The Washington herald., 1922-10-22
CALENDAR.
Loages.

aShees-OHiohs ~. IL stuiro 0e-
gree; Bsscon, No. Is, business.
Observation-Disclosures. No. 9; Ex-
cslsior. No. II, DEGREE; Golden Rule.
No. 81. third degrees; ,Amity. No. a..
business.
wsdnssday-Eastsrn. No. =. third
degree; Harmony No. .. dsgres;
, friendship. No. II. business; Cow
enant. No. ~. second degrees.
Thursday - Columbia, No. 10;
salem. No. 20. third degree; Phoe-
nix. No. 2s. business.
Friday-Central, No. 1; Metropo-
lie. No. 1s. degree; Federal City. No.
20. = night.
sa ay-Langdon. No. as. busi-
ness.
Patriarehs Militant.
saturday = canton-washington.
No. 1. drill.
Encanpments.
Monday-Mount Nsbo, No. Q.
royal purple degree; Fred u. STU
art. No. Z. fraternal visit.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. No. !. pa
triarchal degree,
Noble and Vice Grands' Association.
Monday-Lecture and exemplifca-
tion.
Rebekah Lodges.
+ konday-Esther, No. s. degree.
Tussday-Schuyler Colfax. No. 10,
degree.
wednesday-Nount Pleasant, No.
,. degree.
Thursday - Martha Washington.
No. ., social.
Visitors TO the grand secretary'I
office during the week included
Past Grand George s. Fitzgerald, Of
Ifnaks Lodge. No. l75, OF Green
Vile. Tenn. and Past Grand John
7. Haynes. of Patrick Henry Lodge.
No. ll6. Of Richmond. Va. Both
will remain in Washington during
the winter, the former located at
1903 NJ street northwest and the
latter at 1911 Thirteenth street
northwest.
Through the office Of Secretary
William p. Pumphrey, OF Central
Lodge, No. 1. g. reported the death
OF Past Grand William T. Lowe.
which occurred on Monday.
The executive committee In
charge OF srrang sments for enter
tanning the 1924 session of the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge. Of which Past
Grand Treasurer william T. CALI
her is chairman, held a conf srence
last Wednesday. when matters of
Importance were discussed and sew
eral details disposed of. Reports from
those lodges responding show sub
stantial contributions and that com
mittees are actively engaged in
support Of the movement. At a
meeting Of the committee call ID for
next Friday a finance committee
will be appointed and provision
made for speakers to visit the vari-
GUS subordinate and Rebekah
lodges. Other members present at
the conference were Grand Repre-
sentatives John H. Wood and Ern-
est w. Bradford. Past Grand
Charles w. Fits and Grand Secre-
tary Bert v. Wolfe.
Bowling Schedule Up.
The sch>dule In the odd Fellows
Bowling League for the week fol-
lows: Monday evening. Brightwood
VS.. Eastern; Tuesday. Federal City
VS.. Salem; Wednesday. Central VS..
Amity; Thursday. Washington VS..
Harmony; Friday, Golden Rule VS..
Covenant: Saturday. Fred d. Stuart
VS.. Mount Pleasant.
Past Grand Master Daniel r.
StansOury. chairman of the publicity
committee of the Northern Virginia
odd Fellows Association, which is to
hold its second annual meeting in
Alexandria on Tuesday. November
-. reports that arrangements are
assuming larger proportions than
were anticipated by the various sub
committees which have recently been
designated by President f. II. Allen.
grand marshall Of the Grand Lodge
of Virginia. Gov. Trinkle and Grand
Sire Eastin have been invited to be
present The association is composed
OF the following lodges: Potomac
No 3S and Ssrepta No. 46. OF Alex
andria; Accotink No. IS. OF Accotink.
Falls Church No. II. of Falls Church.
Arlington No. 1893, OF Clarendon;
Crescent No. 80. OF Lorton: r. z. Lee
No. 22l. OF Dumfries; Highland No.
252. OF independent Hill; Loudoun No.
26, of Leesburg. and Lovettsville No.
2l7, OF Lovettsville. Grand Repre-
sentative William L. Martin is
chairman Of the entertainment COM
mittee.
Encampments.
According to plans ana schedules
arranged early in the year the vari-
Gus encampments have concluded a
series of fraternal visits among the
subordinate lodges which. according
to announcement by Grand Patriarch
Guy F. Glossbrenner. have proved
entertaining and instructive for
those who were fortunate enough to
be present. Headed by Chief Patri-
arch Eta c. Royston and stan from
Fred d. Steuart Encampment No. Z.
a delegation will leave Twelfth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
est at o'clock tomorrow
evening to pay a traternal visit 10
- r.aCa.-.pment No. 6 at Alex
andria. where the patriarchal degree
will be exempllfied under direction
Of Director Robert A. Southworth.
The party will include several of the
Grand Lodge and Grand Encamp-
ment official line
Under direction OF Past Grand
Patriarch Samuel C. Taylor the most
-'"~ 6e~rr~ o: .ae patriarcnai
branch of Odd Fellowship will be
tVmo. row evening at
Mount Nebo Encompment No. 6. the
degree stan to be supported by Past
Grand Patriarche Samuel F. Frye
and Ernest W. Bradford. Of Fred d.
stuart Encampment No. Z. The
Royal Purple degree Is exemplified
only at stated periods during the
year and on such occasions attracts