Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14
ODD FELLOWS.


The grand master held conference
with the noble and vice grandS of the
various subordinate lodges of the juris-
diction last Monday evening in the
auditorium of the l. O. Q. +. Temple.
An outline of the work to be accom-
Dlished by the officers was detailed
and explained by the grand master.
and important matters of interest rela-
tive TO thir particular duties were dis
cusSed. Grand Secretary Harry l..
Andersen. Deputy Grand Master
I.emue1 II. Windsor and Grand Con
ductor Elmer Cummings were present
NJ the conference.
The first official visitation by the
grand master this year will be to
Washington Lodge. No. 8, Tuesday
evening, which lodge meets in the
i. o. o. f. Temple.
Friday evening, the grand master
and officers of the Grand Lodge will
make an official visit TO Langdon
Lodge, No %. meeting in their own
hall on Rhode Island avenue near Mills
avenue northeast.
Central Lodge, No. l. conferred the
Initiatory degree last Friday evening
upon q class of candidates. Degree
work will be conferred each meeting
night Of this month. Under the super
vision of Past Grand Robert A. South
worth, the degree teams are organized
and confer the degrees. Three candi-
dates are slated To have the degrees
conferred next month.
Canton Washington, No. /, installed
officers February s, at |. O. O. r. Tenn
pie. The elective and appointive Of
liCers for this year are as follows:
Lemuel II. Windsor, captain, Millard
=. Zepp. lieutenant; Eppa G. Royston,
ansign; Roscoe Wines, clerk; Frederick
u, Waterholter. accountant: William
II. Bonini. standard bearer; George B.
Johnston, guard: Wilbur JOSlin, Senti-
Gel; Walter /. Rhoades, picket. The
new officers are holding drills every
saturday evening.
The commandment made the following
committee appointments for the year:
Ways and means, Lieut.. Millard F.
Zepp. L. Sterling Chamberlain, John
Payne and Wilbur Joslin: on to Phila,
delphia, George B. Johnston, Capt.
Guy r. Glossbrenner, William n.
Cowell, Capt. Harry c. Lybrand
2nd Robert Southworth; entertainment,
WIfTed +. Lawson. Capt. Alfred II.
Noakes, Ensign Eppa G. Royston,
John S. Allison and Guy M. Dobson;
delinquent or non-attendants, Roscoe
Wines. Frederick r. Waterholter, Sam
lel Boyce, William II. Bonini and
Samuel F. Frye; press, Roscoe Wines
md Willard f. Zepp.
After the regular business meeting
md short drill the members were in
sited to join with the Ladies' Auxiliary
of Canton Washington, No. l, who
mad prepared a program and served
refreshment.
a conference of all press representa-
lives has been called by the grand
secretary in his office, March S, at 8
pm.
Rebellah Lodges.
Noble Grand Ethel Veihmeyer of
Ruth Rebekah Lodge, No. 2, an
uounces a school of instruction will
BE held tomorrow evening.
Noble Grand Ella Thornton of Dor
cas- Rebekah Lodge, No. 4, announces
degree work and a social for the next
meeting. Interest in the trip to Phila-
delptfa in September is being shown
and preparations are taking definite
shape.
The newly installed officers OF Fidelity
Rebekah Lodge, Ne. Z. are as follows:
Noble grand, Wilma Bodkin; vice
grand, Daisy Dempsey; recording sec
retary, Nettie r. Mettler; financial
secretary, Grace w. Thomasson;
president: chaplain, Mary f. Fergu
son; warden, Mildred Hawkins; con
ductor. Ida A. Thompson; inside and
outside guardians, Leona NJ. King and
Gilbert Vincent; supporters of \ the
noble grand, Eva Bodkin and Irene
Wilson; supporters of the vice grand
Caroline Osborne and Malinda Gates;
musicians, Isabelle Paulsen, acting
past noble grand degree director,
Nicholas Baron. and instructress, Net
lie r. Mettler, warden of the Rebekah
Assembly. Fidelity Lodge invites its
members and friends to participate in
her various activities for a happy and
helpful term. The tacky and box
party scheduled for February 16 is
postponed to March 2, and the school
~ instruction will be conducted Tues
day. March 16.
friendship Eebekah Lodge, No. 8,
vdlI have a social after the meeting