The Washington herald., 1919-07-06
PATRIARcHs MILITANT.
STANDARDIZATION Washington No. |, drill.

Grand Patriarch Alfred H. Noakes.
assisted by Past Grand Master w. J.
Hope and a corps Of Past Grands
from Washington Lodge. No. s. will
Install the officers OF Union Lodge to-
morrow evening in their lodgeroon.
over National Capital Bank. 3ls Penn
sylvania avenue southeast. Noble
Grand Jacob Nussbaum. who has
served the lodge as Its presiding OF
ficer for the past three terms. extends
ar invitation to all members to at
tend and witness the work of the
installing team.
Past Grand Luther N. Strobei. as
sisted by a corps OF Past Grands from
Columbia Lodge. No. 10. will install
the following officers-elect Of Lang
don Lodge. No. Is. in their lodge
room, 2032 Rhode Island avenue north
east, tomorrow evening: Noble Grand
II. A. Vincent: Vice Grand J. "!
Woodruff: Recording Secretary Thorn
as c. Mettler: Fis ancial Secretary
Frederick N. Davis; Treasurer w. b.
Randall; trustee for three years. Will
ton B. Harvey.
Grand Master Victor H. Hammer. or
Golden Rule Lodge No. q, assisted by
the officers of the grand lodge, IN
stalled the following officers at puo-
lie installation last Tuesday evening:
Noble Grand j. ]. Payne: Vice Grand
c. II. Sherwood: Recording Secretary
II. Leary: Right Supporter to Noble
C. E. Batlette: Treasurer James II.
Crew; Warden w. III. Macarthur; Con-
ductor Nilsson Hess: Chaplain Col. p.
II. Leary; Right Supporter to Noble
Grand l.. II. Bailey; Left Supporter to
Noble Grand p. E. Cunningham; Right
and Left Scene Supporters Col. w.
]. Rogers and John SEcCarthy; Right
and Left Supporters to the Vice Grand
l. NJ. Patterson and w. T. Ledbetter;
Inside and Outside Guardians J. 5.
Allison and r. C. Althouse. A large
number of ladies and members of the
order were present to witness the GER
emony. at the close OF which Grand
Master Hammer and Grand Repre-
sentative w. w. MILAN delivered short
addresses. Refreshments were served
in the dining room of the Temple.
Past Grand E. c. Royston. of Cove
nant Lodge. No. Is. assisted by Past
Grands Z. c. Blackman. W. Fl. Davis,
]. E. Chamberlain. Charles r. Schutt.
Charles W. Butler. A. J. S. Dixon
and others from Covenant Lodge. in
stalled the following officers of Wash
ington Lodge. No. s. on Tuesday eve
ming: George d. Blandford, Noble
Grand; W. II. Hill. Vice Grand: Thorn
as II. Dennis. recording secretary: W.
J. Hope. financial secretary; Alfred
H. Noakes, treasurer; F. L. Water
hotter and Charles w. Fuller. right
and left supporters to the Noble
Grand: E. C. Dawson. outside guar
dian. Degrees will be conferred at the
regular meetings during the month.
Odd Fellows Home Assoc alton will
hold its regular quarterly meeting in
the parlors of the Home on Friday
evening. July II. at O'Clock. This
being the first meeting of the associa-
ton during the present Home year, all
representatives will attend.
Eastern Lodge No. and Harmony
Lodge No. . held a joint installation
on Wednesday evening. when the fol-
lowing officers were installed by Past
Grand Master Robert c. Southworth
of Central Lodge No. /. assisted by
Grand Master Victor p. Hammer and
corps of past grands from Central
Lodge. Eastern Lodge No. 20; Harry
r. Cuthbertson, noble grand; L. E.
Mann. vice grand: G. Holland Will
liams. recording secretary: Harry L.
Andersen, financial secretary: w. J.
Rich, trea surer: Harmony No. O. w.
F. Fey. noble grand; w. Fl. Barlow.
vice grand; f. l. Dunn. recording
secretary; G. S. Stuart, financial sec
retary and Thomas J. Gates. treas
urer.
Columbian Encampment No. L.
Grand Patriarch Alfred H. Noakes.
assisted by the officers of the Grand
Encampment will install the officers
elect of Columbian Encampment on
Wednesday evening. Columbian En-
campment being the oldest Encamp-
ment in this jurisdiction brings to-
gether a large number Of Patriarchs
to witness the ceremony. Grand
Patriarch Noakes will also install
Fred D. Stuart No. Z. at their regular
meeting tomorrow evening.
The Grand Encampment will hold
its annual meeting on Tuesday even
ing. July 15. when officers for the en-
suing year will be elected and in
stalled. Grand Patriarch Alfred II.
Noakes will render a full report cover
ing his official acts during the past
year. The encampments have been
busy during the year and many new
features have been added. among
them being the change of meeting in
order to make Monday evening to be
designated as Encampment night By
the encampments meeting on that
evening of each week.
The last meeting of the Home
Excursion Committee will be held
in l. o. o. F. Temple on Monday.
July IA. at s o'clock. when each
chairman of the several sub-com-
mittees will make complete re-
ports. Members who desire to en-
tertain soldiers from Walter Reed
Hospital will give their names and
number OF soldiers they wish to
entertain to the chairman of the
committee having in charge the ar
rangenents for the soldier guests.
Grand Secretary Frank Z. Rapp, or
to the vice chairman, Wilfred Z.
Lawson. Special cars will be ar
ranged for the soldiers. and a COM
mittee has been appointed to fur
nish entertainment during the trip.
July IT. the day of the excursion.
all degree work will be called Off
in the lodges. in order to give the
members of the degree teams the
opportunity to leave the beach on a
late train. Grand Marshal Harry l..
Andersen reports over 100 prizes
have been donated for winners of
races and games, valued from 81 to
$50. Eastern Lodge No. : will take
as their guests fifty orphans from
one of the orphan homes in this
city. Each lodge has also arranged
to take all orphans and widows of