The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-14
Independent Order of odd Fellows.

Independent Order Of Odd Fellows.
Capt. John A. Shackelford is sick with chills
and fever.
Grand Master Theo. F. Kinney is confined to
his home with sickness.
Canton G, Patriarchs Militant, resumed their
weekly drill last Saturday night.
Magcnenu Encampment No. has lost by death
within three weeks three OF its number.
Director Richard A. Mclean was well pleased
with the drill in Naomi Lodge No. last Monday.
Sisters Catharine Collision and Maria A. White
more are active members of the fair committee
OF Naomi Lodge.
President Rebecca Giles. of the Daughters of
Rebekah addressed a temperance meeting last
Monday night at Anacostia.
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all brothers know 1T is the only paper in the Dis
trct that contains the news from the lodges.
Mechanics Lodge No. 1S. at Georgetown, will
entertain their friends at Our Hall on Friday,
10Th instant, with music, rectations and refresh
mentS.
=, Bro. Thomas L. ,MePhee. of Union Lodge No.
Sunday Grand Warden Henry c. Hazard acting
as Noble Grand.
!, Grand Warderr Henry G. Hazard on account of
the disability of the Grand Master and Deputy
Grand Master is attending to the necessary cur
rent duties of the Grand Master.
Grand Messenger William H. Frazier was in Co
lumbus. Ohio, on the 9th, and left at midnight
for Chicago on his way to Topeka.
The ladies of Naomi Lodge No. l, Daughters of
teDekah, are making great efforts to make their
falr at ODD Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, attractive,
soclable and pleasant to all who honor them with
visit.
The three Grand Representatives from this
Jurisdiction to the Sovereign Grand Lodge, which
meets this year at Topeka, Kan, started on their
Journey IN time to be present at the opening ses-
sion tomorrow.
j., Attend the lodge, pay your dues relieve the
distressed, educate the orphan, and take your
benefits, but remember that unless you do all
the things named you have not performed your
part or the contract, and morally have no right
TO sick benefits.
If all those who condemn Gen. Underwood for
ianced failures at the Chicago triennial had put
their shoulders TO the wheel and assisted him in
his heTculean labor to comply with the require
ments OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge and make
the most attractive display of the order possible
they would have helped the order much more
tnan they are now doing.
/ Union Lodge No. IL and Magenenu Encamp-
mont No. are In deep sorrow and distress for
/ the loss of their beloved brother, Philip w. Har-
/ bin; Past Grand and Past High Priest. No
higher eulogy can he said than that he always
was an Odd Fellow in spirit and in truth. All
/ Odd Fellows in lodge, encampment, or canton,
/ will miss him. The widows and orphans in East
/ Washington have lost kind and good friend.
Past Grand William Il. Meyers, of Harmony
Lodge NO. ., was buried with the honors of the
/ order, conducted by Noble Grand William An
! dreWs and Chaplain Samuel Mahoney, on Thurs
day afternoon. The religious services held in the
| Independent Methodist Church by Rev. Jacob ID.
Wilson were very affecting. Bro. Meyers joined
/ Harmony Lodge Nov. 8, 1885. and was faithful
active member to the hour of his fatal illness
The pail bearers were: On the part of the Grand
Lodge, John w. Thompson, p. G.. M, and Grand
Marshal John Wood; on the part of Harmony
Lodge Bros Thomas II. Sanderson and John A
IL. Willmuth; on the part of Anacostia Lodge N o
Il, Knights of Pythias, Marion @. Thompson ano
Henry Il. Adams, and on the part OF his shop
mates in the Navy Yard, August Brothauer and
Isaac Benham.