The Washington herald., 1919-06-08
ODD FELLOWS.

NoudAy-Union No, II. degree; Beacon. No.
Is. degree; Lsngdon. No. l5 degree.
Observation-Disclosures. No. s. degree; Golden
Rule. No. n. degree; Amity. No. 2. degree.
WednesdAy-EAstern. No. !. degree; Harmony,
No .. degree; Noble and Vice Grands Associa-
ton, Lodxe Room No. l. l. o. o. F. Temple
Thursday-Columbia, NO. 10. degree; Covenant
No. u. degree; Excelsior. No II, initiatory de
pre-: saaem. No. 2. degree; Phoenix. No. .
tnauess - ." Az
Ffid.y-ceutr.l. No. ]. degree; Federal City
ENOAMPMENTs.
Mondsy-Nt Nebo. No 4. degree.
Observation-Disclosures, No l. degree.
PATRIARCHs MILITANT.
saturday-Csntou Washington. No. l. drill.
Excelsior No. IL will confer the
1nitiatory degree Thursday evening.
Degree Director NJ. H. Friedman re-
quests members of degree teams of
other lodges to attend and assist the
Team of Excelsior Lodge. on ac-
count of many members being alb
sent from the City.
Phoenix Lodge No. 90 will COM
plete the foundation for their new
hall during the week A special
committee consisting of Past
Grands. A.'A Straus, Dr. L. S. Saw
age, Harry Epps. C. H. Van Horn.
and W. H. Splitter. and Noble Grand
Josiah Keithly. will report prelim-
mary arrangements Thursday even
ing. preparatory to the laying of the
cornerstone at an early date. The
hall will be completed and ready
for occupancy about October 1. The
building will be two stories with
large store rooms on the first floor.
Bids art being received for lease of
the store rooms by T. w. Ingalls,,
secretary of the lodge.
Grand Conductor. John d. Yoak-
ley chairman of the joint memorial
committee. met with the committee
Thursday evening. and completed
fnal arrangements for the memorial
services in /. o. o. F. Temple, on
sunday evening, June Is. at s
O'Clock. 4 musical programme will
follow the address of the evening
which will be given by prominent
member Of the order. Grand Master
Victor p. Hammer has issued 3 me-
mortal proclamation for all Iode cs
under his Jurisdiction to attend the
service.
col. T. II. Leary announces that
the list of members necessary to
organize the Arbor Club is nearly
complete. and invites all who de-
SiIt. to be charter members to send
IN their applications at an early
date. Under the direction of Col.
Leary. the prospective members
have set out fifty rose bushes.
planted grape vines and set over
rfty rods of privet hedge on the
Home grounds.
Chairman william F. Dement,, rep
resentative of the Grand Lodge, will
hold a meeting of the Odd Fellows
Home excursion committee in lodge
room No. I. tomorrow evening. to
consider arrangements for the an
nual excursion to Chesapeake Beach.
July II. At the last special session
Of the Grand Lodge. an appropria-
tion was made to take as guests of
the association a large number Of
the soldiers at Walter Reed hospital
Chairman Dement, will make ar
rangements to have special cars run
from the hospital direct to Chesa-
peake Junction and back to the hos
pitat. in addition to automobiles
which will carry soldiers to the
train. A community picnic will be
given the soldiers by the members
OF the order. Chairman Dement, de-
sires every member of the commit
tee to be present tomorrow even
ing 50 that all arrangeme nts may be
completed.
THE REBEKAH DECREE.
Nonday-Esther No S. degree.
ne-dsy-Lsdies Auxiliary. keystone Apt.
Eighth md y streets northekst
Nedneseay-St. Pleasant. No. o. degree
ThEcsday-Mariha wAshington No ; decree
Ruth Lodge. No. ., at their last
meeting. nominated the following
officers: Noble Grand Mrs. Agnes ].
Rapp: vice grand. Mrs. Ethel v.
Fowler; recording secretary, Mrs.
Roberta Van f.. volland: financiaI
Mrs. Pearl Keek: treasurer. Mrs
So3le N. Carter. The election will,
axe place at the next meeting. The
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