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The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
B. P. O. EIks.

An enthusiastic meeting Of Wash
ingt"n Lodge. No. l., B. P o. EH=
was held Wednesday evening, marked
by large attendance Many applica-
tions for membership were received.
The lodge WAS honored by the pres
enre OF Brother Herman. past exalted
/ ruler OF Oregon Lodge, who delivered
one of the most interesting talks on
Elkdom' ever presented to No. Is,
and in his address he explained to the
large attendance what the Elk lodges
throughout the country were doing
toward the preservation of the elk.
The esteemed leading knight has.
completed his committee for visiting
the sick. which was done by volun-
tary response OF the membership, and
II is needless to say that the unfor-
tunates Of Washington Lodge will he
well taken care of during The ensuing
year.
The exalted ruler appointed as chair
man or the big brotherhood committee
Past Chaplain W. L. Pushaw. with the
following brethren as his associates.
Ed. Schmidt. Thomas Keliher. George
.C PUmphrey. and +. T. simpson. +. J.
Mersheim"r was appointed chairman
Of the Flag Day committee. with the
following associates: AdOlph L0ehl. VI.
Ra-r, T. r. Fullal"ve and +. F. HoT-
man.
during the past week the officers
Of Washington Lodge paid a visit TO
their sister lodge Of Alexandria on the
occasion of the installation Of officers.
at which they were royalty enter
tained.
The question Of entertainment Of
the ladies during the coming year Will
be fully discussed at the next regular
meeting Of the lodge. Much credit is
due the ladies for assistance r-nd-red
the lodge at various times and some
special form Of entertainment will ~
arranged in their honor in the near
future
Brother g. II. Itermehle chairman
of the membership committee. called
a NEE ting Immediately after the reg
Ular lodge meeting. and acted upon
the various applications now before
the lodge. In the future this COM
mitjee will meet only on the first Fri
day after tn" 18th of each month to
consider applications
The trustees of the club have an
nounCed that Brother \. HeEeman. one
OF the most prominent members Of the
lodge. mas been appointed as manager
for the ensuing year. which promises
to he the most successful in the career
of Washington Lodge
The oyster committee Will give 10
the membership of WashIuEtnr Lodge
and To the public of WaSniugtnn one
of the most novel affairs ever at
tempted in the nature OF 4 clam feast
on tn" evening of Monday. April -.
Tickets are now on sal. at u, club
or may he Obtained from any mtmber
of the oyster committee
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Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.
LODGES.

Ap1l o-Potomac. No ): BENJAMIN r. Frrn-,
no % ss7al: AnacnSiia. No q Pentalpha No q
NJ NJ. Mount Pleasant. No 3
Aprll 2-National, No. T. VI NJ: Arniu,us No
:. VI. NJ; VI. VI. Parker. No =: King Dsyh.
Apul s-Hamony No. Il: Schnnl n In,trur-io,,
AITll -'-The New Jerusalem. No g. F. G C;eor-,
{: Whiting No .. VI. NJ: Temple Noyes. No :,
NJ NJ W. =
Arril 2i-st. Johns. No. II. F G.: Hop., No D
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
April 2l-Lafayettc. No 5: Washington Naval. No
6, Mark. W
April 2-Mount Pleasant No. Is buSincs,
'oluinma. No. !. special r. A.
ApnI 2-Washinston. No. ? Mark
April i-Eureka No business. CaritoI Ho II
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS,
Arril 9-WaShington Council. No /
KNIGHTS TENIPLAR COMNrANDERIEs
April 3-Orient. No
April 2-Washington. No.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH PITT
April a-Mthras Lodge Of Perfection. No
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS
April O-Ruth No l.
April 2l-MIzpah No.
Ami 2-Nanmi. No. ); Brookland. No. IL
April civilian +. Hunt No Is
April 3-rakoma. No l2; Cathedral M II. c,
Johns Lodge. No IS.
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The ceremony will take place at Chris:
Church, Calvert County. Tuesday. April y.
Mr.. Edward T. Owens. of New York.
formerly OF Anne Arundel County. has
been visiting friends in Baltimore, Wash
ington. and this place.
Mrs. Henry A. Drury. of McKendree,
Anne Arundel County, has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. A. W. Tupper.
DR.. and Mrs Charles a Wells leave
Monday for Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c Wells. who
have been spending the winter in Wash
ingtOn, have removed TO their country
home near Beltsville.
! Mr.. Lee 'Merriwether and Mr. S /.
Moser. of St Louis. Mo. have been the
guests of Mr.. n. Martin Williams, IN
! Riverdale.
DR.. Clarence J. Owens. OF the Southern
Commercial Congress. has returned to
his home in Riverdale after an extended
trip through the Western States.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCallister and
son. of Washington, have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Lewis, in Riverdale
/ Miss Annie May Boyd. of Leonard
/ town, is spending some time with, rela-
tives in Washington.
Mrs. a. J. Leakin has been visiting
recently.
Mrs. OTutt. of Towson. has been visit
ing Mrs. Franklin G. Tingley.
A charming home wedding took place
Thursday evening. when Miss Eva
Roberta Stuart, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Harry Stuart, OF Brentwood. and MIR.
Edward Kirkpatrick. Of Washington.
were married. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home of the brides par.
ents by Rev. E. II. Lamar, of Frederick.
The bride was given away ny her father.
She was becomingly attired in a gown
of crepe meteor. with bodice and tunic Of
Chantilly lace. and rhinestone trimmings
The tulle veil was edged with lace and
held in place by lilies of the valley. She
carried a shower bouquet Of Bride roses
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Alice Cornell, OF brentwood. cousin
of the bride. was maid of honor She
wore costume of pink charmeuse and
lace, and carried a bouquet of pink roses.
Miss Eleanor L. MOXley made charming
picture as flower girl, her costume being
lace. She carried a basket OF jonquils.
During the ceremony Miss George Cor
Charms" Mr.. Preston Kirkpatrick,
brother of the bridegroom. was best man.
Mrs. Stuart. mother Of the bride, was at
tired in gray charmeuse. After the Ccie-
mony reception was held. Mr.. and Mrs.
kirkpatrick left for trip South. The
brides travelling gown was of kings blue.
with a smart hat to match. The ut-of-
town guests were Mrs. Z. l. Lewis, Mrs.
Harry Lewis. Mrs. F. Cummings, Mrs
James Harrison. and Mr.. Webb Kirk
patrick
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Almas Temple Ceremonial An
nOunced.

The faithful will be notified within the
next few days that a ceremonial session
of Almas Temple will be held at National
Rifles Armory on April 30. and that
preparations arc now being made for this
session. 1t is the intention of the Do
tentate. James T. Gibbs. to make this
ceremonial eclipse all former ones. and
the members may look forward to a
great and joyous time. This will he the
last opportunity to attend a meeting of
the shrine for some moons, as the next
event of Importance will be the pilgrim
age to the meeting OF the Imperial
Council. at Atlanta, Ga. May 12, 13 and
II. Preparations are now being made for
this trip and II is expected that many
mobiles and ladies will accompany the
potentate and representatives on this out
ing. Atlanta has made great preparations
for Shrine week, and those who go will
have a great time, for this city knows
how to entertain. There will be motor
drome races. luncheons, receptions. balls
parades. exhibition drills by visiting pa
trolls, sightseeing trips to the battle
fields, etc. In fact, every means of en-
tertainment will be arranged for the visi-
tors So get ready and send your name
to the recorder. Harrison Dingman- as
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ROCKVILLE.

Chairman Philip D. Laird. of the pub
lie utilities commission, and Mrs. Laird
have returned to their home here after
having spent the winter in Baltimore.
Mrs. SudtIer, of Georgetown. Del, is a
guest at the home of her parents. Rev.
and Mrs. John r. Henderson.
Judge and Mrs Edward c. Peter have
returned to Rockville after a sojourn OF
ten days at Atlantic City.
Miss Rose NJ Henderson has been
spending a few days at Old Point Com
fort.
Miss Iona Smith. of Hyattsville. has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Elsie
Brown, at Ednor. this county.
In the presence Of a small company
of relatives and friends, Miss Bernardine
Katherine Gardiner. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Gardiner, of Clarksburg.
and Mr.. Oscar Leaman, of Washington.
were married Wednesday afternoon at
the home of the brides parents. The
officiating minister was Rev. George b.
Harrington. pastor of St Roses Catho-
lie Church at Choppers. Immediately
after the ceremony. the young couple
left for a Northern trip. They will
make their home in Washington.
AIban O. Thomas has returned to his
home at Ashton after having spent sew
eral weeks in Florida.
Mrs. Hugh Magruder has returned to
her home in Salisbury. Md, after spend
ing several weeks with relatives here.
Misses Rebecca Lamar and Helen
Gassaway have returned to college after
spending the Easter holidays at their
homes here.
Among the couples recently married in
Rockville were Edward Bernard Franton
and Miss Anna Amelia Holland, both OF
Annapolis.
Miss Anna Wilson, of Kensinston. is
visiting her sister. Miss Virginia Wilson
in Roanoke. Va.
Talbot Riggs has returned to Char
lOtte Hall Academy after spending the
Easter holidays in Rockville.
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Photo BY EdInonston,

The committee who had the affair IN
charge were Mrs. Katherine F. Cartner
chairman: Mrs. Mary +. Mattingly. Mrs
Alice NJ. Crane. Mrs. Minnie Diffenbaugh.
Mrs. Ella Coon, and Mrs. Adella Mason.
The 30 party given by Mount Vernon
Hive, No. >. last week was a great sue
cess, both socially and financially, due
principally TO the efforts of Lady Streeter,
the chairman OF the entertainment COM
mittee
Mount Vernon Hive. No. >. will give A
theater party at Polls Monday evening.
April @ with the State commander, Lady
la Rue. as guest of honor.
Liberty Hive. No. =, will hold a PFC
sressive 500 party at Pythian Temple On
Tuesday, April y. under the direction of
Ladies Dill and Robins. All Maccabees
and their friends are invited
Tor a beneht at the Columbia Theater
May l. the proceeds TO be used for the
Guard team of this hive.
The hives meeting during the coming
week are as follows: Independence. M.
I. Pythian Temple. April ~: Victory, 70.
l. Pythian TemTSe. Tuesday. April p:
brentwood. Mount Rainier. Md. Tuesday,
Aprll z; Union. No. 6. Northeast Temple.
twelfth and II streets northeast, Thurs
day, April "a All Ladies Of the Macca-
bees visiting Washington are cordially in.
vlted TO attend the meetings OF any q,
these hives
Inc state commander Mrs. Mabel T,
L. Rue can be reached at Fontanet
courts Fourteenth and Fairmont streets
northwest for additional information
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once. or you may be disappointed In pro-
curing accommodations.
The Arab patrol. under the command
of its genial and efficient captain. A. A.
Roby. will go as an escort to the po-
tentate and representatives. at Atlanta.
They are now making preparations for
the trip and have about perfected the
details of the same. They will leave
Washington May 10. at AS p. m. re-
turning to this city the following Satur-
day morning. taking in Shrine day at
Charlotte, n. C.. on their return trip.
This will be a big event as a number of
Arab patrols will be present and Char
lotte also knows how to entertain.
Those who desire to accompany the pa
troll should send their names to Capt. a.
A. Roby. or the secretary. Charles F.
Waring. 1870 II street northwest. at once
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Temple. No. 8 and Friendship TempIs-
No. g. attended in a body.
Among those present were Past su-
preme Chancellor Edward Dunn. Pas,
Grand Chancellors Albert KahIert. II
Gasson. Mark Stearman. J. C. McC,huaan
The following program was presented
under the direction OF committee cam
posed Of J. H. Williams. Albert Kab-
lert' ;. w. Wolpheimer. John II Dayi.
and U. C. Murnan. after which refresh.
ments were served:
Piano solo. Brother setin, Of Century
Lodge. No. 30; address OF welcome W
NJ. Williams, chancellor Commando 90
syracusians Lodge. No. 10; address, ..rfIi-
tary Department X. of p" Can't Frad
NJ; Felzman. Washington Company No !.
selection Miss Josephine Jarboe's Jnvs,
miles, Fifty years ago Today in Pvthfan n
History. Past Supreme Chancellor Ed-
"ard Dunn: absurdities. Mr. John Shell
land; vocal solo. Miss Kramer. Nfss
Josephine Jarboe. accompanist: selection.
Miss Josephine Jarboe's Juveniles: niano
No. 30. ee'
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Rnthbonc Bible Class Progressing.

At recent meeting of the representa-
tives from the several lodges, appointed
by tho grand chancellor to consider the
matter "f a Rathbonc Bible Class fnr
this domain. the committee was organ
lied 10y the election Of the following Of
fiCers. Chairman. W. \. Kimmel: vice
chairman. Mar Stearman; secretary
r.. : Williams: treasurer. 7. E. Landon.
Tho following committees wer" aD-
pointed by Chairman KimmcI: Finance,
II. Z. Wiley. VI. r. CrUwter. and NJ T.
Pines: class initiation. J. r. DiCkman.
j. II. Williams and Mark Stearman:
publicity and printing. c. F. McAuister.
K. +. Harrison. and f. J. Newcombe.
II was decided that the date for the
holding OF the class would he December
T. 1914. and that entries for the same
should date from April l.. 1914,
II is hoped that this Rathhone Bible
Class. which is SC called from the fact
that members Of that class will be oh
I:Eated on the same bible upon which
Justice Henry RathbOnc obligated the
original members OF the order, and which
was presented 10 him on his fifth birth
day 10y his mother. and which is now in
the keeping Of the Supreme Lodge. and
will h" brought here at that time for that
purpose. will be a fitting climax to what
has every indication of being one of the
best years the Pythian order has had
in this domain.
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Ruth Lodge Planning for Last Ni.i-
tntIon.

Monday evening will occur the last of
the SERVES Of spring vistations. same he
ing To Ruth Rebckah Lodge. No. ,. the
lodge in which Grand Master F. r.
Rapp holds membership. II is reported
that arrangements have been perfected
by the lodge. and the committee having
the arrangements in hand to give the
grand master a royal welcome and pro-
vid" a good entertainment for the MEM
bcrs Of other lodges who shall attend the
visitation. All members Of the Rebckah
deCre" lodges are cordially invited TO he
present.
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Members of Clergy Initiated.

Potomac Council held largely at
tended meeting Monday evening. Grand
Knight Frank L. Hewitt presiding. The
honors Of the first degree were conferred
upon twenty candidates, including six
members Of the clergy, by the grand
Knight. assisted by the officers Of the
council. At the conclusion of the cere-
monies Of initiation A social session was
held under the direction Of the lecturer
of the council. W. A. Smith. \ number
of vocal and instrumental selections were
rendered by Glen W. Ashley. a member
of the council. and addresses were de-
livered by Rev. Ignatius Smith, and
CONTINUED on PAGE FGy
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Ladies of the Maccabees.

Last Tuesday evening Victory Hive,
No -, celebrated the fourth anniversary
of its organization by having a genuine
old-fashion birthday party in their meet
ing room in Pythian Temple.
The hall was prettily decorated and
many jolly and exciting games were play
ed. after which an oyster supper was
served.
Those who were lucky in winning prizes
were Mrs. Adella Mason, Mrs. Mary
Shires. Miss Maize Glasgow, Miss Hen
rietta Mason. and4 Mrs. Leila Florance
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spring Visitation. Inaugurated.

The spring series of visitations to the
subordinate lodges of this domain by
Grand Chancellor II. VI. Vandervort and
his associate Grand Lodge officers, was
inaugurated last Monday evening, when
they visited Calanthe Lodge. No. II. the
home lodge OF Grand Vice Chancellor w.
A. Kimmel.
The castle hall was made very attrac-
tive and after the official portion OF the
visitation was concluded. the doors were
thrown open and friends and visitors fill
pleasing literary and musical program,
after which refreshments were served.
The lodge presented to Grand Chancel-
lor Nandervort a handsome Pythian ring.
the presentation being made by Col T.
L. LandOn. Grand Vice Chancellor Kim
mel was presented with a handsome
fountain pen, the presentation being
made by S. II jacobson.
The program rendered was as follows:
Selection by eight members Of w. j.
Oates Orchestral School. address on the
State OF the Order by Grand Chancel-
lOr NandervOrt. piano solo by the young
est member of Calanthe Lodge. Brother
Williams: recitation. Irish Wit" by
Miss Hattie Dyer: address by Hon.
+. Andrews. OF Anaranth Lodge No. IS:
presentation to the grand chancellor Col.
T. r. LandOn: music by W. J. Oates
Orchestral School. presentation to grand
vice chancellor by :. IL Jacobson. mu-
sic by W. J. Oates Orchestra School, re-
marks by Past Supreme Chancellor Ed
ward Dunn. remarks by Abram Wander
veer. one of the thirteen original mem
bers Of the order. and remarks on the
Rathbone Bible class by Past Grand
Chancellor Mark Stearman.
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Date Announced for Anniversary
Celebration.

Tho committee on tho ninety fifth ami
versary of the order. met in the blue
room Thursday evening. and received
reports from the several subordinate
committees. Tho program as reported
by Past Grand II. l.. Andersen. Chairman n
Of the program committee was adopted
and arrangements were completed for
holding the anniversary exercises in Odd
Fellows Hall, Monday evening. April %
The committee adjourned subject to the
call Of Deputy Grand Master William J.
Rich. chairman Of the joint committee.
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Knights of Columbus.
IntercounciI Assembly a Success.

The officers who were in charge Of the
reception and dance given at the Raleigh
last Tuesday evening are much pleased
with the success achieved 10y this. the
first function Of the Int'~roUnril Assem-
bly,. Those who attended are enthu-
siastic over the perfect arrangements OF
the details of the affair. and express
the hope that the Interrouncil Assem-
bly, will soon have another.
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Esther Lodge to Entertain Visitors.

Esther Rehckah Lodge. No ;. held an
unusually well afforded session ,ast Mon
day evening. Tn" degree was conferred
upon several candidates. and fifteen an
plications for membership were ballot
cd on. The lOdE" Is busy preparing for
tn" fraternal visit from Esther Rebekah
'.'dSo. ~ Baltimore. Md. which will
take Face on MOEdav evening Nav H.
The next session or the lodge will ba
of a social character. and members OF
other lodges are cordially invited to be
present.
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Maryland Drill Team to Compete.

Frederick Company. No. Is. Military
Department. composed Of members uf
Mountain City Lodge. No Is. Of Freder-
iCk Md. was mustered into the service
nf the army of the lily. by John r.
KTeh last Friday night. with forty mem
hers. all equipped with III" new regula-
tion fuIl-dress uniform. After the Usre-
monies Of muster. a banquet was held st
the New City Hotel. 1t is the hope Of
the now company tn hA able 10 perfect
themselves SO as to enter the compel
tive drill at the biennial encampment ~
the Military Department at Terre Haute,
Ind. in July of this year
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law, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Moxley Low, after
a visit to friends in Laurel, Md.
Mr.. Basil Williamson. formerly Of this
city, but now Of Philadelphia, was a re-
cent visitor.
Miss Sarah Sullivan and Miss Annie
Curtiss spent the Easter holidays as the
guests of the Misses Brooks, at Rich
mond, Va.
Mr.. Carroll W. Ashby, of Kingston. On
tario. is spending the Easter holidays
with his aunts, Mrs. W. P. Purvis and
Miss Margaret Ashby, at their home in
Cameron street.
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Degree Conferred by Dorca. Lodge.

\ well-attended and interesting social
meeting was held in Northeast Temple.
April II. by Dorcas Lodge, No. 4.
and many visitors. as well as a good at
tendance of membership, was noted and
unusual interest was shown in the pro-
ceedings Of the evening. Past Grand
Robert Staley. recently of the Philippines.
was present for the first time in several
years, and was well received Grand
Warden William J. Hope announces de-
gree work for the next regular session.
April q. and requests all members
to. he present. The Rebekah degree as
eXemplified by the degree team of Dorcas
Lodge may well he said to be one of the
most impressive degrees in Oddfellowship.
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Rathbone Temple. No. s. Pythian Sis
tiers. at its meeting Friday night initiated
four candidates and acted upon several
applications.
The entertainment given by the TEN, Ie
Wednesday night was a great success, il
is stated. There was a large attendant 9
and dance followed the rendition of the
Tom Thumb wedding. which was given by
a number of little folks under the dirrC-
tiOn Of Miss NJ. Josephine JarbOe. chair
man Of the committee on ways and
means. Refreshments were served
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
Canton Washington TO Give Last
Assembly.

Next Wednesday evening Canton Wash
ington will close the dancing season with
the last Of their popular assembly dances
in the auditorium Of odd Fellows Hall.
~ Seventh street northwest. Invitation
cards can be- procured from any OF the
chcvalieTs or from the grand secretary.
The committee on arrangements have
been busy preparing for good time on
that occasion. and hope to have all Of
their many friends attend.
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Tnkomn Lodge TO Visit Alexandria.
Washington Lodge

Al the communication of Takolna
Lodge. No. %, F. A. A. NJ, last Tuesday
evening the E. A. degree was exenpIified
by Junior Warden Malcolm McCrone as
sisted by the other line officers Amorr-
the guests present was Grand I4ecturer
Thomas II. Young
The members of Takoma Lodge will he
the guests of Washington-Alexand ia
Lodge. Alexandria. Va, on April q A
special train has been arranged for. and
IL Is expected that a large turnout will
be on hand on that occasion, not only Of
the lodge. but of the fraternity in general
Acting Master Ernest W. Porter who is
making the arrangements extends an H.,
vitation to the local fraternity to inn
Takoma Lodge and participate in the trim
that evening. The special train will ;eays
Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue
at Z o'clock sharp. The NJ. NJ. degree viii
be exemplified by the Alexandria Lodge
during the evening.
The lodge voted to give a ladies night"
on tuesday, May 5, and appointed a COM
mittee composed of E. S. Harnden, chair
man; Ernest w. Porter. Malcolm Nc
Crone. j. B. Derrick. James w. Dyrs,
Robert Dickens. Fred L. Harries, and
Benjamin L. Palmer
Efforts are being made among the
members of the lodge to organize a base
ball team to accept the CHALLENGE Of Har-
mony Lodge for game of ball on Jnre
20 at League Baseball Park. The pro-
ceeds will be for the benefit of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home. iust south
of Takoma Park.
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Doings of the Odd Fellows.
Calendar.
SUBORDINATE LODGES.

ATril o-Uni0n. No. II; Covenant. No. D. and
Beacon. No IS husiness; Langdon. No. 8. DEGREE.
April a-wRshinEtcn, No. 6. and Amity, No 2.
degree; Goldsn Rule No. n. business.
April 2-Eastern. No. 7: Harmony. No. g. and
FsdtraI City. No. %. degree Friendship. No. Z.
E;lsin,f.
ArTil y Columbia. No. 10: salem. No. - and
Excelsior. No. IL. degree.
AI1l 2i-tpntTaI. No. /; Metropolis. No. l6 and
Phoenix. No :. b'isiness.
REBEKAH lodges
Arrl % Naomi, No. l. business; Ruth No. ..
grand V-iii'inn.
Ami q Martha Washington. No. ; degree work.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
ArTil &-Cantun Wellington. No. l. social and
dTill.
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Grand Lodge to Hold Adjourned
SeSsion.

Tuesday evening tho Grand Lodge will
hold an adJourHed session in tho encamp-
m"nt room. Odd Fellows Hall. to take
M ani nass upon tn" revised Grand
L"dG" constitution. that was reported to
the lodge at the session in JanUa-y II
is hoped that all representatives, will at
tend this session. The Grand Lodge
will convene at p. m.