Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-18

vice grand, Albert E. Fellows; recording
secretary, Thomas c. Baisden; financial
secretary, Edgar w. Parks, and treas
urer, Harry K. johnson.
Special Deputy Grand Master DIN c.
Splitter and staff from Phoenix Lodge
installed the officers of Metropolis
Lodge, as follows: Noble grand, Ed
ridge E. Wood; vice grand, Charles L.
Hall; secretary, George T. Decker, and
treasurer, Ernest L. Loving.
The officers, elective and appointive,
of Beacon Lodge were installed by Spe-
cial Deputy Grand Master Henry c.
Thomson of Brightwood Lodge, as fol-
lows: Noble grand, Edward S. Byrnes;
vice grand, Frank Metler; recording
secretary, Charles G. Barton; financial
secretary, Justin M Green, and treas
urer, Thomas r. Hellmuth.
officers of Langdon Lodge were in
stalled by Special Deputy Grand Mas
ter Ebert o. Talley and staff from Co
lumbia Lodge, as follows: Noble grand
Ralph L. Cookson; vice grand, William
D. Scott; recording secretary, William
E. Lewis; financial secretary, Fred N
Davis, and treasurer, Walter B. Randall
Special Deputy Grand Master James
E. Grifith and staff from Central Lodge
installed officers of Brightwood Lodge,
as follows: Noble grand, Hiram E.
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Fourcade; recording secretary, Fay F.
Hunter; financial secretary, Edward F.
Macummons, and treasurer, William L.
Wood.
Special Deputy Grand Master Lillard
C. Bleyins and staff from Metropolis
Lodge installed officers of Phoenix
Lodge, as follows: Noble grand, Eric
Waldo; vice grand, William F. Milbourn;
secretary, Lewis Milbourne; treasurer,
Albert A. Strauss; warden, Herman
Waldo; conductor, william Mitchell;
chaplain, William NJ Spare; inside
guardian, Herman Waldo, ST.; outside
guardian, I. w. Baker; right supporter
to noble grand, Charles H. VanHorn;
| left supporter to the noble grand, James
H. Ellis; right scene supporter to the
vice grand, william P. Eaton; left scene
supporter to the vice grand, r. Spar
rough; right supporter to the vice grand,
1. W. Ingels, and left supporter to the
vice grand, Olin C. Splitter.
The I. o. o. F. Board of Trustees held
the annual meeting last Monday eve
ming Nomination and election of off,
GERS was as follows: President. Ernest
W. Bradford; vice president James E.
Griffith: secretary, Harry L. Andersen;
treasurer Samuel G. Taylor, and Mil
lard F. Zepp, superintendent of the
temple The following were reelected
as Managing Board Committee: Ernest
! w. Bradford, Harry L. Andersen and
Samuel G. Taylor.
Rebekah Lodges.
At the last meeting of Martha Wash
ington Lodge Mrs Cummings and staff,
from Esther, installed the following Of
! ficers: Noble grand, Ethel Ecendorf;
vice grand, GusSie Swartz; recording
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Agnes Arnett; warden, Miss Guilford;
conductor. Mrs. JeSsop; inside guardian,
Mary E. Bowen, and outside guardian,
Arthur Jessop. Mrs. Tying presented a
gift to the installing officer, Mrs. Mary
Cummings. Elizabeth Harding, past
noble grand, was presented with Re-
bekah ring by Miss Hage on behalf of
the officers. She also received a gift
from Miss Mae Harding and Miss Mauds
A. Couzens and past noble grand's
jewel, presented by Miss Minnie Butts.
Mrs. Anne B. Wightman, president of
I the assembly, and Miss Emma T. Stro-
bel, treasurer, made addresses. The
charter was draped in memory Of Mrs.
Mildred HesSen.
The following officers of Esther Re-
bekah Lodge were installed by Efhe G..
Lawson and staff, from Dorcas: Noble
grand, Louise Ourand; vice grand, Luz
cia Duane; recording secretary, Audrey
Walker; financial secretary Elma Giger;
treasurer. Edna Mcintosh, and degree
director, Miss Buck. Past Noble Grand
Mrs. Troxall was presented with a jewal
by Mrs. Cummings and Rebekah ring
from Mr.. Troxall by Mrs. Geiman.
Mrs. Fannie Chaffee was presented with
jewel by Mrs. Billings. The installing
officer was presented a gift by Miss
Stacy Medders.
The sixteenth annual session of the
Rebekah Assembly will be held in Odd
Fellows Temple, 419 Seventh street,
Tuesday at 1890 am, the president,
Anne B. Wightman, presiding. Lunch
con will be served at pm. under direc-
ton of Mrs. Ella Thornton, and the
assembly dinner at Capitol Park Hotel
at $50 PM; Miss Emma T. Strobel,
chairman.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Amaranth and Century-Decatur
Lodges will meet tomorrow evening;
Webster, Excelsior and Capital Lodges,
tuesday evening; Mount Vernon Lodge
Wednesday evening; Syracusians and
Rathbone-Superior Lodges, Friday eve
ming; Hermione Lodge, Thursday eve
ming; Friendship Temple, Pythian Sis
tiers, Wednesday evening, and Rathbone
Temple, Friday evening.
The Board of Directors Of the knights
Of Pythias Hall Association will meet
Wednesday evening. The grand chan
cellor, Cleveland Kennicutt, assisted by
w. A. Kimmel as grand prelate, Past
Grand Chancellor John B. Dickman as
grand master at arms, and Albert E.
Gorham, keeper of record and SEAL in
stalled the following officers in Home
Lodge: William G. Kienle, chancellor
commander; James A. Williams, vice
chancellor; William M. Slater. master of
finance and master of exchequer; ]. E.
Rhodes, keeper of records and seal: j.
E. Williams, master of work.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters,
met January and the following officers
were installed by Carrie Banks, assisted
by Carrie Davis, as grand manager, and
Jeanette Crowthers as grand senior:
Most excellent chief, Nellie Embrey; ex-
cellent senior, Ella Embrey; excellent
junior. Nettie Lynn; manager. Carrie
Batson; mistress of records and cor
ed; mistress of finance, Ida Crown (re-
elected; protector, jeanette Painter;
outer guard, Georgiana C. Kimmel.
Carrie Davis, on behalf of the degree
staff and drill team, presented the re-
firing chief, Bessie Woody, with goblets.
Washington Company. No. /, Uniform
Rank Knights of Pythias, was pre-
sided over by Capt. E. S. Young. Dis
cussions as to the membership drive
were held by Capt. Arthur Smith and
Chaplain William T. Baum.
Drill rehearsal was held in the arm
DRY last Sunday and the membership is
notified to be present at IL am. today
| for further rehearsal. The next meet
ing of the company will be January 10.
| Grand Master at Arms E. j. Newcomb
installed Chancellor Comdr. Gross and
Master of Work Negosta and Prelate
Kicks for Syracusians Lodge Past
Grand Chancellor Freeman and Past
Grand Chancellor Day spoke
b. p. o. ELKS.