The Washington herald., 1913-10-19
ODD FELLOWS CALENDAR.

SUBORDINATE LODGES
October 0-Union, No. n: Covenant. No. u. and
Lensdon. No. ., regular business. Beacou. No ID
October 2f-washington. No. 6. and Golden Rule.
No. q. degree work; Amity. No. 2. business
October 2-Eastefn. No. 2: Harmony, No. .; Fed
eral City, No .. and Friendship. No. z. desres
October 2s-columbia. No. 10. end salem, No. =,
business; Excelsior. No. II. grand visitation.
October a-central. No. |. and MetrOpols. No.
l6. degree work; Phoenix, No. g. business
ENCANfPMENTs.
October z5-Masenenu. No. 4. degree WORK.
REBEKAH LODGES.
October aO-Naomi. No. /, grand visitation; Ruth.
October z-Martha Washington. No. ). degree
work.
Canton Washington. No. l, regular weekly drin.
Friday evening. October 10, Dorcas
Lodge. No. 4. received visit from Grand
Master Edgar ID. Thompson and his
corps of grand officers. There was a
record d-breaking attendance of the menu
bers of the lodge, and those represent
ing the other five Rebekah lodges In
this Jurisdiction, and also quite a num-
Der OF visitors from Rebekah lodges
located in other jurisdictions. The work
rendered by the officers OF the lodge was
eminently satisfactory to the grand off,
GERS, and the report. Of the grand treas
urer showed a healthy condition of the
treasury, while that OF the grand secre-
tary showed a small decrease I'm member
ship since January /. Following the COM
pletion Of the official work those present
adjourned to the supper room, where a
bounteous repast was served by the
ladies. The secretary of the lodge re-
ports that commencing with November
20 the lodge will hold a bazaar in the
Lodi af rIa
and Twelfth Streets, Northeast, which
will give the members of the order and
their friends an opportunity TO supply
their Christmas demands by avoiding the
rush and crowd incident to purchasing
elsewhere. The funds raised will be for
the benefit OF the lodge. There will also
be supplied everything good to tempt the
appetite, while the country store Will be
supplied with everything necessary for
good Christmas cooking All members
of the order and friends are cordially in
vited to be present
The grand secretary regrets to an
nounce the serious illness Of Sister Hen
rietta Werner, OF Esther Rebekah Lodge,
No. 5. and librarian of Odd Fellows Hall
Library. While her condition is reported
as somewhat improved, she is still con-
fined to her bed at her home, go Morton
street northwest
Grand Representative Frank ID. Seiffert
is still confined TO his home by the in
juries received while returning from his
trip TO Minneapolis, MINI, in September.
but his physician reports his condition
as much improved and that he will prob
ably be able to resume his daily duties
at his place of employment during the
coming week.
Last Wednesday evening Mount Nebo
Encampment, No. 6, held an open session
following the close OF the visit paid the
encampment by the Grand Encampment
officers. The attendance, while not equal
ing that hoped for, was very large. and
the following program was given for
the entertainment OF the members OF
the subordinate lodges and sister en-
campments in attendance: Selection by
a section OF the Rebrew Orchestra, under
the leadership Of Bro. Henry w. Weber:
remarks by the chairman, Past Chief
Patriarch o. A. Booth; admission of the
Grand Lodge officers accompanying
Grand Master Edgar ID. Thompson: ad-
mission of Canton Washington. No /.
p. NJ, under command of Capt. W. J.
Rogers, Lieut. W. P. Pumphrey. and
Ensign Fred A. Royse; singing OF the
opening ode; chalk talk by William H.