The Washington herald., 1922-08-13
'0Dl FELLOWS HOPE
! FOR DISTRICT AS
I CONVENTION CITY
Local lodge Members
Push Plan for Sow
oissssoereign Session.
Calendar.
azaWnRe

ssArnss CALENDAR.
Mondsy-Union. No. II, degree;
Beacon. No. Is, business.
.Tuesday-washington, No. 6, Am
f& No. 81. Mount Pleasant No. 20.
deEress Golden Rule No. 81. re-
hearsaf.
Observation-Disclosures No. Z. Har-
monx No. ., degree; Friendship No.
12seeond degree: Covenant No. Is.
rehearsal.
Thursday-columbia No. 10. first
degree; Salem No. 90, second de-
gree; Phoenix No. IS, business.
Frfday-Central No. l, Metropolis
No. rs. degree; Federal City No. 20.
entertainment.
saturday-Langdon No. rs. busi-
ness. Brightwood No. 80. third de-
- Patr1arehs Militant.
Saturday - Canton Washington
No. I, drill.
Encampments.
Monday-Mount Nebo No. 8. re-
Z heafsal.
Tuesday-Masenenu. No. 4. re-
hearsal.
Noble. and Vice Grand Association.
Msnday-Address and exemplifi-
cation.
Rebekah Lodges.
Monday-Esther No. 5, social.
Tuesday-Fidelity No. Z. degree;
Friendship No. 8. degree.
Thursday-Dorcas No. 4, business
Friday-Miriam. No. s. business;
Sch Ysaer Colfsx No. 10. degree.
49, ss o. o. n. & p.
: Mondsy-Mithras sanctorum No.
10a-aAseers' meeting.
p1rsl
p. Visitors at the grand secretary's
ofic'during the week Included
\ Thomas W. Kenney, of Lafayette
Lodge. No IL. of watertown, Mass;
Noble Grand w. L. Bragg. of Ar
lington Lodge. No. 1913. of Claren-
\ don. Va, and Jay jenkins, of irv-
ing Park Lodge, No. 100. of Chi
cago,
Noble Grand Leaman. of Harmony
Lodge. No. .. has appointed a COM
mittee to plan a picnic for members
and their families. to be held in
Rock Creek Park on Labor Day.
The various membership team cap
tains are to make reports on Sep
tember 1. at which time degree
work will resume, under direction
OF Director Ernest woodworth.
The executive committee of the
Grand Lodge, of which Past Grano
Treasurer VIM. T. Galliher Is chair
man, is in receipt of information
from Federal City Lodge. No. 20.
that the amount apportioned In
supporting the 1924 session of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge will be
. oyersubscribed. and that the fol-
lowing committee has been ap-
nointed to have charge of receiving
pledges: Simeon y. Mallory,
Charles r. oliver. VIM. H. McCon-
nell. VIM. G. Lang and VIM: NJ
ZiegIer. Grand Representative John
n Wood of this lodge Is member
Of the executive committee and is
supporting the movement FEEDER
al CITY Lodge has the distinction OF
being the largest lodge in the tur-
isdjction and one of the first to al
WAYS support the demands OF the
Grand Lodge. Salem Lodge. No. 22,
meeting in Masonic Temple. Ana
costa, voices approval of the ac-
tion of the Grand Lodge in extend
ing the invitation to the Sovereign
Grand Lodge to mold the 1924 ses-
sion in Washington and its en-
couraGement to the movement IS
EXPRESSED with a definite pledge OF
the amount apportioned and will
come across at the appointed time
Announcement comes from FRIEND
shin Lodge, No. IL, that the move
ment will be supported by a SUD-
stantial amount.
Beginning tomorrow evening ana
every Monday thereafter the De-
oil
in TO. o. F. Temple. according to
announcement by the genera
chairman of the committee. Past
Grand George B. Johnston. Through
ne several subcommittee the fol-
Lowing reports have been approved:
Past Noble Grand Emma d. Wolfe.
| badreI3o0 specially designed
badges are being distributed and
5000 booster buttons have been or
dered. Grand Marshal James E.
ChamUFiain. parade and dress
uniform clothing has been pre-
cribed. including specil design cap
each to carry appropriate pennant.
A spe&al feature of the parade Will
n. sJJn9e SAM who is resident
Of ths$oldiers' Home and who Is
desiCnafed by the U. s. government
as tn epVriginal and official Uncle
sam" last Grand Charles w. Fits.
hotels lssaPresent-week details Will
conclu final arrangements with
wolverine Hotel MANAGEMENT for
the Is 5xho have placed orders Tor
reserv2ons From the time the
speciaE parlor-car train leaves
washtx ton at 7:30 o'clock on the
mornis0 of Saturday. September l6.
the eFfrtainment committee wlii
AFFORD amusement for every minute
of thEourney. The lawn party
schedraSd for wednesday evening
at G0sgia avenue and quincy
street Northwest will he in charge
of ChsSrnan BESSIE Bsber and the
s.vera9ss booths will be presided
over < members of the various
RebeksN lodges. Many attractions
Mil bSAafforded. including dancing
music " a band OF forty-five pieces
The proceeds will go toward plac-
ing n Kebekah float in the parade
Rearing the distinction of having
Assembled one of the most efficient
instali1E teams during the spring
,eriesHAst Grand william J. Broad
bent now in charge OF degree
work = Friendship Lodge No IL,
and tHeF many new features intro
duced .zre attracting the member
.hip sS-the Wednesday evening ses-
sions esPress Agent c. Dent Fogie
rsnortx that their noble grand,
JosepSF. wynne. displays real Vir-
rinfa epep' and that he is always
on tho