The Washington herald., 1921-01-09
l. o. o. F..

MoNDAY-Uniou No. II, regular order;
Beacon No. Is, initiatory degree; Langdon
No. 20, regular order.
TUEsDAY-wsshington No. 9, initiatory
degree; Golden Rale No. 2l, initiatory de-
gree Amity No. q, third degree; Excelsior
No. II, initiatory degree; Mt. Pleasant No.
%, installation.
wEDNEsDAY-Eastern No. Z, initiatory
degree; Harmony No. 0, -initiatory and first
degrees; Covenant No. 1S, degree.
THURSDAY-COlumoia No. TO- inItIatory
degree; Salem No. %, degree; Phoenix No.
FRIDAY-Centrsl No 1, initistory degree;
Metropolis No. ,1s, degree; Federal City No.
%, .initistory degree.
One of the big events of the year
in Odd Fellowship will be the sew
enty-fifth anniversary of Metropolis
Lodge, No. 15, to be held at the 1.
o. o. F. Temple, Wednesday at s p.
m RoberaH. Zier, chairman Of the
committee in charge, states that
nothing has been left undone to
make this one of the banner events
in the history OF Metropolis Lodge,
and issues an invitation to all odd
Fellows, Rebekahs and friends to at
tend. The following program is an
nounced for the evening: Music, Boy
Scout Band; song, America; invoca-,
tion, Rev. John l. Saunders; address,
''.Milestones and Sign Boards" W.
W. MILAN, Grand Rep; presentation
Of veteran jewels, F. L. Harries, P.
G.; acrobatic stunts by Mr.. George
F. Bontz and Master George F.
Bontz; benediction.
The honor race of the Metropolis
Lodge consists of members who
have held membership over twenty
five years and are as follows: will
lam Abel, P. G.; Joseph H. Almond.
P. G.; Conrad F. Bennett, P. G.;
William l. Boyden, Edwin F. Geyer,
Harrison S. Harrell, P. c.; Charles
E. Lawrence, P. G.; Charles c.
Mothersead. P. G.; James r. Mother
sead, Thomas Nevin, Norman Pruitt,
P. G.
Past Grand Master Irving r.
Schwinger has been ordered to New
pert News. Va, in connection with
the work of installing the batteries
on the U. S. S. Maryland.
Under the direction of Noble
Grand Scott, Union Lodge, No. IL,
has just closed one of the most sue
cessful terms in recent years. With
the coming year Noble Grand Ham
III,
No. IL, should be back in old time
form, a number of applications have
already been received and much en-
thusiasm has been created by the
efforts of all of its officers.
With the installation of officers
over in all lodges in this jurisdic-
ton their attention is called to the
meeting of the Noble and Vice
Grands Association held each We'd
nesday evening in the 1. o. o. F.
Temple. They are especially urged
to attend these sessions of instruc-
tions as much good can be realized
from the same.
Martha Washington Rebekah, No,
j, are planning for installation of
ohcers on Thursday evening, jan
uary IL. All Rebekahs are invited
to attend this meeting as a pleasing
program has been arranged.
All members of the grand lodge
Of the District are reminded that
the annual session of the same will
be held Wednesday at the l. o. o. F.
Temple when the election of grand
lodge officers will take place and
other important business will be
transacted.
The installation aof officers of
Excelsior Lodge, No. II, will take
place Tuesday instead of January
as previously announced, after
which an old-fashioned smoker will
be enjoyed. Ali Odd Fellows are in
yited.
Thursday evening, January 6,
Past Grand H. c. Librand, assisted by
pasts grands of Harmony Lodge
No. 3, installed the following Of
ficers of Columbia Lodge, No. 10:
Noble Grand L. L. Beazley, Vice
Grand NJ F. Zepp, Recording Sec
retary ]. H. Solt, Financial Secre-
tary G. F. Glassbrenner, Treasurer
5 G. Taylor, Warden, Harry Darling
Conductor A. A. Coates, and Chaplin
z. c. Grumley. After the instalIa-
ton ceremony a social evening was
enjoyed. prominent members Of the
order making addresses.
The officers Of Mount Pleasant
Rebekah Lodge will be installed
| wednesday evening by a team from
Naomi Lodge, Past Noble Grand
Mozelle Zile acting as special dep
uty president. Ermina Woodruff
and Emma D. Wolfe have been
| elected noble and vice grands. re-,
| spectively. Refreshments will be
served. Every lodge in the juris-
diction will be represented at the
Noble and Vice Grands' Association
| Wednesday evening, in I. o. o. F.
| Temple, to hear the report of a
committee on a proposition submit
| ted by the Prisoners Relief Soci-
ETY.. Past Grand Charles W. Fitte,
of Mount Pleasant Lodge, is chair
man OF the committee. President
| Robbins extends a general invita-