The Washington herald., 1913-04-20
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS CALENDAR.
LODGES,

LODGES
April H-Edual Lodge, No. I. rank Of page: ANA
ranth Lodge. No. q. business Century Lodge No. %
rehearsal
April 0-webster Lodge. No. z grand visitation
Excelsior Lodge. No Ii. business; Germanis Lodge
No. 15. business: Capital Lodge, No a. business
Myrtle Lodge. No. Is. business.
April d Mount Vernon Lodge. No. 5. business
Hermione Lodge. No. IL. business; Union Lodge. No
2 rehearsal Columbia Lodge. No. IS. business.
April M-Harmony Lodge. No. q. rehearsal
April 3-.syracusans Lodge. No 10. business; Rath
bone Superior Lodge. No. q, business.
PYTHIAN SISTERS
April H-Past Chiefs Association meeting.
April 3-Frendship Temple, No. 0. business
April 3-hathbone Temple. No g. euchre.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT..
April III. T. Coldwell Company, No. T. specia
assembly.
April 23-Wsshington Company No. |, drill.
,, April 24-J. 7. Coidwell Company. No. Z. drill
Equal Lodge, No. II, X. of p, tn,
home of Grand Chancellor Sroufe, ha,
been steadily adding to it's membership
for several months past and will confer
the rank of page on several candidates
at its meeting tomorrow evening. The
active interest of it's members was re-
Elected In the large delegation from thai
lodge present at the visitation of Myrtle
Lodge. No. %, last Tuesday evening
when they carried OFF the laureIs TO,
the largest attendance of any visiting
lodge in the domain.
If all of the lodges having representa-
ton in the Grand Lodge line would come
to the visitat!ons and support their of
ficers, as Equal Lodge has determined
to do, every visitation of the coming
year can and will be made an interesting
and successful as was MyrtIe's.
1t is hoped that the officers of the
various lodges will take this matter up
seriously with their membership at
their next conventions and all pull to-
gether for the purpose of making this
year one to be long remembered in
Pythian annals in this domain.
Webster Lodge No. z. will be Official
ly visited by the grand chancellor and
his associate grand lodge officers on
Tuesday evening, at their castle hall
in Pythian Temple, and this being the
home lodge OF Grand Lecturer John B.
Dickman, no pains are being spared to
keep up with the pace already set. and
furnish an entertainment that will be
interesting and profitable to all who
attend.
Sever al notable speakers will be
present and the military department
will be strongly represented. This
lodge has completed plans for an
excursion to Chesapeake Beach on
June "a.
Representatives Stringer and Fitz
Henry of Illinois are two ardent Py-
thians who have agreed to address the
membership of this domain in the near
future. Both had hoped and promised
to be present at the visitation to Myrtle
Lodge on last Tuesday evening and de-
liver addresses. but the delay In the
mails from the West, due to the floods.
created obstacles which could not be
overcome. and consequently some other
lodge will have the pleasure of announc-
ing Them later.
Representative Russell of Missouri, who
addressed the gathering at Myrtle Lodge
on last Tuesday evening, announced that
he had presented his lodge with a pic
ture of Past Supreme Chancellor Ed
ward Dunn, of Franklin Lodge. No. 2
who is the oldest living continuous MEM
Der of the order in the world, and that
it has been placed in the archives OF