The Washington herald., 1922-08-27
ODD FELLOWSLAY
PLANS TO ATTEND
DETROIT SESSIONS
Special Meeting of Dele
gates Called for To
morrow.
Calendar.

Amity No. ~, degree; Golden Rule
No. II. rehearsal
wednesday-Eastern No. z. Har-
mony No. . and Covenant No. Is.
degree: Friendship No. IL. instruc-
tion and entertainment.
Thursday-Columbia No. 10. third
oegree; Salem No. %. social: Phoe-
nix No. Is. business.
Friday-Central No. and Me-
tropolis No. '1s. degree: Federal
City No. 20. entertainment.
saturday-Langdon No. Is. busl-
ness; Brightwood No. 80. initiation.
Patriarchs Militant.
Saturday - Canton Washington
No. 1, important business and drill.
Eacampments.
Monday-Columbian No. 1. re-
hearsal.
Rebekah Lodges
Monday-Esther No. 5. degree.
Friday-Miriam No. 6. degree.
Noble and Vice Grands Association.
. Observation-Disclosures
Visitors to the grand secretary's
ONCE during the week were Henry
q. Roth, of Old Point Lodge. No.
IA. of Phoebus. Va; Robert NJ.
Geddis, of Belleville Lodge. No. 1877,
of Belleville, N. Y, and Past Grand
Patriarch Frank F. Conway. of
Alabama.
Tne many friends of Past Grand
Fred A. Norway, of Golden Rule
Lodge, No. Il. join in sympathy in
the death of his wife. which oc-
Cured on Friday last and who was
buried in the Odd Fellows plat at
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. The fun
eral services took place on Monday,
Grand Chaplain Hugh T. stevenson
oficiating. Past Grand George q.
Stewart, of Harmony Lodge. No. ..
passed away on the 18th. the fu-
neral services being conducted by
the lodge on Monday. interment in
Congressional Cemetery. Mr.. Stew
art served his lodge as financial
secretary for thirty-two years and
had been an employe at the Navy
Yard for hfty-three years.
The series of social-dance even
ings to be inaugurated by Mount
Pleasant Lodge. No. 70. with the
second meeting night In September
promise to be enjoyable affairs, ac-
cording to announcement by Au-
gust Werner, chairman OF the COM
mittee, and will continue on the
third Tuesday evening OF eacn
month until April. Chairman Wer-
ner adds that there will be dance
music for young and old, the latter
all
dances
The picnic held last week by
Friendship Lodge, No. IL. at Upton
Hill Farm, Va. was attended by
NOR. than 50 per cent Of the mem
bership. a feature of the occasion
being an old-time basket dinner in
IN. afternoon. The contests in
cluded foot races. gum-drop race,
shoe race. candy-kiss race. and
coin pitching, with the following
winners: Misses Wynn, Kincer,
Deaton, Kelly, and Mills. Mrs. Da-
vies and Messrs. Kronfeld, Wynn,
Fozle and Lampe. The judges were
VIM. A. Greer, Joe T. Allison and
Joseph B. Kincer. A baseball game
between the single and married
men resulted in favor of the latter.
and was featured by the star play
ing Of VIM. A. Greer, Joseph F.
Wynn, Thomas c. Baisden, c. Brown
Lampe, Charles z. Morgan and
Charlie. Dent Fogle. Arrangements
for the outing were in charge of c.
Brown Lampe. Edward H. McCra-
hon and H. Elmer Grimm.
Chairman George 3. Johnston has
issued a call for a mass meeting to-
morrow evening in the auditorium
annex, at which time all members
and their friends who are to ac-
company the Washington delega-
tion to attend the ninety-eighth
session OF the Sovereign Grand
Lodge will receive important In
formation regarding the trip and
hear reports Of the several subcom-
rnittees. James p. NJ. Duvall, city
Messenger agent of the Baltimore q
Ohio, and who Is to accompany the
delegation, will be present and as
sist Thomas ]. Kelly. of the COM
mittee on transportation. in the ar
ranEements for tickets: James e.
Chamberlain, Of the committee on
parade. will issue official pennants,
hats, and neckties; Charles w. Fits,
of the committee on hotels, Will
complete all arrangements for hotel
accommodations, and Past Noble
Grand Emma d. Wolfe. of the COM
nittee on badges. will distribute
the offcial badges. At the last
meeting of the general committee
IL was decided to have the Re-
behaks appear in the great steel
pageant on a large float. the dome
Of tn. Capitol Building to be the
outstanding feature, around which
all members dressed in white are to
he appropriately arranged. The ap-
pearance Of the float was MADE
possible by funds provided from
lawn party recently given under d.
rection of Past Noble Grand Bessie
Baber. Indications are that 300
will be in the delegation. which
leaves Union Station. over the b. &
o. on Saturday morning. Septem-
ber is, at 1880 o'clock. Several ap-
propriate songs have been PROVIDED
by the committee for entertainment
on the trip and on arrival at Do
troit. and the committee in charge
OF train accommodations announces
many features while en- route.
Patrfarchs Militant.
That Canton Washington. No. 1.
Patriarchs Militant. will attend .he
ninety-eighth session of the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge at Detroit next
month and appear In the great
street pageant was definitely de-
cided at q special meeting Of the
Canton Tuesday evening. More
than seventy-five chevaliers at
tended. Capt. Alfred II. Noakes
and Lieut.. Guy r. Glossbrenner al
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