The Washington herald., 1911-02-19

posed Of Allen I. Sill, C. Cer1mele, b.
| Tarantino, H. Bontempo, and A. ]. David.
Pioneer Council, No. !. Sons of Jona-
dab. gave it's annual progressive euchre
party at Carroll Institute Hall John e
Hogan presided, and $50 player were pres
ent Forty-ffve prizes were given to the
successful players. The committee on ar
rangements was composed of John. E
Hogan, chairman; Morgan Kiely, Alex
ander Hodkinson, G. K. Silvey, and John
E Rhodes.
Union Hive, No. 6, Ladies of the Mac
/, cabees OF the World at a meeting at
Pythian Temple Monday night initiated
| a class of five candidates Mrs. Lilly NJ.
Patrick, commander, assisted by Mrs.
Clara Christman, Mrs. Ella Weeks, Mrs.
May Ellis, Mrs. Amy Barrow, Mrs. Ida
Terry, and Mrs Ella Pillow, conducted
| the ceremonies After the regular busi-
ness, a short musical programme was
given, and the members enjoyed a social
| hour.
Victory Hive, No. Il, Ladies of the
Maccabees of the World, entertained at
a valentine party at Pythian Temple
! Monday night Valentines were distrib-
| uted by Mrs. Annie Bell. who acted as
postmistress- The State commander,
Mrs. Melva ]. CasweIl, presented the hive
| a handsome leather-bound Bible as a
| token of her appreciation of the rapid
| progress this hive has made since its
| organization, less than a year ago. Plans
are being made to celebrate its first an
| niversary on March g. The committee
| on arrangements is composed of Mrs.
! Mary Mattingly, Mrs. Hannah Eberhart,
| and Mrs, Della Mason
Esther Rebekah Lodge, No. 5, L o.
/ o. F., received two applications for men,
| bership at a meeting Monday night at
| Odd Fellows Hall. The degree team will
present a comedy entitled The Old Maids
| Association" in the main auditorium OF
! Odd Fellows Hall on February q. The
committee having the affair in charge is
| composed Of Mrs Anna White, chairman
Miss Gladys Sample, Mrs. Maud Brooks,
and Miss Rachel Johnson
Excelsior Lodge, No. IT, o. o. F., en-
tertained T. G. Mayberry, past grand of
Lancaster Lodge, No. 50, l. o. o. F., of
Clinton, Mass, at meeting at Odd Eel
lows Hall Monday night Mr.. Mayberry
made an address on the -Origfn of the
symbols of the degree of friendship
didate by the regular degree team, head
ed by T. B. Delcher, noble grand. Fol-
| lowing the ceremonies, a banquet was
served in the dining hall H. D. Anadale
| acted as toastmaster, and toasts were
responded to by T. G. Mayberry. August
| Schneider, past grand of Metropolis
Lodge, No. 662 of Highland Park. Ill
Grand Master T. J. Gates, of District
of Columbia, I. o. o. F.: w. E. Clapp,
grand secretary; Thomas P. Maitland,
past grand of Washington Lodge, No. s.;
r. A Ford, past grand master; R. T.
Pumphrey, past grand of Metropolis
Lodge. No. 16; W. J. Hope, grand pa
triarch, and S. A Foose and w. ]. La
Varre, OF Beacon Lodge, No. Is. The
committee having the affair in charge
was composed of H. D. AnadaIe, chair
man; W. w. Hensler, A. H. Anadale, H.
Jacob. Max Becker, L. S. SchoenthaL
and A. G. Barghausen.
Columbia and Howard Perry conclaves
of the Improved Order of Heptasophs
entertained supreme officers of the order
at their joint installation of officers and
banquet Monday night at Typographical
Temple. Supreme Archon M C. Cohen,
of Pittsburg. and General Counsel Olin
Bryan, of Philadelphia, made addresses.
T. Rowland Brown, district deputy su-
preme archon of Annapolis Md, in
stalled officers for the two concIaves as
follows: Columbia Conclave, No. IL, B. A
Harlan, past archon: J. F. Daley, archon;
J. P. Greeley, provost; S. H Ford, prel-
ate; B. F. Atherton. secretary; W. a.
Knots, financier; R. H. Buschler, treas
urer; P. J. O'Dea, inspector; n. A. Lucas,
warder; F. NJ. Atherton, sentinel, and w.
H. Hodges, P. ]. Meehan, and William
Champion, trustees. Howard Perry Con-
claEe, No. S36: E. T. Kaltenbachf past
archon; J. ]. Mcpherson, archon;f B. r.
Humrickhouse, provost; S. NJ. Bankert,
prelate; G. A. Perteys, secretary; c. R.
Willett. ffnancier; J. F. Dwyer, treasurer;
Henry Wallace, inspector; G. E. Ficklin,
warder; ]. II. Ellis, sentinel, and Chris
tian Herold, A. H. Thompson, and B. F.
Rives, trustees.
Columbia Hive, No. 8, Ladies of the
Maccabees of the World, were entertained
at Pythian Temple by the Schumann Con-
cert Company, which is composed of six
blind persons of this city. Many visitors
from other hives were present The con-
cert company is composed of Miss Kathe-
rine L Grady, pianist; French Hufty. vio-
hnist; Miss A c. D. Murray, soprano;
Miss Susie l. Duffy, pianist; Miss Louise
Patterson, contralto, and ]. Francis Ger
muller, pianist and director. The piano
trio, which is Mr.. Germuiller's own COM
position, entitled Joy in Birdland." was
descriptive and was heartily encored.
Minnehaha Lodge, No. !, International
Order of Good Templars, entertained the
four other Templar lodges of the District.
the lodge from Bethesda, Md, and the
lodge from Falls Church, Va, at a VaIen-
tins social and entertainment at Pythian
Temple. Rev. Z. c. Dinwiddie, chief
tenplar, presided and made the address
OF welcome. The musical programme in
cluded a piano solo by Miss Mabel Ware
house, of Harrisburg, Pa, a vocal solo by
Miss Sara Swift a Valentine reading by
Mrs. Olive Dinwiddie, a violin solo by
I. c. Palmer, recitation by Miss Kathe-
rine Whftcomb, vocal solo by Mrs W. S.
Torbert, bass solo by B. A Watts and
selections by a quartet composed of Mrs.
w. B. Pain, Miss Katherine whitcomb
Harry Coping. and B. A Watts Fol-
lowing the programme an auction of liv-
ing 5tatuary afforded much amusement