The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-12
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Enterpriss Lodge held a session OF
more than ordinary merit Thursday even
ing for Grand Prelate James Charnlsy
aud Grand Guard George L. Fish were
among the visitors Ths rank OF knight
was given one esquire, after which shors
but Interesting addressts were made bv
the grand officers, Past Chancellors Will
liam b. McQuitty, William Brown, Prs
late Edward herrick, Master OF Exoh' quer
Robert Lueeston md others. lhs most
pleasant event of the evening was the
presentation of a handsome meef schauin
pire to Past Chancellor William =. Nc
Guilty.. tre presentation speech being
made by the keeper of recoris and seal of
the lodge on behalf Of the members. lhe
recipient after he had recovered his COM
posursN responded In manner ttat
showed that he Was pleescd and tarpy.
IL was thu intention OF What Cheer
Lodge to cor fer the rank OF rage upon
ttree cat didates Monday evening. but rs
two Of the three wtr5 members OF the Ira
depai tmsnt and were called to the
Browneli a. Fisld tire, thers was no WORK.
They will. however. unless ttero should
be fire, Lrefent then selves for the de-
gree Monday evening.
Elmwood L1dgs held an open meeting in
their new lodge room Wednesday even
Ing, when was attended bv up wards OF
$50 persons. Addrsssss OF an instructi va
and interesting character were msdo by
Grand chancellor Frcd Il. PhilIiI Granl
Vice Chancellor John L. Purkes, Grand
Master at Arms Robert j. CleRg, Past
Grand Chancellor Lsvi 5. Winchester.
Pnst Chancellors Reuben X. BIBis Jo-
seph O. Anthony, Il. Henry Bowen.
Charles II. Cadv ard others. During the
evening light lunch was served. Chan
elior Commander Frank Anderson pre-
sided.
At the meeting of the executive
board Of the Grana lodge held Mord' "
evening. Supreme Represent tative Chan las
A. l. % Was made n mNitt y TO arrange
for an oI on meeting 10 b. ieli vndcr the
nrsoioes Of tho Rranu ID "a In III " aid
TO have Supreme Chancellor lhilp L.
Coigrove, wno viii ba i'm tho Eastern
statos IT that time adHr 81 the meeting.
It. Gsorge Lo Toe Will Id an Uyen M ct
ing In Joprnnl hell Wedne sday svsnirg.
Pythias Lo 'ge wi holi nn olon meet
In IN u short tins.
fal sta. lodge held short session
TUESDAY evening when tte lady friends
rf the 10 fge took rossessinu OF the lcdge
room. Jhe l4dies hat Siih h tenn plenty
of coed things to eat, 'aaa the members
bad ] st as good apretites. Whist " the
lentra Gf ultra itiau aftsr the ''f ed. F"
Oriental Ladys hell % successful social
wednesday evening.
Gmnd Chontellor Frdsrick II. Phlllirs
tas II ale he follow ip9 app1iut,Lents
as LtpLty Gr1rO CDGDtti sOrs:
Joseph o. Anthony fcr Palestine and Rhode
Island lodges.
c. oss lodges.
lodges
dence lodges.
D.
eansot' lodges.
lodges.
Elisha A. Simmons for Ivanhce and America
lod ;ps
Caarles NJ. Hurst for -. Elmo and Howard
lodges.
j. Frederick Haller II. D.. for Sterling and
Abral am Lincoln lodg :.
PITT s. Bliven for Perseverance, and Her.
man lodges.
E hram =. whiting for Eur, la and Charles
L. Chiekoriug lodges.
Hcrhcst X. Clewley for Elmwood and st.
Johns lodges
Charlss W. hunt for Pythias and smitho-
nian lod-es.
James W. Hicks for st. George and Enter
prise lodges.
Geor-c Blackwell for Riverside and Burn.
sice lodges.
Charl A. Lee for Bowen and Canonchet
lodges.
Augustus u. Davis for Redwood and colum.
bus lodges
The following committees have also been
Gpmnted:
Law-J. Irving DAVIS, George G. Gates and
A. Il. Glnddlng.
Gre !eutisls and returns-A. J.. Batchelder
William A. Wilson and Ezbon Stay lor.
Finnhce-A -Alfrel K. G dy. Frederick ID. Bur
dick IN Ryt,n J. Ste imam.
sta'e of the orior-Iohn v. Bowen, 8. T..
RGer and james u .Brayton.
p.inting-Do glas X. Johns,one, William A.
Wilson and Jrlinn r. Clos.
rciit Ors--A. ID. Roberts. Loren O. Andrew
and Ju.o' h Newman.
sApps ala FRANK .. Wehoskey. Lewis s. Win
chestsr and waiter scott.
Unfln -" business -Adns T. Howe. Thomas
Trib- anu Charles r. Berry.
Jossps ID. Carpenter, colonel Of the