Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-15
odd FELLOWS GIVE
| FIRST DEGREE TO A
Committees Appointed To Ar
range For Grand Lodge To
Be Held Here In May.

In the presence of record attend
ance at Chemekcta lodge No. /, /. 0. 0.
H., nearly 100 members being present
lin their hall in this city on We'd
nesday evening, the first degree OF
Odd Fellowship was conferred upon
four candidates. r. Il. Waters, who is
captain Of the first degree team, and
the members of the Oldest lodge in
the state and the northwest are now
lconfident that this team has no al-
Iperior in Oregon for putting on this
degree.
Comments by visitor was to this
effect: 81 have seen this work given
by a dozen teams in the past 35 years,
but never before have seen ii put
on with such efficiency and such splen
DOR" The second degree will be con-
Iferred on Wednesday Of next week.
Among the visitors present were Chas.
u. Mann of Villa lodge No. l24 Port
land, manager in Salem of the Port
land Cloak & Suit company; p Phil
| lippi of Saskatoon lodge No. 20, Sas-
Fsatoon, saskatchewan; and Franld
Goughnour of Hazelton lodge No. 135,
Hazeton, N. Dakota.
r. G. Henderson, chairman Of the
executive committee on arrangements
for the session of grand lodge to be
held in Salem during the week Of May
1928 Of this the Centennial year of
Odd Fellowship in America, announce
ed hsi list Of committees as follows:
Executive COMMITTEES. r G. Hendef.
son, G. Il. Aibin, w. A. West, Geo. H.
Burnett, G. o. Engstrom, F. Il. Church
I'LL, A. N. Moores
Badges; Geo II. Burnett w. A. Cum
mings, w. NJ Siegmund
Halls: 9 Il. Albin, r. w. simeral, A.
IT. Woolpert. Viii
/ Trains and rooms. G. o. Engstrom,
Howard Churchill, Fillmore Tyrell, Il.
W. Sincral, B. +. West, Oliver Darling
Geo. ii. Burnett, Richard Carlson.
information bureaus: A. N. Moores,
W. H. Pettitt, j. b. Chenoweth.
Parade: +. l. Waters, W A Cum
Lmings, j. B. Chenoweth.
Reception TUESDAY evening": +. j..
Churchill, +. L. Waters, II. G. Rich
ardson.
Publicity and advertising: w. A.
West, John Gosser, Lyle Bartholomew,
| l. G. Zimmerman.
Subordinate degree: w. A. Cum
mings, G.. L. Albin, X. G. Henderson.
Encampment degree: John Cornforth
II. e. Churchill, Richard Carlson
Muscovites: II. G. Henderson, w. A.
Cummings.
Patriarch militant: Fillmore Tyrell,
Amos Vass, II. r. Bell.
The program of grand lodge session
of Odd Fellows of Oregon, during woeld
Of May 1928, 1919, at Salem, is as
follows:
Monday a. m. and p, m.-Patriarchs
militant.
Monday evening-Kegular meeting
Of Salem Rebekah lodge No. /.
Tuesday a. m and p. m.--Grand en-
eampment and Rebekah assembly.
Tuesday evening Comforting the
Decoration of Ohivalry, general re-
ee9tion to the visiting delegates, ex-
COMPLICATION Of an Encampment de-
I lgree.
Wednesday a. m. and p. m.-Grand
lodge session and Rebekah assembly,
/ Wednesday p. m.--Automobile drive,
salem and vicinity.
Wednesday evening Regular meet
/ ing Of Chemeketa lodge No. !, exem-
plifieation of the RebeAah degree.
Thursday a. m. and p. m'-irand
Hodge session and Rebekah assembly,
Thursday ,. m.--Grand parade and
patriotic picnic.
Thursday evening Comforting OF
Museovite degree, exemplifieation OF
n Subordinate degree, Rebekah special
program.
Friday a. m. and p. m.-Grand lodge
session.
Friday p. m.--Adjournment.