The Washington herald., 1913-06-29

SUBORDINATE LODGES.
June D-Beacon, No. Is; Union, No. II. anc Core
nant, No. -. election Of officers
July l-Washington, No. s.; Golden Rule M n
and Amity, No. 2, installation.
July 2-Eastern. No. 9; Harmony. No. :. and
Friendship. No. r. installation. Federal City, No.
July 3-columbia. No 10; E1cekior, No. II. and
Salem. No. 2. installation
July i-Hoiiday; no lcdse sessions
July Mount Nebo No. 6. installation Of ofhcers
PATRIARCHs MILITANT.
July Canton Washington. No. !. regular business
cantonment.
Washington Lodge, No. 6, held an in
teresting session last Tuesday evening.
Following the completion OF routine busi-
ness, the following officers were elected
for the next six months: H II. Hoke.
noble grand; G. G. Jewell, vice grand;
Daniel NJ. Greene. recording secre-
tary; William j. Hope, financial sec
rotary; Eugene C. Burlington. treas
urer. The officers elected will be
installed Tuesday evening, July ], by
Grand Treasurer John d. Yoakley, assist
ed by a corps of past grands from Column
bia Lodge, No. 10. Following the election
the lodge conferred the second degree
upon two applicants, and received an
application for membership. All MEM
bers OF the order are cordially invited 10
be present Tuesday evening.
Eastern Lodge, No. !, owing to the
warm weather held an unusual short SEES
sion. attended by fewer members than
for many months past. The following
officers for the incoming term OF six
months were elected, and will be installed
Jointly with the newly elected officers OF
Harmony Lodge, No. Q, by Deputy Grand
Master Frank e. Rapp, Wednesday even
ing, July 2: Hezekiah Dodson, noble
grand; A. w. Kaiser. vice grand; Samuel
f. Boyce, recording secretary; c. w. II
Brown, financial secretary: William ).
Rich, treasurer. All members OF sister
lodges are cordially invited to attend the
joint installation exercises Wednesday
evening.
Harmony Lodge. No. Q, held one Of Its
usually well attended sessions Wednes-
day evening. Following the considera-
ton of usual business the following ON
GERS were elected for the incoming term:
C. z. Sebold. noble grand; DR.. d. w.
Higgins. vice grand E. L. Dunn. record
ing secretary; George S. Stewart, man.
cial secretary: Marcus Richardson. treas
urer: Howard W. Stein. degree director.
These officers will be installed Jointly
with those OF Eastern Lodge. No. z,
Wednesday evening by Deputy Grand
Master Frank f. Rapp. Following the
election of officers the lodge conferred the
initatory degree upon two candidates.
Columbia Lodge. No. 10. held an inter-
esting meeting Thursday evening ana
elected the following officers for the in
coming term Of six months: J. L. Brimer,
noble grand: George Billings, vice grand;
E. c. Crumley. recording secretary; r. r.
Williams. financial secretary; Thomas w.
Fowler, treasurer. These officers will be
installed Thursday evening by Grand
Marshal William J. Hope. and corps
of past grands from Washington Lodge.
No s, and Columbia Lodge extends
cordial invitation 10 all members Of other
lodges to be present The lodge was
especially glad TO have with them once
more, after an illness OF two months,
Past Grand d. W. Keck.
Encampments.
Fred D. Stuart. No. 7. held its regular
session last Tuesday evening. There was
a splendid attendance OF not only the
members, but quite a large
from the three other en-
OF this Jurisdiction. Chief
Patriarch Harry L. Andersen expedited
the business OF the evening. and at the
completion OF the routine business the
conferred the Royal Purple
Degree upon Brother W. S. PLACER. OF
Beacon Lodge. No. * The following
officers were elected for the term COM