The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
Odd Fellows Calendar.
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September l5-uniou, No. III Covenant, Ne. Is
and Lsnsdon Nc. y, bosiDes. Beacon, No. lS, de
| gree.
September ls-washinEton, No. 6. and Anity, Ne
q. business; Golden Rulc. No. a. degree.
September u-Eattern, No. q Friendship No. Il
and Federal City, Nc. 20 baslnesS. Harmony, Nc.
/ degrca
September Is-Columbia, No lOi EInslSlOr, No II
and Salem. No. - business
September ls-CsntrAl, No. l. and Mstr0poIs, No
n. degree; Phoenix. No. 3. business
ENCAMPAfENTs.
September 17-NT0unt Nebo, No. G. buEineaA
September - Magrnenu. No. (. degree.
REBEKAH LODGES.
September lS-Naomi, No. !. social and rally
Ruth, No. 2, business.
September le-AIiriam. No. 6, business session.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT
September 9-Canton Washington. No. ], soeia
| session.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge, No. ., reports that
arrangements are under way for holding
a birthday and home coming session on
the evening of their first meeting in
October 6. The committee on entertain
ment are arranging an interesting pro-
gram for the occasion. at the close OF
which refreshments will be served. and
sosial intercourses will be INDUCED in. All
members of the Rebekah branch of the
order are cordially invited to be present.
The joint committee having in hand the
arrangements for the coming Rebekan
anniversary, held its second meeting in
the blue room last Tuesday evening. In
addition to three members from each
Rebekah Lodge, there were present rep
resentatives from a majority of the sub
ordinate lodges, and a very enthusiastic
meeting was held, presided over by the
chairman, Mrs. Roberta Volland. OF Ma
omi Lodge, No. l. BY vote the committee
decided TO hold the anniversary on Tues
day evening, October !, in the auditorium
OF Odd Fellows Hall. Seventh Street
Northwest, the program to conclude with
dancing from 1880 to midnight The
committees as completed, are as follows:
Program-Miss Z. Pearl Grisby, chair
man; Miss L. May Entynaee, Mrs Gloss
brenner. and Messrs. ]. d. Yoakley and
H. L. Anderson. with full power to ar
range the program and select the talent
Hall and decorations-Mrs. Mamie Green
street. Mrs. Cook. Miss Kemp, and
Messrs. NJ. E. O'Brien and J. r. Payne
Badges-Mrs. Cole. chairman: Mrs. ]. II.
Crew and Mr.. B. 3. Walden. Printing
Mrs. Darling, chairman; Mrs. Reese, and
Mr.. Mettler. Press-Mr. R. c. SuddartA,
chairman. and Miss z. Strobel. The COM
mittee adjourned to hold its next session
Thursday evening, September 2.
Thursday evening Excelsior Lodge, No
II, held an unusually largely attended
session. In addition to a large represen-
ation Of its members, there were present
Grand Master Z. D. Thompson. Grand
Treasurer ]. ID. Yoakley. Grand Secretary
w. Z. Clapp. Grand Warden w. ].
Rich, and Grand Marshal William ].
Hope. and representatives, from several
OF the sister subordinate lodges. The
initiatory degree was conferred by a de-
gree staff composed OF W. ]. Rich, n.
G.; John Schweitzer, V. G.: D. NJ.
Greene. p C; L F. Randolph. chairman; /;
p. II. Leary. warden: William J. Hope,
conductor; F. R. Waterholter. L G., and
W. Z. Clapp, o. C., assisted by mem
bers OF Excelsior Lodge. At the close of
the business and degree work all adjourn
ed to the dining-room where q pleas
ant hour was spent in listening to short
talks and disposing of the good things
prepared by Brother Joseph Seamon,
chairman of the refreshment committee.
Grand Secretary w. Z. Clapp announces
upon unofficial information furnished him.
that in view Of the fact that satisfactory
arrangements could not be made as de-
sired, the Sovereign Grand Lodge, !. Q.