The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-30
FRIENDSHIP LODGE
TO SHARE HONORS
OF OFFICIAL VISIT
Editor of Maryland Odd
Fellow, w. b. Anglin,
Accepts Invitation.
sassrdinates.

Auesoay-Washingt No. 8, nrst
degree; Golden Rule. No. 81, initia-
tions Amity, No. ~. second degree;
Mount Pleasant. No. 20, second and
tnlrd degrees
Neutrality-suspicious. No. Z. and
covenant, No. Is. initiation; Har-
mony. No. 9, rehearsal; Friendship.
NO. IL, visitation.
Thursday-CoIumbia No. 10, en-
tertainment; Salem. No ~. initia-
ton; Phoenix. No. as irst degree.
Friday-Central. No. 1. and Fed
eral City, No. 20. Initiation; Metro
polls. No. Is. business.
saturday-Brightwood. No. 30.
visitation.
Patrtarch. Militant.
saturday-Canton Washington.
No. 1, degree.
Rebekah Lodges
Tuesday-Fidelity, No. Z, vista
uon; Friendship, No. 8, social.
Thursday-Dorcas, No. 4, degree.
Friday-Miriam, No. 6, visitation.
~ subOrdinates-
The fall series Of oficial visits
by Grand Master Wolfe will begin
this week. Friendship Lodge. s22
Twentieth street northwest, to
share first honors. on Wednesday
evening. Hon. w. H. Anglin. editor
OF the Maryland Odd Fellow and
an active member of the grand
lodge in our sister Jurisdiction, has
accepted an invitation to be pres
ent- On Saturday evening the an
nual visit will occur at Bright
wood Lodge, Colorado and Georgia
avenues. This being the baby lodge
stof the District and its first oppor-
tunity to receive the grand onicers,
a program of unusual Importance
IL scheduled. Hon. Frank Crowther,
member OF Congress and a Past
Grand Master. has accepted an in
vitation to be present
The unceasing activity among the
ladies who regularly attend the
bowling games each evtning Is an
assured success for the league and
has developed into q friendly con-
test as to which team shares most
applause and encouragement. Sew
erai of the leaders are experiencing
q close racs, the feature for the cur
rent week being the games be-
tween Federal City and Beacon
The weeks schedule: Tomorrow
evening, Harmony W. Central:
Tuesday, Eastern W. Salem; Wed
nesday, BrIghtwood VS.. Amity;
Thursday. Federal City vs. Beacon:
Friday, Golden Rule VS.. Mount
Pleasant
Columbia Lodg will meet prompt
ly at 1880 Thursday evening and
following q brief session will join
their families and friends In the
auditorium Of the Temple where q
program OF music, entertainment,
Refreshments, and dancing will take
place. The occasion will be ladies'
night. custom which this
lodge has maintained for several
years. Noble Grand Willard F.
Zepp has made the usual commit
tee assignment and includes Samuel
nc. Taylor, Arthur A Coates and
Charles Lockhead. Action has been
/ taken by the lodge. for placing In
J the library an oil painting OF the
Nate Past Grand Master Thomas W.
EFowler.
The committee appointed TO take
preliminary steps toward the De-
troit movement at its last meeting
elected VIM. H. Ernest. chairman;
Thomas c. Mettler secretary; VIM.
]. Rogers treasurer; George B.
Johnston and John l. Russell, exc
cutIye. The first action of the
committee Will be to AFFECT q
booster club In each subordinate
lodge, and to this end success Is
apparent A schedule of vista
tions Is being arranged, on which
occasions all members Of the COM
mittee will attend.
Grand Master Wolfe, accom-
panied by several members OF the
Jurisdiction, paid Oriole Lodge,
Hyattsville, a fraternal visit on
THURSDAY evening. Like visits will
b. paid Forest Lodge, Forestville,
ana Loyalty Lodge, Capital Heights;
also Falls Church Lodge CVa.) In
the near future. The Grand Master
and Mrs. Wolfe were guests last
evening at a joint celebration of
odd Fellows and Rebekahs at
Hyattsville.
rev, DR.. Ellis p. Frye, noble
~rand Of Metropolis Lodge, has ap-
nointed Past Grand Robert H.
Zisr chairman Of q committee which
yviIl have to do with fall activities.
Ds4e has also requested Secretary
FRED L. Harris TO reorganize the
Zobo Band which has in former
wears proved an asset not only to
d the lodge but to the jurisdiction, It's
seryfces having extended into Mary
land and virginia At the meeting
FRIDAY evening "reminiscences OF the
toronto trip will be extolled by the
Noble Grand and Vice Grand Elmer
CummLA. Treasurer Ebert Char
Ity will present something OF inter
est on the occasion.
Degree Director Ernest Wood
worth announces uniformed re-
hsarsai for Wednesday evening at
Harmony Lodge In response to in
.tTuctors that q large class Is pro-
accent for Advancement. Noble
Grand George F. Avery, comment
ing recently on the progress of his
lodge and the various activities on
m. fall schedule, referred to par
ticuiar honors which had been be-
slowed on the past grand masters.
william W. MILAN Is at present
serving his sixth term as grand
representative to the Sovereign
Grand Lodge. Edward L. Dunn, To-
cal secretary for fourteen terms, Is
also serving his tenth year as grand
scribe Of the Grand Encampment.
Thomas ]. Gates, local treasurer for
seven terms, is also prominent in
Masonic circles.
- Pafrfarchs Militant.
The regular cantonment OF Can
ton Washington No. 1, will occur on
saturday evening in I. o. o. F.
temple and the degree will be con-
frrred. Through the once Of Clerk
samuel z. Boyce, Capt. Harry c.
Iybrand has issued q special call
for this meeting. uniformed and
otherwise Con William ]. Rogers,
a member of the committee on the
Detroit movement, will address the
chevaliers and urge the local cam
TON TO indorse the movement