The Washington herald., 1911-09-10
FraterndI Neps.
ODD FELLOWS CALENDAR.


ODD FELLOws' CALENDAR.
SUBORDINATE LODGES.
Sept h-Coyenant, No. l3; Beacon. No IS; Excel
10: NO. u; Lansdon. No .. and Union, No. II.
Sept. r-GOlden Rule. No; n. Washington, No.
No. 2. degree work.
Sept - Eastern No. Z, Harmony, No. Q. Friend
snlp. No T. and Federal City. No. o. regular busi.
Sept N-COlumbia, No. %, degree work. Salem,
No. 2, regular business.
Sept. Central. no. /, and Metropolis. No. ls.
ENoAMPMENTs.
Sept 12-Fred. D. Stuart, No. .. degree work -
sept lS-Columbia. No. l. degree work.
sept lS-Magenenu No. 6. regular business
REBEKAH LODGES. -,
Sept II-Esther, No. S. degree work.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
Sept. J-cAnton Washington. No. l, social even
ing
The joint committee on Rebesah an
ntversary assembled in the reception
room of Odd Fellows Hall. Tuesday
evening. There was a large attendance
Of the representatives from all the
lodges. Arrangements for the celebration
of the eightieth anniversary of the in
stttution of the Rebekah degree of Odd
Fellowship were made. Henrietta wer-
ner. of Ruth Lodge, No. 2. presided as
chairman Of the committee, and Alice
Thomas, OF Naomi Lodge, No. 1, was
selected as vice chairman. The full COM
mtttee also confirmed the action of the
subcommittee In selecting Wednesday
evening, September q, as the date for
In the Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street
northwest. The following committees
were appointed by the chairman:
Badges-Samuel A. Foos, chairman;
Caroline v. Schippert. and Ella v. NAL
lory =.
Printing-sarah NJ sanderson, chair
man and Mary Pollock.
Music and programme-Lily Shipman.
chairman; Mary E. Edmonston, Alice
NJ. Thomas Dora ". Hendrix, Maud v.
Brooks, Elizabeth Carter, and Anna NJ.
Roberts
Hall and decorations-George B. John
ston, chairman; May c. Rollins, Ella v.
Mallory, Helen Sage. and w. L. Beasley.
Press-Anna NJ. Roberts, chairman, and
W. E. Clapp
Reception-Margaret Rule. chairman.
assisted by the noble and vice grands of
all Rebekah lodges.
The representatives, on the joint COM
mittee from the five Rebekah lodges are
as follows:
Naomi. No. Mrs. Alice v. Thomas.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Sanderson, Miss Anna NJ
1NbDCl To- anu I1OlcH cdbc.
Ruth. No. Mrs. Henrietta Werner,
Mrs. Lola E. Wood. Mrs. Freeda Aln-
son, and Mrs Bertha Nichols.
Martha Washington, No. 3-Mrs. Mary
E. Edmonston, Mrs. Caroline v. Schip-
pert. Miss May E. Rollins. and Mrs. Ella
Hester
Dorcas, No. Miss Josie C. Ison, Mrs.
Ella v. Mallory, Mrs. E. NJ. Rule, and
Miss E. J. Carter.
Esther Lodge, No. 5-Mrs Florence NJ.
David, Mrs Mary E. Pollock. Mrs. Maud
Brooks and Mrs. Lily Shipman.
On Friday evening the auditorium Of
Odd Fellows Hall was well filled by
the members of all branches of the or
der, who Joined with Ruth Lodge, No. 2,
in celebrating the twenty-fifth anniver-
sary Of its institution.
The programme follows:
Opening ode. vocal quartet and audi
ence; invocation, chaplain Of Ruth
Lodge; words of welcome, n. E. Pear
son; vocal solo, Mr.. Galbraith; senti-
ment text, Ruth Lodge, our home,
sweet home" vocal quartet and audi
ence, one verse Home, Sweet Home;"
response, Henrietta Werner; piano solo,
Mp. Dentinger; sentiment Our old
members. steadfast and true" and
Aud Lang Syne," by audience; re-
sponse. Belle Carter; vocal solo. E. Pearl
Grigsby; sentiment, Our new members
duty and loyalty singing by quartet
and audience, "BIest Be the Tie that
Binds" piano solo, Eva NJ. Bushey; SEN
timent, Our depaFted-not dead, but
gone before" quartz. end audience, The
Vacant Chair" response, Ella C. New
ton, P. n. G.: vocal solo, G. Walter
Smith; remarks by grand master and
grand patriarch; piano solo, Inez De NJ.
Keck; short remarks by subordinate and
Rebekah Lodge officers; goodnight, sing
ing one verse. God Be with You Until
We Meet Again"
Harmony Lodge, No. 9. I. o. o. F., held
an interesting meeting Wednesday even
ing, and following the regular business
Past Grand Master and Grand Repre-
of his talks on odd Fellowship work"