The Washington herald., 1920-12-19
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WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Monday-Union. No. IL. third de-
gree; Beacon, No. Is, regular
order; Landon. No. &C.. regular
order.
Tuesday-washingto No. 6, re-
gree; Golden Rule, No. 81, init. de-
gree; Amity, No. 81, degree; Mt.
Pleasant. No. %, second and third
| degrees.
! Wednesday-Easter No. Z. third
degree: Harmony. No. 9. regular de-
gree; Covenant. No. 13, second de-
gree. f''
Thursday-ColumbIa, No. 10.
second degree; Salem. No. 22, third
degree.
Friday-Cenlral, No. /. third de-
gree; Metropolis. No. 16, regular
order: Federal City. No. 20, second
degree; Phoenix, No. 2s, regular
order.
The Anal grand visitation Of the
fall series is announced for tomor-
row night when Ruth Rebekah will
receive the Grand Lodge officers
and the Rebekah Assembly.
The Noble and Vice Grands Asso-
citation will hold it's regular meet
ing at the temple each Wednesday
evening. All members Of the order
are invited to be present. and all
offers of this jurisdiction are urged
to support these sessions.
Columbia Lodge. No. 10. will NOM
mate officers on Thursday evening
I for the coming year.
Union Lodge. No. IL, announces
the nomination of officers for the
year will take place Monday even
ing.
Past Grand L. H Windsor, of Am
ity Lodge. No. 27. wishes to call to
the attention of members of that
lodge that beginning with the nrst
meeting night in January, the degree
work will be supplemented with the
stereopticon and slides which are
now on hand. the full set having
recently been received.
One of the most interesting and
well attended events in Odd Fellow
ship in the District in recent years
was the grand visitation and eighty
first anniversary of Harmony Lodr,e
No. held Wednesday evening.
The first event on the program,
the grand visitation. proved to be
big success and showed the on
GERS to be most efficient in the work
of the order. The report of the
| lodge was most gratifying.
At the close of the visitation all
present adjourned to the banquet
hall. where a full-sized banquet
awaited the inner man. During the
banquet Grand Representative w.
! W. MILAN, on behalf of the lodge,
ispresented the grand master with a
set of hand-painted china as a token
| OF high esteem.
MILAN also called Past Grand
| George S. Stewart, who has been
the financial secretary of the lodge
for thirty-one years, to the front
and presented him with an umbrella
mounted with silver and engraved
| with suitable inscription.
Acting as POSTMASTER Grand Rep
resentative MILAN introduced Will
lam II. Johnston, international
president of the I. A. Of NJ. as the
| speaker of the evening. The latter
gave an interesting talk on the
principles of Odd Fellowship.
The entertainment which followed
consisted Of Irish stories sby Miss
| Harriet Dyer, barytone solo by
Fred East, tenor solo by ]. G. Klein,
duet by East and Klein, accompa-
| MED by Mrs. Klein.
Harmony Lodge has furnished this
jurisdiction with five grand masters,
as follows: John W. Thompson,
lS72-1S73; William P. Allan, 1886
1887; w. W. MILAN, 1SsS-1s0S, and
/ Thomas ]. Gates. 1s1l-1s12. The
lodge also has seven members who
have been in continuous good stand,
ing an aggregated total of as
years. They are called the honor roll
and are as follows: John F. Pros
peri. initiated February "a, 1861, 50
years; Thomas II. Roland, initiated
December IL. 1854. Sc wears; John
Hoeke, initiated January 80. 1865. So
years: Edward Hoeke, initiated Sep
tember II, 1865, 81 years; John H.
King. initiated December l6, 1855, 54
years; K. c. Gummell. initiated
June 20. 1870, so years: George S.
Stewart. initiated December 8, 1873,
~ years.