The Washington herald., 1911-08-27
ODD FELLOWS CALENDAR.
SUBORDINATE LODGES


Of DR.. Phillips Saturday night.
ODD FELLOWS CALENDAR.
SUBORDINATE LODGES.
August B-Beacon, No. IS; Excelsior. No. IL
Langdou, No 8, and Union, No. IL, regular bus
mesa Covenant. No p. third degree
August 2s-wsshinstoa. No. 8: Goldeu Rule. No
r. and Phoenix. No o. regular business. Amity
No. z, third degree.
August s-Eastrrn No 7. third degree; Harmony
No. .: Friendship. No. L, and Federal City. No.
August sl-colunbi., No 10. and Salem, No z
regular business.
September I-Central, No. /. regular business
Metropolis, No. l6. first degree.
ENCAMPMENTS.
August 3l-Columbian, No. ]. degree work.
September l-Mageneuu. No. 4. regular business
REBEKAH LODGES.
August 3-Esther, No. 5. degree work.
PArRIARCHg MILITANT.
September 2-Canton Washington, No. l. social
evening.
On Tuesday evening last Columbia
Lodge, No. 10. I. o. o. F., paid a sur
prise fraternal visit to their blind broth
er, Andrew Turnbull, P. G. p, at his
home in Mount Rainier, Md. The even
ing was made pleasant by vocal and in
strumental music, a poem. suitable to
the occa sion, written and read by H.
V Bisbee, P. G. P. II. Leary, p. G.,
gave a humorous recitation and the ex-
ercises were formally closed by the sing
ing Of the closing ode, by request of the
brother, who by his affiiction. is barred
from hearing 1t sung in his lodge. as he
was wont to do for 50 many years of
active service and attendance. Among
those present were Noble Grand Bert
Wolfe and. wife, Vice Grand Henry F.
Allwine and lady, Secretary E. c. Grum-
ley, wife, and daughter, George Ger
berich and wife, Past Grand Master
George q. COLLISION and wife, Charles F.
Crane and wife, NJ. A. Swingle, wife, and
son, Julius Strobel and wife, N. NJ. Pol
lock and wife, c. D. Shackelford and
wife, ]. H. Hogan and wife, F. B. Cow
den and daughter. H. J. Redfeld and
wife, w. ]. Galbraith. wife. and daugh-
ter, Guy F. Glossbrenner and wife. H.
V. Bisbee. H. W. Keefe. Roscoe Wines.
S. G. Taylor. F. D. seiffert, Otto F.
Smith, Joseph N. Strobel. E. r. Laugh
lin, ]. H. Hanger, S. E. Boyce, of East
ern Lodge. No. 7; P. H. Leary. of, Col
den Rule Lodge. No. q, and Elmer E.
Shott, of the Government Printing Office.
Past Grand Henry Trine, a member of
Columbia Lodge. No. 10. I. o. o. F.,
since February 4. 1858, and a member of
Mount Nebo Encampment, No. g. passed
away Tuesday, August q, 1911. at the
advanced age Of eighty-four years, at
his home 921 Third street northwest.
The funeral was attended by represent
atives from both of said organizations
Thursday afternoon, August "a. For
many years the brother was a very ac-
tive member Of both lodge and encamp-
ment, but for several years has been an
invalid and unable to attend.
On Wednesday evening last, Eastern
Lodge, No. Z. I. o. o. F., conferred the
second degree upon five candidates for
Excelsior Lodge. No. II, one for a sister
jurisdiction and one applicant in their
own lodge. There was present a large
gathering Of members of sister lodges
and the work was well done. The third
degree will be conferred at the next
meeting of the lodge.
Amity Lodge, No. q, l. o. o. f., is
comforting degrees at each meeting and
also receiving applications for member
ship at the rate of two each meeting
night. The lodge is also making ar
rangements for holding fair In the new
hall early in the fall, and Past Grand
Master r. A. Ford, as chairman of the
committee on arrangements. has issued
communication to each of the Re-
bekah lodges inviting representation
from each TO aid in the work Of making
the fair a success. Naomi Lodge, at its
meeting last Monday evening, appointed
three members to report to Brother
Ford for fair duty.
On Friday evening, September 8, will
occur the twenty-fifth anniversary Of
the institution of Ruth Rebekah Lodge,
No. 2. l. o. O F. The exercises will
be held in the auditorium Of Odd Fell
lows Hall, Seventh street northwest, and
invitations have been issued to all Sis
ter lodges and subordinate lodges to be
present on that occasion and join in the
festivities. The committee reports the
following as the programme Of the even
ing:
At o'clock, entrance of the officers
of the grand and subordinate lodges,
under escort of Canton Washington,
No. /. Singing Of Rebekah opening ode
Words of welcome by the chairman,
Miss Mamie E. Pearson. Vocal solo.
Sentiment. Ruth Lodge, Our Home,
Sweet Home" led by quartet Re-
sponse by Mrs. Henrietta Werner SEN
timent, our old members, "Steadfast and
True" Quartet and audience, Aud
Lang Syne." Response by Mrs. Belle
Carter. Vocal number. Sentiment, our
new members, DUTY and Loyalty"
Quartet and audience, ''BIest Be the Tie
that Binds Response by Eva H. NJ.
Bushey. Musical number. Sentiment,
our departed, mot Dead but Gone Be-
fore" Quartet and audience. I'VE Shall
Meet, but We Will Miss Them" Re-
sponse by Mrs. Annie Z. Grigsby. MI
sical number. General remarks by the
grand master. grand patriarch. and Of
ficers OF Rebekah and subordinate
lodges. Closing ode.
Salem Lodge. No. %. I. Q. o. F.. has
made arrangements for social gather