The Washington herald., 1913-06-08
ODD FELLOWS CALENDAR.
SUBORDINATE LODGES.

4 ODu FEIsLO~5 SAArsNDAns
SUBORDINATE LODGES.
June e-Union, No. IL; Covenant, No. ID. and Bea-
con No Is brsiness; Lsngdon. No. q, degree Work.
Juns le-washiugton. No. 6; Golden Rule. No. q.
and Amity. No. 2, business
business; Federal City. No. 30 and Harmony. No. ..
degree worn.
June l2-Columbis, No. 10. degree work Excelsior.
No. L. and Salem. No. 2. business
June IS-Central. No. l, degree work; Metropolis.
| No, R. and Phoenix. No. .. business
ENCAMPMENTs.
jane le-rred d. Stuart. No. T. Golden Rule de-
June li-Columbisn. No. /. degree work.
REBEKAH LODGES.
June e-Esther, n. s, degree and nomination Of Of
June lS-Dorcas, No l. nomination Of officers.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
June is-canton Washington. No. !. drill and
social.
! The committee on memorial services
met in the blue room, Odd Fellows Hall.
Thursday evening. and adopted a pro-
gramme for Sunday evening. June 10, IN
the auditorium of Odd Fellows Hail.
commencing at o'clock. The programme
as selected will be as follows: Opening
remarks, by the chairman. George Ger
berich, p. G. NJ: invocation. by the
grand chaplain, Victor P. Hammer; solo,
Miss z. Pearle Grigsoy; remarks, by
Grand Master Edgar d. Thompson: read
ing list OF members VINO nave died since
June II. 1912, during which the choir OF
Columbia Lodge will sing Nearer, My
God, TO Thee" The address of the even
ing will be delivered by the Rev. Charles
E FuIts, pastor Of the United Brethren
Church. followed by a solo by William
L. Thornton.
The officers of the Grand Lodge and
Grand Encampment are requested to as
semble promptly at 1880 p. m, in the re-
ception room.
Grand Secretary W. z. Clapp regrets
to report the critical illness of Past
Grand A. G. Thomas. of Covenant Lodge,
No. l3. and Naomi Rebekah Lodge. No. 1.
at his home in Ballston. Va. Mrs.
Thomas, who is a past noble grand Of
Naomi Lodge, No. !, and one OF the act
i've workers in the Rebekah branch OF
the order. has the sympathy OF every
member with the hope for the recovery
OF Brother Thomas.
The members of Canton Washington,
No. ], p NJ, are requested to assemble
in the Canton room, Sunday evening,
Jure Is, at 7:3o p. m, for the purpose of
attending the memorial services to be
held that evening in the auditorium Of
Odd Fellows Hall.
Past Grand Harry L. Andersen, of
Eastern Lodge, No. :. reports as degree
director that the newly organized initia-
tory degree stan of said lodge had a most
successful rehearsal OF that degree We'd
nesday evening. preparatory TO confer
ring the degree upon a class OF candi-
IL. l.. INWNN
Brother Andersen is one OF the live wires
of the lodge, AMI undoubtedly the new
degree team Unoer his direction Will
prove a great success.
Last Wednesday evening Brother
Thomas W. Fowler. P. G. NJ, p. q. P,
and p. G. r., absented himself from
Mount Nebo Encampment, No. s. very
unusual event, that he might celebrate
with his family the fifty-sixth anniver- |
sary Of his marriage. May he and his |
fifth arniv' rsory.
Brother Fowler has been treasurer OF
Columbia Lodge. No. 10, and scribe Of
Mount Nebo Encampment. for many |
years, and both the lodge and encamp-
ment sent him a floral token OF their re-
gard, esteem. and well-wishes.
Harmony Lodge, No. .. held an inter- |
esting session Wednesday evening. The |
second degree was conferred upon sew
sral candidates. and new applicants were
elected to receive degrees. Next We'd
nesday evening the third degree will be
conferred. and all members of the order
are cordially invited to be present.
Martha Washington, No. 3, D. of R.,
would meet in future on the second and
iourth Fridays Of each month in the west
odge room. Odd Fellows Hall. 423 Sew
nth STREET Northwest, at p. m. COM
nencing June 13. when the lodge will be
,lad to welcome members of sister lodges.
rhe members of the lodge are reminded
hat part of the business that evening
will be the nomination of officers for the
,oming six months, commencing with
July l.
Grand Master Edgar D. Thompson has
ssued his list of installing officers, as
ollows: Central. No. l. and Metropolis.
30. is Oointly), John T. Humphreys.
.rand guardian: Eastern. No. 7. and
harmony. No 9 Jointly, Frank E. Rapp,
eputy grand master: Columbia, No. 10,
rand marshal, William ]. Hope: Union,
70. IL. grand warden, William ]. Rich;
friendship. No. u, grand conductor,
rving r. Schwinger; Covenant. No. IL,
rand chaplain, Victor P. Hammer; Bea-
on. No. Is, George Gerberich. P. G. M;
Excelsior. No. II, grand herald. DR.. L. S.
avage; Federal City, No. 20. W. W. Mil ,
an, P. G. M, G. p; Golden Rule. No.
|. Leo S. Schoenthal. P. G.; Salem, No.
J, Richard A. Ford, P. G. NJ; Langdon.
10. 2s, John Fl. Wood. P. G. NJ: Amity,
10. q, Ernest W. Bradford, P. G. M, G.
l.; Phoenix. No. 2s, Thomas ]. Gates, P '
/. M; Naomi Rebekah Lodge, No. ], ,
fiss E. Pearle Grigsby, P. n. c.; Ruth ,
.ebekah Lodge, No. 2, Mrs. Olga NJ. Rog- :
rs, P. N. G.; Martha Washington. No. 3,
frs. Bertha Nichols, P. n. G.: Dorcas ,
.ebekah Lodge, No 4, Mrs. Lille Ship ;
ian, p. n. c.; Esther Rebekah Lodge,
%. 5, Mrs. Annie Roberts, p. N. G.: =
Ilriam Rebekah Lodge, No. 6. Mrs. Es- :
lie Hardin. T. n. G.
Grand Master Edgar d. Thompson has =
sued a call to the lodges requesting each
lbordinate and Rebekah lodge to ap-
pint a representative to the special .
lint committee, to meet with him We'd
esday evening, June IS, in the blue room,
id Fellows Hall. at p. m, to make
for this Jurisdiction to i
anticipate In the annual excursion to :,
en- Mar, August next. It is hoped that
lere will be a full representation from :.
/ branches of the order present on that y
Try delay in the plans for making the
tcursion a complete success.
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