The Washington herald., 1913-04-20

I grand chancellor, and 1t is hoped that
| they and many others will get the habit
OF attending the various lodges and con-
| tinue to manifest their interest in the
order.
\ CaIanthe Lodge. No. II. held a very
enthusiastic meeting on last Monday
evening, at which time much enthusiasm
was manifested in the, work of increas-
ing the membership of the lodge, and a
(, committees was appointed to visit former
members of the lodge, and endeavor by
heart to hear talks to persuade them to
again affiliate with the lodge. A COM
. mittee was also appointed to arrange for
the reception of the Grand Lodge Of
ficers, on the occasion Of their official
visitation on April o.
| Mrs. Julia Delay aud Mrs. Ella Car
ter will have charge OF the euchre to be
given by Rathbone Temple, No. .. Py-
THAN Sisters, on Friday evening, at Ply
| THAN Temple. As the membership feel
much of the success of the last euchre
given by the temple was due TO the eff
forts OF these ladies, those attending the
affair on Friday evening are assured a
good time.
Mrs. Mary E. Mitchell, of Rathbone
Temple, No s. Pythian Sisters will en-
terrain the Past Chiefs Association, Py-,
THAN Sisters. of the District. at her resi-
dence, 732 Eleventh Street Southeast. to-
morrow evening.
The officers of the association are:
Mrs. Estelle Kahlert. president: Mrs.
Elsie vandervort. vice president; Mrs.
Mary e. Mitchell. secretary; Mrs. Carrie
Davis, assistant secretary; Mrs. Ida p.
Crown, treasurer. and Mrs Ella Car
ter, assistant treasurer.
Maj. Thomas A. Bynum. commanding
the first battalion. first regiment. mill
tary department. K. of p, District of
Columbia, has received and transmitted
to the two companies under his COM
mand, cordial and fraternal invitation
from the Pennsylvania Brigade, to join
with them in their annual encampment
at Sea Isle City, ". j., August % to
90. The camp will be officially known as
Camp CARING, in honor OF the supreme
chancellor. who is also the commander
in chief of the military department.
Thomas II. Hineline. imperial prince of
the Imperial Palace, Dramatic Order
knights of Khorassan, announces with
deep sorrow, the death of Imperial Adeel
j. A. Solomons. and also the advance
ment to that vacancy of l.. r. Snowden,
who was imperial ikf1r. Imperial Aim
tRuln Is dOVdnCeu 10 imperial 1K1r,
and imperial trustee, Gus Meese, Is ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy in the office
Of imperial aim.
Maj. Gen. Stobbart. commanding the
military department, K of p, in his lat
est orders makes the following an
nouncement: 'The order generally will
celebrate its fiftieth anniversary on Feb
ruary 10. 1914 1t would be gratifying in
deed to impress the Supreme Lodge with
our keen appreciation of its generosity by
reporting a membership of $1,000 1t
means that every member should resolve
to do his part during the present year
by aiding in the recruiting of his COM
pany. We have now a very pleasing and
attractive uniform. and the striking fea-
ture Of 1t is found in its being distinct
lively and exclusively Pythian The
major general commanding intends to
present to the company making the
largest percentage of gain in 1913, a silk
company banner with appropriate in
scriptions or a national flag as desired
Let us make the 1e.3-"335, co.,"