The Washington times., 1922-12-24
ODD FELLOWS LAY
GRAND LODGE PLANS
John Poole Chairman of r.
nance Committee for
Big Convention.
TO AID SHRINE CONCLAVE
Automobile Owners Asked to
Assist With Cars for
Visitors.
TO AID SHRINE coNcLAvE
Calendar.

Monuay-UnlOn NO. 10, beacon
No. Is. called off.
Observation-Disclosures No. 6,
Excelsior No! II. Golden Rule No.
II. Amity No. "a, election.
Wednesday-Eastern No. z. Har-
mony No. 8. Friendship No. IL,
: Covenant No. 13. election.
Thursday = Columbia No. 40,
election and third degree; Salem
NO. 22. Langdon No. rs, Phoenix
No. %, election.
Friday-Central No. 1. Metropolis
No. 16, election; Federal City No.
20, election and first degree.
Patriarchs Militant.
Saturday - Canton Washington
No. /, inspection and degree.
Encampments.
Tuesday-Mount Nebo No. 6.
Golden Rule degree.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. I.
visitation.
Noble and Vice Grands Assn.
Monday-Called off.
Rebekah Lodges.
Monday-Esther No. s, called off.
Tuesday Schuyler Colfax No. 10,
election n d social.
dn-sday-Mount Pleasant No.
D, election.
Thursday - Martha Washington
No. 3. election.
On account Of the holiday week
only two series will be rolled in the
Odd Fellows bowling league, that Of
Washington and Federal City on
Thursday and Eastern and Amity
on Friday.
At a recent meeting of the execu-
tive committee, Chairman William
+. Gailiher presiding, plans were
presented and various names con-
sidered for chairmen of the several
committees which will have in
charge details for entertaining the
Sovereign Grand Lodge. which will
meet in Washington In September,
1924. John Poole, president of the
Federal American National Bank,
has accepted chairmanship of the
finance committee.
Chairman Charles w. Fits pre-
scented for approval the following
members of the publicity commit.
tee: Guy F. Glossbrenner. Simeon
N. Mallory, James H. Dohy, Grand
Warden Wilfred e. Lawson and Ed
win Callow. e'>' r.
mobile owners will be requested to
conclave when 1t meets here in
1923. ..t
The committee also adopted a uni.
form index card system in connec-
tion with canvassing the member
ship and furnishing stickers for
mailing purposes. Other members
of the executive. committee are
Grand Master Harry L. Andersen,
ex officio, Grand Representative
John II. Wood and Ernest w.
Bradford and Grand Secretary Bert
v. Wolfe.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
The following officers have been
elected by Canton Washington No.
1: Guy r. Glossbrenner, captain;
Robert A. Southworth. lieutenant;
George B. Johnston, ensign; Roscoe
Wines. clerk. Fred r. Waterholter,
accountant. The annual inspection
will take place next Saturday night,
followed by comforting the degree.
On account of tomorrow being a
holiday Mount Nebo Encampment
No. 6 will meet on Tuesday eve
ming. when the golden rule degree
will be exemplified.
The last of the fall visitations
will occur on Wednesday evening,
when Grand Patriarch Guy F..
Glassbrenner and his official line
will appear at Columbian Encamp-
ment No. /, it being the home
encampment Of the grand patriarch.
Grand Master Harry L. Andersen
and several of his officers will be
present. A program of entertain
ment has been arranged for the
occasion, and all members of the
patriarchal branch are invited to
be present.
Following the visitation at
Magenenu Encampment No. 4 last
Tuesday evening a banquet was
served, Scribe Roscoe Jenkins act.
lng as toastmaster.
Following election Of officers at
schuyler Colfax Lodge No. 10 on
Tuesday evening there will be an
open meeting, when members Of
Friendship and Covenant subortii-
nate lodges, accompanied by their
families and friends, will be enter
tained with musical and literary
program in charge Of Hattie NJ
Sparshot. Refreshments will be
served. Noble Grand Marguerite
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