The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-25
)oIf ANNOUNCES
INSTALLING HEADS
Of ODD FELLOWS
Federal City and Dorcas
lodges Will Hold
Joint Meeting.
SRbOralnateA.

Excoioior, NO. II, eleCUOns ootocn
Rule, No. 81. third degree and cleo
ton; Amity, No ~. second degree
and election.
wsdnesday-Eastern. No. Z, third
degree and election; Harmony, No.
No a. election
thursday - Columbia. No. 10.
third degree and election: Salem,
No. ~ and Phoenix. No. %, cleo
ton
Frjday-Csntral. No. 1. election;
Mstxepolis. No. 1s. and Federal
city, No. 20, election and social.
EncaApments.
Tuesday = Mount Nebo, No. 6,
election.
Wednesday =. Columbian. No. /.
election and patriarchal degree.
Rebekah Lodges
Monday-Esther. No. 5. called on.
wednesday-Mount Pleasant No.
Q. visitation
NsSls Al Vice Grands' Association.
wsdnesday-By-la and instruc-
ton
suAordinates.
The following installing officers
have been announced through the
ONCE of Grand Master Wolfe: z. r.
ArnAntrout. at Union; A r. 8. Don
aldson. at Langdon: Steward r.
Ca<tefs at Beacon; Milton S. Fall.
at Washington and Golden Rule;
SAMUEL A. Foose. at Amity; VIM.
J. Heue. at Eastern and Harmony;
VIM. B. Berlin, at Covenant; VIM.
j. Broadbent, at Columbia; Ebert
Charity. at salem; s. N. Mallory. at
Phoenix; Anthony Krauth. at Gen.
trail. Metropolis and Federal City;
VIM J. Rich, at Mount Pleasant;
Harry c. Lybrand, at Excelsior; Ed
ward C. GrumIey. at Friendship;
Wilfred Z. Lawson, at Brightwood.
The degree staff of Mount Rainier
Lodge, accompanied by a large DEL
eg1uon of officers and members,
paid q fraternal visit to Bright
wood Lodge last evening and con-
ferred the second degree, Noble
Grand z c. Brown heading the Of
fcfal line Following the degree a
fraternizing hour was enjoyed anu
refreshments were served. The
absence of the Grand Master on
officfai business WIS announced by
General Degree Director Lawson,
who had been specially deputized
for the purpose. He also addressed
LuS Ao26Cf the mary
landers on the rendition of the de-
gree work.
Following election of oficets at
Amity Lodge on Tuesday evening
the second degree will be exempli-
fed by the line officers, with Past
Grand Master Richard H. Sorrell in
charge. The first degree conferred
at the last meeting was featured,
with Past Grand Thomas ]. Kelly.
of Eastern Lodge, in the leading
dramatic, role.
The smoker-social to be given by
Metropolis Lodge on Friday even
ing following a brief session. at
which election of officers will take
place, promises several surprises,
according to Past Grand Robert H.
Tier, chairman of the committee,
who alone knows of the proposed
arrangements. All members of the
lodge are urged to be present
FEiday evening the last meeting
OF Federal City Lodge preceding
Christmas will be unlike former
years in celebrating jointly with
Dorcas' Rebekah Lodge, when the
coca sion will be one of merriment,
entertainment refreshments and
dancing The lodge wiu hold a
short session at o'clock and elect
officers for the ensuing term.
Beacon and Union lodges elected
officers at'their last session and have
called on until Monday, January 9,
when the following officers will be in
stalleds Beacon-Thomas ]. weIch,
noble grand: Charles c. Eckloff, vice
grand: James 3. Merritt. recording
secretary; Thomas r. Hellmuth, f.
nanciaI secretary; Robert B. Player.
treasureL Union-Spencer d. Smith,
noble grand; L. H. Orndorff, vice
grand: John O. Hammond, record
ing secretary: John H. NaIley, finan-
ciaI secretary Murdoch McPhee.
treasurer.
Encampments.
Chsef-Pa tFiareh-ArthuF A. Coates.
on Tuesday evening, will present his
reperI scor the year. which promises
to 10 one Of the most Interesting of
Mount Nebo Encampment for many
years In point Of activity and degree
work Election of officers will take
,place, and the membership, through
the Office Of Scribe Walter l. Rhoades,
Ia sheen urged to be present.
Cofumbian Encampment No. l, the
oldsst in the Jurisdiction. having
been chartered in 1888. will close a
SUCCESSFUL term Wednesday evening.
with election of officers, the con-
ferrtng of the patriarchal degree, and
receiving the report of the years
sctt3niss by Chief, Patriarch ]. H.
Wfndsor. Past Grand Representative
Frank D. Seffiert. local scribe, will
havscharge of the degree work.
Rehek.h Iodrs~
Assembly President Henrietta wer-
ner ms announced the following in
stalung officers: Della Eastlake, at
Esthef; Belle NJ. Carter, at Friend
shipi- Mary Mccarthy. at Fidelity;
Nettts Baurman, at Mount Pleasant:
Mar9on Geiman. at Miriam; Eva
Bodktn, at Ruth; Mabel Donaldson,
at Dofcas; Naomi Grinder, at Martha
Washington; Ermina Woodruff. at
NaoDi. 4
Naomi and Ruth lodges elected
ofneszs on Monday evening and cele-
braced the occasion with Christmas
parties. both lodges having a large
attsndance. These officers were
seleSsNd for the new term: Naomi
Emnia J. Shea, noble grand; Sarah
Malhski. vice grand: Alice 8. Thomas,
recording secretary. Mae F. Raitz,
financial secreatry; Emma 7. strobel'
Treasurer. Ruth-Lylia Bailey, noble
gNnds ELLEN NJ. Nessmith. vice grand;
AnntA NJ Coleman, recording secre-
taryssGerna Probst, financial secre-
taryS Belle NJ. Carter. treasurer. g.
President Henrietta Werner and
her.-cfficial line will pay an annual
visit TO Mount Pleasant Lodge on
Wsdnesday evening. Fourteenth and