The Washington times., 1901-12-22
ODD FELLOWS.

Dr. Jefferson u. Broadfeld. Grand
| Master, l. o. o. F., has arranged the fol-
! lowing dates for the annual grand Wis
itations 10 the several subo rdinate lodge!
Of this jurisdiction: Harmony, No. ., Mon
day, January 20; Friendship. No. u, We'd
nesday, January %; Excelsior. No. il
Monday. January %; Salem, No. %
| Thursday. January 80; Golden Rule, No
q, Tuesday, February 4; Langdon, No &c
! Friday. February Z; Beacon, No. i, Mon
! day. February 10; Eastern. No. I. We'd
nesday, February 12; Amity, No. q. Tues
day. February Is; Central. No /. Friday
February 81: Union. No. II, Monday, Feb
ruary "a: Covenant. No. 1S. Thursday
February %: Naomi No. |. Il. D.. Mon
day, March 3: Columbia, 20. 10, Thurs
day. March c: Washington, No c. Tues
day, March II: Doroas. No. (. r. d.. Fri
day, March II; Martha Washington, No. 3,
r. D., Tuesday. March IS; Ruth. No. .
r. D., Friday. March 21: Federal City,
No. 20. Wednesday, March 26 Phoenix,
No. 2S. Friday, March 2S; Metropolis, No.
1G, FRIDAY, April {.
Patrinrchs Militant.
Washington Canton. No. /. Patriarchs
Militant. /. .. o. F.. gave an attractive
entertainment at National Rifles Hall
Thursday night. An excellent time was
enjoyed by all. Arrangements were made
by a committee in the competent charge
Of klligon Nailor. Washington Canton is
making a frst-class showing under its
new oficers-Capt d. Y. Chisholm. Lieut..
Charles D. Shackelford, and Ensign VIII
liam II. Ernest. The entertainment is
for the purpose OF raising funds to defray
the expenses of the trip to Des Moines,
Iowa, that the Canton may take part in a
competitive drill which occurs every year
at the time the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of
Odd Follows meets. The delegation from
the District OF Columbia 10 the Sovereign
Grand Lodge consists of Grand Repre-
sentatives William p Allan, Frederick A.
Stier, and Thomas ". Fowler.
The Grand Instructors.
The grand instructors for the several
subordinate lodges of the l. o. o. f. as
selected by Grand Master Bradfeld are:
William P. Pumphrey. No. i; George A.
Martin. No. 6; John l. Brown. No. :; John
II. Kleindienst. No. .: L. L. LomaX, No.
10; Harry c. Hazard, No. II: James A
Watt. 40. II; George BeDnett. No. 10; ].
J. Shaw. No. Is; J. c. Armand, No. 16;
Enoch Edmonston, No. il; f. e. Rankin
No. 20; j. E. r. Shaw. 10. 81: Joseph X.
Dawson. No. %; James G. Durfee. No 26;
II. G. Wilson, No. q. Mra. Alice S.
Thomas, Reb. No. / Mrs. Henrietta wer-
ner, Reb. No. 2: Mrs. Annie NJ. Coleman,
Reb. No. 3; Mrs. Martha Mcneil. Reb.
No. 4. These assistants Of the grand
master are expected 10 use their best en-
deavors TO create more activity in the or
der.
Extensive alterations for the better are
to be made by the trustees of Covenant
Lodge, No. 10. !. o. o. F., Georgetown,
The front viii be repiastered ia imitation
Of brownstone, new doors will be put in
place. the sides of the building repaired
and a coat OF paint applied. The entrance
viii be Teftted also. and new heating
apparatus installed, new chairs and fur
niture put in place and the inside given
q coat Of bright paint. The improvements
viii cost about SS00. The trustees in
charge are Brothers James II. Chamber
lain, j. J. Cherry, and L. c. Clapp