The Washington herald., 1911-07-02
FRATERNAL SOCIETY NOTES.
ODD FELLOWS CALENDAR
auDoupY.ra rag-ri ronGEs
SUBORDINATE D0I

ODD FELLOWS CALENDAR.
SUBORDINATE LODGES.
July S-Union No II; Covenant. No. B: Beacon.
No. Is: ExcsaGoz, No. II. and LangdOn, NO. - m
StanAsin oS OGczs.
July 4-HOIiday; lodgs meetings onittsa
July B-Easten. No. Z; Harmony, No. 2; Friend
SstnL Eo u and Federal City. M a. inssallattou
q ofhcEA
yuiy -washangton, No. g inasllatiOn Of cthcsrs
snd anoSsr IN camp room; Columbia, No. 70. fno
eaIen, No 2, installation Of odlcerA
Juiy s-osutral, No !, and MstropolsA No -
,Ont inssaation Of officers in lodge rOcn Of Central
Lodss. No L
July B-Afount Nebo, No, 6. Installation o. omc3s'
IrIv E-NFsvun.nu. No. 4 installation Of othcerst
REBEKAH LODGES.
I'M, s-Nsoua No | installation Of othcrs-
Jnfy k-Tauth. No. z and Martha Wasninstoo' ~"
Z installation Of ofesrA
PATRIARCHs MILITANT
Tv,,AJrv4on No. l. regular moutniy
- ro..tinr postponed from July = hoAeAS'
ON Monday evening representative
-, ~. several branches Of the oroer
.s.embIed IN 1. o. o. F. han to form a
to,n, COMMITTEES to formulate plans and
o-raagsrents for the annual reunion Oh
The odd Fellows Of Pennsylvania, MARY
land. Virginia. West Virginia. ana ene
District to be held at Pen MAT NO.
August 10. Grand Warden, DR.. Edgar y
THOMPSON, chairman OF the mee'ine,
called the roll Of representatives anu
found that every subordinate looee' en-
eampment, and Rebekah lodge was rep
resented
I,r Tbompson stated that all general
arrangements have been perfected ana
the programme at the reunion VIII open
with an invocation by the grand chap
lain of the State of Maryland. Ex-Gov.
warheId. of Maryland. will preside and
introduce the speaker Of the day, George
w. Norris. Representative in Congrss,
and mast grand master from the State OF
Nebraska. Following the address the
cantons present will confer the decora-
ton of chivalry in public upon num-
Der of ladies from the States represented
at the reunion. The indications are that
there WIFI be present on that occasion
eight and possibly ten cantons. inciuolng
Canton WASHINGTON, No. l, of this CITY.
The canton having the largest number OF
members present in uniform will receive
sl5 as first prize, and the canton having
the next largest membership $40. The
Joint committee adjourned to meet again
in the blue room, /. o. o. F. hall Mon
day evening July TO-
Trains will leave Union Station Thurs
day morning at O'Clock, and, returning
leave Pen Mar at 7:90 p. m, reaching
this city about u:SO p. m.
on Friday evening July !. Mount Nebo
Encampment, No, l. L o. o. F., VIII
hold a special session IN the encamp-
nent room, for the purpose Of comforting
the patriarchal degree upon three can
didates.
Tuesday night, in regular session,
Washington Lodge, No. 6. l. o. o. r,
conferred the second and third degrees
upon Harry P. Wiley, F. NJ. c. Smith,
and Valentine waterholter, and elected
officers who will serve during the next
six months, who will be installed Thurs
day evening, July s. The following were
elected for the ensuing six months: H. NJ.
vandervoort, noble grand; E. c. Bruing-
ton, vice grand; Daniel NJ. Green, record
ing secretary; Alfred I1instrom financial
secretary, and Edgar L. Neal, treasurer.
1n6 thuASudg eNSuli6
will be open to all members OF the order.
Harmony Lodge. No. 9. I. o. o. F.,
conferred the third degree upon five can
didates last wednesday night. officers
for the next six months term were
elected as follows: william s. Fowler.
noble grand; H. w. Stein. vice grand;
Edward L. Dunn, recording secretary;
George L. Stewart, financial secretary.
and NJ. Richardson, treasurer.
Eastern Lodge, No. Z, I. o. o. F., met
IN session last Wednesday evening and
elected the following officers for the next
six months: Thomas ]. Kelly, noble
grand: Joseph E. Evans, vice grand;
Samuel E. Boyce. recording secretary.
c. w. H. Brown, financial secretary, and
William ]. Rich, treasurer