The Washington herald., 1922-11-14
FIVEBRASSBAllD
MPARADE TODAY
AT ALEXANDRIA
Gov. Trinkle Will Attend
Odd Fellows Con-
vention.
ELKS PAID VISIT
District Deputy Bell Guest Of
Lodge - Judge Smith
Opens Court.
THE HERALD BUREAU.

IA. 9. Doniphan.
7as King street.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. Nov. 13s-Five
brass bands will be in the parade
to be given at 2:S0 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon by the Northern Virginia
Odd Fellows Association on the oc-
easion of their second annual meet
ing in Alexandria. Gov. E. Lee
Trinkle. the grand lodge officers.
and other distinguished guests will
attend.
Gov. Trinkle and other guests will
arrive at noon and will have lunch
con at the Hotel Rammel at 1880
o'clock.
Following the parade a public
meeting will be held in the In
gomar Theater at AIS O'Clock. E. H.
Allen. president of the association.
will preside Rev. Edgar Carpen-
ter will pronounce Invocation and
the Introductory address will be de-
livered by Rev. Z. V. REGISTER. d.
d. J. Randall Cation will deliver an
address of welcome on behalf of
q
be: r. e. knight. president of the
Chamber of Commerce: f. H. Allen.
Gov. Trinkle. II. ii. Harlow. deputy
grand master OF Odd Fellows in Vir-
Ginia, who will speak in the alb
sence of the grand master, Rev. DR..
John Lee Allison: Saul Praeger.
past grand master CT Odd Fellows
in Maryland, and benedictIon by
Rev. Robert Browne
Tomorrow night class of 800
candidates Will be initiated at the
lngomar Theater. The first. second
and third degrees will be conferred
by Arlington Lodge, Accotink Lodge
and Falls Church Lodge, respec-
lively.
The Rebekahs will receive the Wis
itOrs at odd Fellows Hall and at
night both Liberty and Samaritan
Rebekah lodges will confer degree
work, the first named at Odd Fell
lows Hall and the second at its hall
over the Alexandria National Bank
Building.
y committee from the Chamber
of Commerce named to welcome the
sisitors. includes: L. German Ridgely.
chairman: J. William May. Dr. T..
Is. Cochran. Walter c. Drury, WILL
lam l.. RammeI. c. C. Batcheller and
Edgar warfield. jr
Judge Howard w. Smith. recently
appointed judge OF the Corporation
Court to fll the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Judge Robinson
MOncure. today opened the Novem-
her term of that court. When he
arrived he found on his desk a big
h.4sL g OF
drIa Far Association, and also a
bouquet from Commonwealth At
tornev W. i. WOoIls. Attorney J.
Randall Cation made a speech of
presentation.
Andrew Bell. district deputy grand
exalted ruler of the Elks of Vir-
Ginia. tonight paid an official visit
to Alexandria Lodge. No. i5S. Fif-
teen candidates were initiated A
social session followed
Rev Eugene r. Jackson ID. D.,
pastor Of the First Baptist Church.
left tonight for Newport News to
attend the opening of the Baptist
General Association of Virginia
which COnvenes tomorrow morning.
He will preach the opening sermon
and Will extend the association an
invitation to meet in Alexandria
next year. Others from the First
Baptist Church who will attend, are:
Judge e. l.. \iCOl. VI. p. Pitts. J. NJ
Cornell. wife and son. and Mrs. J.
"a Mansfield.
Mrs. Maud VI. simpson. wife OF
Cariin L. Sinps n. died last night at
her residence. 21I wilkes street. The
funcra! VIII be held at = o'clock on
"Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
dencr. Pew. ID. II. Martin. pastor of
Trinity VI. T.. Church, officiating
The Ladies' Sewing and Mite So
cIety of st. PauI's Episcopal Church
will hold their annual autumn sale
November 80 from . to ) o'clock in
the parish hail.