The Washington herald., 1918-01-06
Odd Fellows.

Mcnday-Uniou, No. Il. and Langdcn. No. q,
instllation Of officers
Tuesday-Golden Rule. No. n. and Amity.
No. a, installation.
Wednesday-Easten. No. 7, degree; Harmony,
No. .. degree; Federal City. No. %. degree
Thurs1ay-Salem, No y installation. CoIum-
bia. No. 10, degree; Excelsior, No. II, instaIla-
ton; Covenant, No u. and Phoenix, No q.
business
fritay-central. No. ], and Metropolis, No. ls,
ioint installation.
ENcAMPMENTs.
Tuesday-Fred d. Stuart. No. 7, degree.
.PATRIARCHs MILITANT.
satHndAz-Canton Washington, No. !, social.
Langdon Lodge, No. 2s, Past Grana
L. w. Bennett, assisted by a CORDS of
past grands from Beacon Lodge, No.
15, will install the following officers
at the regular meeting of the lodge
tomorrow evening: Thomas C. Met
telr, noble grand: r. E. Cooper. vice
grand; s. W. Hawkings, recording
secretary; Frederick N. Davis, finan-
ctal secretary; Walter B. Randall
treasurer; Wilton Harvey, w. B. RAN
dali, s. W. Hawkings and C. Z.
Leisinger, representatives to the
Grand Lodge. and s. W. Hawkings,
representative to the Odd Fellows
Home Association.
The regular quarterly meeting Of
the Odd Fellows Home Association
will be held at the home, 1898 N street
northwest, on Friday evening. This
will be the final meeting of the fiscal
year Of the association. The term OF
the representatives, which \ expires
with this meeting. will be filed by the
lodges and the members elected con-
firmed at the annual session of the
Grand Lodge on January 16.
The first meeting of the fraternal
central committee for United States
war savings stamps was held on last
Wednesday evening and directions
leading to a vigorous campaign were
outlined by officials representing the
Treasury Department.
Deputy Grand Master Humphreys
assured the government officials of
the patriotic endeayor of all members
Of the Independent Order of Odd Fell
lows, together with their families, to
cooperate in the disposition of
stamps and certificates, and, to meet
the emergencies Of the hour, has call
ed a meeting of the executive COM
mittees of both the subordinate and
Rebekah branches of the order.
Deputy Grand Master Humphreys
reiterated the pledge given by the
grand sire at a previous meeting with
officials Of the Treasury Department
that the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows would make every sacrifice
consistent with the needs Of our ma
ton to conserve its, savings for the
helpfulness of the government until
victory is won.
Federal City Lodge. No. 20, met last
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. and after
the regular order of business, the Of
f1cers for the coming term were in
stalled by Special Deputy Grand Mas
ter Wilton Harvey and a corps of as
sistants composed OF officers from
Langdon Lodge.
Following the installation of officers,
recess was declared and cigars were
served. Speeches were made by Special
Deputy Grand Master Wilton Harvey,
Grand Secretary Frank Rapp. Past
Grand Master John H. Wood, Past
Grand Charles Gerrels, Messrs. PAUL
ana BrOmDOy, or Kansas, ana OtnerS.
Visitors from Maryland and Kansas
were present.
Noble Grand Reynolds appointed the
following officers for the coming term:
Warden, George w. Orem, jr.; conduc-
tor, e. E. Lucas; right scene sup
porter, Mr.. Pyle: left scene supporter.
Henry Weber; inside guardian, Mr..
Baker. and outside guardian. Mr..
Bonini. Members of the various COM
mittees were appointed.
Vice Grand Amos appointed Mr..
Ison as left supporter to the, vice
grand and Mr.. Bridges as the right
supporter to the vice grand.
Last Thursday night Treasurer Nc
Connell.l acting las special deputy
grand master and assisted by a corps
of officers from Federal city Lodge,
installed the officers Of Phoenix Lodge.
The committee on entertainment met
at the home of Mr.. Ison last Friday
night and. assisted by a committee
from Dorcas Lodge of the Rebekah
Assembly, made arrangements for the
entertainment for the Sammies from