The Washington herald., 1922-07-23
ODD FELLOWS PLAN
FOR DELEGATES TO
SOVEREIGN LODGE
Business Meetings and
Degrees on Calendar
for Coming Week.
CALENDAR.
subordinates.

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Harmony. No. 8. third degree;
Friendship, No. IL. and Covenant.
No. 13, business. -
degree; Salem, No. %. and Phoenix,
No. 2s. business.
Friday-Central, No. 1, and Fed
eral City, No. 20. rehearsal; Metrop-
oils. No. 16, third degree.
Saturday-Langdon. No. rs, busi-
ness.
Patriarchs Militant.
saturday-canton Washington.
No. l. dril and rehearsal.
Encampment,.
Monday-Mount Nebo, No. 6, in
stallation-
wednesday-Columbia. No. /. re-
hearsal.
Rebekah Lodges.
Monday-Esther, No. 5. social.
Wenesday-Mount Pleasant, No. o,
degree.
Thursday-Martha Washington.
No. 3, rehearsal.
Noble and Vice Grands' Association.
konday-Address by grand mas
ter.
subordinafes.
Visitors at the grand secretary's
ONCE during the week were George
L. Stevenson, Michigan Lodge. No.
l, Detroit. who with his family Is
on a return automobile trip from
Miami. Fla. Harry T. Brook. Ark
Lodge. No. SO, Pueblo, Colo, who is
making a tour Of the larger cities
OF the United States and Canada.
All sojourners report that every
jurisdiction visited is making ex-
tensive arrangements for the ses-
sion Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
at Detroit in September.
Secretary VIM. E. Clapp reports
that Covenant Lodge will discon-
tinue degree work until September
l. when the many candidates for
several degrees will be cared for.
Charles L. Mendel and stafr from
Mount Pleasant Lodge of1ciated at
the installation ceremonies of
Friendship Lodge at the last meet
ing when the following newly
elected officers were. inducted into
ONCE: Joseph F. Wynn, noble grand;
Emmett W. Cummings, vice grand;
Joe T. Allison, recording secretary;
Thomas c. Ba!sden. financial secre-
tary; Joseph B. Kincer. treasurer.
Following the usual and appro-
pirate remarks by the installing
officer and others from among the
large attendance. Noble Grand
Wynn stated briefly the policy he
would pursue and outlined the
course and objects of his term. at
the conclusion of which the enthusi-
operation on the part of his fellow
officers and the entire membership.
Refreshments were served.
The executive committee having
in charg arrangements for extend
Ing an invitation to the Sovereign
Grand Lodge to hold its session In
Washington in 1923 or 1924. and
through which all details are to be
directed should the invitation be
accepted, has decided that on ac-
count of the many conventions al
ready scheduled for 1923 that year
later will be proposed. 1t is esti-
mated that $25, 900 will be necessary
to entertain the more than 100000
visitors who will be in the city
during convention week. the juris-
d.ction Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge including every State in the
Union and several provinces or
Canada. The committee personnel
is Grand Master Harry L A ndresen,
chairman ex officio: VIM. T. CALI
her, chairman: Ernest W. Bradford.
vice chairman; Bert V. Wolfe, sec
retary; John H, Wood. and Charles
W. Fits. BY authority vested in
the committee, Chairman Galliher
is arranging for enlargement and
prominent members of the order ars
to be called together at an early
, date to be assigned as subchair-
men, dealing with tentative plans
the committee has outlined. Among
those to be invited to the confer
ence are Robert S. Downs. VIM. f.
GUIDE. VIM. H. Ernest. Charles 8.
Shreye, Thomas 8. Sergeon. Charles
E. Galliher, John l. Brown, Bloom
field H. Howard, Hubert Newsom.
VIM. w. Keck. Charles F Crane
Epsvid r. Lehman. VIM. H. Sardom.
NCharles d. Shackelford, Edward S.
/: schmid. John r. Wright. Simon
Bube, c. Dent Fogle, Ray L. Smith,
James E Cham erlain, VIM. ].
Eynon. Harry z. Mayer, Harry T.
Roche, Ebert Charity, Charles c.
Mothersead, James W. Witten, Rev.
Hugh T Stevenson, Orville s.
Swank, John T. Humphreys, Daniel
V. Chisholm, Howard G. Rambo,
Byron s. Adams. Adolph w. Siever-
Ming, Henry W. Weber. James H.
7 Crew, Joseph /. Porter. Fred A.
Norway; George z. Bedell. Anthony
Krauth, Robert Thompson. Henry
w. Tippett, Irving r. Schwinger,
Rush W. Conklin. Floyd E. Davis.
W. E. Mooney. Clarence I. Gessford,
Andrew d. Loffler. L. s. Savage,
Hon. VIM. E. Andrews. Henry II.
Burroughs. Frank NJ. Roller. Edwin
y. Swingle, VIM. G. Thomas. VIM.
u. WALES. F. Scott Avery, VIM. A.
Bennett, Edward s. Brashears, EN-
nett NJ. Carter. Robert e. Doyle,
L. whiting Estes. Paul F. Grove.
Charles E. Matthews. John Poole,
George c. Shaffer. Miles Taylor,
Delos W. Thayer, Dan c. Vaughan.
Harry c. Rand, and H S. Omohun-
,dro.
4 Encampments.
Tomorrow evening Grand Patri-
arch Guy r. Glossbrenner and off,
cIal line will install the officers Of
mount Nebo Encampment. No. s.
band on Wednesday evening he will
accompany the officers and members
Iof Fred D. Stuart Encampment on
a fraternal visit to Covenant Lodge.
iGeorgetown. The Grand Patriarch
us urging all encampments to estab-
lish a like custom during the sum-
liner months while degree work has
fbeen dispensed with.