The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-07-09
ODD FELLOWS PLAN
MANY DEGREES FOR
WEEKS MEETINGS
District Lodges Are An
ticipating no Let-up
During Summer.
CALENDAR.
SubOrdinnten.
Monday-Union. No. II; Beaco


Monday-Union. No. IL; Beacon,
No. Is. business.
Tuesday : Washington. No. 8:
Golden Rule. No. 81; Amity, No. "a.
installation: Excelsior, No. II. de-
gree.
wednesday-Easter No. 7; Har-
mony. No. Q. first degree: Friendship.
No. IL. business: Convenant, No. Is.
Thursday-Columbia. No. 10, FIRST
degree; Metropolis. No. 16. Initiation;
Federal City. No. 20. rehearsal.
Saturday-Langdon, No. 2e, bust
ness: Brightwood. No. 80 second de-
gree.
Patrfarchs Militant.
STANDARDIZATION Washington, No.
/. drill.
Eneanpments.
Monday-Mount Nebo. No. .. In.
stallation.
Observation-Disclosures. No. /. in
stallation.
Noble and Vice Grands' Association.
Acknowledgements business and
instruction.
Rebekah Lodges.
Monday-Esther. No. 5, installa-
ton.
wednesday-Mount Pleasant. No.
Thursday - Martha Washington
No. 3, installation.
A recent announcement by Grand
Master Harry L. Andersen. and one
which will receive cooperation
throughout the Jurisdiction, is an ar
rangement whereby all news for the
fraternal press will be handled
through the office of Grand Secre-
tary Wolfe. seventh floor. I. o. o. r.
Temple. To insure publication. copy
must be in by Wednesday noon.
Oficial channels announce these
deaths during current week: Wilton
Harvey. OF Langdon Lodge, No. 2e
and president of Odd Fellows Hons
Association: Samuel NJ. Keller. OF
Central Lodge, No. 1.
With the installation schedule
| about complete. regardless of the
| approach of the summer months
with few exceptions lodges are to
continue degree work.
Virginia hospitality was again In
evidence at Falls Church Lodge on
last Thursday evening. when thu
newly elected officers were installed
by District Deputy Eugene c. Doyle
and suite. Grand Secretary Wolfe
| and Past Grand Charles w. Fits
were invited guests. The same In
vitation is extended for Tuesday
evening. when the officers of Ar
lington Lodge, Clarendon. will be-
installed.
The following installations have
been reported to the grand secre-
tary's office: Union Lodge. No. IL
PAST grand Walter S. Norway. install
ling officer-Lycurgus H. Orndorn,
noble grand; Henry w. Ffcken, vice
grand; John o. Hammond. recording
secretary; Justin NJ. Green, financial
secretary; Murdoch McPhee, treas
urer Columbia Lodge. No. 10. pas
grand Wilfred E. Lawson, installing
offIcer-Arthus A. Coates. nobl'
grand; James H. Solt, vice grand
Erwin ]. Davis, recording secretary
Guy F. Glossbrenner. financial secre
tary: Samuel G. Taylor. treasurer
Federal City Lodge. No. 20, pas
grand c: Dent Fogle. installing ofh
cer-Clayton C. Warner. noble grand
Albert H. Smith, vice grand: S. \
Mallory. recording secretary: Edward
l.. Weber. financial secretary; Charles
h. Pyle, treasurer.
The current number Of Odd Eel
lows Bulletin, published at St Paul
Mimi, gives an interesting accoun
of an address before the Grand Lodg
by Past Grand Edward c. Grumley
Of Columbia Lodge. No. 10, who i
enjoying his usual annual tour o
the Northwest.
Grand Master Andersen announce
| ho nrizn. heel
secured for the athletic and enter
tainment events at the Home Elk
I-cursion to Chesapeake Beach OF
Thursday, July 20. The program
will consist of events in the morn
ing for the Riddles and younge
| children. in the afternoon for tn
young and older folks, and contest
at the pavilion for all after p. m
The General Detroit Committee
will hold a meeting tomorrow eve
ming In the Temple and George B
| Johnston. chairman, urges promp
1 attendance of all representatives
Important matters will be presented
which will prove Of exceptional in
terest. At the last meeting of tn
committee. unanimous action wa
taken on the report of Charles W
Fits, chairman of the Hotels Com
| mittee, making Hotel Wolverine tn
headquarters for the Washington
delegation. This hotel is one of tn
newest and largest and is With
two blocks of the Statler Hote
headquarters of the Sovereig
Grand Lodge. Arrangements hav
been completed to take care Q
those who attend. all of whom ar
expected to send their names to tn
general committee or to Past Gran
Fits. A complete list of the Wash
ington delegation must be trans
mitted to the hotel managemer
early in August, in order that prop
err assignments can be made.
Secretaries S. N. Mallory (No. 20
and H. C. r. Bohnke (No. 2D re
port that degree work is to b
suspended until September 1, whe
large classes for initiation ar
scheduled. Both lodges closed tn
term with fiattering reports.
1t Is the intention Of the gran
master to attend as many installa
ton ceremonies as possible, the fol
lowing being credited: Saturday q
Langdon. No. 26. Monday at Unto
No. 1. and Wednesday at the joir
ceremony of Eastern No. and Han
mony No. 9. On each occasion h
addressed the lodge.
Elmer Cummings, president of tn
Noble and Vice Grands A ssociatiol
| nj hv his family 10 or