The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
DOmgs Of the Odd Fellows.

Monday Union No. H. Beacon, No. l., and
LiuglOn. No. Is. business
Tuesday Washington. No. 6. Golden Rule. No. q
and Amity, No. z. business.
Wednesday Eastern No T. Harmony No O.
Federal City No. ., business
Ihursdly-Columbia, No---IO. business; Excelsior
No. II, installation Of officers; Covenant, No l3
degree; Salem, No. .. installation Of officers.
FTiday-SCntTal, No. !, Metropolis No l6
PhoeniH, No. 3, business; Odd Fellows Home As
sociatiUn, I. o. q. +. Hall 80 p m, blue room
ENCAAIPAIENTS.
Tuesday-Fred d. Stuart. No. 7. installation Of
officers.
Wctnesdsy-C Columbia No l. and Mount Nebo
No. G, joint installation Of officers BY Grand
Patriarch 7. II. Lcary, l. o. 0. F. Hail, u
Seventh street northwest
FATRIARCHS MILITANT.
saturday-DTin.
The officers of Salem Lodge. No. %,
will be installed on Thursday evening by
Deputy Grand Master w. J. Hope, as
sisted by a corps of past grands from
Washington Lodge, No. s. The officers
chosen to preside over Salem Lodge for
the coming term are as follows: Noble
grand, L. d. Donaldson; recording secre-
tary, Joseph *. Dawson: financial secre-
tary, J. NJ England; treasurer, John w.
Payne; representatives to the Grand
Lodge, J. w. Payne, A. Krauth, ]. X.
Dawson, J. NJ. England, and William
Nally; representative to the Odd Eel
lows Home Association, Robert Thomp-
son.
The officers of Amity Lodge, No. 27,
were installed at their last meeting on
Tuesday evening by Grand Representa-
tive E. w. Bradford, assisted by past
grands from Beacon Lodge, No. 15 were
Noble grand, H. L. Cochran; vice grand,
A. G. Trammell; recording secretary,
George Cummings; financial secretary,
B.. B. Walden; treasurer r. A. Ford: P. G.
NJ; J. H. Windsor, warden; r. H. Sor-
rell, p. G. NJ, conductor; L. II. Windsor,
chaplain; F. a. Newman, r. S. to n. G.;
]. H. Goodrich, L. S. to n. c.; D.. A.
Thompson, R. S. to v. c.; H. A. Burch-
ell, L. S. to V. G.; G. W. Powell, o. G.
F. T. Nichols, 1. G. Remarks were made
by Grand Representative Bradford and
others of the installing staff. Refresh
ments were served at the close of the
meeting.
Golden Rule Lodge, No. 21. Past
Grand Master John H. Wood installed
the officers Of the lodge at their last
meeting on Tuesday evening, assisted by
a corps Of past grands from Federal
City Lodge, No. 20. Noble Grand Huth
made the following appointments: War
den, W. B. Berlin; conductor, ]. McCar-
thy; chaplain, F. A. Norway; FIR.
Thompson, I. G.; George W. Hutchin-
son; o. G.s Charles L. Dawson, R. S. to
V. G.; ]. c. R. Main. L. S. to V. G.; w.
B. Irwin, r. s. to N. G.; l. s. Kann. L.
S. to N. c.; ]. s. Allison, r. S. s., and
W. a. Lynch, L. S. s..
The officers Of Columbian Encampment.
No. /. and Mt. Nebo Encampment. No,
s, will be Installed Jointly on Wednesday
evening by Grand Patriarch P. II.
Leary, assisted by the officers of the
Grand Encampment, In the encampment
room of \ o. o. F. Hall. 42 Seventh street
northwest The joint committee of the
encampments having in charge the meet
ing assure all Patriarchs that this viii
be an S~sasion where they will witness
the ceremony Of installation in a man
ner that will please all who may be
fortunate enough to be present.
The Odd Fellows Home Association
will hold their regular quarterly meet
ing on Friday evening January IA, In the
Blue Room Of I. D. o. F. Hall. 42S Sew
enth street northwest.
The officers of Canton Washington No.
1. Patriarchs Militant were installed at
the regular meeting of the canton last
night in their room, 1. %. o. F. Hall,
by Gen. E. W. Bradford. chief of staff
Of the commanding general, A. R.
stalled as the commander of Canton
Washington, No. /, for sthe second
term. n A. Andersen. Ensign; A H
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