The Washington herald., 1913-07-13
Odd FeIlows' Calendar.
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SUBORDINATE LOD0E8.
July ls-Uniod. No. II; Covenant. No y. Nd -
Jns w-Wsshineton, No 6; Golden nnis. No. =;
Anify No. a. md Lsngdou. No. .. hustns.A Z
July H-Eastesn. No. !. and Harmony. No = q g
rss vort Priendship No. Il. and Federsi CITY, No.
JULY n-co,umbsa, No. 10: Exesasisr. No n. and
salen. No. q. business.
July u-Central. No. I; MetropohA NO - ana
Phoenix, No. o. busnes&
ENCAAfPaExTS.
July ls-llount Nebo No. 6. degree WORK
HEBEKAH LODGES.
July il-Esther No s. installation Of odce1A
PArRIARCHs MILITANT.
July D-Cantoa wsshGsgton, No. !. soeisr se'aou-
Last wednesday evening e ohhcer.
Of Federal City Lodge. No. %. were: oy
public installation, installed into once.
the installing officers being Past Grand
Master and Grand Representative w.
w. MILAN. assisted by Grand Marshal
william ]. Hope and corps Of past
grands from Harmony Lodge. No. >
The work was done In excellent manner.
following which a musical program was
rendered and refreshments were served
The large lodgeroom was well filled. ana
q general good time was had by all
present. Nearly every subordinate lodge
in this jurisdiction was represented. and
many ladies' attended the exercises
During the last week the ofilcers-elect
of Ruth Rebekah Lodge. No. 2: Beacon
Lodge, No. Is; Covenant Lodge. No. 13:
Langdon Lodge, No. Is: Salem Lodge.
No. q; Excelsior Lodge. No. II: Central
Lodge. No. /; Metropolis Lodge. No. Is;
Phoenix Lodge. No. Is: Dorcas Lodge.
No. 4. and Martha Washington Lodge.
No. 5, were installed into once; also the
officers OF Fred d. Stuart Encampment.
No. 4: Columbian. No. /. and Magenenu.
No. l.
Next Wednesday evening Eastern
Lodge, No. Z, will confer the second de-
gree upon several candidates, and Har-
mony Lodge. No. 8. also will have de-
gree work. AL members Of the order
are cordially invited to be present on
that occasion.
Saturday evening. July 5. Canton
Washington. No. l., held an unusually
well-attended business session. II was
decided unwise to attend the annual re-
union at Pen-Mar as a canton. but many
Of the members will attend individually.
Arrangements were completed for the
annual excursion to Chesapeake Beach
Friday. July IS Special arrangements
were made for the entertainment Of
those who accompany the canton on that
to consider the feasibility Of establishing
a canton headquarters for two weeks
the latter part of August At Colonial
Beach. Va, the committee to make a
report at the next meeting Of the canton
in August
Tomorrow evening Esther Rebekah
Lodge. No. 5. will have it's installation
OF officers. the work to be rendered by
AZ Nnhla Gland Ole.
sisted by a corps Of past noble grands
from Martha Washington Lodge, No. &
II k hoped that there will be present
on that occasion a large attendance OF
the members OF all Rebekah lodges A
program has been arranged for the en-
tertainment of the installing officers
and the visitors.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge. No. I. held Its
installation ceremonies Monday evening
In Odd Fellows Hall Among the many
visitors present from out of town were
Mr. and Mrs. John Norberg. OF Omaha.
Nebr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin ]. Bar
ton. of Oswego. n. Y.
The officers appointed to install Naomi
Lodge by Grand Master Thompson were
principally from Miriam Rebekah Lodge.
and were Miss E. Pearle Grigsby, spe-
cial deputy grand master: Mrs. z. J. 8.
11Es. E<lld -
Newton. grand warden: Mrs. Henrietta
Werner. grand recording secretary;
Mrs. Mary Pollock. grand financial sec
retary; Mrs. Louise Mayes, grand treas
urer; Mrs. Annie E Grgsby grand
chaplain: Miss Emma T. Strobel. grand
guardian: Miss Mollie Edmonson. grand
herald. and Miss Naomi Gates. pianist.
The officers installed were as follows:
Mrs. Flora o. Schwinger. noble grand:
Miss Mary A. Strobel. vice grand: Mrs.
Anna NJ Roberts, recording secretary:
Mrs. r. E. Volland. financial secretary:
]. d. Yoakley. treasurer: Miss Emma T.
Strobel. warden; Mrs Carrie NJ. Lester,
conductor: Mrs. Alice s. Thomas. chap
lain; Mrs. F. May Raitz. inside guardian:
B. F. Lusby. outside guardian: /. r.
Schwinger, r. S. to N. G.: Mrs. Minnie
Draeger, L. s. to n. G.; Miss Annie
Hornstein. R. S. to V. G.: Miss Belle
McKie. l. s. to v. G.. and Mrs. Ella
Curl. pianist
The committee ASSIGNMENTS we're:
visiting-Mrs. Schwinger. the Misses
Mary and Emma Strobel. ]. D. Yoakley.
Mrs. Cora C. Day. Miss Belle McKie. and
Mrs. Thomas.
Finance-F. d. seifert. o. F. Smith.
and Miss Emma StrobeL
F1oral-Mrs- Volland, Mrs. 8. NJ. San
derson. and Mrs. Louise Burkholder.
Entertainment-Miss Mary Strobel,
Mrs. v. Estelle Yoakiey. Mrs, Thomas.
Miss Sophia Zupnik, Miss Hornstein. I.
r. Schwinger, B. F. Lusby. and o. F.
Smith.
Regalia-Miss Emma Strobel, Mrs.
Lester. and Mrs Draeger.
Paraphernalia-Mrs. Curl Mrs Ella
Crocker. and Mrs. Edith Lusby
Delinquent-Mrs. Yolland. W. E. Clapp.
and Andrew Day.
Press-J. d. Yoakley.
AT the close of the installation cere-
monies Mrs. voliand.. on behalf of the
lodge. presented a token to the INSTALL
ig ofiicer. Miss Grigsby, which was ac-
cepted by her with words of apprecia-
ton. Mrs. Roberts then presented the
retiring noble grand. Mrs. Yoakley, for
faithful services rendered. a beautiful
cut glass pitcher, a gift from the lodge.
which was very highly priced by the
recipient. At the conclusion Of the busi-
ness refreshments were served
Tribe Of Ben-Hur.