The Washington herald., 1913-12-28

sior Lodge, No. II, by Grand Outer Guard
R. s. Sebastian; Germania Lodge, No. Is.
by Grand Lecturer John B. Dickman:
Equal Lodge. No. II. by Grand Vice
Lodge, No. q. by Supreme Representative
T. A. Bynum; Union Lodge. No. 2, by
Grand Vice Chancellor Fl. III. Vandervort:
Capital Lodge, No. "A. by Supreme Rep
resentative Albert Kahlert; Myrtle Lodge.
No. 25, by Grand Chancellor lad interim)
Mark Stearman; Columbia Lodge, No. Is.
by Grand Keeper Of Records and Seal II.
J. Gasson: Amarapth Lodge. No. q, by
Grand Master OF Exchequer F. B. Crown;
Rathbone-Superior Lodge, No. ., by
Grand Inner Guard w. A. Kimmel; Gen.
tury Lodge, No. 3o,- by Grand Prelate c.
w. Henderson.
Order Mourns Loss of Jesse +. Grant.
In the sudden death last Monday of
Past Chancellor Jesse +. Grant the entire
order in this domain and Century Lodge,
No. 3o.slost an untiring and enthusiastic
worker.
Bro. Grant was master Of finance Of
Century Lodge and secretary OF one of
the sections o5 the insurance department
Ct the order in this city, as we'll as be-
ing connected with every other branch of
the order. He was for years a member
OF the Grand Lodge committee on insur-
ance department. and was an excellent
ritualist and an earnest worker for the
order in general.
Century Lodge. No. %. has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
]. W. Tull, c. c.; W. H Hessick, " c.;
Edwin Sedan, p: S. 8. Price, NJ OF W.;
c. ]. Brantley. X. R. and s.: NJ. T. Pines,
NJ Of E.: G. B. TalIman. NJ at A; Will
lett Dettinger. /. c.; ]. NJ. Thompson. o.
G. Representatives to the Grand Lodge:
NJ. 7. Pines, G. Frank Day, w. A. H
Turner, and G. B. Tallman.
After a very spirited election, Syracu-
slams Lodge. No. 10. has chosen the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: NJ.
w. Williams, C. c.; C. II. Atherton, V.
C.; II. A. Rau, P: s. W. wolfheimer. jr..
NJ. OF W: S. NJ. Pearson. K. r. and s.:
A l. Jarboe, NJ. of F.; Albert Kahlert.
M. of E.; NJ H Adams, NJ at A.; J. W.
Cherry, l. c.; w. Dargie, o. c.. Repre-
sentative to Relief Bureau, s. NJ Pear
son. Trustees, J. G. Mcqueen, II. Dar-
ling. s. W. Wolfheimer. Representatives
to the Grand Lodge: S. W. Wolfheimer.
tr., j.. II. Williams, A. /. Jarboe, W. Oar
gle, and H. Darling
Syraousians Lodge, No. 10. elected
Frank 3. Laskr as chancellor commander
for the unexpired term caused by the
resignation of W. NJ williams. and he
was duly installed on last Friday even
ing by Supreme Representative-elect AL
bert Kahlert, commissioned as deputy
grand chancellor for that purpose. The
Of Frank B. Lask is the cul- \
OF one OF the greatest exempli- |
fications Of Pythian friendship ever
shown in any Pythian lodge. Frank B.
Lask was first elected as chancellor
of Syracusians Lodge in De-
cember of 1872 and was installed in Janu-
ary. 1913 He graduated from George
town law school with high hcnors and
engaged in practice in his home city of
Hazelton, Pa. and was compelled to re- |
linquish his duties as chancellor COM |
mander of the lodge in June. In accord |
ance with Pythian law his chair Of chan |
cellor commander was declared vacant |
and W. NJ. Williams a close friend Of |
Frank B. Lask. was nominated to the |
office Of chancellor commander, and ac- |
cepted it only on condition that il Frank |
B. Lask should return to the city he