The Washington herald., 1913-10-19
Knights Of Pythias.


October p-Equal No. IL AmAranth, No. .. and
Century. No. 90. business.
October s1-webzter. No. :: Excelsior. No. III
Capital. No. =. and Myrtle. No. 9. business
October E-Mount Vernon. No 5. and He1mione.
No. Is. grand visitation; Union, No. = page nnk;
Columbia, No. 81, business
October E-HurmOny. No; 4, business.
October 24-SyTacusiAn, No. 10. business; Rath-
bonesuperior. No. =. roll eAn
PYTHIAN SISTERS
October 2-Fhendship Temple. No. =. degree
work
October s4-Rathbone Temple. No s. past chiefs
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs HALL ASSOCIATION.
October D-Nonthly meeting Of board Of directors-
The meeting Of the fftieth anniversary
committee on last Monday evening was
largely attended, almost every lodge be-
ing represented Considerable routine
business was transacted and plans laid
fore the successful elimination of the
events on February 10, 30. and q, 1914
W. A Kimmel, chairman Of the COM
mittee on class initiation, has announced
the personnel Of his committee, as fol-
lows: Charles T. Neal, Of Franklin
Lodge. No. 2; L. H Bergman. of Mount
Vernon Lodge, No. 5; ]. B. Dickman
and Abram Frey, Of Webster Lodge, No.
Z; J. G. Roberts, of Decatur Lodge, No.
8: W. NJ. Williams, Of Syracusian, No.
10; Israel Sommers, OF Calanthe, No. II;
J. Hamilton, of Hermione, No. 12; w. e.
Gasson. of Excelsior. No. Il; II. W. Win
ter, of Germania, No. Is; w. A. Case, Of
Equal, No. II. Frank McCathran and B.
c. McQuay, Of Harmony, No. q; G. w.
Haley, of Union, No. g; F. NJ. Pelzman.
of Capital, No. "a; NJ. z. Crowther, Of
Myrtle, No. 2S; z. d. Thompson. of Co
lumbia, No. Is; W. E. Bradley and J. c.
Yost, of Amaranth, No. 3; I. C. Ellis.
Of Rathbone-SuperiOr, No. .; Edward +.
Sedan, OF Century, No. %; NJ. H. Ko-
nigsburg. of Washington Commandery.
No. /; Hugh Reid, of coldwell Com
mandery, No. z, and g. Frank Day. Of
Ascalon Temple. No. 81.
The committee held a very enthusiast
dc meeting on Thursday evening, when
plans were outlined for the class initia-
ton. at which 1t is expected that upward
Of 500 applicants will be presented for
The ranks will be con-
ferred by the degree teams of Peter
Woodland Lodge, of Lynn Mass, and
the lola team from Dayton. Ohio, two
Of the most noted teams in the supreme
domain.
Miss Mary Rose Steiner will entertain
the Past Chiefs Association at its reg
ular monthly meeting tomorrow night at
her home. R6 Eighth Street Northeast
Final reports on the recent garden party
given by the association will be re-
ceived-
The past chiefs of Rathbone Temple,
No. s, Pythian Sisters. will have charge
Of the meeting of the temple Friday
night and promise an evening of much
enjoyment TO those attending. Washing
ton Company. No. 1. and Coldwell Conn
pany, No. Z, Uniform Rank. Knights OF
Pythias, have been invited to attend in
4 body and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended all members of the order to be
present on this occasion. The chairs
win be filed by the past officers. pro-
gram of music and recitations Will be
given and refreshments viii be served.
This custom Is a yearly one with the
past chiefs OF Rathbone Temple and one
that is looked forward to with much
plesure by the membership. Mrs Min
nie wolfsheimer. chairman Of the affair,
entertained the past chiefs Tuesday
night and appointed the following sub |
Decorations, Mrs. Bertha |
Williams. chairman; Mrs Estelie g. Kah-