The Washington herald., 1913-01-12
SUBORDINATE LODGES.

SUBORDINATE LtbrfS-
January lJ-Union No IL Covenant, No. Is;
Beacon, No. Is. and LanEdon. 30. &. regular
business.
January l4-washingtou. No 6. degree. Golden
Rule. No. q. and AmIty No. z, business
January I5-Eastern, No. Z: Harmony. No. =;
Friendship. No. Il, ard Federal City. No o.
January Is-Columbia. No 10. degree. Excelsior,
No. H. and Salem, No. = business.
January 7-CentrSl, No. !. degree. Metropolitan
No Is and Phoenix No q business.
ENCAMPMENTs.
January l4-Fred d. Stuart, No 7, degree.
January l5-Mount Nebo. No 6. business.
January r-Masenenu. No. 1. degree.
REBEKAH LODGES.
January I3-Esther. No. 5 installation Of officers
January l5-MarthA Washington. No. ,, installa-
ton Of officers.
January E-MiriRum No. 6, degree
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
January ls-CantCn Washington, No. !. canton
drill and social
Tomorrow evening Union Lodge, No.
II, in addition to their regular weekly
business session. will hold an open meet
ing, at which all members OF the order
are cordially invited to be present. The
committee on entertainment has arranged
for an interesting musical programme
commencing at Sis o'clock, and general
good time is anticipated. The lodge is
using every endeavor to awaken re-
newed interest in the lodge affairs, and
II is hoped that the social sessions be-
gun this winter will accomplish the end
desired.
Next Friday evening Miriam Lodge, No.
6, will hold its semi-monthly session, and
will, for the first time since the installa-
ton of the lodge, in January, 1872, con-
fer the degree OF Rebekah, with a de-
gree team composed entirely OF members
of the lodge. This is the youngest Re-
bekah Lodge in the Jurisdiction, and the
semi-annual report just received by the
grand secretary, shows a splendid finan-
cial condition, and that from a member
ship of less than thirty at its institu-
ton, has increased to sixty-eight, during
the past twelve months. The officers in
stalled for the present term are as fol-
lows: Noble grand, Miss Mary Baurman;
vice grand, Miss Mary Z. Murray; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Emma ]. S. Muir
ray; financial secretary, Miss Maud c.
Rhoderick; and treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth
Montgomery All members of the Re
bekah branch of the order are cordially
invited to be present next Friday even
ins.
Washington Lodge, No. 6, met in week
ly session last Tuesday evening and
Grand Treasurer John I. Brown, as act
ing deputy grand master, aided by a
corps OF past grands from Eastern
Lodge, No. Z, installed the following
officers of the lodge for the present
term of six months: n. G.. John Z. Per-
sing: V. G., Charles F. Fuller; r. s.,
Daniel H. Greene; +. S., William J.
Hope; treasurer, Eugene C. Burlington:
warden, II. II. Hoke; conductor, ]. Ar
thur Dugan; n. G. SIS. Alfred II. Noakes,
and W. B. Coppersmith; S. s, Valen-
tine Waterlotter, and II. NJ Hoke; "
G. S., Spencer z. Bomar, and W. S.
Fowler; /. c., G. C. Jewel: o. c., l.. w.
Dawson; chaplain, L. F. Randolph. The
indications are that this lodge will have
a prosperous year.
Wednesday evening last Grand Score
tary w. E. Clapp, as acting grand mas
ter. visited Federal City Lodge, No. co.
and assisted by Irving r. Schwinger
grand guardian of Union Lodge, No. II.
az acting grand warden. Charles Z.
Sample. P. c., of Columbia Lodge. No
lie. as A. G. marshal: NJ. S. Fall, p. G.,
of Langdon Lodge. No. %, as A. G. Sec
rotary: Daniel NJ. Greene, p. c.. of Wash
ington Lodge, No. 6. as A. G. treasurer;
grand chaplain E. c. Grumley. and ].
William Brewer, p. G.. of Covenant
Lodge, No. Is. as A. G. guardian. in
stalled the following elective officers for
the present term of six months: N. G.,
s. d. Sasher: V. c., Charles H. Stan
owski: recording secretary, Henry W.
Weber: financial secretary. A. s. Bar
ger, and treasurer, George Fl. Eakle.
There was present large attendance
of the lodge members. also several MEM
bers of other jurisdictions. The report
of the secretary showed that the lodge