Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08

The newly elected officers of the variou.
lodges for the next six months' were
duly installed during the week as fol
lows: Langdon, No. o6; Golden Rule. No
q; Phoenix, No. %; Amity. No. 81
Friendship. No. 12;; Eastern, No. Z: Har.
mOny, No 3: Federal City, No. 20: Salem
No. ID: Central. No. /; Metropolis, No
16: Columbia. No. TO-
Oficers-elcct Of Canton Washington
No. /, Patriarchs Militant, were installed
Tuesday evening by Col. George v. God
land Department, after which the canton
was inspected in the auditorium at Odd
Fellows Hall. and the canton degree
was conferred upon three candidates.
Eastern Lodge. No. {, the mother
lodge" was the guest of 1.-THE daughter. .
Harmony Lodge, No. 0. Wednesday even
ing. at a joint installation service, CON
Quoted by Special Deputy Grand Master
Henry c. Hazard. p. G. NJ, and a corps
of deputy grand officers.
The full complement Of officers of both
lodges was installed, after which a re-
past was served in the banquet room at
Odd Fellows Hall. The tables were fill-
ed with gocd things prepared by the
wives. daughters and sisters of members
of Harmony Lodge, No. 8. who also
served them to the assembled members
and guests.
During the smoker that followed, pre-
sided over by Past Grand E. L. Dunn.
present secretary Of Harmony Lodge
remarks were made by the noble
grand gran 81 OF East Eastern Lodge No. !.
Harmony Lodge. No. 8. Daniel McGhie:
Grand Master Daniel A. Dugan. Thomas
}. Gates. deputy grand master: ". p.
Glapp. grand secretary; Past Grand
James w: Dyre. Past Grand o. w.
There will be joint public installation
Wednesday evening of the officers of the
of Columbia by the officers OF the Grand
Encampment in the auditorium OF Odd
FeIiows Hall. 7th street northwest. at
s o'clock. a.
Following the installation exercises an
address will be made by the district
deputy grand master of Maryland. There
Will be musical selections terminatiriy
with a reception and hop until midnight
In honor of Canton Washington. No /.
p. NJ. and the ladies OF the Rebetah
lodges OF this jurisdiction odd FeIIous
generally are invited to be present.
Officers OF Golden Rule Lodge. No .,
were installed by Grand Representative
officers from Harmony Lodge. No. II.
Tuesday evening. Addresses were deliv-
cred by W. w. MILAN. F.. L. Dunn,
George s. Stewart and o. w. Wyatt
nc O!iScIS iiSlodIcO were. NODIe grand
W. w. Louk: vice grand, W. r. Ledhef.
ter: recording secretary. Joseph Bur
roughs: financial secretary, c. F. Rart-
lett: treasurer. James III. Grew; chaplain
]. G. r. Main: warden. Joseph w. Horn.
stein: conductor. c. c. Silence: right sup
porter to the noble grand. W. II. Smoot:
left supporter to the noble grand ]. A.
Willamette; right scene supporter, Mr..
Mccarthy; left scene supporter, Bert ".
Hardin; inside guardian. W. b. Berlin.
and outside guardian. G. w. Hutchinson
The noble grand appointed the follow
ing committees:
Finance-Messrs. Ledbetter. Hornstein
and Silence.
Press. A. Willamette and w. E. Kei-
SER
Assistant degree directors-F A. Nor
way. John W. HOLIDAY, w. II. Smoot
and ". III. Clampitt.
vote Of thanks was given w. Fl.
Hallbeck. the retiring noble grand, for
faithful and efficient services.
Odd Fellows generally express keen re-
greet at the loss OF Past Grand Alpheus