The Washington herald., 1921-07-31
Subordinate Lodges.


gree; Langdon, No. rs, social.
Tuesday-Washingto No. s, and
Golden Rule, No. 81, initiatory de-
Mount Pleasant, No. 20. first de-
gree.
wednesday-Easte No. Z. third
degree; Harmony, No. 3. Friend
ship. No. IL. and Covenant, No. 13
initiatory degree.
Thursday-Columbia No. 10. ini-
tiatory degree; Salem, No. %. third
degree: Phoenix. No. 2s, social.
Friday-Central, No. /. Metropolis
No. Is, and Federal City, No. 90
social.
Saturday-Brightw No. 80. en-
tertainment
Encampments.
Monday-Fred d. Stuart. No. T.
social.
Patriarchs Militant.
Saturday-Canton Washington
No. /. degree.
Rebekah Lodges.
Monday-Naomi. No. l, and Ruth
No. 2. social.
Tuesday-Friendshi No. 8, de-
NO- 9, SOCldl.
Thursday-Dorcas. No. 4, social
Friday-Miriam. No. s, degree.
Chairman Charles w. Fits. in
charge of the "On to Toronto"
movement, reports that committee
meetings are we'll attended, repre-
sentatives from every branch of the
order being in attendance, and that
present indications will assure the
1000 delegation which will leave
for the convention city about the
middle of September. The journey
to the session of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge will be featured by
several side trips, including Buffalo
and Niagara Falls. Not only is the
Toronto movement attracting much
attention. but the Mountain Lake
Park and Pen-Mar reunions as well
are calendared for the August &C.
tivities. The dates of each. re.
spectively, are August 4 and IL
At Mountain Lake Park the celebra'
tion will include the jurisdictions OF
Grand Masters c. N. Coffman (W
Va.), Albert n. Dick CPa). anc
Saul Praeger (Md.), Grand Master
Wolfe also having accepted an in.
vitation to be present. The Pen
Mar reunion will be represented BY
one more jurisdiction, that of Nir.
| ginia, and from present indication,
this year the District of Columbis
will have a delegation of more thar
400
Tomorrow evening Union Lodge
will exemplify the third degree
Beacon the initiatory, while Lang,
don will present a program of en-
tertainment. Noble Grand William
c. Heidler, of No. Is, has introduced
a popular and progressive move.
ment in his lodge by assigning one
meeting night in the month to gen.
eral instruction and discussions or
law, under direction of Grand In
structor Lewis w. Bennett. Crane
Master Wolfe has officially approved
the movement and commends high
ly the action on the part of the
noble grand.
Columbia Lodge begins the month
of August with the initiatory de-
gree. and Salem the third.
All lodges meeting on Friday
have dispensed with degree work
uuTtHB the HOHth VI aug usA. CcC-
retary William P. Pumphrey an.
nounces that extensive plans are in
negotiation for a joint excursion to
Rebekah Lodge joining in with
| Central.
Brightwood. the baby" lodge oi
the jurisdiction, will meet in regu'
lar session Saturday evening, wher
important business matters will bt
the regular order, including a re-
port from the bylaws committee.
Encampments.
Through the office of Crane
Scribe Edward l.. Dunn comes the
announcement that Grand Patriarch
William w. Adams wiz discontinue
his unofficial visits during thu
month of August. and that in tho
early fall the annual visitation:
will be scheduled.
Routine business is scheduled fol
Fred D. Stuart Encampment, No. Z
on tomorrow evening. degree worl
having been dispensed with for thu
month, although rehearsals ar
being held by the degree staff.
Canton Washington, No. /. will
meet in regular session Saturday
evening. at which time importan
business will be transacted. candi'
dates elected. and the degree con
ferred.
| Rebekah Lodges.
| Assembly President HeDriett;
Werner, through her secretary, ha
appointed representatives in the va
rious subordinates for the purpos
of working out plans. for the larg'
delegation that will attend the an
nual session of the Association o
Rebehak Assemblies which con
venes at Toronto at the same tim
the Sovereign Grand Lodge meets
They are as follows: Emma I
Strobel, Naomi, No. 1; Ethel Fow
| Ter. Ruth, No. 2; Mollie +. Edmon
ston, Martha Washington. No 3
Eva Schlaich, Dorcas, No. A; Lesli
b. Messick, Esther, No. 5; ]. S. Muir
ray, Miriam, No. s: Mae Cooper. Fl
deity, No. z: Esther NJ. England
Friendship. No. 8; Eva May Bushey
Mount Pleasant, No 8.
Dorcas Lodge will devote its ses
sions to matters pertaining to re
l organization of the degree stan
Past President Lillian w. Wilson, o
Oklahoma. was an interested spec
| fatnr ~ the last session Ma rio