The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
The Odd Fellows.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Monday-Langdon. No Is. degree; Union, Nc. Il.
business; Beacon No. Is, business
Tuesdsy-Mount Pleasant No 2, degree; Amty
No. 2. degree Washington, No. g. business; Golden
Rule. No q. business.
Wednesday-Eastern. No. Z degree; Federal City
No q. degree Harmony. No. 9. business; Friend
ship. No Il business
Thursday-CoumbiA, No TO- business; Covenant,
No l3 business.
Fdday-Ceutral, No. l, grand visitation; Me-
tropolis, No. l6, business: Phoenix, No. q business.
ENCAMPMENTS.
wednesdAy-Mount Nebo No. 6, degree
F1day-Magensnu. No. l. business
PATRIARCHS MILITANT
Saturday-CantOnW W ashinEton, No l. drill
Central lodge, No 1-Grand Master
William J. Hope. accompanied by the Of
ficers of the Grand Lodge, will officially
visit the lodge on Friday evening to ex-
anime the officers in the work of the de-
grees.
Langdon Lodge. No. 26, will confer the
degree at its meeting tomorrow evening
The degree team will be directed in the
work by Past Grand NJ S. Fall, degree
director. At the last meeting the lodge
pledged $50 to the heating fund for Odd
Fellows Home.
Friendship Lodge, No. u, will receive
at its. next meeting several applications
by transfer.
Phoenix Lodge. No. 28, was visited by
Grand Master Hope and the officers of
the Grand Lodge at its last meeting The
officers of the Grand Lodge conferred
the third degree upon a candidate for
Phoenix Lodge. The examination of the
records showed that a gain of 10 per
cent in membership had been made dur
ing the year.
Grand Patriarch Henry F. Allwine, ac-
companied by officers of the Grand En-
campment, officially visited Fred d.
Stuart Encamprhent on Tuesday evening
The degree team conferred the royal
purple upon several candidates for Mount
Nebo Encampment. The officers were ex-
amined in the work of the degree bv
Grand Representative F. D. Seiffert.
Salem Lodge. No. %, will paw a fra
ternal visit to ForestvilIe Lodge on Satur-
day evening. October 21 Members of
other lodges have been invited to accom-
pany the lodge Automobiles will leave
Good Hope road and Nichols avenue,
Anacostia, at 7:3O p. m.
The Odd Fellows Bowling League met
on Monday evening and arranged to
start the fall schedule tomorrow evening
at the Brunswick Alleys, Sixth and c
streets northwest. Grand Master w ]
Hope and Deputy Grand Master Irving
r. Schwinger will participate in the OPEN
ing game. Printed schedules will be dis
tributed among members of the order,
The general degree staff will meet on
Friday evening. Arrangements are being
made to confer the first degree early in
December, with 100 members on the team
Each lodge will be represented with can
didates for the degree.
The secretaries of several of the lodges
are urging the members to send their
correct address to the secretary that ali
communications may be promptly deIiv-
cred.
Eastern Lodge, No. I, had its animal
visitation last Wednesday evening. when
Grand Master William J. Hope and his
corps of grand officers examined the off,
GERS of Eastern Lodge. Reports of The
various officers showed a substantial gain
IN membership. Grand Marshal v. p
Hammer and Walter V. F. HoagIand. of
North Platt. Nebr., deputy grand master
Of that State, spoke. Past Grand Master
John I Brown. In behalf of Eaatarn I1odza.