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| leaders of the Pythian order, music and
other features
Supreme Chancellor George NJ. Hansen.
Supreme Vice Chancellor p J. CARING
cepted invitations. and the attendance of
| Supreme Keeper of Records and Seal Fred
E. Wheaton and Gen. A. j. Stobbart, the
| commanding officer Of the Uniform Rank,
is expected.
Mount Vernon Lodge. No. 8. conferred
the esquire rank last Wednesday evening.
and has scheduled the rank or knight In
amplifed form for next Wednesday even
ing.
Past Grand Chancellor Albert Kahlert.
as imperial representative, Will represent
Ascalon Temple, No. 81, D. Q. x. r., at
the meeting of the Imperial Palace in
Toledo next August.
J. T. Coldwell Company, No. I. Uniform
Rank, installed its officers and entertained
Grand Chancellor H. p. Wiley and associ-
ate Grand Lodge officers Thursday evening
| with supper and two hours OF fraternal
talk. Those who addressed the assembly
were Grand Chancellor HI. p. Wiley,
Grand Vice Chancellor S. H. Bassett.
Grand Lecturer Mark Stearman, Grand
| Master at Arms George w. Haley, Grand
Keeper of Records and Seal II. J. Gasson,
Col. Thomas E. Landon, Past Capt. r. T.
Whiting, Maj. T. A. Bynum and Past
! Grand Chancellor g. Frank Day. :,
Capt. John II. Williams of ColdweN
Company acted as toastmaster. and Capt
Fred NJ Pelzman of Washington Com
pany, No. l, as inspecting and installing
officer.
Amaranth Lodge, No 2s, held a public
installation of officers Monday evening
at the Northeast Temple, Grand Chan
cellor H. P. Wiley officiating, assisted by
associate Grand Lodge officers. The hall
was tastefully decorated with flowers and
mol, nd 1nr o1iHi
gentlemen enjoyed the exercises and pro-
gram Those taking part were as fol-
lows: Earl Myers. Earl Kline. Mrs. J. r.
S. Dickens, Miss Jean G. White Of Okla
homa City, Wilson Harvey and Miss Ell
sic Harvey.
William E. Andrews was the speaker Of
the evening. Grand Representative James
ID. RoWen, who was chairman of the
meeting. presented Past Chancellor Marx
w. Moore with a jewel of his rank. Past
Supreme Representative John G. Yost
was chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee.
Century Lodge, No. 80 installed off,
GERS Monday evening. Past Grand Chan
cellor Albert Kahlert was the installing
officer. The lodge is reported to have
started the years work with renewed in
terest and enthusiasm.
Rathbone-Superior Lodge, No. o. has
installed an active corps of officers un-
der the leadership Of DR.. William F. r.
Phillips as chancellor commander. This
lodge, it is reported, had one Of its most
prosperous years in 1910, under the guild
ance of Edgar G. Snyder as chancellor
commander, gaining in membership and
finances. Grand Chancellor II. p. Wiley
and associate Grand Lodge officers OFF,
! ciated at the installation ceremonies.
Washington Company, No. 1, Uniform
Rank. entertained its friends of this city
| and Alexandria. Va, Wednesday evening
with a smoker Capt. F. NJ. Pelzman
acted as POSTMASTER and introduced the
speakers and entertainers. Second Lieut.
Weinstein led the audience in the songs.
Those who participated were Grand
Vice Chancellor Bassett, who delivered
the address of welcome: Ideal Musical
Club of Alexandria. Grand Chancellor
Wiley, National City Quartet Maj. T. A.
Bynunl, Grand Lecturer Stearman, Andy
Lewis Gardner. Col. Houriet. Clarence
| Eiseman. J. B. Connor. L. B. Taylor,
Capt J. L. Williams of Coldwell Com
pany, No. Z, and L. NJ. Hurdle, who acted
| as accompanist for the vocalists.
| This is the first of a series Of smokers
to be held by this company, which Is al
| ready preparing to go to Fort Worth.
Tex, to enter the competitive drill to be
| held there in 1912.