Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-19

Thomas A. Bynum. chairman of the
committee on reception and entertain
ment, has announced the appointment
of Mark Stearman as vice chairman
and Lee Harris as secretary of his COM
mittee.
H. NJ. Vanderwort, chairman of the
finance committee. and Fred Nee.
Smith and S. NJ. Pearson OF the pub
licity and printing committee visited
Decatur and Calanthe lodges last week
in the interests of their committees,
and presented the plans proposed for
the successful management Of the an
niverSary celebration. They were
heartily Endorsed by both lodges.
Syracusians Lodge, No. 10. and Har
mony Lodge No 81. have Endorsed the
plans as outlined by the general COM
mittee.
W. NJ Williams was duly installed as
chancellor commander of Syracusians
Lodge, No. 10, Friday evening. to fill the
unexpired term of Frank B. Lack who
has left the city.
Grand Chancellor AID Interim Stearman
and his associate Grand Lodge officers
will visit Hermione Lodge No. IL, in
Georgetown Wednesday evening.
The past chiefs of Rathbone Temple,
No. 8, Pythian Sisters, will have charge
of the meeting Friday night, and promise
an evening of enjoyment to those attend
ing. Washington Company. No. 1, and
Coldwell Company. No. Z, Uniform Rank,
knights of Pythias, have been invited to
attend in a body and an invitation has
been extended to all members of the or
der to be present on this occasion. The
chairs will be filled by the past officers,
a program of music and Rotations will
be given and refreshments will be served.
This custom is a yearly one with the past
chiefs of Rathbone Temple. and one. it is
said, that is looked forward to with much
pleasure by the membership. Mrs. Minnie
Wolfsheimer, chairman of the affair. en-
tertaineo the past chiefs Tuesday night,
and appointed the following subcommit-
tees: Decoration Mrs. Bertha Williams,
chairman; Mrs. Estelle G. kahlert. Mrs.
Emma G. Bynum, Miss Mary r. Steiner.
Refreshments. Mrs. Martha Jarboe, chair
man: Mrs Mary E. Mitchell, Mrs. Flor
ence David, Mrs. Lillian Armstrong, Miss
Roberta Prescott, chairman; Mrs. Chris
tina Dunn, Mrs. Ella Al. Carter, Miss
Edith s. Carter.
Miss Mary Rose Steiner will entertain
the Past Chiefs Association at its reg
ular monthly meeting tomorrow night at
her home. 325 Sth street northeast. Final
reports on the recent garden party given
by tue association VIII ne IeceIVeu.
The meeting of the fiftieth anniversary
committee last Monday evening was
largely attended almost everybody being
represented. Considerable routine bust
ness was transacted and plans laid for
the successful elimination OF the cele-
bration February 10, 70 and 81, 1914
William A. I<mmel; chairman of the
committee on class initiation, has an
nounced the personnel Of his committee
as follows: G. I. Neal, Franklin Lodge,
No. .: I. II. Bergman; Mount vernon
Lodge No ): j. &. Dickman and Abram
Frey. Webster Lodge, No Z; J. G. Rob
erts. Decatur Lodge. No. .; W. NJ. VIII
Hams SyracusianS. No. 10; Israel SOM
mers. CaIanthe No. IL: j. Hamilton,
Hermione No. II: W. Z. Gasson. EN-
celsior, No IA; II. w. Winter. German!a,
No. 10: w a. Case, Equal No. II; Frank
McCathran and B. &: Mcouay, Har-
mony. No. 81: c. W. Haley. Union. No.
%: F, NJ. Pelzman. Capital. No. "a; M. L.
Crowther. Myrtle. No %; L. d. Thomp-
son. Columbia. No. %; w. E. Bradley and
j. c. Yost, Amaranth, No. %; j., 6. Ellis.
Rathbone-Superior No. 70; Edward +.
Sedan, Century, No. so; Nj. H. konigs-
berg, Washington Company, No. l;
Hugh Reid, Coldwell Company. No. Z,
and G.. Frank Day, Ascalon Temple, No
ST. The committee held an enthusiastic
meeting Thursday evening. when plans
were outlined for the class initiation. at
which it is expected upward of 100 appll-
cants will be presented for membership.
The ranks will be conferred by the de-
gree teams of Peter Woodland Lodge of
Lynn, Mass. and the lola team from
DAYTON Ohio. which are said to be the
most noted teams in the Supreme do
main.