Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-06
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V. Denunzio: inner guard. C. Marucci; outer
guard, X. Matera; master at work, j. Codf-
renzi.
At the regular meeting of Washington
Lodge, No. q. /. o. o. F., Tuesday evening.
the following named officers were installed
into office by Past Grand Master John H.
Wood. assisted by other members of the
l. o. Q. F.: N. e., William ]. Hope; V. G.,
Scott Trammell; r. S.. j. T. Allison; F. s..
Thomas P. Maitland; treas, George A.
Martin; war. George A. Weldon; cond.,
G., E. w. Dawson; r 8. S.. John Webster;
[. s. s., Emil Krulish; R. S. N. G., Slas
III. Cutting; l.. s. N. G., w. B. Coppersmith;
R g. V. G.. Ray L. Smith; L. s. v. G.,
William Jardine, and chap. John M. Glib
son. This was notable occasion for Wash
ington Lodge, it was the first time in
many years that a full set of officers-elect
were present on installation night. The in
stallatlon charges were delivered in a very
impressive manner.
Potomac Commandery, No. 3, knights
Templar. held stated conclave on Wednes-
day evening, at which the order of the Red
Cross was conferred. feature of the
evening was the presentation of a certificate
of honorary membership to Past Grand
Commander William 7. Galliher. The lat
ter, who is a member of De Molay Mounted
Commandery, No. 4, has been for several
years inspector general of the Grand Com
very popular official
In his current official circular Eminent
Commander Charles 7. Lindsey of Potomac
Commandery felicitates his comma RIery
and himself on joys of the holiday season
as follows: THE Christmas meeting of the
Commandery at the asylum was a very
pleasant gathering. The attendance was
good, and the spirit manifested was fine.
Though your eminent commander was alb
sent spending the Christmas with his aged
father and mother. Macgregor was at the
ored generalissimo. Lem Towers. IT.. who
never fails to do the proper thing in the
proper way At our last conclave We well
ccmed Eminent Commander King Of Old
Cochran Of Old Dominion, who accompanied
him. They expressed themselves as well
pleased with the work. the orders Of the
Temple and Malta. We shall be glad to
nent commander has had a delightful Christ
mas season. He is well. The members of
his immediate family are we'll. His friends.
for the most part. are enjoying life. His
country is prosperous, his commandery in
q healthy condition. For him raven
croaks but perched above his Office door
OF glad and a thankful heart, he extends
to you the Yuletde greetings and wishes as
the old year lies a-dying,' that the bells
of the new may ring in for you peace and
health and happiness"
Orient Commandery, No. g. knights
Templar, held the two hundred and twen-
tieth stated conclave Of it's history on New
Year night. The evening was given over
to routine business and mutual congratu-
lations by the membership on the success
full year of the youngest comDlandery. EN-
inent Commander Fred. S. Cawson has is
sued a handsome green circular announc
ing special conclave for next Thursday
evening. In this circular he says: May
this be happy New Year to you and
your loved ones in the home circle, and
fha Nf al Ha
safed to you and them We regret our alb
sence from the Christmas observance
but hear with great pleasure many COM
pliments to Sir knight Mehn for the etti-
Gent manner in which he conducted tho
ceremonies of the day"
The circular also announces the death
of Sir Knight George Thorn, knighted jan
uary II, 1896, and died December g. 1905
devoted to the comforting of the order of
the Red Cross.
Ascalon Temple, No 81, D. o. K. K, will
hold a business session Monday evening.
This temple is now in prosperous circum-
stances and one Of the best in the imperial
domain. The present royal vizier is Past
Grand Chancellor Thomas A Bynum, and
the secretary is A. ]. David
The Nation. Ill, Journal has the fol-
lowing account of the funeral of the late
Pinkney w. Smith, who was prominent in
militia: Funeral services were held over
the remains of the late Pinckney Smith at
the Congregational Church at o'clock Sun
day afternoon were largely attended both
by Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows,
both from Nation and Charleston, to
which orders the deceased belonged, and
by relatives and friends. Rev. Naboth Os-
borne delivered touching sermon. AT the
church the remains were taken in charge
by the local lodges of Odd Fellows and
knights of Pythias. three members of each
the body was inf..red. services were con-
Quoted by the Dad Fellows, assisted by the
Knights of Pythias. AS the remains were
lowed into the grave Capt. c. E. Swigart,
ington, had taps sounded and sweet and
clear the clarion notes of the military re-
QUEEN foated over the city of the dead
Union. last evening held it's regular,
meeting at Oppenheimer Hall, 514 9th
street northwest, when the following off,
GERS We're installed by Friend Hendler,
other officers of the cabinet: H. c. Knapp
president: G. G. Seibold, vice president;
r. w Kerr, ex-president: F. w. Gardner
Rankin. financial secretary: Darwin
Weaver, treasurer; F. C. Campbell, chap
lain: L. F. Randolph. usher: w. T. Hearst
sse s and p O. Patterson
and l.. 7. Randolph, trustees; r. W. Kerr,
delegate to the cabinet and w. T. Hearst
delegate to the Immediate Relief Asso-
citation. Jesse B. K. Lee, president of Nc
Kinley Council, made an address on fra
ternal insurance, followed by Charles II
Hendler, l.. F. Randolph James A. Healey
J. d. Biddis. after which all partoot of
refreshments. There were speeches
stories, etc. from the visiting members
or the cabinet after cigars had been
passed.
Washington Camp. No. 11,4s4, Modern
Woodmen of America. will have a public
installation of officers on January IL at
their camp hall. 425 G street northwest.
The other camps of the city and the royal
neighbors have been asked to Join In the
installation. A musical and literary en-
tertainment will be given, and refresh
ments will be served.
Syracusians Lodge, No. 10, knights of
Pythlas, has Installed the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year. Dr. G. Frank
Day acting as deputy grand chancellor
The officers elected are as follows: Chan
cellor commander, Bernhard Endres; vice
chancellor, Milton Smelling; prelate. Thomas
Kuhnert; master of work, William KeinIe:
keeper of records and seal, 8. NJ Pearson;
master OF finance, c. w. Banks; master of
excheQuer, Albert Kahlert; inner guard b.
+. De Alley; outer guard, L. B. Nye: mas
ter at arms, Edward Henshaw; trustees
j. II. Bradbury, ]. @. MCQUEEN and Albert