Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
ODD FELLOWS.

year. This chapter resumes meetings
In September.
| ODD FELLOWS.
Arrangements are being made for
| the home excursion, which will be
held to Chesapeake Beach July Is.
Grand Conductor Elmer Cummings
announces there will be various races
and an entertainment. Prizes will be
offered to the winners Of the races.
| The Odd Fellows field day will be
held in the American League Base
Ball Park August IA. Past Grand
meetings Of his committee and a gen.
eral program has been arranged
There will be athletic races, special
drills by drill teams of the subord-
mate lodges and drill by the Re-
bekahs Following the general events
there will be base ball game.
| Grand Master Henry w. Tippett.
accompanied by his grand officers and
the general membership. paid Airing
ton Lodge. No. 1913, in Clarendon, Va,
q fraternal visit last Tuesday. The
Washington Odd Fellows Band rem.
dered special selections.
Distinguished members of the order
were present, among whom were the
new grand master of Virginia. Ed
mund Fl. Allen, and deputy grand mas
| ter, John r. Wright of Roanoke, both
| of whom delivered addresses. Past
Grand Eugene Doyle, and at present
grand conductor Of the Grand Lodge
| Of Virginia. extended a welcome in be-
half of Arlington Lodge, No. 193
Among the grand officers present from
Washington were DIR. Henry w. Tip.
petit, grand master; J. Burton Ringer.
$500 u e<1Ax,
| marshal Elmer Commings. grand
conductor; John r. Dent, grand chap.
| lain; Harry L. Andersen, grand secre-
tary; Walter s. Norway, grand guard
ian; John Fl. Wood, past grand mas.
ter and grand representative. Ad-
dresses were also made by Grand
Master Tippett, Grand Warden J..
Burton Ringer, Grand Marshal Zepp.
Vice President Thomas OHalloran
| and Frank Davis.
Ofictal installations for the new
term beginning July will be held in
all the subordinate lodges beginning
lations will take place: Past Grand
Alexander Soloman of Covenant
Lodge, No. 10, will install the officers
of Central Lodge, No. /, Friday eve
ming; Past Grand Milton S. Fall of
Langdon Lodge. No. 20. will install
the officers Of Washington Lodge, No.
s. July s; Past Grand George c. Nash
Of Columbia Lodge. No. 10. will in.
| stall the officers Of Eastern Lodge.
No. Z. July Z: Past Grand Edward II.
Holkamp Of Central Lodge. No. 1,
will install the officers of Harmony
Lodge. No. 9, July Z: Past Grand
Ernest L. Loving Of Metropolis Lodge.
No. is, will install the officers of Co
Tel
Grand ]. Milton johnson Of Friend.
ship Lodge. No. IL, will install the
officers OF Union Lodge. No II, July
II; Past Grand Clark w. Teates of
Salem Lodge, No. 20, will install the
officers of Friendship Lodge, No. 10.
July Z: Past Grand Isidor Lipov of
Excelsior Lodge. No. II, will install
the officers of Covenant Lodge, No.
10. July Z; Past Grand George F.
Avery OF Harmony Lodge. No. 9, will
install the officers Of Beacon Lodge,
No. Is. July II: Past Grand Percy c.
Elicit of Amity Lodge. No. 81, will
install the officers of Metropolis
Lodge. No. IS. July ?: Past Grand
George c. Pfrimmer of Golden Rule
Lodge, No. 16. will install the officers
OF Brightwood Lodge. No 80, July 2;
Past Grand Michael E. Murray of
Federal City Lodge, No. 2, will install
the officers Of Phoenix Lodge. No. %.
July i: Past Grand j. p. NJ. Duvall of
Eastern Lodge. No. z. will install the
oncers of Amity Lodge, No. 81, July
8; Past Grand Amos Barnett Of Wash
ington Lodge, No. s, will install the
officers Of Langdon Lodge. No 26,
July 2: Past Grand Edward II. Hol.
kamp of Central Lodge, No. |. will
install the officers of Salem Lodge. No.
%, July /; Past Grand William NJ.
Cowell of Brightwood Lodge, No. 80.
will install the officers Of Golden Rule
Lodge, No. 81, July 6, and Past Grand
justin NJ. Green of Union Lodge. No.
II. will install the officers of Federal
City Lodge. No. 20. July 1.
A booster meeting was held in the.
temple Thursday evening relative to
the tr1-State welcome to the grand
sire which will be held September rs
In TINS city. Grand officers from the
jurisdictions of Maryland and Virginia.
headed by Grand Masters Charles B.
Schone and Edmund n. Allen. respec
lively. and accompa MED by large dele.
cations of their members of each in.
f!solction, were present in addition to
all the members of the general com.
mlttee OF this Jurisdiction and the
grand master and grand officers of the
District of Columbia. A large parade
VIII be held on Pennsylvania avenue
1olloWed by a reception and ball at the
Washington Auditorium.
Covenant Lodge. No. 10, held its
elghty-third anniversary last Wednes-
oay evening. The entertainment con-
sisted OF selections given by Miss
feldman and Master Feldman.
violin solo was also rendered bv
Master Harry Levine, accompanied bv
Prof. Huerta. Addresses were made
oy grand representatives Past Grand
Master w. w. MILAN and Past Grand
Master John II. Wood, Grand Master
Henry w. Tippett, Deputy Grand
Master Lemuel Fl. Windsor and Grand
Secretary Harry L. Andersen. Re.
freshments were served.
The degree team of Canton Wash.
lngton, under command of Mai. Will
nam ii. Ernest. has been rehearsing
for the past several weeks with Col.
w. j. Rogers, Capt. Humphrey and
capt: Noakes taking the leading part
IN the Patriarchs Militant degree
Plans have been completed to take the
team to Baltimore for the purpose Of
paying Campden Canton, No. 6, a fra.
ternal visit and at the same time CON.
fer the above degrees.
Federal City Lodge met June ~
and nominations for officers for the
ensuing term were made. A commit
tee consisting of William Zeieler
Charles E. Pyle and c. S. Kaiser was
appointed to take care of the program
and athletic events for the excursion
to Marshall Hall on Saturday, July a.
The lodge elected the following Off.
GERS Friday evening: W. r. Mccall
noble grand; w. e. Eddy, vice grand:
Charles E. Pyle, treasurer; G.. g
wilson. recording secretary, and
Edward L. Weber financial secretary
c. s. Kaiser. outgoing noble grand
submitted his report.
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