The Washington herald., 1913-11-09
Doings q the Odd FeIIows.
Calendar.
sunoRprNATE LODGES

Cniendnr.
suBoRpINATE LODGES
No,,uhsr lo-uuiou, No. II, social session: Coyr-
nant, No. IA and IAnsdoh. No. :. busines; Beacon.
No. y. desres work-
6oldsn Ruis. No. n. and Anity. No. 2. business
>.e November ia-E.s.sru. No. Z. and Fd-odshlp No.
L. degree WORK; Harmony. Nc. :. busine-s; Federal
No,emb.r iS-Coiwbia, ID. 10: Erc.isior. No. II,
and Salem. No 2, business session.
November ls-Centrai No. !, and Metropolis. No
ls. degree work; Phoenix, No - business session
ENcAMP9IENTs.
Nosember ii-Ffed d. Stuart. No. :. Royal Purple
degree.
November i2r-oOIumblan. No. /. degree wors.
REBEKAH LODGES.
November lo-Esther, No. 5. degree work.
November n-Martha Washington. No ;. business
PArnIARcHs MILITANT
November is-canton wasbingtUn. No. !. drill
Union Lodge 10 Hold Open Meefing.
Tomorrow evening Union Lodge. No. II.
viii hold an open meeting, to which all
members of the order are cordially In
vlted. The committee on entertainment
has arranged. so II Is reported, an ex-
cellent program, consisting OF recitations.
music, and addresses. Canton Washing
ton. No. 1. has arranged TO attend IN
uniform. and 1t is anticipated that an
will have a good time and by their pres
ence encourage Union Lodge in its efforts
to create greater interest in lodge work
Grand oascer. VISIT Eastern LodEc.
"wednesday evening Grand Master Ed
gar ID. Thompson and his officers paid a
fraternal visit to Eastern Lodge. NO. =.
The attendance was the second largest
of any OF the visftations. and the reports
Of the grand secretary and grand treas
urer showed that the lodge was pro-
crossing. both numerically and imam
cIaIly. The officers examined In the un-
written work showed thorough knowl-
edge OF same. and the work as rendered
was erhinentIy satisfactory. both 10 the
grand master and grand representatives.
During the evening Past Grand Harry L.
Anderson, chairman OF the entertainment
committee, presented the following pro-
gram: Lecture by Mr.. w. II. H Smith.
stbiect The Building OF SoIomon's Tenn
pIe;" barytone solo, Herbert ID. Lawson;
address by Past Grand Master thomas
]. Gates; following WHICH a band OF
members. who were in charge OF Past
Grand Fred Lawson and calling them
selves a ALLEGATION from Borneo. gained
presented each Of the Grand Lodge Of
ficers with a slight token. BETTING the
offices they held. and closing the visit
by presenting Grand Master thompson
with a silk umbrella. which was accept
ed in a suitable manner. Those present
then adjourned to. the supper-room.
where refreshments Tsre served.
wnshinston Lodge Visitation.
Next Tuesday evening Washington
Lodge. No. 6, will receive visit from
the grand master and his corps OF Of
ficers, and all members of the order are
cordially invited to be present. II Is re-
ported that the committee having the
entertainment part of the evenings visit
in charge has prepared something out OF
the ordinary. The speaker of the even
ing will be Past Grand Master George
Gerberich.
Canton to Give Assembly Dance.
The committee requested by the grand
master to consider the question of try
ing to have the National Odd Fellows
Temple, wnen DuIII. located IN TINS city,
met in the Blue Room, Odd Fellows
Hall, last Tuesday evening, and all out
one lodge and one encampment were rep
resented II was the sense OF the COM
mittee that every effort possible should
be nut forward to have the temple built
in WASHINGTON. and on resolution. II was
decided 10 nave a special session OF tne
Grand Lodge called at an early date Tor
the purpose of having that body ratify
the action or the committee and autnor-
ize the grand master to call for special
committee to carry out the plans as sug-
gested IN the committee Tuesday evening
last The remarks made by Grand Rep
resentatfve E. W. Bradford. Past Grand
Master T. ]. Gates, and Past Grands
p III. Leary and Harrel evidenced great
enthusiasm and a desire to work to-
ward the end in view with the Intention
OF making II successful.
Columbia Lodge. No 10. l. o. o. F.. had
a Classics night" at its last meeting,
Thursday, November 6 which was en-
love by 800 or more members and their
wives and sweethearts. The COMMITTEES
In charge had prepared an excellent pro-
gram. consisting of the following num-
bers: Prof Harry Hill, in magic; the
Jennings brothers. accompanied by Miss
Inez Jennings; Miss Richie Mclean. con-
tralto: the Imperial Novelty Four: little
Misses Audrey Flack, Mae Esterly, and
Marie Hayes. pupils of Miss Ida Hayes
in fancy dancing; the Little Four Quar-
tet, consisting of Miss Margaret Paine,
Miss Aues whelan. Miss Josephine Mack.
and Miss Richie Mclean, accompanied by
Miss Schnider. The committee In charge
of the event was composed Of Messrs.
). Edward Fowler. G. c. Billings, 8. c.
Taylor, and c. d. Shackelford.