Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-31

of the fair.
The following committee appointments
have been announced:
Executive commttee-E. w Bradford.
chairman; j. II. Crew. vice chairman.
Mrs. +. r. Russ, second vice chairman j.
L. Allison, secretary: j. T. Petty. treas
urer; j. u. Yoakley, chairman finance
committee: f.. H. Easterling chairman
reception committee; T. j. Gates. chair
man voting committee: Capt. w. II.
Ernest. chairman paddle stand committee;
capt. c. d. Shackelford. chairman COM
mittee on side shows and amusements: L.
A. Bynum. chairman committee on press
and advertising; r. d. Seiffert chairman
committee on printing; ID. A. Dugan.
chairman committee on installation; Mrs.
Sarah Nj. Sanderson. representing Naomi
Rebekah Lodge, No. 1: Mrs. Belle NJ. Car
ter. representing Ruth Rebekah Lodge.
No. :: Mrs. Laura b. McChesney. repre-
senting Washington Rebekah Lodge. No.
). Mrs. Gertrude NJ. Easterling. repre-
senting Esther Rebekah Lodge, No. ;.
Reception committee-E. II. Fastening
chairman: r. A. Ford, vice chairman: W.
c. Hamburg. w. w. MILAN. George T..
Collision. John L. Brown. Thomas ]. James,
d. w. Keck, r. II. Sorrell. John II. Wood.
w. z. Clapp, James Burroughs, Capt ".
II. Ernest and Col. d. V. Chisholm.
Finance committee. d. Yoakley. chair
man: G. w. Cuthbertson, J. II. Crew. l..
S. Kann. A. r. Vermilion. Thomas Ser
geon. F. A. Loeffler. Isador Saks, II. y.
Roberts. c. p. Sample. Roscoe Wines. W.
P. Humphrey, Frank Nichols, J. c. Dud-
ley. {. +. Fuller. Julien Mattern. w. J.
Rich. W. E. Lawson. ). NJ. Warren. ".
]. Bowman. j. F. Estes y. T. Batson. J.
Edward Fowler. Thomas w Fowler John
G. Morrison. III. J. Redficld, A. s. Taylor.
w. Z. Suddarth. j. 4. Mclean. +. W.
kahlert, +. +. LeGros, George T.. Bcdell.
J.. Z. Breuninger. W. \. Dodge. Daniel
Joseph Hornstein j. c. r. Main, B. +.
Edwards. o. I. Putnam, +. T. Rapp, y.
s. Webster. G. NJ. Wooif. y. keyser and
A. 4. Strauss.
chairman: P. II. Leary, vice chairman: K.
E. Wines, John T. Barkman, r. 7. Pun
phrey. l.. T. Humphrey. NJ A. Swingle,
Joseph Clark. William c. Hamburg, r. A.
W. B. Coppersmith. L. W. Bennett, I. Il.
Hellmouth, Charles w. Sabins. H. T..
Angel John l.. McCabe. W. l.. Burkhart.
w. G. Eisinger. W. E. Clapp. \. III.
Noakes, S. N. Mallory. +. B. Russ. Georse
Wines. W. s. Keiser. c. o. Greenstreet, S.
o. Magnuson, r. A. Southworth. w. ii.
Nash. J. w. Payne. J. w. Wayland. j.
K. Dawson. A. c. Emo. Walter Brashears.
F. e. Rapp. a. G. Thomas, Cora g. An
derson, Annie Hornstein, Mrs. Sallie Owen,
Miss Mamie Owen. Mrs. Sarah NJ. Sander
son, Mrs. A. r. Nermilion, Mrs. Roberta
,Volland, Mrs Ella l.. Cannon. Mrs. Agnes
Dngan. Mrs. A. c. Emo. Mrs. c. o. Green
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Mattern. Mrs. W. l.. Mothershead, Mrs.
Elizabeth Leesnitzer, Mrs. Sallie Harry
Mrs. Caroline Schiffert, Mrs Nettie Tying.
Mrs. Ida L. Arnold. Mrs. w. +. Dement,.
Mabel Gates. Mrs. S. n. Mallory. Mrs. p
L. Paylor. Mrs. W. J. Rogers. Mrs
Schlaich. Miss Nellie NJ. Smith, Mrs. Anna
Billings, Mrs. LIME Keiser. Mrs. Grace
l. Mahaney. Mrs. Etha ouisenberry. Mrs.
G. p. Sample and Mrs. Clara Saks.
Grand Master +. H. Easterling. accom-
panied by the officers of the Grand Lodge
]. 0. 0. F., paid his annual visitation TO
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge. No. 4. Friday
east Temple. After being received by the
Noble Grand Lucille f. Fehl, the grand
officers proceeded with the business on
hand. Grand Representative j. H. Crew.
r. G.. NJ, examined the officers in the I'm
written work and the grand master con-
Quoted the examination of the officers I'm
the general working of the lodge. his
method being both interesting and in
structive. The books of the recording Sec
rotary. financial secretary and the treas
urer were found to be correct and well
kept. The attendance of officers of the
lodge was commended. The date being
the tenth anniversary of Dorcas Lodge
the guests were invited to the hall below
where supper was served and appropri-
ate addresses were made by Grand Mas
ter +. H. Eastering. Deputy Grand Mas
ter r. A. Ford. John II. Wood, p. g. NJ:
w. w. MILAN. p. G. NJ; T.. w. Bradford.
P. G. NJ. and others Mrs Eva l.
Schlaich vice grand was in charge
Decatur Lodge. No. Q, knights OF
Pythias, was visited in its castle hall. at
Typographical Temple. last Tuesday even
ing by Grand Chancellor Claude II. Wood
ward and his associate Grand Lodge OFF,
GERS, the occasion being the annual vista
ton to this subordinate lodge by the
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composed of Washington Company. No. l.
Capt. r. T. Waiting commanding. and
]. 7. Coldwell Company. No. Z. Acting
Capt. T. +. Landon commanding. fur
nished the escort. Maj. T. A. Bynum and
Past Capt. j. t. Heare were also with the
rank. A large attendance was present.
Good reports were made by the Grand
Lodge officers on the affairs of Decatur
Lodge. Jason Waterman. member OF
Myrtle Lodge, No. 20. was the speaker OF
the evening, and delivered an address OH
THE Social Side of Lodge Work. Grand
Chancellor Woodward also addressed the
lodge, Chancellor Commander David Pol
lock making the response. A buffet
adjournment.
The X. P. grand chancellor and Grand
Lodge officers also paid their annual Wis
itation to Century Lodge, No. 80. the
youngest lodge in the domain, Friday
evening, at its hall in Pythian Temple.
An address was delivered by Mr.. William
Wolf Smith, member of Rathbone-Su-
perior Lodge, No. %. of this domain.
There was good attendance. and the re-
ports of the Grand Lodge officers showed
the lodge to be in first-class condition.
Grand Chancellor Woodward and his
associate Grand Lodge officers will make
their annual visitation to Hermione
Lodge No. IL. X. p. next Wednesday
evening, at Odd Fellows Hall. 31st street,
Georgetown. A pleasant time is prom
Used all who attend. Hermione Lodge
has a we'll established reputation for its
cordial reception to visitors. and its vista
tons have always been interesting.
Hermione Lodge is one of the oldest of
the Pythian lodges and is both active and
But three of it's charter men,
bers are living, one of them being Past
Grand Chancellor Henry G. Wagner now
and for many years an officer of the
lodge.
The members of Ascalon Temple, No.
81. Dramatic Order knights of Khorassan.
the social feature degree of the order OF
knights of Pythias. are making prepare
tons for their coming fall ceremonial. TO
be held in Pythian Temple Monday even
ing November %. A large number of
prominent Pythians. it Is said. will that
night travel over the sands Of Khoras-
sans desert and be refreshed with zem
Zem.
Those who have witnessed the rehears-
ais of the cast selected to portray the
drama of Damon and Pythias" in con-
junction with the jubilee or class militia
tion by the order of Knights of Pythias
December 3 commend the excellent rendi-
ton of the work and the rapid progress