The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-25
ODD FELLOWS TO CELEBRATE.
Observance of the EiEhty-secSnd
Anniversary of the Order

Anniversary of the Order
The eighty-second anniv ersary of the
Independent order Of OGd Fellows viii be
celebrated tomorrow by the members of
the order in Washington and vicinity
There viii be q parade and oratoricai eS-
ercises. The parade viii be reviewed IL
front of the White House by the Presi-
dent and the District Commits toner's. and
at the close the participants viii assem-
bic II the National Theatre to listen 20
speeches by the high officials of the or
der and Commissioner mcfarland.
The days festivities viii terminate with
evening exercises at Convention Hall,
Fifth and X Streets. followed by grand
ban.
The celebration viii be given under the
auspices of the Grand Lodge, Grand En-
campmeDt, Canton. Rebekah Lodges, en-
campmeuts of subordinate lodges of the
District Of Columbia. Prominent Odd Eel
lows from many distant cities viii be in
attendance The general committee OF ar
rangements for the celebration is COM
posed of one representative from each or
ganization in the Grand Lodge. The Off
GERS of the committee are as follows J
c. Durfey, chairman: Frank D. Sejhert,
vice chairman; George w Thine, secTeta-
~. and Fred a Stuer, treasurer
The members of the general committee
are: Grand Lodge, J. G. DUTfcy, G. N;
Grand EnCampmeHJ. George W Thine, G.
r.; Canton Washington No. l, Ernest w
Bradford; Noami Lodge No. l. r D.
Julia Roberts, Ruth Lodge No. :. R. D,
Henrietta Werner; Martha Washington
! Lodge No 5. R. D, Ella s knight; Dor
! cas- Lodge No. {, r. D, Dora J. b Hen
Dirk. Columbian Encampment No l,
! Frank D SeiTert- G. P; Nfagenenu En-
campment No / William p. Allen, G. R.;
Mount Nebo Encampment No 6. George
T. Collision. G. w: Fred D. Stuart En-
campment No. I. a A Hancock; Central
Lodge No. / W. G. Phillips; Washington
Lodge No. s, w. b Coppersmith: Eastern
Lodge No. :, s E BOyce. Harmony
Lodge No 9, W. W. MILAN. P. G. M CO.
lUmbia Lodge No. 10, Thomas ". Fowler.
z. u NJ; Union Lodge No Il, Philip Wal
ke5'; Friendship Lodge No p Theodore
Mead, P. G. N: Covenant Lodge No. p
] l. Irving, p G. P; Beacon Lodge No
ID, F. A StIer, G. r. Metropolis Lodge
No Is, J D. BradfieId, D. 6. NJ; Excel
sior Lodge No l. J N Belt; Federal
City Lodge No. %. J H. Wood. P. C. NJ:
Golden Rule Lodge, No. y. J. W. Holly
day; Salem Lodge No -, J.. K. Dawson:
Langdon Lodge No Is, z. Z. Rapp: Auity
Lodge No. p, Robert Aaron: Phoenix
Lodge No. g, w. G. Elliott.
| me parade viii form at Odd Fellows
/ Hall on Seventh Street, between D and
! + Streets, and is expected to be ready TO
move ct 100 o'clock in the afternoon. II
| Will proceed down Seventh Street to Penn
/ ssyiFania Avenue and ID the Avenue to
the W hIte House. where It will be re
( viewed by the President about 2.39
/ o Clock The Grand Master will hold a
| second review on Z Street near the Ma
hFcr ire ut % "r.Hgl
! ganizations are about to enter the thea
ire
| The following is to be the formation Of
| parade Mounted police. James H rev.
! grand marshal; Capt D V Chisholm,
/ chief OF staff: mounted aides Lieut.. Col.
/ Allison Naiior, Major W T Galliher, z.
! W Bradford. Lieut. Col T Walter Fowl
( er- ". r Guide w H MeNiel: Canton
/ Washington Band; Canton Washington
| No l. P NJ: Capt John / Brown com
| handing; Baltimore Canton Band: Can
| ton Monumental No . P NJ of BaIti-
| more: Capt Z Edward TeaIe, command
ing.
Division Of rriages-Mounted escort:
! W W. MILAN. P c. N, L 3 Taylor P.
/ G.. Peter Ranke- p. c. DIT. T. J. Jones'
! p CT NJ. Philip Walker. P G., Joseph
/ Barrett, p. G.; Deputy Grand Sire Good
/ Grant and committee; officers of the Grand
] Lodge officers Of the Grand Encarnp-
| meat; past grand masters, past grand pa
| triarchs. veteran Odd Fellows OF the Dis
| trict Of Columbia.
| Visiting subordinate lodges from Mary
! land and Virginia
/ The second division will consist OF the
| various lodges with their marshals- II
| viii he under J. ID. 8IcChesney. as chief
! ma rshaI with g. " Sherier and Wallis
| SChutt as aides Haley'S Band viii fur
| niSh the music.
! The exercises in the theatre win be red
! by Grand Master J. g Durfey. of the
| Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia
and Will consist Of music, prayer. and ode,
| the reading of 4 proclamation by the
/ Grand Sire. an address of welcome by
solo by Mrs. Thomas c NOyes-
/ The exercises at Convention Hall viii
| begin with a reception to the officers of
! the Sovereign Grand Lodge The ball will
open at 9 o clock during which Haieys
/ Inaugural orchestra viii repeat the nu-
! steal programme of the last Inaugural
| ton ball