The Washington herald., 1911-03-05

beautiful bouquet of carnations in
token Of her good work in bringing the
delegation from her home to visit Tenn
pie Chapter. w. F. GUIDE. past grand
patron, presented the flowers to the chap
ter which were given as favors to every
one present. ~. ..
The officers of Temple Chapter are
Mrs. Lillian CARL, worthy natron; John
X Sand, worthy patron; Mrs. Emma G.
Coumbs, associate matron: Mrs. Emma
j. Smith. secretary; Mrs. Fannie Schoen-
thal treasurer; Mrs. Josephine ".
O'Meara, conductress; Mrs. Arnie Miller,
associate conductress; Mrs. Edith K.
Lynn. chaplain; Mrs. Elizabeth. o. de
Koven, marshal; Mrs. Clara Abbott, Or
ganist; MIS- Maude Sollars, Adah; Mrs.
Mary Larrimore. Ruth: Mrs. Rose Tan
zer. Esther; Mrs. Francis Wood, Martha;
Miss Rose Bartholomae, Electra; Mrs.
Florence Prince. warder; and Charles
Tweedale, sentinel.
The degree team of Ruth Rebekah
Lodge, No. .. l. o. o. F., presented a
laughable three-act farce comedy entitled
Them Dredful Twins before a large
and enthusiastic audience Monday night
in Odd Fellows Hall. The cast of charac-
ters included Samuel Frye, Frank Mich
OILS, p. II. Leary, Harry Kennedy, A. +.
Shoots. Mrs. Mabel Maxwell, Miss Mabel
Mothersead, Mrs. Mamie. Chisholm, Miss
Francis Kohlmer. and Ellis Wood. Will
lam Pumphrey, who was stage manager,
was assisted by Charles Shackerford. AL
len Shackelford's orchestra furnished the
music. The ushers we're Mrs. Louise
Mayes. Mrs. Freda Allison, Mrs. Bessie
Holmes. and Mrs. Naomi Kack. The
committee in charge of arrangements was
composed of Mrs. Samuel Frye, Miss
Eva Murray. and Mrs. Fannie McDon-
aid. Following the presentation of the
comedy refreshments were served and
dancing was enjoyed until a late hour.
Washington Aerie. No. rs. Fraternal
Order of Eagles. gave its February dance
at its clubhouse Tuesday night. The ball
room was beautifully decorated and the
Marine Band orchestra played a pro-
gramme of twenty dances and encores.
A buffet luncheon was served The COM
mittee on arrangements was composed of
DIR. William A. Mess, H. \. NJ. Weber A.
A. Auth, CIV. Brahler, Fred Wagner,
Z. NJ. Venable, George w. Budd, J. d.
Britt, and G. Backenheimer.
The Montefore Social Club gave its
grand initial dance at Pythian Temple
Tuesday night. The committee on ar
was composed of Harry ].
kamerow, chairman: Louis Yockleson,
and Nathan KRISTEN; the floor commit
tee, A. Shefferman, ]. J. Friedman, Frank !
Gordon, s. Mincovsky, and l. S. Gottlieb: |
committee, Jack Watskey, Nor |
ris Weinberger, Harry Brez, Harry Clay |
man, and Sam Brez.
The Social Order of Moose, Herd No. 9.
Masonic Temple Tuesday night. with an |
attendance Of more than 500. Robert R |
Pietsch, and Mrs. Amy Griffin lead the |
grand march, and the Moose orchestra,
Inder the direction of William A. Hoy
berger, played a programme OF twenty |
lance and encores- The general commit
zee on arrangements was composed of |
Joseph J. Crowley. J. ]. O'Connor. G. S.
Finch. w. +. Brown, T. Z. Bailey, George
Y. Proctor, W. H. Sardo, Robert R
oietsch, T. Frank Hall, George W. Rob
erts, f. ]. Roberts. Joseph Fields, II. n.
'chreiner. J. o. Steep, Harry Hayden.
md c. H. Zimmerman. Officers of Herd
10. Q, are S. II. Takes, president; George
). Finch. first vice president: W. L.
Brown, second vice president; T Edward
Daley, treasurer; Robert r. Pietsch. re-
riding secretary; William H. Sardo,
financial secretary; George S. Baier, chap
ain: c. B. Gardner. keeper of the herd:
". c. Skelley, inside guard: George w.
edwards, outside guard, and A. ]. Nc
dahon; trustees, T. Frank Hall, II. n. !
Schreiner, William A. Tenly, William NJ
Mooney, D. F. Mccormick, and Col. Rob
TT L. Montague, legal adviser.
De Molay Mounted Commandery, No. T.
Knights Templars, held a joint meeting
With the Ladies' Auxiliary at the new
dasonic Temple Tuesday night Mrs
katherine Loeffier, president of the aux
iary. presented the commandery with a
ilk embroidered, d-painted, and dec
rated grand standard, bearing the name
f the commandery and the painting of
knight, mounted. with trappings, on the
ide and the cross and emblems of the
rider on the other side. The banner
a work of art. and was presented by
irs. Loeffler as memorial to her late
usband, Andrew Loeffler. who was
lember of De Molay Commandery. Will
I'm Hart Dexter, commander, responded
/ a few appropriate remarks. Grand
commander George c. Ober and the COM
landers of the other commanderies of 1
he District made short addresses. Fol-
wing the ceremonies Prof.f f. B. !
Jews of Denver and vicinity and with 5
rowing pictures of the Templar parade
I Chicago last year iH which De Molay
as recognized.
joint class initiation of candidates ,
-om all the circles of Protected Home
ircle, of the District. was held at Py-
lian Temple Monday night, when SO
lembers were taken into the order. A d,
Decial degree staff, under the leader
nip of f. II. Tellam, special representa-
We of the Supreme Circle of the ordeSI {
SempEfied the ritualistic work in full 7
,rm. After the ceremonies all enjoyed
short programme of music. r
Victory Hive No. L. Ladies of the 4
accabees of the World, at its meeting d
Pythian Temple Monday night con- c
rred the ritualistic work upon several 7
andidates. Arrangements were made
II a sock social to be given March 1S, Q
hen admission will be by a sock, which 1
sent out with the invitations. The sock h
ust contain twice the number of cents I
; the size hose which is worn by the I
.rson presenting the sock. The COM \
ittee having the affair in charge is COM
,sed of Mrs. Katherine Cartner. chair
an; Mrs. Minnie Dunn, Mrs. Mary Bean,
Id Mrs. Annie Bell.
Lodge. No. II. knights of
ytbias, at its meeting Monday night at o
ythian Temple took action on the new I
claws. A feature of the evening was o
e presentation by Past Chancellor Nor p
an r. Jenner of a handsome gold Jewel, u
of the sorder, to Past Chan p
llor George Z. Hammer, jr., who is
Nv master q work. The presentation d
as made on behalf of the lodge for o