Evening star., 1925-01-18

| Cnhrter llsL prepared ana general IN
formation and plans conveyed to
those present.
The Grand Lodge will hold a spe-
cial session In the auditorium of
1. o. o. F. Temple tomorrow at S:1b
pm. report of the committee on
credentials will be presented. fol-
| lowed by the comforting of the past
grand and Grand Lodge degrees on
all past grands who have not at
tained that rank.
| Wednesday evening the Grand
Lodge will convene in regular Sos
sion at the l. o. o. F. Temple, beginning
at o'clock. The report of the grand
master will be presented, followed by
the nomination and election of OFF,
GERS for the new term. Various re-
ports OF committees will be presented
and the session will be continu ed
| Thursday, at which time all legisla-
tion will be considered, followed by
the installation of the newly elected
officers. The members of the Grand
Lodge are urged to be present.
| The board of trustees of the L. O.
o. F. Temple held a regular meeting
| last Monday evening, at which time
the auditing committee, consisting OF
| Harry l.. Anderson, chairman; Fred
A. Norway and Alfred II. Noakes,
submitted its report.
The officers of the Grand Lodge
journeyed to Baltimore last Friday
| evening, where they were the guests
| Of the Maryland Grand Lodge at a
banquet and reception rendered TO
Deputy Grand Sire E. w. Bradford
and the general commanding. August
Hohenstein. Prominent members OF
the order addressed the gathering.
| The Rebekah Assembly officers and
| officers of the Grand Lodge held a
| farewell banquet last Saturday eve
ming in honor of the retiring grand
master. Wilfred Z. Lawson, at the
! Franklin Square Hotel. DR.. Henry w
| Tippett acted as toastmaster, and ad-
dresses were made by w. w. MILAN
P. G. NJ, p. G. R.; John II. Wood,
p. G. NJ, G. r.; President Mary P
Pollock and the Rebekah Assembly
Grand Warden Lime A. Keiser. Grand
Representative Annie E. Grigsby and
others. Special songs were sung and
a solo rendered by Mrs. w. E. Law
son and a reading by W. W. MILAN
P. G. NJ.
At the last meeting of Salem Lodge
No. %, Sterling Chamberlain Of Cove
nant Lodge, No. 13, and his stafr in
stalled the following officers: Noble
grand. John L. Hart; right supporter
to the noble grand. ]. NJ. England;
left supporter to the noble grand
Henry w. Tippett: vice grand, Frank
L. Earnshaw; right supporter to the
vice grand, Frank l., Fisher; left
supporter to the vice grand, A. S
Blair; secretary, Clark w. Teates
financial secretary, Harry C. Myers
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c. w. Shaw; conductor, S. Milanoi
chaplain. ]. Taylor; inside guardian
W. l.. Beasley; outside guardian, F
| Kicker; right scene supporter, G.. o
Williams; left scene supporter, P. NJ
| Bennett.
The officers of Langdon Lodge, No
26, were installed last Thursday eve
ming by Thomas H. Dennis and his
stan from Washington Lodge, No. 6
as follows: Noble grand, Thomas c.
| Mettler; left supporter to the noble
grand, L. NJ. Green; recording secre-
tary, H. B. Vincent; financial secre-
tary, Fred V. Davis; treasurer. w. D
Randall; warden, A. Valenti: conduc.
tor, G. w. Cast; inside guardian, Sin
clair Milliken; outside guardian, F
]. Hurlinger; right scene supporter
". F. Duvall; left scene supporter
Edw. Winters.
Stewart r. Carter and his stafi
from Central Lodge, No. /. installed
the following officers of Amity Lodge
No. 81, last Tuesday evening: Noble
grand, Percy c. Elicit; right sup.
porter to the noble grand, Calvin B
kincaid; left supporter to the noble
grand, Lemuel II. Windsor; vice
grand, Floyd r. Garland; right sup
porter to the vice grand, John Null
len; left supporter to the vice grand
Charles w. Rogers; secretary, George
| Cumming; financial secretary, Benta.
min B. Walden; treasurer, Richard A
| Ford; warden, John E. Riddle; con-
ductor, W. E. Richmond; chaplain, ]
II. Windsor; inside guardian, w. L
Bryant; outside guardian, Joseph G
Acton; right scene supporter, Edgar
G. 10y; left scene supporter, Ernest
L. Hawkins.
The newly elected officers of Mount
Pleasant Lodge, No. 29, were installed
by Millard F. Zepp and his installing
staff from Columbia Lodge, No 10
last Tuesday evening. Those in
stalled were as follows: Noble grand
Webster Z. Osmond; right supporter
to the noble grand, Chalmers F
Croft: left supporter to the noble
| grand, Edw. c. Bryan; vice grand
August Werner; right supporter tc
the vice grand, Clayton E. Ickes
left supporter to the vice grand
MAYNARD P. Twitchell; secretary, E
R. Armentrout: treasurer. G. A. Mey-
er; chaplain, John c. Dellinger; in
side guardian, Paul G.. Dietrich; out
side guardian, Nevin NJ Dellinger
right scene supporter, George ]. Nc
Dermott; left scene supporter, George
Z. Anderson; custodian, Edw. C
Bryan.
| James L. Osborne and his installing
staff from Langdon Lodge, No. &c, in.
stalled the officers of Washington
Lodge. No. 6. last Tuesday evening
as follows: Noble grand, Amos Bar.
nett; vice grand. Edw. T. Negosta
right supporter to the vice grand
Henry Bers; secretary, Thomas H
Dennis; financial secretary, Alfred H
Noakes; treasurer, Frederick r. Wa.
terholter: conductor, Miles Zname-
nacek; outside guardian, Edw. w
Dawson: right scene supporter, Wal
ter A. Jones.
The newly elected officers Of Co
lumbia Lodge, No. 10, were installed
by Chalmers r. Croft of Mount Pleas
ant Lodge. No. %. The officers in
stalled were: Noble Grand, Georg,
y. NdShs IlShl ouPpoI Icl " tho Aool
grand, James l. Strobe; left sup
porter to the noble grand, W. J. Gar
ner; vice grand, r. L. Seymour; righ
supporter to the vice grand, Kennetl
Craglow; left supporter to the vic
grand, Otto r. Stranley; recording
secretary, James II. Solt; financia
secretary. Guy F. Glossbrenner
treasurer, Samuel G. Taylor; warden
w. H. Lomar; conductor, George Z
Ourand; chaplain, Fred L. OILERS; in
side guardian, Herbert o. Shoots
: outside guardian, Otto D. Smith: righ