The Washington herald., 1912-03-10
ODD FELLOWS CALENDAR.
SUBORDINATE LODGES


March u-UniOn, No II. degrSe work. Covenant
No T. Beacon, No. Is and LAngdOu. No. q, Tvsu-
lar business.
March I2-washinston, No. 6 degree work. Gold
en- Rule, No. q. lecture Amity, No 2. and
Phoenix. No 9. regular business
March B-Eastern, No. Z; Harmony. No. .. ard
Federal City. No ., degree work. Friendship, No.
March I4-cOlumbia. No. 10. and Excelsior. No.
J.. degree work
March l5-Oeutral, No. l. and Metropolis. No.
ENCANIPMENTs.
March E-Fred d. Stuart, No. Z, visitation and
degree
March IS-Columbian, Nc. l, degree work
March B-MaEenenu. No. T. degree work.
REBEKAH LODGES.
March T-EstheT. No. 5. degree Eork.
March B-Miriam. No. s. degree work
PATRIARCHS MILITANT
March 2-Canton Washington, No. !. canton drill
and social.
The grand secretary of l. o. o. F. has
been officially advised that Federal City
Lodge, No. 20, will attend divine serv-
ices at Keller Memorial Church, corner
Ninth street and Maryland avenue north
east, March II. and invites all lodges to
Join them on said occasion.
Brothers are requested &c meet at
Northeast Temple. promptly at p. m,
and at 7:30 o'clock, escorted by Canton
Washington, No. !, the lodge, accompa MED
by the members from other lodges, will
march to the church. The sermon will
be preached by the pastor of the Keller
Memorial Church, Rev. G. P. WiIes. Cam
ton members are requested by Capt. W.
]. Rogers to assemble at the Northeast
Temple, promptly at o'clock.
Last Wednesday evening, Federal City
Lodge, No. 20, I. o. o. F., Eeld a very
interesting session, the initlatory degree
being conferred upon two candidates, and
the ledge received three applications,
making eleven applications reported since
January !. In addition to the presence
OF quite a number of brothers from sister
lodges of this Jurisdiction, there was in
attendance a large delegation II ON Oak
Grove Lodge, No. $50. of Washington
Grove, Md. Next wedrt sday evening
the lodge will confer the second degree,
and will be pleased to welcome all and
any members OF other lodges who will
attend.
Grand Secretary Clapp regrets to ad-
wise his many Odd Fellow friends OF the
illness Of our new and jolly brother from
the jurisdiction of Ohio, Brother Z. W.
Megginson. of the lost dog" fame, at
his residence, 9S5 H street northwest
While his illness is not pr rOnounced seri-
GUS by DR.. F. d. Thompson, deputy
grand master, who is attending him, it IS
to be regT cited that his many Odd Fel-
low friends were deprived of seeing his
smiling ccuntenance at the grand vista
ton TO Metropolis Lodge, No. 16, last
Friday evening.
At meeting Of Golden Rule Lodge, No.
=, L o. o. F., held last Tuesday evening.
the following appointments were made by
Noble Grand Hornstein: Representative
on /. o. o. F. Relief Association, Past
hiatt wF..s
on the ninety-third anniversary commit
tee, Past Grand W. II. Smoot. The enter
tainment committee announced that next
Tuesday evening, arrangements have been
completed for a lecture to be delivered
by Past Grand T. G. Mayberry, Of Lam
caster Lodge. No. Ss, Of Clinton, Mass,
on odd Fellowship" Those who have
had the pleasure of listening to Brother
Mayberry on former occasions will ap-
preciate the opportunity offered of again
hearing him on next Tuesday evening,
and all are cordially invited to be present
Next Tuesday evening will occur the
first grand visitation Of Grand Patriarch
w w. MILAN and his corps OF grand
officers to Fred d. Stuart Encampment
No. T. Degree Director F. A Royse has
arranged to have, in addition to the exam
ination Of the officers in the unwritten
work. the comforting OF the royal purple
degree, and all members of the patriarch
al branch OF the order are cordially in
vited to attend.
Last Tuesday evening Washington
Lodge, No. G. I. o. o. F.. held an open
session. following regular business, in
the encampment room. Past Grand d.
N. Greene presented a large number of
stereoptcon views Of places in England
Visted oy him while on recent trip. !