Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-17

~$SSSa lodges of the Knights OF
Pythias during the past
week:
Pacific lodge No. 2O3 of Santa Monica:
c. c., C. J. Stoneham; v. c., w. A.
Scott; prelate, C, J. Noyes;; M. of W.,
E. w. Demeret; M. of E., H. ]. Whites
M. of F., C. A. Tegner; K. Of R. & S..
H. S. Locke; Malta, e. G. Hopp;
1. G., A. Holman; o. G., A. ]. Zimmela
This was joint installation of the
lodge and uniform rank of company Il
after which there was dancing, and
later the banquet hall was opened and
members and visitors were fed with
the best of the land, prepared by wives
of the members.
Miramonte lodge No. 79 of Highland
Park: c. c., Paul ]. Van Trees; V.
c., Clarence w. E. Smith; prelate, H.
A. Sheppard; M. of W., A. H. Bailey;
K. of r. & S., William A. Lindsey; M.
of F., Charles F. Johnson; M. of E.,
Orien Lientz; M.-at-A., Emil Lang
knecht; I. G., D. M. True, jr.; o. G.,
w. E. Scott; trustee, R. A. Baker.
The grand officers and offfcers-elect
were under escort of company rs, uni
form rank. During the evening a choice
program of vocal and instrumental
music was rendered, as follows:
Piona SOLO. selected, Robert L. Mueller
Installation of chancellor commander.
Song of Winter" Occidental quartet.
Installation of vice chancellor.
Installation of prelate and master Of work.
Vocal solo, Broken Dreams Mrs. Louis
du P. Miar.
Installation of keeper Of records and seal,
master of finance and master of exchequer.
Stein Song" Occidental quartet
Installation of master at arms, inner guard
and outer guard.
I1gano eoYo Aad DoIa
Remarks, ''Miramonte Lodge" Brother w.
r Myers.
Vocal solo, "a May Morning." Mrs Louis
du P Millar.
Remarks, Charms Bro. E. R. Jeffrey.
''sleep. Kentucky Babe" Occidental quartet.
Samson lodge No. 14S Of Los Angeles:
G. c., H. NJ. Gawatt; V. c., w. F. Hes
son. prelate, B. E. Zeigler; M. of W.,
G. S. WEIGH; M. of E., c. A. Hammond;
M. of F., George Weeks; K. of r. & S.,
w. w. Stockwell; M. alta, A. S. Lock-
wood; 1. G., Dan Jones; o. G., F. Rich
ardSon.
The program of the evening was as
follows:
Philharmonic quintet-Helen Golf, soprano;
Louise Nixon Hill, mezzo-soprano; Ethel Pearl
Graham, reader; Edwin House, baritone; Cert
rude Beswick, accompanist.
"Carissima," Fishing" PENN, Miss Helen
Golf.
Border Ballad (Cowen) Edwin House.
Modern sons-''Love, the Pedlar,'' German
Japanese Maiden" from TOY Shop Gay
nor), Louis Nixon HILL
Reading, sally AIMS Experience" CHalD,
Ethel Pearl Graham.
Installation of officers.
Jean, My JEAN" CBurliegh); when Song
Is Sweet" (San Soucie) Helen Golf.
Bedouin Love Song" C1awley); IT Love
Thee" (Miltenberg), Edwin House.
irish ballads Gin costume)-"Rory O'More,"
Qover); Kathleen Mavourneen," (Crouch),
Louise Nixon Hill
Reading, "Gribbsby's Station" Riley); ''old
Sweetheart of Nine" (Riley), Ethel Pearl
Graham.
Inter-Domain lodge No. 55 of Los
Angeles: c. c., Thorton Alexander;
v. c., E. L. Lewis; prelate, Joseph H.
E., George L. Keefer; NJ. Of F., C. o.
Winters; K. of R. & S., C. D. Hoover;
M.-at-A., w. E. Tussing; 1. c., H. E.
higgins; 0. G., F. T. Howenstine
More than $50 persons were present
Wednesday night at the joint installa-
ton of officers of Pacific lodge, knights
of Pythias and uniform rank No. q, at
Santa Monica.
officers of Pacific lodge No. 2oS were
first installed as follows: G. J. Stone
ham, G. c.; w. A. Scott, V. c.; c. J.
Jones, P; E. w. DeMent, NJ. of w;
H. j. White, M. of E.; H. S. Locke, K.
of r. & So; c. A. Tegner, M. of F.; E.
c. Hopp, M.-at-A.; A. Hoffman, L G. ;
A. ]. Zimmerla, o. G.; ]. j. Garlic,
trustee.
Chief Chancellor Stoneham and Judge
Noyes presented a handsome gold and
silver past chancellor's jewel to each
of the following past chancellors: J.
]. GARLIC, G. A. Tegner, H. ]. White,
w. G. Miller, Fred Hart and E. w,
DEMENT,.
In presenting the jewel to Mr.. Car
rilla, Judge Noyes called attention to
the fact that he is one Of the Oldest
knights Of Pythias in the state, hav-
ing been member in good standing for
thirty-six years.
Company No. 81 was inspected by
Col. Robert Mueller, adjutant-g general
of the California brigade.
The following officers were then in
stalled: Captain, A. ]. Zimmerla; first
lieutenant, w. A. Scott; second lieu
tenant, A. L. Hart; recorder, w. P
Rodgers; treasurer, H. J. White.
Following the installation the large
company adjourned to the banquet hal
where an elaborate banquet was spread
One Of the best social events of the
season at Highland Park was the pub
nc installation Of officers of Miramontt
lodge, No. rs, K. of P, on Friday even.
ing, when the following officers were
installed for the ensuing year by Jane:
Murray. D; D; G; G.: Paul j. Var
H. A. Sheppard, prelate; A. H. Bailey
M. w; w. A. Lindsey, K. of r. anc
s; G. F. Johnson, M. of F.; Orer
Lieutz, NJ. of E.; Emil Langknecht, M
at A; D. M. True, jr., 1. G.; W. e
Scott, o. G.
Company No. 25, Uniform Rank. as
sisted in the ceremonies. A good pro.
gram was rendered, comprising an In.
vocation by Rev. c. c. Pierce; piano
solo by Robt. L. Mueller; selections by
the Occidental quartet; vocal solos b.
Mrs. Louis du P. Millar; remarks by
w. r. Myers, the retiring chancellor
commander, ands E. r. Jeffrey. The
latter concluded by presenting to Mr.
Myers, on behalf Of the lodge, with
beautiful emblematic diamond studded
watch chain.
This lodge took the preliminary step
last week for the purchase of a lot a!lC
the erection of castle hall at High
land Park.