Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-24
FRATERNITIES

afternoon and dancing in the evening.
Boats leave the wharf at 10 o'clock,
3:30 and $50 pm.
ODD FELLOWS.
officers of Mount Nebo and Fl 4 D.
Stuart e campments were installed
Monday evening Jointly by Grand Pa.
triarch James W. Lyons and corps OF
Grand Encampment officers. They
are as folio VS.: Mount Nebo encamp-
ment-Fred w. Schumacher, chief pa
triarch; L. A. Norway, high priest; w.
Joslin. S. W.: William l.. Ford, scribe:
S. G. Taylor, treasurer: w. Z. Marvel,
j. W.; W. E. Claspell. guide; James
Strobel, o. S. Those of Fred D. Stu.
art encampment are Michael 2. Muir.
ray. chief patriarch: Samuel f. Frye,
high priest; William L. Wood. S. W.;
Ernest L. Loving. scribe; William NJ.
Cowell, treasurer; B. D. Wishard. j.
W.; A. E. Hazel. guide: Charles r. Oil
ve''. i. S.; William L. Beasley. .. S.;
Thomas c. Baisden, first w; James +.
Griffith. second w: Roy F. Lands
third w; Harry G. Carroll. fourth
w; Henry F. Quick, G. Of T.
The grand patriarch and associate
grand officers installed officers We'd
nesday evening for Columbian en-.
campment as follows: w. f. Dowell
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priest; Charles w. Rogers. S. W.: +.
D. Seiffert. scribe: p. c. Elicit, j. W.;
o. f. Smith. o. S.; J. H. Windsor. L.
S.; Champ Clark JOY, guide: G.. F.
Glossbrenner. G.. II. P. first w: l.. l..
Beazley, second w; w. L. Bryant.
third w; f. L. Hawkins. fourth W.
Past Grand Patriarch w. w. MILAN
made addresses at each Of the install
lation ceremonies.
The Grand Encampmtnt officers
have arranged for an Odd Fellows
outing at Marshall Hall August 13,
and are now planning a series of So
cial events for the members in the
Fall and Winter.
Mount Pleasant Lodge conferred
the second degree on candidate
last Tuesday evening. Degree work
has been planned at each meeting
through the Summer season.
Past Grand Master Ingemand o.
Lund of Eastern Lodge, assisted by
Grand Secretary Harry L. Ander-
son, attended the lodge meeting of
Beacon Lodge last Monday evening
and installed the appointive officers
of the lodge who were not present at
the previous meeting.
Brightwood Lodge degree staff
conferred the first degree last Fri
day evening on two candidates. The
degree was conferred by the degree
staff under the direction of Degree
| Master and Past Grand Bernard F.
Lettau. The second degree will be
conferred Friday evening on the
same candidates.
The session of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge will be held in September in
Hot Springs, Ark. 1t is expected
that this jurisdi ction will have a
delegation attending the session in
view of the fact that it is honored
with the grand sire, Ernest w.
Bradford. The grand secretary re-
ing to attend the session to COM
municate with him relative to
arrangements, train accommodations
and time of departure.
| Esther Lodge will meet tomorrow
evening and will confer the degree
on a class of candidates. Randina
Sorlie will install the officers who
were absent at the installation last
meeting night.
| Martha Washington Lodge will
meet Thursday evening. At the last
meeting Past President Alice S.
Thomas and her corps of officers OF
Naomi Lodge installed the following
! officers; Noble grand, REM Norton;
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secretary, Minnie Butts; financial
secretary. Minnie Sacrey; treasurer.
Mollie Edmonston; warden, Alice
Schway; conductor, Gussie Solomon;
right supporter to the noble grand.
Sybil Will: left supporter to the
noble grand. Agnes Dakin: chaplain.
Alice Legge; inside guardian, Lottie
Glazer; outside guardian, X. E. Nor
ton; pianist, Alice Thompson, and
| degree director, Samuel Taylor. Mrs.
Thomas was presented with hand
bag and the retiring noble grand,
Bessie Feldman, received the new
official jewel.
Brigh;wood Rebekah Lodge will
meet Tuesday evening in Brightwood
Masonic Temple, and will observe its
third anniversary.
JR. O. Z. A. M.
The meeting of Liberty Bell Coun-
ell was opened Jug 16 at Northeast
Masonic Temple by the newly elected
councillor, A. B. Hughes, and other
new officers taking their respective
offices. State Warden A. c. Colum.
bus, former deputy state councillor
to this council, presented on behalf
of Liberty Bell a past councillors
jewel to c. H. Hid. Councillor Hughes
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| chairman of the good of the order
with C. H. Hid, l.. c. Boswell and
A. c. Witherite as assistants. AID.
dresses were made by State Council
| Warden A. C. Columbus. Inside Sen.
| tinel Mangum, Chaplain L. E. Rector,
Warden Schorr and Outside Sentinel
Witherite.
Deputy State Councillor Jaeger in.
stalled the following officers to serve
Andrew Jackson Council: Councillor,
w. T. Perry; vice councillor, G. O..
Sunday; recording secretary, w. NJ.
LaRoche; assistant recording secre-
tary, G. W. Hall; treasurer, r. H.
White; conductor, d. E. Quade; war
den, B. II. Quade; inside sentinel, 1. L..
Suthard; outside sentinel, Fl. P. John
son; trustees. f. T. Harris, r. p.
Hanson and c. T. Lacy, and chaplain
J. T. Smith. Deputy Jaeger presented
a past councillors jewel to c. T.
Smithson. Addresses were made by
T. E. Skinner, c. T. Lacy, Deputy
Jaeger, E. T. Harris, ]. s. Latham
and the officers-elect. A membership
drive has been launched and prizes
have been offered the members bring
ing in the greatest number of candi-
dates.
Capital Council was called to order
by the newly installed councillor.
n. Fl. Harrison, for his first time
Monday evening in the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple. A watermelon feast
was held.
Eagle Council met in the Fountain
Memorial Church, Randle Highlands,
D. c.. July II, with Councillor Pro.
haska presiding. National Repre-
sentative Seiffert and Deputy State
Councillor Magill made addresses.
Oriental Court met Thursday eve
ming in the chambers of America
Jefferson Council. Two members
were initiated. The initiatory work
was in charge of Grand Herald Fred
Burgess, assisted by the clown band