The Washington herald., 1911-02-12

c. Scott. W. l. Buckley. and Supreme
Representative William w. Chase.
Accompanying Grand Regent Lenz
were: Grand Vice Regent S. l. Besse-
Iievre, Grand Orator Glendie B. Young
Grand Treasurer George NJ. Copenhaver.
Grand Guide Edwin a. Neiss, Deputy
Grand Regents NJ. a. Tolson, o. NJ.
Hammond, William l. Buckley. and
Harry c. Scott. The Supreme Council
was represented by William w. Chase,
supreme representative.
Analostan Council. No. Z75, Royal Ar
canum, received the annual official vista
ton Friday night at Pythian Temple from
the Grand Council officers, headed by
Grand Regent Harry G. Lenz. Grand Re-
gent Lenz made an address on the work
OF the order, and asked the cooperation
in the coming joint class initiation TO he
held the last of this month. Seven appu-
cations for membership were received and
acted upon favorably. Following the cere-
monies short musical programme was
given followed by a smoker and social
session. The committee on arrangements
was composed of G. NJ. Copcnhaver,
chairman: T. c. Cress, and H. Z. Ander-
son.
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10. Junior
Order United American Mechanics. met
in Odd Fellows Hall Friday night, with
the Crystal Dramatic Company in the
presentation Of a civil war drama, Down
in Dixie"
An audience of more than GOO greeted
the players The affair was given as a
benefit for the relief fund of the council
and a good sum was realized. The COM
mittee on arrangements was composed OF
John E. Smallwood, chairman; George A.
oh Ahh
Charles Sanderson, and James. A Frazier.
Rathbone Temple, No. s. Pythian Sis
ters, held its annual valentine party for
the members and their friends at Pythian
Temple Friday night. The hall was deco
rated with streamers hung with hearts
and the valentines were distributed
through a post-oftice Irving Emmons was
postmaster, and Miss Mary Rose Steiner
and Miss Edith Carter were postmis-
tresses. The carriers were Miss Savilla
Kelley, Miss Josephine Jarboe, Miss Ma
mie Laughlin. and Miss Katherine EN-
mons Following the distribution of the
valentines refreshments were served. Mrs.
Virginia Matchett was chairman of the
committee on arrangements.
Lincoln Camp. No. ., Sons of Veterans,
L. S. A, at a meeting at 419 Tenth street,
Friday night. mustered in four new men,
bers and made plans to attend in body
the Lincoln Day exercises at the First
Congregational Church tonight. The fol-
lowing members were appointed as ush-
ers: s. l. Daugherty. J. w. Pearson.
I. S. Taylor. G. r. Scott. C. NJ Overacker.
George A. Howe o. A c. Oehmler, J. W.
Lyons, William z. Doble, and c. H. Grin
stead. This camp will be addressed by
Col L. W. V. Kennon, of the United
states War College, on one OF the battles
of the civil war at the meeting to be held
February "A.
Monarch John H. Shreve, of Kallipolis
Grotto, No. Is. Mystic Order. Yelled Pro-
phets of the Enchanted Realm. announces
Thursday. February q. as the date for
the next ceremonial session of that order.
The new officers are pleased at the large
class received at the last session, eighty
three having been made yelled prophets
on that evening. The degree team has
been holding regular rehearsals and prom
ises to put the work on in a style that
will eclipse anything heretofore given
New scenery and many new stage set
tings have been procured