The Washington herald., 1911-04-30
FRATERNAL SOCIETY NOTES

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having the dance in charge were Sam
Shreve. Pete Latterner, Ed Schmidt,
Frank Raymond, and STAGE Heacock.
Edward J. Ross Council No. Is. Junior
Order United American Mechanics. held
its meeting Thursday. The committee
on erecting a hall for the joint use of
the several councils OF the order, through
Its secretary, Louis Frizard. reported .
site had been selected. o. H. Reddin.
chairman Of the committee, also spoke In
regard to the site. 2. L. Balderson gave
an Interesting account Of his visits to
the councils In. Fredericksburg. Va.
James w. Alison. councillor, also enter
tained the council with his "Reminiscences
Of the Virginia city.
Columbia Hive No. 3, Ladies of the
Maccabees Of the World. at its meeting
Tuesday night at Pythian Temple, ini-
tiated two candidates. following which
q social hour was enjoyed by the men,
bers. A piano solo was given by Alfonso
Kendrtck. and dancing song by Miss
Thelma Gray. The chairman Of the COM
mittee was Mrs. Mary Smith.
Columbia Lodge No. 81. Sons of st.
George: Lady Pauncefote Lodge, No. 40.
Daughters Of st. George, and Princess Of
Wales Lodge. Daughters Of st. George.
Joined together in celebrating st. Georges
Day with an entertainment and dance,
followed by buffet luncheon. Monday
night at Eagles Hall The programme
included a vocal duet by Mr.. and Mrs
c. A. Woodhead. a piano solo by Miss
VOLTA schippert reading by w. Shelby,
contralto solo by Miss Augusta Hill. vocal
solo by Miss Chrissie Waltham, contralto
solo by Mrs. Kate HILL and the highland
fling and other dances by Miss Mary
Flack. The committee O arrangements
was composed Of T. G. HN. chairman:
Alfred Wilkinson, Miss Carrie Ashmore,
Miss Nettie Collins. Mrs. 8. H. Pickston.
and Miss Amy Bygraves.
Tho Admiral George Dewey Naval
Auxiliary. Of the United Spanish War
Veterans. gave euchre party Tuesday
, night at Eagles Hall. All the auxiliaries
and camps OF the order in the District
were represented. and go players took
part. Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Isabelle Alexander, Of Cleve-
land. Ohio. past president general Of the
auxiliary. and Mrs. Minnie R. Lenhart.
OF Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Ida M. Gallo
way, president general Of the order, was
also q guest. Seventy-hve beautiful
prizes were given the successful players
The committee having the affair in
charge was composed Of Miss T. NJ. Roth,
chairman: Miss Elizabeth Hurdle. assist
ant chairman; Mrs. Ida North, Mrs. Cora
Campbell Miss Nellie Beckley. and Mrs
Emma Bowling.
Union Hive. No. 6, Ladies' Of the Mac
cabees Of the World. entertained at a
sock social Monday night at Pythian
Temple. The lodge room was decorated
with emblems Of the order, American
fiags, palms. and ferns. The programme
included piano solo by Miss Alice Nc
Grain, song and dance by Miss Marion
Frisby. recitation by Mrs. Beryl Marquis,
dancing song by Miss Beatrice Cosgrove.
piano solo by Forrest Grimes. song by
Master Emery Bonini. reading by Francis
D. Scott. song and dance by Miss Edyth
Brown, humorous reading by Percy
Oliver, dancing song by Master Warren
Stohl, and q dialect reading by Samuel
jacobson. The committee on arrange
ments was composed of Mrs. J. s. Pres
cott. chairman; Mrs. Lilly Patrick. MRS
May Ellis. Mrs. Alice r. Mann. Mrs.
Amy Barrow. and Mrs. Ella Weeks.
PYTHIAN CALENDAR.
Nay l-Equal. No. Z. regular business Amannth.
No. a. knight rank. Century. No. %. unfinished
business.
Nay 2--webster. No. Z; Excelsior, No. Il. and
Capitol. No "a. regular business. Myrtle. No 8.
May s-Mount vernon. No, S. and Union Hc. 2.
regular business
May 4-Fnnkip. No. :, reception to visitors
Harmony. No. q. voting on amendments to By
May 5-syraccsians. No. TO- conferring ranka
UNIFORM RANK.
May 1washington Company, No. 1, drill.
May +Co,dwell Company. No. T. regular busi-
ness.
PYTHIAS SISTERS
May 4Fhendship Temple. No. .. regular bust
mesa
May s-a.thbons Temple. No. 8. resula. busi-
ness.
MISCELLANEOUS
Nay sChanceil9s' Association. business meeting.
Each succeeding meeting Of the Chan
cellors' Association. which il composed
Of all Grand Lodge officers, all Junior
past chancellors. chancellor commanders,
and vice chancellors Of the various SUBJ
ordinate lodges. supreme representatives
and alternate supreme representatives and
members Of the committee on the hftieth
anniversary. is characterized by an in
creased interest and attendance. SUBJECTS
OF general interest to the entire domain
are considered, and matters pertaining to
the individual lodge discussed with profit
to all. Every member, of the Chancellors'
Association Is enthusiastic over the
progress made by the committee on the
observance Of the fiftieth anniversary
and have pledged them their financial
support. The committee appointed by the
association to assist In the project OF
ny d. so oh
has secured the Charles Manchester for q
moonlight excursion to Indian Head and
return August Q. All the subordinate