The Washington times., 1903-08-23

ton embraces seventy-one portraits
The collection of the portraits of the
past grand sires includes every occupant
OF this rank since the foundation of the
order In this country in 1919. and a life
size portrait OF Thomas wildey. the
founder, by Sakins. of which the only
copy existing is the one In the collection
Following is complete list Of the por-
traits of the past grand sires up to the
year 1900, four Of them from the District
of Columbia, all deceased:
Thomas Wildey, founder Of the order,
1919.
George Keyser. of Maryland, 1s95-37.
Joseph Gettys, District OF Columbia,
1885.
Samuel H. Perkins. of Pennsylvania,
1878.
Zinas B. Glazier. of Delaware, 1894
John A. Kennedy. of New York, 1s41-
43.
| Howell Hopkins. Of Pennsylvania. Isi3-
45.
Thomas Sherlock. Of Ohio, lsi5-47.
Horn r. Kneas. of Pennsylvania, 1s47-
49.
Robert H. Griffin. of District of Colam-
bia. 1S49-51.
William NJ. Moore. of District of Co
lumbia, 1s51-53.
Wilmot D. De Saussure, of South Caro-.
lima, 1s53-55.
William Ellison, of Massachusetts.
1S55-57.
George w. Race. of Louisiana, 1s57-5s
Samuel Craighead. of Ohio. 1s5S-6O
| Milton Herndon, OF Indiana, 1s61-62.
| James B. Nicholson, of Pennsylvania
1s62-64.
James P. Sanders. of New York. 1866
6S.
E. D. Farnsworth, of Tennessee. 1865
20.
Frederick D. Stuart, of District Of Co
lumbla. 1s7O-72
Cornelius A. Logan. OF Kansas, 1s72-74
Milton w. Durham. OF Kentucky.
1S74-76
John w. Stokes. of Pennsylvania. 1876
Us
NJ. B. Harmon, of California. 1s7s-sO.
Luther J. Glenn. of Georgia. 1Ss0-s2.
Erie J. Leech. OF Iowa. 1S32-S4
Henry F. Carey, of Maryland, Iss4-s6.
John H. White. of New York, 1ss6-Ss
John C. Underwood. of Kentucky, 1885,
80.
Charles NJ. Busbee. of North Carolina.
1SsO-92
c. T. Campbell. of Ontario. Canada.
1Sa2-s4
John w stebbins. of New York.
1S94-s6.
Fred Carleton. of Texas, 1sss-ss.
Albert s. Pinkerton, of Massachusetts,,
1S9s-IsOO.
| Past Grand Sire James p. Sanders, who
oficiated 1se6-ss, and whose portrait is
in the collection, is still a representa-
tive to the sovereign body
The District of Columbia Odd Fellows
will reach Baltimore by special train
over the Baltimore and Ohio Road in
ample time for the parade. The men
will leave the train at Mount Royal
Station. after stopping at Camden Sta
tion TO let of the ladies who will ac-
company the party. Canton Washington,
No. l, will be beautifully uniformed.
and will be led by a band OF twenty-fi five
pieces. The committee in charge is
composed of Messrs. Philip Walker.
grand marshal, chairman; w W. Mil
Ian, Elwyn Greene. William NJ. Mother
shead, and ]. w. Brewer. The Balti-
more reception committee at Mount
Royal Station will be composed of
George T. Fowler, John a Jacobs. Louis
Eidman, Kaufman Katz, Charles c. Ban
them. J. w. Minnie, Joshua Lynch, John
c. Bell. w. W. varney. George NJ Bokee.
Sylvan Newman, Charles Puts, John
H. Stivers. and w. c. Keen.
AT Camden Station the women OF the
Washington party will be received by
Charles E. Shanahan. John J. Hoffman.
Charles NJ. Thompson, Thompson P. Pc
rine, Hugh Mcneil. jr., C. P Hull. c. J.
Brockmiller. Joseph E. Kroh, A L.
Johnson. Charles W. Gilbert, Robert W.
Mobray, E. Lewis. John NJ Toner. S. E.
Num-. G. L. Uttermehle. H ]. limerick.
and Philip Z. Porter. The Baltimore re-
ception committee of nearly 100 men.
with ]. J. Kahler as chairman, has been
announced. Small parties from this
committee will meet all incoming rep
resentatives at the various railroad sta
| tions and steamboat wharves to welcome
them and conduct them to their hotels.
At a meeting of the marshal of the
parade and his eighteen aides IT has
been decided TO wear dark clothes, silk
hats and white ties. II is also an
nounced that from the present pros
poets there will be five divisions of sub
ordinate lodges-four TO march and one
to ride in carriages.