The Washington herald., 1920-06-13

SUE w. 81 mt oe0s9e, Amity NO.
|ednesday-Eastera No. =. degree; Har-
No. 0. degree.
pnrsday-Columbia No. 10. second de-
and nomination Of officers; Salem No.
ecodd degree and nomina tions.
No. l. degree; Metropolis
10 degree; Phoenix No. IS, degree.
Encampmsnt.
Pnoay-No1lt Nebo No. 4. degree.
Patriarchs Militant.
rurday-Monthly business meeting and
emorial ceremonies will be held
ne auditorium OF !. o. o. F. Tenn
this evening at o'clock.
iolden Rule Lodge No. 81 will
FER the second degree on a large
OF candidates at their regular
Ion tomorrow evening. Past
nd Master Patterson. has added
lral new features to the work to
er illustrate and exemplify the
faeter of the degree. The past
nonths of the lodge has been the
successful in its history.
ty-five new members have been
TIED since January 1, and a
class is now waiting to receive
nitiatory degree.
joint excursion committee in
ge of arrangements for the
excursion to Chesapeake
n July Is has announced a Sc
of races, swimming matches,
games and other contests, the
|ers of which will receive a
One of the interesting fea-
; at the last excursion was a
between two one-legged SOL
from Walter Reed Hospital for
ize of s25. This feature Is ex-
I'd to be repeated this year. All
es will make arrangements to
as their special guest the wild
and orphans of their lodge
bers.
and Master Edward L. Dunn
ed Washington Lodge No. 6
day evening and gave a very
testing talk to the members.
umbia Lodge No. 10 will con-
the second degree Thursday
Ing and also nominate officers
the coming term. During the
of Alex McKie as noble grand
lodge has had great success.
w degree team was organized
the direction of Degree DE-
r Charles D. Shackelford and
Imposed of the officers of the
p. During the past term they
conferred the degrees in a
table manner and received the
ratulations of the senior team
the manner in which the work
done. Arrangements are being
to attend the Sovereign Grand
BE session in Boston in Septem-
be Arbor Club has for its object
beautifyiRg of the grounds and
Ftor of the /. o. o. F. home. 1t
founded by Past Grand Patri-
Gel. p. II. Leary and during
past year accomplished much IN
tifying the home grounds. On
Saturday Arbor Day was ap-
Priatcly observed by planting
e trees. The officers for the
for the present year are Col.
II. Leary, president; Frank E.
|p, vice president; E. c. Reyston,
Fetary. and James H Solt.
ksurer.
Hem No. g continues tc confer
fees at CveIy meeting of the
= Thur sday evening the lodge
compelled. en- account of the
number applying for member
to hold its meetings every
instead OF twice a month.
GRIND Anthony Krauth has
Ee uf tie lodge bulletin. which
sued every month. Arrange
Is are beinE made for socials-
IN Lodge is noted for its water
|E social. which is an old stand
custom of the ledge.
oenix Lodge 90. since its dedi-
bn of a new hall in Bcnning. has
erred degrees at every meeting
great Interest is heine mani
I'd not CnIy by the me mbers but
he citizens of BenLinS. who are
ying for membership in the
e. The lodge members recently
Lnizcd a merchandise and mar
company which is run in the
e hall.
&st Grand Nicholas Keyser. one
be charter members OF the lodge.
last Sunday. Past Grand Key
was beloved by all the members.
ing whom for the 'ast twenty
IS. he always lent a helping
B and shared in the sorrows of
Fellow members.