Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-27

to the armory on a stretcher in order to
see the elimination of his work. Many
Of the most prominent officers of the
Supreme Lodge and from other domains
were present and witnessed the rendition
of the work.
The associated lodges OF the order in
Greater New York have planned for tie
erection of a Pythian Temple in that
city.
deputy imperial prince for the states OF
Maryland, Delaware and the District OF
Columbia, was a visitor to this city last
Tuesday evening. for the purpose Of con-
pie. No. 81. Dramatic Order. Knights Of
Khorassan. relative to the approaching
ceremonial OF the organization.
The Dramatic Order. Knights of kho-
temple, being located at Milwaukee, Wis.
The first session Of the governing body.
the Imperial Palace. was held at Chicago,
in September of that year. The first Of
perial prince. John A. Himsey: imperial
basha. ]. M. Stratton: imperial kadi. A.
P. Riddle; imperial secretary, Louis Sax;
imperial treasurer: w. G. Edens: i'm
perial adool, A. J. Hess. and imperial
while not as yet recognized by the SUI
preme Lodge. 1t Is said. draws its mem
bership exclusively from the order of
hHiSutS VI fytniaS, one or us requisites
being that its members must be members
OF that organization in good standing.
Its aims are the uplifting and betterment
OF mankind. and to drive dull care
fe PSe prssent o hs funny on s side 1 Of
perfal Palace are imperial prince. Thorn
as 81: Hinline: imperial basha. Charles
T. Rice; imperial kadi. George F. Eu-
banks: imperial secretary. H. w. Beld
nury; imperial sheik. Rev. John Hal
ioweil Dickinson: imperial adool, L. R.
Snowden: imperial ikfr. H. NJ. Quin:
imperial azim. Gus Meese.
PROBABLY the most gorgeous pres
entation of the work of this organize
ton ever witnessed in this domain Is
promised at Pythian Temple the even
ing OF May 5. when Ascalon Temple,
No. 81. OF this city will hold a monster
ceremonial. and the dramatic work Of
the organization will be conferred
upon large class Of tyros by the de-
gree team of Ben Hadad Temple, No.
80. OF Baltimore. which has the reputa-
teams in the country.
large delegation from Baltimore. as
well as one from Wilmington. Del.
under the leadership OF Deputy I'm
per1al Prince Otto NJ. Reinhardt. will
be the guests of the local temple on
that date.
Ben Hadad Temple. No. 49, will bring
It's entire team. accompanied by its
Famous choir of trained voices. A
royal treat" is promised those who
desire to embrace this opportunity to
cross the sands Of Khorassan's desert.
The officers Of the local temple are
royal prince. G. Frank Day: royal
vfzier, J. w. Carter; grand emir. s.
Percy oliver: mahedi. Frederick Yates;
secretary. A. J. David: treasurer. AL
bert kahlert: sheik. $. NJ. Pearson,
satrap. c. T. Winans, sahib S. A. MUIR
dock.
Mrs. Mary E. Mitchell was hostess
for the Past Chiefs Association. COM
posed of past chiefs Of Rathbone and
Friendship Temples. Pythian Sisters, of
this city Monday night. A degree team
composed of the following members
was selected to confer the degree of
the association upon candidates in the
future: Mrs. Florence David. Mrs.
Elenore Smith. Mrs. Ella Carter. Mrs.
Edna Miller. Mrs. Bertha Williams and
Mrs. Ida Crown. Supper was served
by the hostess. The table decorations
and favOrs were carnations. Those
present were Mrs. Christina Dunn. Mrs.
Estelle Kahlert. Mrs. Elsie Wander
ence David. Mrs. Edna Miller, Mrs.
Margaret Coffin. Mrs. Ella Carter. Mrs
Roberta Prescott, Mrs Carrie Davis.
Mrs. Ida Crown. Mrs. Bertha Williams,
Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Mrs. Emma By
mum and Miss Mary Steiner.
Rathbone Temple. No. s. Pythian
Sisters. held largely attended e1chre
Friday night. at the Pythian Temple.
Many handsome prizes were awarded
the successful contestants.