The Washington herald., 1918-05-05

the evening win bs Q discussion on
aEsau and Jacob-who was the
greatest man." Past Grand II. q.
Fall Of this lodge win be one OF
the principal speakers. II II hoped
a. many Odd Fellows as can will
attend. At the last session the
lodge was visited BY several broth
ers who have been unable to at
tend on account Of being engaged
in war work. The committee on the
sale Of War Savings and Thrift
Stamps report good progress. Mem
bers OF the lodge have purchased
quite a number OF Third Liberty
Loan Bonds. An effort is being
made to have an open meeting joint
ly with Friendship Rebekah for the
purpose of boosting membership. o.
T. Putnam has recovered and Henry
Kirk's condition Is about the same.
Golden Rule Lodge No. q will con-
fer the first degree on next Tuesday
evening at the new I. o. o. r. Tenn
pie, and on the following meeting
night will confer the second degree.
The lodge will also have business OF
special Importance relating to MEM
bers who are in the military or naval
service OF our country. brought De-
fore 1t at this time. Members Of the
lodge and the order in general are
cordially invited to be present on the
occasion Of our first meeting in the
new hall
Washington Lodge will confer the
initiatory degree Tuesday night, and
the degre team is requested to be
present. The members Of the lodge
have purchased or sold thrift stamps
and savings stamps to the amount Of
s111 since its last meeting. The lodge
Will meet again on Tuesday. May z,
and thereafter every Tuesday night,
as II did in the old hall.
Columbia Lodge No. 10 met Thurs
day evening, for the first time in
their new temple on Seventh street
northwest The lodge has several
candidates for degrees and expects
shortly to begin the degree work.
and hope to have something doing
every evening thereafter. It is ex-
pected the committee will make q
house-to-house canvass of the men,
bership, in the interest Of the war
savings stamps campaign, and good
results are hoped for from 1t. The
entertainment committee has been
instructed to provide something spe-
cial, for our next meeting to elabor-
ate our entrance to the new temple.
A large attendance Of the members is
expected on that occasion.
Rebekah.
Monday-Ruth No. . degree; Naomi No. !.
roll call
Tussday-Fidshty Nc. 7.
Wednssday-Mt Pleasant No. O.
Thwsday-Martha Washington No. >, degree.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge, No. 1, will
hold a rally and roll-call tomorrow
evening on its first melting in the
new Odd Fellows Temple, and it is
the earnest request Of the Noble
Grand. Miss Lillian Burroughs, that
a full membership be present. This
rally will bring q large number of
applications for mmbership. Mrs.
v. Estelle Yoakley. as chairman of
this committee. is making strong
preparations for a successful meet
ing.
Ruth Rebenah Lodge No. 2. win
meet Monday in Lodge Room No. 2,
New Temple, when a large number
Of candidates will be Initiated. The
committee on War Savings and
Thrift Stamps reported large sales
and much interest being displayed
by members in sale of same. The
last meeting was given over to
school Of instruction and was at
tended by members from every lodge
in the Jurisdiction. At the invita-
ton Of president Mary N. Dement,
and her corps Of officers Of the
lodge rendered the unwritten work
In very satisfactory manner. The
president was presented with a very
handsame basket of cut flowers BY
the lodge after which refreshments
were served.