The Washington herald., 1921-01-02
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WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Monday-Union, No. II, installa-
tion; Beacon, No. Is. installation;
Langdon, No. rs. installation.
Tuesday-Washingt No. s, IN
stallation; Golden Rule, No. 81, third
degree and installation; Amity, No.
81, Installation Excelsior, No. II.
Installation.
wednesday-Easte No. 7, in
staIlation; Harmony, No. 8, initia-
tory degree and installation; Cove
nant, No. 13, installation; Friend
ship, No. 2, installation.
Thursday-Columbia No. 10, in
stauation; Salem, No. %, instaIla-
ton; Phoenix. No. %, installation.
Friday-Central, No. l, installa-
ton; Metropolis. No. Is, instalIa-
ton; Federal City, No. 20, installa-
ton.
In the recent death of Past Grand
William B. Coppersmith, Washing
ton Lodge, No. 6, lost one of its old.
est and most faithful members. Mr..
Coppersmith had been a member Of
the order for ifty-one years, having
been initiated February IS, 1869. The
funeral services were conducted by
the lodge, the grand chaplain, Rev.
Hugh T. Stephenson, in charge.
At the last meeting of Columbia
Lodge, No. 10 Noble Grand W. W.
Adams gave a very interesting talk
on the work of the order. and in
closing thanked the members for
their undivided support during his
term Of office.
The degree director Of Golden
Rule Lodge, No. q, reports that de-
gree work will be the order of busi-
ness for that lodge for some time
to come as the lodge has quite a
few applications yet to be acted on,
besides a number Of candidates al
ready awaiting degrees.
Past Grand H. c. r. Bohnke,
treasurer Of the home excursion
committee, estimates that nearly
seven hundred dollars will be real
lied from the joint excursion given
for the benefit OF the I. o. O. P.
Home. There are a few lodges,
however, that have not as yet made
complete returns These are urged
to do so before January S, so the
committee may complete its report
for the annual meating Of the Grand
Lodge in January.
Noble Grand Daumer, Of Ruth Re-
bekah, No. 2, announces that tomOr-
row evening the installation Of Off
GERS for the coming term will take
place, the session beginning at 1880
instead of o'clock, as usual.
Grand Master Edward L. Dunn
announces the following appoint
ments as installing officers and the
lodges to which they are assigned,
the installations to take place at
the first meeting nights in January:
Joint installation, Friday, Metrop-
No TarFral M
thony Krauth; joint installation.
Wednesday, Eastern, No. 7, and
Harmony. No. 9, w. L. Lawson; CO.
lumbia, No. 10, Thursday, H c. Lii
brand: Union, No. II, Monday, H. A.
Burroughs; Friendship. No. IL,
Wednesday. George W. Billings;
Covenant, No. l3, Wednesday, Will
lam McVhee; Beacon, No. u, Mon
day, J. K. Johnson; Excelsior, No.
IT, Tuesday. Samuel A. Foose: Fed
eral City, No 20. Friday, H. c. r.
Bohnkee; Golden Rule, No. 81. Tues
day, Leo Schoenthal; Salem, No. %,
Thursday, Milton S. Fall; Langdon,
No. IS, Monday, Ebert Charity;
Amity. No. 27. Tuesday, E. c. Black
man; Phoenix. No. 2s, Thursday, H.
l. Cochran; Mount Pleasant, No. 90,
Tuesday, S. N. Mallory.
Ofncers OF Union Lodge will be
installed tomorrow evening by mem
bers OF Mount Pleasant Lodge, Past
Grand Henry H. Burroughs having
been assigned as special deputy.
John o. Hammond and Justin NJ.
Green have been elected noble and
vice grands, respectively. Hon.
William z. Andrews, member Of
Congress from Nebraska and a past
grand Of Mount Pleasant Lodge, will
make an address.
Mount Pleasant Lodge will pre-
sent the third degree Tuesday even
ing, following which the officers
will be installed by a team from
Federal City Lodge, Past Grand ST.
neon N. Mallory acting as special
deputy Charles L. Mondel and AL
fred Harmon have been elected no.
Bile and vice grsnds, respectively.