The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-05
BASEBALL LEAGUE
PLANNED FOR ODD
FELLOWS IN CITY
Grand Master Harry L
Andersen to Complete
Details This Week.

or8A.atc LD4kc2-
y Monday-Union No. IL. nrst de-
tree; Beacon No. is. degree.
Tuesday-washingto No. 6, AM
ity No. 81. Mount Pleasant No. -,
dsgree; Golden Rule No. 81. initia-
ton
Wednesday-Eastern No. Z, Har-
mony- No. .. Friendship No. II,
Covenant No. IL. first degree.
Thursday-CoIumbia No. 10. salem
No. y. hrst degree; Phoenix No. Is.
degree.
Friday-csntrai No. /. Metropoli,
No. Is. Federal City No. 20. nrsI
iegree. \
saturday-LAnsdon No. IS. de-
gree.
Monday-Fred D. Stuart No. I.
segree,
wednesday-coiumbian No. /, de.
gree.
Patriarchs Militant.
Saturday - Canton Washington
No. !. drill.
Noble and Vice Grand.' As.oeiatien.
NATURALIZATION of officers and
instruction.
Rebekah Lodges.
Monday-Naomi No. ]. package
party and social; Ruth No. 2. de-
Gree.
Puesday-Fidelity 40. 7, bust
ness; Friendship No. 8. degree and
social.
wednesny-Mount Pleasant No
.. business.
Thursday = Martha Washington
No. ., degree.
Subordinate Lodges.
Grand Master Harry l. Andersen
will meet with the Noble and Vice
Grands' Association tomorrow even
ing at which time election Of OIL
GERS, will be held and plans dis
cussed for jurisdictional activities.
among them being the baseball
league, the annual banquet and
lodge work generally. The unofi-
'eial visits for the week are Wash
ingfon Lodge on Tuesday evening
and Columbian Encampment on
wedneSiay. The grand master has
accepted an invitation to visit
Arlington Lodge at Clarendon, Va.
on Friday evening.
The spring series Of annual Wis
ftations of the grand master are as
follows: Friday. March II, Federal
City No. 20; Tuesday, March 81.
Washington No. s; Monday. March
~. Beacon No. Is; Saturday. April
l. Langdon No. IS: Thursday, April
9, Phoenix No. IS: Tuesday, April
II. Golden Rule No. 81; wednesday.
April 10, Harmony No. o: Friday.
April 81, Central No. i, and Metro
polls No. 1s Goint).
Funeral services for Tyler B.
Lawler. a former street railway
employe who was slain by a bandit
on the morning Of the goth. were
conducted by Golden Rule Lodge at
: the family residence. 1885 Morse
street northeast. after which the
remains were taken to Manassas,
Va, for burial. where church serv-
tees were attended by many former
friends and Odd Fellows. Mr..
Lawler was also a member OF
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge No.
.. Among those in the delegation
from washington who accompanied
the party TO the Virginia city were
Noble Grand and Mrs l.. c. Digges,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Bender
Hubert c. r. Bohnke. c. E. Bart
lett. w. J. Higdon. ]. W. Lindsay.
p. r and c. L. Mattingly, w. II.
Macarthur, Charles Beall. NJ. c. LET
fer, l.. r. Conner, T. r. Corden'
william J. Rogers. George M
Mshlrrberg. X. Crosman. i. Abram-
son and Messrs. Hardesty. Craw-
ford and Pullman.
Bowling schedule for the week
includes: Tomorrow evening, Cen
trail VS.. Eastern; Tuesday, Federsi
city vs. Salem; Wednesday, Amity
vs.. Mount Pleasant; Thursday. Bea-
con vs.. Golden Rule; Frioay'
Through the office Of the grand
master the one hundred and third
anniversary proclamation has been
promulgated. the occasion to be
observed on Wednesday, April 26.
Religious services will be held Al
Bethany Baptist Church, Second
street and Rhode Island avenue
northwest, on Sunday evening,
March -, the grand chaplain, Rev.
Hugh T. Stevenson, pastor.
Noble Grand Wilson and degree
staf of Federal City Lodge will
confer the second degree at Airing
ton Lodge. Clarendon, Va, on Tues
Day evening. when IT Is expected
that several of the Grand Lodge
oricers of both jurisdictions will be
present A general invitation is
extended the membership, who VIII
be assured of that hospitality
which the virginia Odd Fellows ex-
tend on such occasions.
The auditorium OF Odd Fellows
Temple was taxed to its capacity
on Thursday evening last, when the
members of Columbia Lodge and
their families and friends paid
tribute to the memory of the late
Past Grand Master Thomas w.
Fowler. Following a formal well
come by william W. Adams, chair
man Of the committee. the Rev.
a Nicholson made the principal
euIoxistic address, reviewing tho
late members activity in Wesley
Chapel N. E. Church. Respondins
on behalf of the lodge, Edward c.
0rumley paid a beautiful fraternai
tribute, concluding by removing
large United States nag from the
portrait and presenting ii to the
lodge. the chairman OF the COM
mfttee responding. Others present.
ing tributes included Grand Master
ANDERSEN. Past Grand Master E. w.
Bradford and Past Grand Treasurer
william T. Galliher. The Mursurgie
Quartet rendered appropriate music.
So Rebekah Lodges.
q Following a brief session Of
Naomi Lodge tomorrow evening
Mrs. Ella ". Mallory, chairman Of
,sthe ways and means COMMITTEES OF
the Rebekah Assembly, will be IL
charge OF o package party. the pro-
ceeds Of which will be turned int
the treasury Of the assembly.
program viii be presented, con-