The Washington herald., 1922-09-03
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR FELLOWS
DETROIT SESSIONS
Friendship Lodge, No. II,
Prepares to Observe
18th Anniversary.
Calendar.

Calendar.
nonday-Union No. is and Bea-
con No. Is. degree.
Tuesday-washingt No. s. de-
gree: Golden Rule No. 81, initiation:
: A nifty No. 81. business; Mount
Pleasant No. 20. second degree.
wednesday-Easte No. Z. Har-
mony No. .. degree; Friendship No.
IL and Covenant No. Is. sinitiation.
Thursday-Columbia No. 10. de-
gree: Salem No. 22 and Phoenix
No. 2s, business.
Friday-Centrai No. 1 and Me-
tropolis No. is, degree; Federal
City No. 20, entertainment.
saturday-Langdon No. rs. busi-
ness.
Patriarch. Militant.
saturday-Ca Washington
No. i, drill.
Eneampments.
Tuesday-Fred d. Stuart No. z,
patriarchal degree.
Rebekah Lodges.
Monday-Naomi No. l and Ruth
No. 9. called OF.
Tuesday-Fidelity. No. and
Friendship No. s, degree.
Thursday-Dorcas No. 4. business
and social
Visitors to the grand secretary's
ofice during the week included Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Pohlig, of Rich
mond. Va. who are on an automo-
I bile tour and will visit Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and several cities of
New Jersey before returning home.
Mr.. Pohlig is a past department
commander of the Patriarchs Mill
tant. and while here was enter
tanned by Col. and Mrs. VIM. j.
Rogers
Instituted October 3, 1912. Friend
ship Lodge. No. 12. will observe its
eiEhtieth anniversary with appro-
pirate exercises. for which purpose
Noble Grand Wynn has made sew
eraI committee assignments.
Following the session of Mount
Pleasant Lodge Tuesday evening
Chairman August Werner will con-
fer with his several subchairmen on
tickets for the dance-social to be
given on Tuesday night. September
10.
More than leo members attended
the last meeting of the general
committee on arrange ments for the
Detroit excursion, when pennants
canes. hats and neckties were dis
tributed and the official badges
were disposed of. Chairman George
B. Johnston announces that the va
rious subchairmen have submitted
final reports. and that the Wash
ington delegation which will at.
tend the ninety-eighth session OF
the Sovereign Grand Lodge will
leave Union Station at 1880 O'Clock
Saturday morning. September Is
The committee will hold a session
Tuesday evening this week on ac-
. count of the holiday, when all who
are Interested should be present
Among those who have presented
requests for reservations for the
Detroit excursion are: A. c. Adams
Florence Anderson. Ellie NJ Ander-
son. W. W. Bonini. s. E. Boyce, e
c. Blackman. A nnie S. Bullock, F
J. Baber, Gladys Baker. Rebecca A
Bowen, Moses Breselfelter. j. s
Brewer. Mrs. B. Beeds. E. c. Black.
man. F. ]. Buckley. ]. H. Cole, A
A. Coates. Ruth Craig. Bessie Craig
G.. l. Club. ]. B. NJ. Duvan. H
Darling. G. NJ Dodson. Lucille Da.
Wis. Miss Enterline, c. F. Fisher. G
E. Frazier. Kittie Gottlieb. Annie
L. Grigsby. W. ]. Gerber, ]. w
Harvelle. ]. A. Hall. w. ]. Higdon
Cora Holder. Ruth Helmuth. ]. L
Hart. David Israel. Z. T. Johnson
Martin Jarboe, r. B. johnson. H. l.
Lybrand. W. f. Lawson, Fritz Loef-
fier. a. A. Lowrie. Miss Jessie Mil
Ter. II. II Marshall. Bessie ]. Moore
Mary p. Mccarthy. Daisy Mccartney
A. Mickey, B. L. Morgan, Samuel
Madecy. Mrs. A. G. McChesney, G.
a Myers. +. X. Newcomb, A. H.
Noakes. q. W. Owen. jr., Mamie E.
Pearson. Mrs. Rocco. Rose Roskos-
Ky. S. G. Taylor. Leon Tucker, r.
A. Southworth. Lucy E. Shackel-
ford. w. ]. Stewart. Lillian Smith
Mrs. r. Sastie, David Stein, Emma
T. Strobel. a.. II. Struhman. Eva
Schlaich. Bert Speet. p. NJ. UIrich
NJ. F. Zepp. Joseph vorbeck. B. v
Walden. Isaac waterholter. Roscoe
Wines. J. n. Windsor. Henrietta
Werner. VI. S. Yost. Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Blackman. Mr.. and Mrs. ]
W. Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Beall. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Beck, Mr.
and Mrs L. W. Bennett. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. z. Chamberlain, Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Friedman. Mr.. and Mrs
q. T. Glossbrenner. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
NJ. Green. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harmon,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H Howard. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Herbert. Mr.. and Mrs. T. r.
Hellmuth, Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. John
stop, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kann. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank McNicol. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Ober. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM,
J. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Roy
Ston. Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Tying, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert v. Wolfe.
Patrfarchx Militant.
Following the drill of Canton
Washington, No. 1. last night in
the auditorium of /. o. o. F. Tenn
pie the officers and chevaliersy were
given words of encouragement by
|. Gen. f. w. Bradford and Col. VIM
j. Rogers. CAPITA H. Noakes and
Lieut.. G. F. Glossbrenner have COM
plsted details for the Detroit ses-
sion OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge
and the possibility of the canton
entering the drill competitions. The
final drill will take place mex,
Saturday evening. when all mem
bers will receive ANAL equipment.