The Washington herald., 1913-10-12
Odd Fellows Calendar.
srRnRnINATE LODGES

SUBORDINATE LODGES.
,-.,r.- 7q-Tnion No. H. Covenant. No. Is
h1s,rss.. Beacon. No. Is. and Lansdon' No =
1rtobsr "A Washington. No 6. and Golden Rule
No 2l. degree work Amity. Nc. 2, business: .
O.-obsr l5-Easten. No. :. Hsrmony. No. ?
FrisDdsbIp No = businc--: Federal City. No. Il
6-,obcr Is-E,celsiur. No Il, and Salem. No. 2
b,sine.,. Columbia No 10. grand visitation. .
Or-ob.- I7-Central No /. and Metropolis, No.
Is degree work; PhoeniN No >. business
ENCAMPMENTS.
Octohe- p-Fred + stuart No. : degree work
October Is Mount Nebn. No. 6, grand visitation
and or@n meeting
Ortober lT-Msgcnenu. No. I. degree
REBEKAH LODGES.
n-,obsr rs-Esrher. No 5. degree work.
,I-toher L Miriam. No 6. business.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
October lE-Canton Washington. No l. drlI'
All members of the order, whether
nsmbers of the Encampment branch or
mot will bear in mind the fact that on
next Wednesday evening Mount Nebo En-
ranpment. No. =, will have visit from
the grand patriarch and his corps OF
grand officers Following the official visit
the encamp-.ent has arranged for an
omen meeting. to which all members OF
the subordinate lodges, irrespective Of
the fact that they are not members of
the EnCampment branch, are cordially
invited to be present. An unusually good
program has been arranged for, and
Cood social time is promised 10 all who
attend At the close Of the meeting re-
freshments will be served. The object
Of the open meeting is to bring to the
attention of the membership that are not
members of the Encampment branch of
the order the beauties Of the Encamp-
rnent degrees and teachings.
Last Monday evening Ruth Rebekah
Lodge, No. 2. held its birthday session,
at which an unusual number of members
OF the Rebekah branch was present
After the rendition of an excellent pro-
gram in the lodge room those present
adjourned to the banquet room, where
a bounteous spread was laid by the en-
tertainment committee.
Grand Master Edgar D. Thompson, ac-
companied by his staff of grand officers,
paid Union Lodge, No. II, his annual
visit last week. There was an unusually
good attendance of the members of all
by three subordinate lodges, and the re-
ports Of the grand secretary and grand
treasurer showed that the lodge was in
good financial condition and had made a
small increase in membership since Janu-
ary !. Following the rendition of the
secret work by the warden, the members
present listened TO an address delivered
by Past Grand Master John H. Wood.
At the close of the session refreshments
were served.
During this week the initiatory degree
will be conferred by Beacon Lodge, No.
10, on Monday evening in Odd Fellows
Hail, and on Wednesday evening Federal
City Lodge, No. 90 will confer the first
degree. Several of the other lodges that
meet in Odd Fellows Hall. Seventh Street
Northwest, have indicated that they
would have degree work, but the grand
secretary has not been officially advised
as to the degrees that will be conferred.
All members of the order are cordially
invited TO be present.
Next Thursday evening Columbia Lodge.
No 10. the largest lodge in this juris-
diction, will receive a visit from Grand
Master E. D. Thompson and his corps Of
grand officers. A visit to this lodge is
always q pleasure, and il is desired by
the grand master that as many as can
will attend the coming visitation.