Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-03
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The Grand Lodge OF Knights Of Pythias
will hold its forty-second annual convention
at Pythian Temple. beginning February III.
| The subordinate lodges have finished the
election of grand representatives, five from
each lodge, and the completed list is as fol-
| lows:
Franklin, No. 2.-George w. Ryan.
Claude H Woodward Charles H. Fletcher,
Thomas Adams. Edward Dunn P. s. c..
Mt Vernon, No. 5.-John M. Kline P. G.
c., Hugh B. Armstrong. Michael Wallace,
| G. F. Fuegel. H. P. Wiley.
Webster, No. I'D. E. wiber P. G. c.,
| M. A. Leese. J. Middleton &c. v. CO. E.
Saxton, F. V. Springman
Decatur, No 9.-Wells c. Harrell. H A.
Larrison, c. S. Lyons, E. w. Morcock, F.
A. Weber.
syracusians. No. 10.-Albert Kahlert ..
C. Childress, J. G. Mcqueen P. G. c.. G.
T. Mathews, L. B. Nye.
Calanthe. No lid. L. Burnett, c.
Hermione. No 12-H w. Boteler. s. H.
Gladmen, E. Tourney, Lee Mockbee, G.
s. Walmer.
Excelsior No. 14.-H. Coggins. ]. B. Con-
ner, H. ]. Gasson &c. K. r. and 81. ]. L.
Mech, w A Wilding.
Germania, 10. 10. G. Angerman, F.W
HeIbig. ST.. Fl. A. Nau. g. P. Pitt II.
Equal. No III. W. Hardeu q. e.
CO. Henning. A. Lauxman. J. II.
| Mitchell C. NJ. of Ed. J.. R: Haskins.
Harmony, No: 2l.-E, Lodge Hill, B. c.
McQuay, J. B. Railey. E. H. strans. VIM.
Union, No. o2-G. W. Haley E. C. gill.
ST. q. g; e.. ]. T. Clark R. A. Porter.
Capital, No. 24.-G w. Biuman (P. G. c.,
S. L. Gardner. w. T. Richardson. ]. F.
Skidmore julius Viedt.
munds Hugh Reid, Frank Robertson, NJ.
G.. Thompson.
Columbia, No. 2e.-s. Geovannette, w. NJ.
Hodges {P. G. CO, L. Murphy, B. Taranti-
no. H. Biddle died..
Superior No. 27.-Warren Coffin. G. 9.
Dennison. R. P. Evans. F. H. Hosford (P.
G. c.. Jacobus s. Jones.
Amaranth, No 2S.-W E. Bradley. w. r.
Carver, ]. r. 8. Dickens, j. NJ Harr, J. c.
Yost Up G. Co
]. H. Rathbone, No 29-D. N. Hoover. Jo-
seph Reilly, Fl. L. Thompson. L. H. Trout
man. J. A. Frank died.
Century, No. a0-E. F. Sedan, ]. L.
Holland, NJ. T. Pines, Jesse F. Grant, G.
Frank Day.
Orient Commandery. No 5, knights Tenn
plar, held a stated conclave Monday even
ing, January Is, at its asylum In Naval
Lodge Hall, on Capitol Hill The command
cry Will have its annual inspection at its
next conclave on Monday next. Eminent
Commander CawSon and Capt. Gen. Ed
ward H. Tompkins have issued a bright red
announcement of this forthcoming event
By this circular the sir knights of Orient
Commandery are ordered to assemble in
fatigue uniform and white gloves" at the
asylum of the commandery for the pur-
pose Of inspection. This will be the first
Of the quarterly inspections provided for
by the Grand Commandery of Knights
Templar.
Tn the Joet of6oiaI circular ne Eminent
Commander Fred s. Cawson of Orient Com
mandery he says: 1.-The large number of
sir knights present at our last conclavs
showed that interest in the affairs of the
conmandery Is not tagging. while many OF
those present respected the wish of the
commander by appearing In the uniform
ize how much they encourage the various
officers by attending the meetings and ac-
lively participating in the business trans
acted 1t would not be necessary to urge
them to attend Come out and help in
whatever capacity your assistance may be
required, and refrain from making an en-
gagement which will interfere with your
doing SO. Your presence viii make. our
meetings pleasant and profitable, and re-
dound to the benefit of the commandery.
Strive to do your part in making each sir
knight feel that it Is good to be at our con-
claves."
Friday at his suburban residence. Hickory
HILL Virginia, had been for num-
Der of years an active member OF sew
eral bodies Of the Masonic fraternity. He
had been for nearly thirty years a member
of Harmony Lodge, F. A. A. NJ. He was
raised in that lodge April ID, 1876. and
would have passed the thirtieth anniversary
Of his membership in about six weeks. He
took keen interest In all of the fraternai
organizations in which he held member
ship. Mr.. Darby was a brother of Rezin
w Darby OF West Washington. who is
past grand commander Of Knights Templar,
and has long been prominent in fraternai
circles
Capitol Royal Arch Chapter, No. IL, has
elected and installed officers for the current
year as follows Arthur r,n Ga ,. high priest priest,
scribe: A. K. Lind, secretary (re-eieeteD;
John A. Meyer. treasurer (re-elected: Will
liam r Richardson. G. H.: 9. F: Compton.
p s.; W. III. Gibson, r. A. c.: w. E. Holt,
master of third vail: c. II. Sawyer, mas
ter of second vail; w. w. Mcdonald, mas
ter of first vail; George Y. Hansell. SEN
tinel.
Columbia Commandery, No 2 Knights
Templar. had stated conclaye last even
ing The body passed upon three appiica-
tons for membership. Grand Commander
Bennett a. Allen and several of the Grand
Lodge officers were present
Crusade commandery, Knights Templar.
of Baltimore. Is to give charity ball on
Washingtons birthday to aid the Baltimore
Hospital for Consumptives. The occasion
will be rendered of particular interest to
Neutrality-suspicious. by the proposed participa-
ton OF the drill team of Columbia Conn
Ynandery of Washington. The Baltimore
Sun states that President Roosevelt has
been invited to attend. and Gov. Warfield
and Mayor Timanus will be on hand. Great
preparations are being made. and those
who attend will be treated to a rare sight,.
says the Sun. THE knights will be In full
dress uniform. Gov. Warfleld and his stair
are expected to attend In their uniforms.
and Col. Warsield and all OF the officers or
f4,s Il Is Rac7uaenf have zla<, b<ep fr3viffsd TO
be present In full reealia 10 add to these