The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
Knights Of Pythia..

knights Of Pythias.
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is hoped that the prize winning drill
team. Washington Company No. ]. Of this
domain, under the leadership of Capt.
Fred NJ. Pclzman. win again enter the
lists and carry OF first prize as they did
al Milwaukee.
knights of I<horassan to stage Mon
ster Ceremonial.
Ascalon Temple, No. 81. Dramatic Order
knights IL Khorassan. the local branch
Of that Playground Of Pythianism. held
a very enthusiastic meeting at Pythian
Temple on Thursday evening. at which
plans were practically completed for the
monster ceremonial to be held at Conven-
ton Hall on the evening Of February Is.
The temple will meet again on Tuesday
evening, February II, when final arrange
ments will be made, and IL is desired that
the members of the organization prepare
themselves so that they will have no
difficulty in obtaining entrance to Con-
vention Hall on the evening of February
Is Each one in order to witness the
ceremonial and be eligible for admission
must present his official receipt for the
year 1914.
The ceremonial work will be performed
by the celebrated team of Ben Hadad
Temple. No. 80, of Baltimore Md, I'M
der the leadership of Royal Vizier
Harry Nice and Deputy Imperial Prince
Otto NJ. Reinhardt. and they will be
assisted in the work by a spectacular
drill by the prize-winning Mokannas
af RoE Of
Columbus, Ohio.
The ceremonial session will be fol-
lowed by a subscription banquet at the
Metropolitan Hotel. the headquarters or
the "Donkeys." The royal vizier OF As
Gallon Temple, Fred M. Pelzman, who
was the captain of Washington Com
pany, No. /, Military Department, when
they won first prize at the competitive
drill held in Milwaukee, will be toast
master at the banquet. and royal time
is assured all who attend.
syracusians Lodge Confers Rank OF
knight.
Syracusians Lodge, No. 10, conferred
the rank of knight upon large class
at their convention on Friday evening,
and the work was very creditably per-
formed by the newly selected third rank
team OF the domain.
District Grand Lodge to Hold Scs-
The Grand Lodge of the Domain of
the District of Columbia viii meet at
Pythian Temple on the evening of Feb
ruary 10 at 7:30 o'clock. The officers
Of the Grand Lodge are as follows:
Grand chancellor, ad interim, Marx
Stearman; grand vice chancellor, ID. N.
Vandervort: grand prelate. c. w. Hen
derson: grand keeper of records and
seal. II. J. Gasson; grand MASTER oL
excheuuer Frank B. Crown; grand inner
guard, w A. Kimmel; grand outer
guard, Richard Sebastian; grand lee
turer, ]. B. Dickman.
The following are the representatives
from the several subordinate lodges:
Franklin Lodge, No. 2-P. p. Patrick,
George RyaIl. s. T. Neal, A. w. Leeke.
and H Y. Brooke.
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. %. M
Kline, II. P. Wiley, H. NJ. Vandervort,
]. N Kline, and L. II. Harris
Webster Lodge, No. IS. M. Banks, j.
r. Dickman, c. S. Jones, T. V. SPRING
man, and r. T. Whiting.
Decatur Lodge, No. &C. E McAllis-
ter, G. A Freer. II. Hanson, J. G.
Roberts. and NJ. c. Harmon.
Syracusians Lodge. No. 1o-J. II VIII
a. L.
gle. and S. w. Wolfsheimer.
Calanthe Lodge, No. ll-G. W. Hall, l.
A. Emmons. S. II. jacobson, i. Sommers,
and L. W. Yount.
Hermione Lodge, No. 12-H- G. Wag-
ner, w. L. Poole, Z. S. Walmer, 7. J.
Hartford, and B. I. Harper
Excelsior Lodge, No. IA w. Sher-
rier, ]. b. Common. c. w. Jones, r L.
Scott and W. \. Wilding.
Germania Lodge. No. Isl. G. Anger
man. F. w. Helbig. ST., II. J. Lauoach'
T f MuIlican, and ii. w. Winter.
EQUAL Lodge, No. III. R. Haskins, J.
NJ. McCauley. E. J. Newcombe, o. A.
Booth. and W. A Case.
Harmony Lodge, No. 2l-C. W. Hen
derson. Z. L. Hill, W. A Thompson, F.
McC Smith, and &. c. McQuay.
Union Lodge, No. 22-G. W. Haley, W.
H. Umhau. w. Ivey. c. 7. Roderick,
and T. J. Cason.
Capital Lodge, No. &C. L. Saur. II.
T d. Sinclair. B. E. Harrison, G. w.
Sellers. and J. L. Hyde.
Myrtle Lodge. No. 25-F. H. Melick, |
]. Nussbaum, II. f. Smith, c. A. John |
SON and NJ. f. Crowthers.
Columbia Lodge. No. 26-E. ]. Thomp- |
son. c. Ceremile, F. Frazzone, S. Giovan-
netti, and b. Tarantino.
Amaranth Lodge. No. 2S-W. r. Carver.
J. r. 5. Dickens, w. B. Hardy, j. ID.
Rowen. and A. NJ. Trivett.
Rathbone-Superior Lodge. No. 81. c.
Snyder. J. W. Bixler, W. o. Owen, l. c.
Ellis. and L. II. Troutman.
Century Lodge, No. 50-M. T. Pines. |
c. B. Tallman. W. A. II. Turner, q.
Frank Day, and ]. II. Stone.
Hermione Lodge Insta1ls Officers.
At the last meeting of Hermione Lodge. |
No. u, held in their new quarters in
Potomac Hall, Georgetown. the follow
ing officers were installed for the ensu- |
ing year: Chancellor comma nder, ]. w.
Jeffres tre-elected); keeper of records and
seal. John Hamilton Cre-elected); master |
of exchequer. II. G. Wagner (re-elected); |
master of finance, T. ]. Hartford (re-elect- |
kd); prelate. F. s. Walmer, and outer
guard, b. +. Harper.
Notes of the Pythian Sisters.
Rathbone Temple. No. s. Pythian Sis |