The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-02-26
MASTER ANDERSEN,
ODD FELLOW Head,
TO VISIT S LODGES
Busy Week Planned for
Various Groups in
District.
sUBoRDINATEs.

stnohDtNhN1ss $3.50
Me.ssy-UsIen. No. m. t.ItIsfie.I
Beacon. Ne. rs. degree.
Tuesdsy-wsshinEt No. Q. Ini-
tiatiesI ExeeIsier, No. NJ. businesst
Golden Rule. No. n, third deEreet
Anity, Ne. y. degree.
Wedsesdsy-Easter No. 2. Hsn-
meay, Ne. 0, Covenant. No. IL. t.t-
tiatioa, Frtesdnhtp. No. ~. degree.
Thsrsdsy-CalumbIa Ne. 10. ss-
iem- No. =. inItIatIosg PkeenIx. Ne.
-. degree.
Friday-CestrsI. No. 4. Metreps-
tn. No. Is, Federal city, No. %.
utilization.
ssturdsy-Ls,Edoa. No. -. se-
EreeG BriEhtwoed, No. 60. third se-
ENCAMPMENTs.
ho.dsy-Mount Nebs, Ne. G. -
PATRIARCHs MILITANT.
Saturday - Canton washinEten-
No. 4. drill.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Mesday-Estkef. Ne. 8. DEGREE.
Fridsy-Mirian, No. Q, school Of
Instruction.
ssbordtnstes.
Grand Master Andersen has sched-
uled the following unofhcial visits
during the week: Tomorrow even
ing, Beacon, No. Is: Tuesday. WASH
tngton, No. 6: Wednesday. Eastern.
No. Z: Thursday. Phoenix. No. IS.
Saturday. Canton Washington No.
1. He also announces these advance
committee chsirmen assignments:
Odd Fellows Home Excursion, July
20. Past Grand VIM. =. Dement,:
Detroit Movement. September Is.
Past Grand VIM. II. Ernest
Bowling circles will be enlivsr~h
this week with several leaiinC
teams crossing alleys. The sc,-ed-
ule is as follows: Tomorrow even
ing. Brentwood vs.. Federal cry:
Tuesday. Central vs.. Mount Pleas
ant; Wednesday. Salem VS.. Golden
Rule: Thursday. Beacon VS.. HRr-
mony: Friday. Eastern VS.. Amity-
Noble Grand Hugh Phillips an
nOunces an unusual program for
Brightwood Lodge on SATURDAY
evening when the degree star fror
Salem Lodge will eNemplify the
third degree. Many new features
are provided.
Rebekah Lodges.
The rummREe sale TO be held IN
I der the auspices Of the Rebeka a
Assembly on Thursday. Friday and
! Saturday evenings will be in charge
( OF Mrs. Annie NJ. Cole. II will he
located at lTl5ls Seventh street
northwest
The ladies 81 the Home Circle
i will give a dinner in the auditorium
of the temple on Thursday eveuin.;
| between the hours Of $50 and ga.
/ Arrangements will be in charge -
Mrs. Florence walters. The pro
| ceeds TO 20 for the benefit Of odi
Fellows Home.
Following a brief session at 'he
+ next meeting OF Naomi Lodge the
ways and means committee OF 'NH
I Rebekah Assembly will conduct A
| package party. concluding with the
! presentation OF q musical and lI--
/ ersry program and refreshnnenrs
Past President Ella V. Mallory -
general chairman.
President Henrietta Werner. &C
| companied by her suite. and Grand
Master Andersen and his corps -
| Officers. paid her annual visit %
1 Dorcas Lodge on Thursday evenir :
last. The president was presented
| with a cOrsage bouquet. after which
Warden {. Luella Gardner and Cor q
ductor Elsie Swain presented ;hs
officers OF the assembly and Ora nj
Lodge with flowers. The oricer-
were then examined and pronounced
perfect in their rendition OF the
work The president was then pre-
scented with a handsome travelling
bag by Past President Ella V. Ma,
Tory. after which Warden Gardner
presented a bouquet Of flowers 90
Ella V. Mallory. instructress OF ihs
lodge. Remarks were made by IN,
grand master. the deputy gran
master and Grand Representativ,
MILAN. Among the guests wer.
Past Presidents Annie L. GriSshy
Belle NJ. Carter. Mary D. Dement,
and Mollie E. Edmonston: Pas
Grand Masters James II. Crew am
Bert V. Wolfe. After the close o,
the lodge a musical program wa
rendered under direction OF Pas
Noble Grand Marguerite Ison. Al
the conclusion of which the mem
bers adjourned TO the banquet roou
where supper was served under di,
rection of Past Noble Grand Anne
NJ. Cole. The lodge will hold a
heart social at the home OF Nohls
Grand Effie Lohmsr on the eveninE
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