The Washington herald., 1912-04-28
ODD FELLOWS CALENDAR.
SUBORDINATE LODGES.

SUBORDINATE LODGES.
April p-Uuion. No. II. degree; Covenant, No
Il: Beacon. No. IS and LAnEdon, No =. business
April SO-washinFton No 6 deEree Golden Rule
No. n. and Amity. No 2. business.
May l-ESstsm. No. :: Harmony. No. o. and
Federal City. No. n. degree; Ftendship. No. Il
business.
May s-cO,umbiu. No. 10; EIuel,ior. No II. and
Salem. No 2 degree.
May S-Central, No l. and Metropolis No. 70.
business; Phoenix. No =. degree.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Nay l-MhrthA Washington. No. 5 End Ruth, No.
Nay S-sfirilm. No 6. baEins.E
ENCAMPAfENTs
May i-Mount Nsbo. No. 6. degree.
May 3-Magenenu, No. T. degree.
PATRIARCHs MILITANT.
May t-csnton Washington, No. l. ozntoo drll
and social
Accompanied by his corps of Grand
Lodge officers, Grand Master George
term of visits to Covenant Lodge. No.
Is. last week The lodge room was COM
fortabIy filled with members OF the home
lodge and those from sister lodges in this
Jurisdiction and visitors from other
States. At the close of the examination
CT the officers in the unwrittsn work, the
grand secretary and grand treasurer rem
dered their reports, showing that the
lodge had made small gain in member
ship since January /, and that It was
rapidly recovering from its loss In
finances due to the many deaths in the
lodge during the past year. Following
the custom Of the lodge in past years
the grand secretary. as a member OF the
lodge, presented four OF the lodge men,
bers with silver spoons TO be presented
by them in turn TO their boy babies, born
In their family during the past year.
The grand master was also presented
with slight token Of the esteem and
well wishes Of the lodge, as an incentive
tc further work IN the interest Of Odd
Fellowship. Speeches were made by the
grand master. Grand Warden F. z. Rapp,
Deputy Grand Master Thompson, Grand
E. c. Grumley, Grand Repre-
sentatives Crew and MilIen, and Grand
Rich, and Grand Conductor
Hope, after which the committee on en-
tertainment supplied those present with
On Wednesday evening next viii occur
the last OF the spring visits OF the grand
master, the sane being to his home,
Lodge, Ruth. No. 2 ]. o. o. F.
II is well known to the membership at
arge, that this lodge has the reputation
of being model hosts, and making an |
who visit them feel at home, and have
good time, This is one Of our most ac- |
live Rebekah Lodges. one that does ex-
'ellent work, and 1t is reported that the |
'endition Of the work at the coming visI- |
alton will be fully up TO that of prior |
'ears. 1t is hoped that the lodge. and |
the grand master Will be /
kNT b. aNN
'ers OF the degree who can attend.
Next Wednesday evening, Federal City
1odge, No. 20. /. o. o. F., will resume the
egree work that was omitted during
he past week. The initiatory degree
Vill be conferred on a number of candi-
ates, and II is reported that several will
lie applications for membership. Secre-
ary H. W. Weber of said lodge, re-
orts that II Is expected from present in
ications, that, by July next, the lodge
Ill have received. including the thirteen
'ho have already applied, twenty-five
pplications for membership.
Golden Rule Lodge. No. p. I. o. O. F,
eld an interesting session last Tues
ay evening, Vice Grand W. B. Berlin {
1t was reported that Noble
rand Joseph Hornstein, who was taken I
} Garfield Hospital April and oper-
ted on, was improving, and expected TO
E able to return to his home in a few
eeks. The lodge accepted an invita- i
on from Phoenix Lodge, No. IS, to pay !
lat lodge a fraternal visit on Friday /
1ening, May 10, as a return visit of the
ne paid Golden Rule Lodge about a ,
ear ago. Past Grand Adolph Levy, who .
,veral years ago was one Of the most !
,tive memberfs of the lodge. but whose !
1siness for several years has been Of !
nature that has prevented his at ,
nding lodge sessions regularity. was {
resent and delivered an excellent ad- !
Tess relative to the early history of the !
dge. Following his remarks. p. g. NJ. :
i'd c. Representative flames H. Crew :
Id Past Grands J. A. ouissenberry,
moot. Burroughs, and Bartlett gave short
lks Of an interesting character.
Lsst Tuesday evening washington \
odge. No. 6. l. o. o. F.. conferred the d
iitatory degree on Arthur Dugan, SON a
our brother. Past Grand Master Du- $
in. 1t Is reported that the work was 1
DceDently rendered. the position Of I
,ble grand being filled by d. A. Dugan, I
g. NJ. who appeared in the lodge for b
e first time in nearly a month, having !,