The Washington herald., 1922-07-16
pDD FELLOWS PLAN
ARRANGEMENTS OF
DETROIT SESSION
}. C. Members Confer on
Details of Annual
Meeting.
CALENDAIG
subordinates.

eon No. is, business.
Tuesday-Washing Nc. 6. de-
gree: Golden Rule No. Il ami Amity
no. 81. business: Mount Pleasant
No. 20. first degree.
Wednesday-Easte No. Z and
Harmony No. 3. second degree;
FriendshipsNo. ~. business. Cove
nan. No. 13. initiation.
Thursday-Columbia No. 10. Sec
ond degree; Salem No. % and Phoe-
nix No. %. business.
Friday-Central No. /, business:
Metropolis No. is. first and second
degrees; Federal City No. 20, re-
hearsaL
saturday-Langdon No. 20. busi-
ness.
Pafriarehs Militant.
Saturday-Canton Washington
No. 1. drill.
Encampments.
Monday-Fred d. Stuart No. T.
Golden Rule degree.
Tuesday-Magenenu No. 4. busi-
ness.
Rebekah Lodges.
Monday-Naomi No. l and Ruth
No. .. business.
Tuesday-Fidelity No. and
Friendship No. s. installation.
Thursday-Dorcas No. 4. business.
Friday-Miriam No. 6. business:
Schuyler ColfaN No. 10. degree.
Subordinates
Visitors at the grand secretary's
office during the week were Grand
1 Secretary Fred \. Rogers. Lansing.
Mich. and Past Grand Master Har-
~ l.. Mcneil. Pawpaw. Mich. With
their wives they are enjoying a
cross-country automobile trip. Har-
vey r. SwetIand. return trip from
Quincy. Fla. to Springfield. Mass.
who is a member Of De Soto Lodge
No. 155 and a world war veteran.
Charles o. Schroeder of Rising
sun Lodge No. 531. Cicero. Ill.
The general Detroit committee
held an enthusiastic meeting last
Monday evening. a majority of the
representatives being present.
Chairman George II. Johnston re-
Ceived reports from the various sub
rhairmen. the hotels committee re-
porting that more than one hum
drcd names had already been
banded in and that the assignments
10 rooms at our headquarters in De-
allotment Of rooms being limited at
the Wolverine Hotel. it is urged
that all names be sent in as soon
as possible. Sister Ethel Fowler
presented to the committee for dis
rosaI for the purpose of raising
funds a solid silver four-piece
service set. She was appropriately
ref"Enizcd for her gift. 4 special
a
purpose Of holding a lawn party in
, the near future. the proceeds from
which will go into the funds of
he Detroit Club.
Complete installations reported
through the grand secretary's office
include: Central No. 1-E. II.
Holkamp, noble grand: Julius y.
Rnufier. vice grand: VIM. p Pum-
phrey. recording secretary; John
Nessey. financial secretary: VIM. II.
Ernest. treasurer. Eastern No. 7
VIM. r McDuffie. noble grand: Shri-
vor W. King. vice grand: Walter I.
Rhoades. recording secretary: Har-
ry l.. Andersen. financial secretary;
- VIM. J. Rich. treasurer. Covenant
No. 13-H. T. Wood. noble grand: :
sterling Chamberlain. vice grand: +:
V III T. ' ldpN- TfthTutus secretary
James F.. Chamberlain. financial
secretary: Edgar G. Blackman,
treasurer Eeacon No. 15-Charles
- Eckloff, noble grand: VIM. r.
Moler. vice grand: Raymond b.
PLACER. recording secretary: ThCm-
as r. Hellmuth. financial secertarr:
Robert g. Mrttler. treasurer. Gold
en Rule. No. 2l-C- \ Rice. noble
grand: z. T. Erockman. vice grand +;
r. &. r. Enhnke. recording secre-
tary. =. +. BARTLETT. financial secre-
tiry: J. II. crew. treasurer Salem
No. s2-Johu Mcdonald. noble
grand: Joseph q. Herbert. vice
grand: e W. Tcates. recording sec
Z retary; Frank l.. Earnshaw. finan-
ciaI secretary: W. IT. Nash. treas
ure-. Phoenix No. 2S-OIner G. In
gels. noble grand; l. W. Woodard.
vice Grand: Thomas W. Ingeis. re-
I COrdinE secretary; Lewis MiIbourn.
financial secretary: \. \ Strauss,
treasurer
Thursday will he the day that
all members OF the order and their
friends will journey to Chesapeake
Beach. il being the ninth annual
excursion Preparations have been
completed for the event. and it is
said that there will he something
doing every minute. The proceeds
will go to the odd Fellows Home in
Georgetown. More than one hun
dred valuable prizes have been Sc
cured for the many athletic and
entertainment events. which VIII be
held continuously from the time
the 10 o'clock train arrives until
the p. IN. train leaves on the re-
turn trip. There viii he races "a
lore Tor ~" v"Iu.. 7ud t'r did
70 IS estimated that tho. prizes in
value total 500. The 10 O'Clock
train will be the souvenir tram
in which souvenirs will BE distrib-
uted ii all children. Programs con-
Vrning the events OF the day will
he handed to all on board Grand
Master Andersen. who has person.
ally arranged for the races and
prizes. has appointed a special COM
mittee to handle the events and all
2 races and events will he run OF
. promptly The following members
Will he the officials of the day.
Grand Master Andersen, chairman
eN-ofhcio. Judges-Millard +. Zepp.
samuel @. Taylor. VIM. NJ. Ziegler.
clark W. Teates and Robert 4.
Southworth. Chief clerks of course
Albert E. Butler. Robert H. Zier,
lnEemand o. Lund. Chief starters
Alexander McKie and d. ]. Rocca.
Announcer. f. Lawrence Phillips.
Rebekah Lodges.
From the office of Assembly Pres
5dent Emma J. S. Murray comes the
warm-weather edict that although
fnany activities are centered on the