Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04

in the lodge room will open at 1880 and
close at $50. to be followed by an open
meeting in the auditorium Of the Pythian
Temple. to which all members OF the
order and their families are invited. The
program will consist Of speeches, music,
readings and dancing.
the page and esquire ranks Monday even
ing at the Northeast Temple.
Capital Lodge. No. Il, will have a
spread at the expense of the entertain
ment committee Of the lodge once
month, the date to be fixed after the
membership has assembled in conven-
ton.
syracusians Lodge. No. 10. at its con-
pltfied third rank.
Rathbone-Superior Lodge, No. -, at its
last convention, conferred the amplified
third rank, Chancellor Commander Edgar
c. Snyder presiding.
Webster Lodge. No Z. has planned a
memorable reunion for the forthcoming
homecoming celebration of the lodge,
which has. aroused much interest. The
event will take place Tuesday evening at
Pythian Temple.
Plans for the celebration Of the forty
seventh anniversary of the Chancellurs'
were discussed at meeting last night
at Py:hian Temple. The celebration is
to be held February Is. Grand Cham
cellor II. p. Wiley presided.
Among those who will be asked to speak
are Supreme Chancellor George NJ. Tan
son of Calais, Me-: Supreme Vice Chan
celior Thomas J. CARING of Macon, Ga.
and Frederick +. Wheaton Of Minneap-
Oils. MIMI, supreme keeper of records
and Thomas Bynum.
j. T. Coldwell Company, No. Z. Uniform
Rank, elected the following officers Thurs
day evening: Captain. John H. Williams;
hrst lieutenant. Hugh Reid; second lieu-
tenant, !. A. Emmons: recorder, s. NJ.
Pearson; treasurer, T. A. Bynum; chap
lain, G. W. Barkman, jr.; trustee, T. L.
Landon.
Steuben Lodge, No. s., of Baltimore
named in honor of the revolutionary
hero. will attend the unveiling of the
Steuben monument in this city Wednes-
DAY. leaving Camden station on special
train at ii so am.
Decatur Lodge, No. >, received an off,
cial visit from Grand Chancellor II. p
Wiley and associate Grand Lodge Off
GERS Monday evening, at Pythian Tenn
pie. Grand Lecturer Mark Stearrnan. it
Is reported, exemplified the secret work
Inc reports made by the Grand Lodge
oh1cers showed the lodge to be in excel
lent financial condition. The principal
ADDRESS was made by Rev. f. F. Mar
shall, pastor of the North Capitol NJ E..
church, who is member of Decatur
Lodge: The grand chancellor addressed
the lodge at the close, encouraging MEM
bers to renewed energy to advance the
interests of the order. J. r. Coldwell
company, No. 7. acted as an escort Re-
freshments and cigars were served
The next official visit will be to Cen
tury Lodge, No. 30, Monday evening. at
the Pythian Temple The committee reports
an attractive program. Edward p Seeds.
auditor for the War Department, will
make the principal address.
Friendship Temple, No. 8, Pythian Sis
tiers, met Wednesday evening. After the
lnltiatory ceremony the committee ap-
pointed for the purpose OF drafting a set
or bylaws for the organization made its
report, which was read and laid over for
ma! adoption at the meeting next
wednesday evening, when full attend
ance OF the membership is expected.
Several new candidates have expressed
their Intention Of presenting themselves
for Initiation at this meeting, at the con-
clusion OF which the temple will proceed
In body to attend the public exercises
to be given in the main han of Pythian
Temple In connection with the visitation
OF the Grand Lodge. officers to Mount
Vernon Lodge, No. j. r. of p
Friendship Temple has decided to add
further interest by setting aside the sec
ond meeting night Of each month for
extra entertainment features, at which
time refreshments will be served.