The Washington herald., 1911-07-30
PYTHIAN CALENDAR.


LODGES.
July s1-Decatr. No .; Calanthe, No. IL, ant
Equal, No. II, regular business.
| August l-Webster. No. z EIcelsior. No. "A; Capi
tai. No "a. and Myrtle. No. Is. regular business.
August 2-Mount Vernon, No. S. esquire rank
| Union, No. z. regular business.
| August 3-Harmony. No. q, and Franklin. No 2
| regular business.
| August 4-SyraeuSans, No. 10. regular business.
PYTHIAN SISTERS
August 2-Friendship Temple. No 9. regular busi
| ness
August 4-Rathbone Temple. No. 8, regular busi
| ness.
| Grand Chancellor s. H. Bassett, ac-
companied by Grand Lodge Officers G.
! w. Haley, Robert Sroufe, and H NJ
Vandervoort of the Knights of Pythias
installed the following officers of Web
ster Lodge. No z. at its meeting Tues
day night: John B. Dickman. chancellor
commander; s. NJ. Banks, vice chan
cellor: w. ]. Yaste, master at arms. and
Percy L. Whitman, inner guard. Among
the visitors present were Past Grand
Chancellor Albert Kahlert; ]. Hathaway.
Of Eton Lodge. No. GA. of Eton. Ohio.
and w. A. Sparr, of Spires Lodge. No.
5S5 of Williamsburg, Va.
Amaranth Lodge, No. 28 knights of
Pythias, Is mourning the death OF its
past chancellor, Mark w Moore, jr. who
was one OF the most active and energetic
Pythians in the domain. Mr.. Moore was
also treasurer OF the Chancellors' Asso-
citation, having filled that position for the
last two years. His death Is keenly felt
by the members of his lodge, as well
as the association.
Calanthe Lodge. No. II, K. Of P, con-
ferred the page rank at its meeting Mon
day night and received three applications
for membership.
Equal Lodge. No. II. X. OF p, at its
meeting last Monday night, conferred
the knight rank and a large number of
the members were in attendance.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26 K. of P, re-
Ceived an application for membership at
its meeting Wednesday night. This lodge
now leads all the other lodges in the
number of new members for the year.
Rathbone Temple, No. s, Pythian Sis
ters, gave a kitchen shower at it's meet
ing Friday night at Pythian Temple. to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. c. Mais, who were
married recently. Mrs. Mais was for
merly Miss Savilla Riley, and is popular
member OF the temple.
Camp No. 4. Patriotic Order Sons OF
America, held installation of officers at a
largely attended meeting Thursday night.
District President Washington p. Evans
installed the following officers: John F.
May, past president; E. B. Smith, presi-
dent; George n. Buck, vice president: H.
S. Stow, master OF forms: ]. A. Nc
Knight, recording secretary; Frost Carl
son, financial secretary: J. II. Patten.
treasurer; S. p. Buck, conductor: Will
lam b. Berlin. inspector; Robert NJ. Bir-
ney guard, and T L. Farley and B. B.
Smith, trustees.
The advisory board of the Patriotic Or
der Sons OF America transacted impor-
tant business at meeting held at 623
Louisiana avenue northwest Thursday
night. Various committees made encour-
aging reports which showed that sue
cess is assured in the upbuilding of the
order in the District of Columbia. The
board will be the guests of Camp No. 2
at Mariners Temple Monday night, Au-
gust I.
The members of the various councils
OF the knights OF Columbus. on the
committee on baseball. are having many
interesting and enthusiastic meetings.
making arrangements for the game to
be played in the near future between
teams representing the Knights of