The Washington herald., 1912-06-09
ODD FELLOWS CALENDAR.

sUBORDINATE- LODGES 49, -.
June p-Union. No. II. and Covenant. No. y. de-
Gee WORK; Beacon. No. Is, and LAngd0n. No 2.
June u-washinEion. No. 8. and Amity. No z.
degree won: Goiden Rule No. n. business
June lz-Eastsm. No :; Hamouy, No. .; FsdsEll
city No .. degree woEk; Friendship No. L. ousi-
June I'-cOlmnbiu. 40. 10 degree uOrs; EEcslsiOr.
No. II, and Salem. No = business
June h-csntral. No. !. bushes: Mstropoiis. No
ENCAAIPAIENTs
June H-Frrd d. Stuart. No. . dszres Work-
June n-ColumbiAn, No. l. degree w0rk.
REBEKAH LODGES.
June O-EstheF. No. S. degree work.
June H-Dorcas. No. 4. drlTee work
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
June B-cauton Washington. No. ]. eantou drill.
The general committee on memorial ex-
ercises. l. o. o. F.. met in the blue room,
Odd Fellows Hall, Thursday evening and
completed arrangements for the memo
rial services which will be held June 16
in the auditorium. I. o. o. F., hall, Sun
day evening at o'clock. The programme
as arranged for will be as follows:
Musical selection. orchestra; invocation,
E. c. Grumley, grand chaplain; introduc-
tory remarks. John H. Wood, P. G. NJ;
vocal selection. by quartet-S. George
Tate. Miss Edith Tate, Miss Mae
Thomas, and c. o. Thomas: address. by
George Gerberich, grand master: quartet:
memorial address by Grand Patriarch
W. W. MILAN; selection by orchestra:
benediction by Rev. J. II. England. OF
the Jurisdiction OF Delaware, and selec-
tion by the orchestra This Jurisdiction
is called upon to mourn the loss Of
thirty members who have passed away
during the last twelve months, and Il Is
the desire Of the grand master that all
who can will attend the services held in
memory Of our deceased members.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
summer heat is with US, making degree
work indeed work. a majority OF I. o.
o. F. lodges, both subordinate and Re
bekah. have degree work reported for
several weeks to come. and each meeting
night report new applications for mem
bership, particularly 50 Washington. No.
S; Eastern, No. I; CCvenant No l3; Har-
mony. No. 3. and Federal City, No. %.
Tomorrow evening will be the first
regular meeting night in this month OF
Esther Rebekah Lodge, No. 5. and the
Bebekah degree will be conferred upon
several applicants. the work being per-
formed by the lodge degree stan. under
the leadership OF Brother Charles P.
1t is also the night for the
Of officers who are to serve
during the next six months, and II Is
the desire Of the present officers Of the
lodge that there be a large attendance
OF the members.
Keep your eye on the coming Pen
Mar I. o. o. F. reunion, to be held Au- |
gust s. Remember that is the l. o. o. F. |
motto from now until August S; also |
bear in mind, those who have been Sc
lected by the several lodges to serve !
on the general committee OF arrange |
ments for said reunion, that the first |
meeting Of the committee will be hell ]
tomorrow evening in the Blue Room Of
Odd Fellows Hall, when Deputy Grand |
Master Edgar D. Thompson, the rep !
from the Grand Lodge. will |
be able to advise fully as to what the |
also furnish all information !
as regards railroad fare and the accom- |
modations at Per Mar. over 500 went |
from this city last year, the first attend |
Rnce at the reunion. and il is hoped that !
the delegation to go this year will dou- !
bic that number.
The Grand Secretary Of L o. o. r Is
n receipt Of a communication from the 4
Recording Secretary of Miriam Rebekah /
Lodge No. s. our youngest Rebekah |
Lodge. showing that when the Lodge /
vas instituted. January Is, 1912. the
numbered twenty. and that
since said date, the additions to the