives Of the
committee representing their respec-
tive lodges
Grand Conductor Millard F. Zepp,
chairman of the home excursion, has
issued a call for a meeting of the rep
| resentatives of all subordinate bodies
to meet with him April 27 at the l. o.
o. F. Temple at 1880 pm.
The memorial proclamation has been
received from the grand sire through
the office of the grand secretary of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge and is being
promulgated through the Grand Lodge
has appointed Grand Marshal j. Bur
ton Kincer as chairman of the COM
mittee from the Grand Lodge and
Grand Marshal Kincer has issued
call for the appointment of a repre-
sentative from each subordinate and
Rebekah lodge. also the encampments
and Canton Washington, No. l. An
nouncement is made that he will have
the first meeting OF these representa-
tives May at the temple at pm.
Amity Lodge, No. 27, will have the
first degree at it's lodge hall, 465 K
street southwest, Tuesday evening A
the officers of the Grand Lodge and to
the different subordinate bodies to be
present on this occasion. Grand Rep
resentative John II. Wood will present
n team composed of Grand Lodge Of
ficers and other notable members.
The last visitation of the Spring Sc
ries took place Thursday evening,
when Grand Master James e. Cham
berlain and his associate officers Off
cially visited Salem Lodge, No. %, in
it's hall in Anacostia, d. C. Henry
w. Tippett, deputy grand master, was
accorded a reception by the members
| of his own lodge.
Oriole Lodge, No. Al, of Hyattsville
Md, has extended an invitation to the
grand master and his corps of officers
to attend a meeting of this lodge
Thursday evening at it's temple. 1t
is expected that all the Grand Lodge
| officers will accompany the grand
master.
Grand Patriarch Wilfred E Lawson
and his corps of officers of the Grand
Encampment will make a visit to
Langdon Lodge, No. 26. meeting in
its own temple on Rhode Island and
Mills avenues northeast, next Friday
evening.
The grand master, accompanied by
other officers of the Grand Lodge and
their wives, is contemplating a trip
to Norfolk. Va, to attend the annual
session of the Grand Lodge of Virginia
| May IL and 13.
Eastern Lodge. No. Z, conferred the
third degree on five candidates last
Wednesday evening
Deputy Grand Master Windsor paid
Columbia Lodge. No. 10, an unofficial
visit Thursday evening and made an
address. Reports were made on the
excursion and by the base ball COM
mittee.
Mithras Sanctorum, No. 100, u. o. S.
& P, will open its two week indoor
| fair, dance and exposition tomorrow
| night in Pythian temple. The attrac-
tions will include novelty games and
| contests Of various kinds. The pro-
ceeds will be turned over to the Odd
Fellows Home