The Washington herald., 1921-11-06
HEAD ODD FELLOW
WILL VISIT AMITY
LODGE THIS WEEK
sAnglin to Be Honor Guest
OF Salem Group
Tuesday.
SubOrdinateA

ztonday-Union. No. IL, initiation;
Beacon, No. Is. business; Langdon.
No. Is, second degree.
Observation-Disclosures No. s, in
: ftfation; Excelsior. No. Il. business;
Jfolden Rule. No. 81, first degree;
Amity, No. 81, visitation.
Observation-Disclosures No. z; Gov
enant, No. Is, first degree; Har-
mon. No. g. rehearsal.
Thursday - Columbia, No. 10,
drill; Salem. No. %, visitation;
Phoenix. No. ~2s, second degree
Friday-central. No. 1; Metrop-
oils. No. 10; Fedearl City, No. 20,
FIRST degree
: Monday.Fred D. Stuart, No. I.
-RoyaI Purple degree.
: Wednesday - Columbia, No. 1.
and Patriarchial degree.
Rebekah Lodges
Monday-Naomi. No. 1. and Ruth
No. 8. business
Neutrality-suspicious. Pleasant No.
. degree.
Noble and vies Grands Assoc1st1on.
{ Observation-Disclosures.
y. o. o. II. q p.
z Saturday - Mithras Sanceorum,
No. 100. business
: subordinatss
> omcIal visits by Grand Master
: Wolfe this week win include Amity
Lodge, I5s K street southwest. on
: Tuesday, and Salem Lodge, Masonic
Temple, AnacostIa, on Thursday.
; Hon VIM E Andrews, member of
sCongress from Nebraska and Q
member OF the Grand Masters Sub
oFdinate lodge has accepted an in
! vftation to accompany him to
: Amity Lodge. At Salem Lodge the
: guest Of honor will be Hon. VIM
H Anglin, member OF the Mary
s,lsnd Grand Lodge
One Of the most successful events
sin the history of Friendship Lodge
Z occurred on Wednesday evening. It
being the nrst Of the fall series
OF oncial visits by the grand
: TFriendship" was the subject Of
the orator. the Hon VIM H Ang-
I'm. who held his audience for more
than an hour. The financial condi-
ton OF the lodge and work Of the
officers was highly commended by
the grand master. A buffet lunch
: and real Havanas concluded the
evenings pleasure.
President WIlfred e Lawson an
.nounces the bowling schedule for
the current week as follows: To-
morrow evening-Harmony VS..
Golden Rule; Tuesday-Eastern Va
sFederal City; Wednesday-Centra
vs. Brightwood: Thursday-Amity
VS. Beacon; Friday-Salem VS..
Mount Pleasant
conferred at Union Lodge tomorrow
evening, S16 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast J. Fred Leissler, chair
man of the committee in charge Of
arrangements for the masqus ball,
to be given on the following even
ling At Northeast Masonic Temple,
sreports that everything points to
"a signal success. for the occasion.
Other members Of the committee
are Spencer D. Smith. Glenn c.
Slater, Eldridge d. MeNair and
Leonard H orndorfr. Past Grands
John o. Hammond and John l.
Russell are subchairmen
On q recent visit to Washington,
Hon Saul Praeger. grand master
of the State Of Maryland. was as
sured Of the services of United
States Senator Thomas Sterling, of
at the armistice day celebration in
Cumberland on Friday of this week.
The trip will be made by motor
and in the party will include sew
eral prominent members Of this
Jurisdiction
Degree work for the current
week centers on spectacular and
dramatic features, six Of the lodges
meeting presenting the first de-
gree They are Golden Rule, East
"rn, Covenant Central, Metropolis
and Federal City.
The joint meeting Of Oriole
Lodge, No. ~, and Esther Rebekah
Lodge. No. 20. held recently at
Hyattsville. proved . ngnal sue
cess, much credit Detailing James
Y. Hutchins and Fannie Gasch,
noble zrands OF their respective
was in charge of the program,
which included musical and liter
airy numbers, concluding with the
Virginia reel. Hon. VIM II. Ang-
lin, editor Of the Maryland Odd
Fellow extended the address of
welcome, the grand master Of the
District responding. The banquet
room and tables presented Hallow-
cen effect, under direction Of Sec
rotary VIM. c. Gray, general chair
man. Others from the District In
attendance were Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Ohlander, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy r.
GlOssbrenner and Emma d. Wolfe.
EneampmentE.
The announcements of the Royal
Purple degree at Fred d. Stuart
Encampment tomorrow evening is
attracting unusual attention through
out the Patriarshial branch,
when Chief Patriarch Robert A.
SOuthworth will head the ofactal
Ifne. Deputy Grand Master Harry
, Z Anderson. scribe, has charge Of
. arrangements, which VIII include
; spectacular effect
Grand Patriarch VIM. w. Adam:
VII pay an on1cial visit to Column
bian Encsmpment on wednesday
evening, previous to which the en-
eampment will meet promptly at
$3.50 and confer the Patriarchial
degree Past Grand Representative
Frank d. seinsrt, scribe, will have
charge and program OF entertain
ment VIII be presented and re-
freshments served.
Rebekah Lodxer.
Langdon Hall was crowded to it,
seating capacity on Tuesday eve
ming, occasioned by the first of the
series Of official visits by President
Henrietta Werner and her official
line Of Rebekah assembly officers.
Congratulatory remarks were up-
permost by the president, who COM
mended highly the work of the
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