The Washington herald., 1911-03-12

dresses by Grand Chancellor. Samuel II
Bassett and Supreme Representative EC
Dunn.
Mrs. Carrie Davis, most excellent chief
presided at the ceremonies When thi,
temple was instituted. one year ago. Il
had hfty-four members, and there arr
now 104 on its membership roll The
report of the mistress Of finance showed
the temple to be in most fiourishing
condition.
The committee in charge of the affair
vas composed of Mrs. Ncttie Crowther
| chairman; Mrs. Samuel H. Bassett, Mrs.
| Ella l.. Boynton, Mrs. Ida NJ Crown,
Mrs. Carrie Davis, Mrs. Elsie Wander
wort. and Mrs. Tillie Rock.
Columbia Lodge, No. %, Knights OF
Pythias, at a meeting Wednesday night,
| in PythIan Temple, conferred the rank
of page on two candidates, and the rank
of knight on one candidate. E. Thomp-
son had charge of the initiatory cere-
monies.
The Ladies' Library Lodge, No. 10, of
the Independent Order of Sons of Ben
jamin, gave its twelfth grand ball
Wednesday night at old Masonic Temple,
with an attendance of 400. A delega-
ton from Columbia Lodge, No. Isl,
headed by Jacob Brock, District deputy
grand master, attended. The proceeds
of the affair will be used not only for
Jewish, but other charities of the city.
The committee on arrangements was
composed of Miss Amelia Freund, L.
Dodek, r. L. Goldstein, J. Einstein. Miss
Sadie Levy, L. Steiner. Miss Bessie Stear-
man, W. NJ. Bornheim, Leo Garner. and
Joseph Stearman.
Georgetown Circle, No. so, of the Pro-
tected Home Circle, entertained its
friends at an entertainment and minstrel
show at Pythian Temple Wednesday
night. The entertainment was given I'M
der the direction of John Scheitlin, and
the programme included selections on
violin and piano by G. Jones and X.
flag drill by the Misses L.
Kramer, E. Kramer. r. Barber. NJ Bar
Der, l. Oulahan, l.. Clark, NJ Phillips,
and Nj. Johnson; a recitation by Miss NJ
Barber: vocal solo by Miss c. Kramer:
vocal solo by Miss T. Kramer; Messrs |
G. q. Rapp. j. J. Murphy, and G. A. |
Dowden, of the Linthicum Minstrels, gave |
ragtime songs; quartet selections by E |
Shipman. X. Harries, J. Williams, and |
]. Harries, and a one-act comedy by j. |
Germs. E. Shipman, c. Mccoy, John |
Foley, and o. Guy. The committee in |
,harge of the affair was composed of W. |
Marshall, ". Dowden, Mrs. n. Posey,
Miss Lan~'ey. NJ. Knease, ]. Nedfeldt.
Mrs. n. Jarvis, Mrs. NJ. Johanansen, ].
Langley, and l. w. CLANCY.
Perseverance Lodge, No. ., Information
Il Order Of Good Templars, in recent
eSsion in old Masonic Temple, had a
arge attendance. and was presided over
" Louis Graves, chief templar. Miss
-ouise Narrower, chaplain, led devotional
Xercises. and Mrs. a. Wilkinson, pianist,
onducted the song services. The initia-
ory degree was conferred on two can
ldates. Mrs. l. l.. Corby was chairman
I the programme committee. A chorus
f young ladies entertained, and temper
nee readings were given by Mrs. c.
.vclyn Gilbert and Miss Eta Narrower;
vocal solo, by Mr.. /. L. Corby; a reci-
alton, by Henry Boynton: a piono solo,
Y Miss Gladys Wilkinson; an address,
Y Mr.. Ball. and a chorus, by a circle |
young men.
Cathedral Chapter, Order of the East :
n Star. entertained its friends at an {
pen meeting Friday evening, about 300
embers and visitors being present A :
Lrce. entitled The Burglar Alarm" was ,
'ndered by Miss Helen Walker, Miss i
thel Brown. Miss Jane Walker, and
rs. Watt. Miss Eta H. Schmid enter
ined with piano solo. Mr.. B. A Line J
lck sang THE Horn by Flegier, and C