The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
FEDERAL CITY
LODCEL. 0. OF. TO
HOLD INITIATION
Delegates to Grand Lodge
Sessions Leave for
Detroit.
Lodges.

Golden Rule, No. Il, second degree;
Amity.. No. 81, business.
Wednesday-Easte stern. No. Z, Har-
mony. No. .. degree; Friendship. No.
IL, Covenant, No. 13. second degree.
Thursday = Columbia, No. 10.
second degree; Salem, No. %,
Phoenix, No. 2S. business.
Friday-Central. No. !, second de-
gree; Metropolis, No. 16, third de-
gree; Federal City. No. 20, initia-
tion.
saturday-Langdon, No. IS. busi-
ness.
Encampments.
Monday-Fred D. Stuart, No. T.,
Golden Rule degree.
Tuesday-Magenenu No. 4, Patri-
archal degree.
Rebekah Lodges.
Monday-Noami. No. /, and Ruth.
No. 2. business and social.
Tuesday-Fidelity. No. Z, and
Friendship, No. 8, business and So
cial.
Thursday-Dorcas, No. 4. busi-
ness and social.
Visitors to the grand secretary's
ONCE during the week included
Frank Rose, Rhode Island Lodge.
No. IL, of Newport. r. l.; Mrs.
Frances Spence and Miss Grace
Lavery, Emma Rebekah Lodge, No.
II. of Newport, r. l.: Col" George
B. Jones, Patrick Henry Lodge. No.
l16. of Richmond, Va; James c..
Philip. Wilmerding Lodge, No. 1867,
of Wilmerding, Pa: Miss Marie
Philip. John De. Berry, grand secre-
tary OF the Grand Lodge of North
Carolina.
Through courtesy of the Sunday
fraternal columns the indulgence
of the many subscribers is re-
quested for absence of news on
next Sunday on account of the
press agent being absent from the
city in attendance at the session OF
the Sovereign Grand Lodge at
Detroit.
The general relief committee was
reorganized during the past week
with these officers: President,
Elmer L. Price. of Salem Lodge.
No. %; vice president. John D. Nell
son, of Washington Lodge, No. o:
secretarytreasurer. Bert V. Wolfe.
of Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. 30.
Others present were John D. Bowen,
of Eastern Lodge, No. Z: John D..
Yoakley, OF Columbia Lodge, No.
10; Lewis w. Bennett, of Beacon
Lodge. No. Is; william G. Lang. of
Federal City Lodge. No. 20: John
Mccarthy. of Golden Rule Lodge,
No. 81.
Federal City Lodge will resume
degree work next Friday evening
when the initiatory degree will be
conferrd on a large class of candi-
dates. The following schedule of
work has been adopted: First
meeting. first degree: scond meet
ing. second degree: third meeting,
third degree: fourth meeting. initia-
tory degree. The fifth Friday OF
each month will be devoted to en-
tertainment, rehearsal or other pro-
gram. 1t is planned to have a short
address by a prominent odd Fellow
at the conterring of each degree.
The plans for the dance to be given
on October 4 in the auditorium OF
the I. o. o. +. Temple are practical
ly completed.
With large streamers bearing the
slogan. From the White House to
Detroit" the special parlor car
train left Union Station at 1870
o'clock yesterday morning with the
more than 200 delegates to attend
| the ninety eighth session of the
| Sovereign Grand Lodge. which con-
venes tomc>row at headquarters in
the Statler Hotel. The train was
personally conducted by City Pas
senger Agent James p. NJ. Duvall,
OF Eastern Lodge, No. Z, Grand
Master Harry l.. Andersen and
General Chairman George r. John
ston having in charge program
OF entertainment en- route. Each
delegate was equipped with uni
form badges. pennants, and wear
ing apparel. including specially ar
ranged sonCsters for the occasion.
Through special arrangements by
members of Mount Pleasant Lodge.
No. 90. George w. Campbell. author
lied Uncle Sam" will accompany
the Washington delegation and
participate in tho parade. Among
| those in the delegation will in
clude James c. Philip, Miss Marie
Philip. A. II. Noakes, Wash Brad
burn, w. Fl. Bonini. W. J. Rogers
and wife, William Tying and wife.
Miss Bessie Moore. Miss Kitty Gott-
lieb, Mrs. Laura a. Lennon. Mrs.
Emma Hempler, Mrs. Ruth l..
Glasscocke. Miss Mary Mccarthy.
Miss Daisy Mccarthy. Miss Annie
S. Bullock, Miss W. Pierce. William
n E.rnest. Mrs. N. NJ. DellirGer.
Miss G. Mattingly. c. F. Fisher, II.
c. Strohman. G. T. Gregory. Martha
A. Jarboe. Florence \. David, q.
L. Clubb. NJ. G. Yost. ]. f. Cham
berlain and wife. Miss Ruth Craig
NJ
]. l.. Hart. II. w. Lynn. II. c. Ly-
brand. Alexander McKie and wife.
T.. A. McNichol and wife. Miss Mar
garet McCutchen, Z. c. Royston ana
wife. Miss Eva Schlaich. Fred l..
Volland and wife. Roscoe Wines,
Charles Beall and wife. Harry l.
Andersen. T. J. Kelly, Miss Mildred
Kelly, Raymond Kelly, J. l.. White
side, A. A. Lowrie. w. L. Lawson,
Ethel V. Fowler: Edward oliver
H. ]. Norris. Miss L. Langworthy.
Miss Lucille Davis. Miss +. l.. An
derson. Mrs. l.. L. b. McChesney.
Michael Bret1folder. -. E. Pyle,
George b. Johnston and wife, Guy
+. Flossbrenner and wife. Miss
Jessie Miller. NJ. ]. Ober and wife,
]. H. Windsor. B. b. Walden, Mrs.
Annie L. Grigsby. Miss Emma T.
Strobel. Miss f. NJ. Allen, Miss
Mabel Stout, r. H. Howard and
wife. Miss Annie f. Pearson, G. A..
Meyer. l.. S. Kann and wife, John
7. Brown. E. c. Blackman and wife.
F. j.. Buckley. J. w. Baker and
wife, Miss Gratis Baker and Mrs
Esther Schloss.
Rebekah Lodges.
Mrs. Alice s. Thomas. vice pres