Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-19
Knights of Pythias.

Knights of Pythias.
The Grand Lodge of the Knights Of
Pythias of this domain will open ITS an
nual convention at Pythian Temple Mon
day at 7:3O pm.
Matters Of great Importance. it is said.
will come before the Grand Lodge at this
session. 1t is expected that Grand
Chancellor Dickinson of Virginia will be
a visitor at the session Wednesday. the
o3d instant. Mondays session will be de-
voted to reading the annual reports. The
elections will take place Wednesday.
The new officers will be installed the
last day of the session.
The present officers OF the Grant Lodge
arc follows:
Past grand chancellor,-C. II. Woodward.
Grand chancellor, Albert Kahlert.
Grand vice chancellor. Fl. p. Wiley.
Grand preIate c. w. Henderson.
Grand keeper OF records and seal, II. J.
GasSOn.
Grand master of exchequer, F. B.
Crown.
Grand master at arms, S. II. Bassett.
Grand inner guard, G. w. Haley.
Grand outer guard, r. s. Sebastian.
Grand lecturer, Robert Sroufe.
The several subordinate lodges in the
Lodge by the following representatives:
Franklin Lodge. No. &c. I. Neal, p. p.
Patrick, J. c. Bell, c. H. Fletcher and G.
Ryall.
Doyle, j. N. Kline, ST.. Fl. b. Armstrong,
H. NJ. Vandervort and III. P. Wiley.
Webster. Lodge, No. 1-E. SaXton, NJ. A.
Leese. F. v. Springman, {. ii. Cross and
II. j. Award.
Decatur Lodge, No. 9-M. Hanson, C. f.
McAllister -. W. Morcock, r. l.. Graves
and F. E. Weber.
Syracusians Lodge. No. 10-H. A. Rau,
l.. B. Nye, A. Silver. A. j. Sherwood and
S. NJ. Pearson.
Calanthe Lodge, No lid. L. Burnett.
I. Sommers, S. H. jacobson, G. w. Hall
and G.. A. Hays.
Hermione Lodge, No. TT. J. Hartford,
E. s. Walmer, E. Journey. II. G.. Wagner
and B. A. Carver.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 14-F. I. Scott, c.
T. Winans, w. A. Wilding, c. W. Jones
and B. A. Duke.
Germania Lodge. No; &c: J; Bedell, f.
W. Winters. HI. A. Nau. F. w. HelbiS,
ST.. and H. j. Laubach.
Equal Lodge. No. 10. A. Booth, J. r.
Haskins, w. MINIS, c. NJ. McCauley and
Z. j. Henning.
HARMONY Lodge. No; al-S; 2. Oliver a,, F. p
son and B. c. McQuay.
Union Lodge No. PC. II. Spar, c. T.
Roderick, j. r. McCulloch, T. ]. Cason
and W. III. MuckIeSton.
Capital Lodge, No. pa. viedt. j. F.
Myrtle Lodge. No. a5-R. Steiner, H. W.
NJ. Shook. II. F. Melick. H. L. Adams
a1 Columbia ,rus t Lodge. No. ga. J. David. j.
Coderenzi. B. Tarantino, c. Ceremile and
A. Parella.
Amaranth Lodge. No. 2s-J. D. Rowen.
w. E. Bradley, ". r. Carver, J. r. S.
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Rathbone- Superior Lodge, No. 29-B. w.
Andrews, H. L. Thompson, B. F. Harrah,
l. c. Ellis and L. p. Daniels.
Century Lodge, No. BON. Stearman. J..
F. Grant. E. N. Bunker. J. L. Holland
and NJ. r. Pines.
Ascalon Temple. No. 81. Dramatic Or
der knights of Khorassan, held its
monthly meeting at Pythian Temple Mon
day evening, the first since the instaila-
ton of the new officers.
A decided increase was noted in the
attendance OF the members and in the
interest displayed. 1t is expected under
the leadership Of the present royal vizier,
keys through one of their most success
full years a few terms ago, the temple
will awaken from the lethargy in which
it is said to have been for some time past
and make the year 1910 the banner year
CT its existence.
Joseph r. Coldwell Company, No. 4.
Uniform Rank, held its regular assem-
bly, the Sd instant and Its regular drills
the 10th and 18th instant. All We're large
ly attended.
Washington Company, No. L., Uniform
Rank, commanded by Capt r. T. Whit
ing, is drilling weekly. preparing for the
i'm company with J. r. Coldwell Company,
No. I, it will represent the mother do
main on the competitive drill field.
Franklin Lodge. No. .. conferred the
rank of knight at it's convention Thurs
day evening.
Syracusians Lodge, No. 10. at its con-
vention last week appointed committee
to arrange for a barn dance, to be gwen
March s at Pythian Temple
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lodge, No. %, will
entertain Steuben Lodge of Ba timore,
the evening Of March II. The details of
the entertainment include a brief session
of the local lodge at the Pythian Temple,
to be followed by a banquet with
speeches, music and stories.
The chairman of the general committee
is Lynn Fl. Troutman- and Warren j,
Coffin is chairman of the subcommittee
having i'm charge the selection Of a place
for the banquet and details in connection
Herewith.
The pflnclpaI speaker OIL the evening. II
is promised, will be a United States sena-
tor who is a member of the Pythian or
der. 1t is proposed to make the visit of
Steuben Lodge one of the events of the
Pythian year in the District OF Columbia.
Rathbone Temple. No. 1, Pythian Sis
tiers, gave valentine party Friday even
ing at the Pythian Temple. which was
largely attended. Among those present
were Supreme Representative Piummer
and Mrs. Plummer, he former represent
ing Maine in the Supreme Lodge, Knights
of Pythias.