The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-18
LEAGUE
OF ODD FELLOWS
PROVES SUCCESS
Members Find Rivalry
Keen AS Female Spec
tators Cheer Lodges.

Monday-Unlon, NO. IL, ana
Langdon. No. IS. business; Beacon.
No. Is, election.
Tuesdsy-washingto No. 6, ini
tiation: Golden Rule. No. 81. third
degree; Amity. No. ~. hrst degree;
Mount Pleasant. No. 10, roll-call.
ednesday-Eastern, No. Z.
Friendship. No. IL. and Covenant.
No. IL. second degree; Harmony,
No. >. rehearsal.
- Thursday-Columbi No. 10, and
Phoenix, No. IS. second degree; Sa-
lem. No. %. nomination OF officers
and third degree.
Friday-Central, No. l, business;
Metropolis, No. 16. third degree;
Federal City, No. 20. nomination of
officers and third degree.
Encampment.
Tuesday-Magenenu. No. 4. cleo
ton and patriarchal degree.
Rebekab Lodges.
NIonday-Naomi, No. l, degree;
Ruth. No. .. social
Tuesday-Fidelity No. Z, and
Friendship. No s. election.
Thursday-Martha Washington,
No. }. degree.
subordInates.
The impetus given the bowling
LEAGUE by special cOurtesies cN-
tended the ladies who are in at
tendance each evening is creating
keen rivalry as to which Rebekah
LodGe is best represented. Thus
far first honor favOrs Esther Lodge,
with Mrs Ella NJ. Hildebrand as
chief roOter. Tomorrow evening
Eastern and Central cross alleys;
Tuesday Salem and Federal City:
\ ,du' sGay. Mount Pleasant and
ENmity. Thursday. Golden Rule ana
E.-s~un: FRIDAY. Harmony and
-iIt'yUod.
he Icd-crOom Of Arlington
I-!=o. at Clarendon. Vi. WAS ap-
Ir-rpriatcly decorated with Old
,tIt ~ and filed to ovCrtiv"iHS on
- Gay evening. the occasion being
o.. first ladies' night Observed by
L. -,rt.y ipG 90 nr the O'd Dominion
-,-..I. GrauI Doyle presided and
30. ,-sacG ,"rd~ "f ,-,I. One. and a.
.u1 i~j,II ard ''torary program wa
t., col, NY cui'v'd Following the
Irs,I,lti+s q re-. vptiuu was given
~. pffr--s Of lie 'ndSe and their
L..l -- this in she seceivinS line
.--, s.tf-- a dcle=aji6h from tho
e. .r1 ..I 80 the state. he dc ]
o. .'-p-f, Grand Master Allison.
.. or from At,utit K. SarcTtH.
e. .,rnAC FvG Falls CHur~h /i"d-"S
ii t'pb-rt \ s'..-str-y"-th HInd the
a. rf IL .,r O.; Ga district ~
o. f....-ra T,,,gcs' rrcnts wcF"
81 l'.-.-.r.' Lode viii holH
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sltrr is,.., ..." ,.'c.s "u ".'! "c Oh"
,s., -,,,,d .i.,.. 'ra stC~t g. 81 ,
Co.. '.i ..ue .-se ,S- hc-T ID"
g Mt &c, rfrg VIII " con
70 -s-I ~, 81, ~ .nr,-rS present \
"a .- % "I the membership of TIE
Is,i.. I'D De-. Icairrrd TO ".hich all
-rp.r'.. rs g...! b' ur-c,! To- respond
n ,~tE b.. "a C,r'ni!. c'trrr'Ir--. to
W a. %nD!r G~auI Icn"el extends
q slrurie To 10 .auJs:s u the order
4. -Our and make merry the &C.
r5-."7.
E~ram?mrnt.
--ns farewell address OF Cnicf
T. -~frrrh SeIn L. cole on T@cs'.aF
win ~ N1Geuenu EnCampment
t. 'ooE.d onward to with interest
;-.| in re welcomed by a large
.;r-pdprre according TO special
zruruUc~ merit sent thrOU%I the Of
-, o. Scribe Roscoe Jenkins. The
Turing chief patriarch reports
successful term. Following cleo
.t.,r rs officers. the patriar'ha; dc
gree will he conferred, with Grand
.I:..rrosAnirtivc william W. MILAN
-tr5a NJ the Official line.
".H Isebrkah LODGES.
" hI- Grand Susie Behrends an
.uounces unusual activity for Naomi
IUdE= tomorrow evening, Including
.ie=rcc work, election Of officers.
christmas party, ard rcfreshments
Miss Lillian Comley is chairman OF
Tn. entertainment committee. This
Is the home lod=e OF Grand War
..Sn John D. Toallley-
following election Ur officers 1T
.Euth Lodge tomorrow evening. an
elephant party and social will be
held in honor of the Home Circle.
according to special announcement
by Noble Grand Verda Rex. who
extends a cordial welcome to So
TURNER'S to be present. Past Pres
.ident Belle II. Carter has accepted
-ar- Invitation to attend.
Election or officers and degree
~prk are scheduled for Martha
Washington Lodge on Thursday
evening. following which commit
teemen In charge OF the recent ba-
xaAr and New England dinner will
make reports, advance inforna-
tion being to the effect that IL was
a huge success. Degree Director
Samuel S. Taylor will be in charge
of the degree and promises special
features. Noble Grand Mary Fran
ces Cordell expresses her appreci-
alton for the cooperation and sup
port received during her term OF
office.
1. The Christmas tree and package
party at Esther Lodge on Monday
evening proved to be one of the
most successful events OF the term
and was witnessed by many promi-
nent members of the order, includ
Ing several from New York, Ari-
zora and Virginia. who were ON
ciaHy presented BY Assembly Pres
ident Henrietta werner. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Esth-
er Johannessen, noble grand; Ella
VI. .Hildebrand. vice grand; Leslie
Messick, recording secretary; Mar