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


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s1uns Lodss oAicen. Union Lodsc. No. =. bu.-
February is-Fnnkiin Lodsr. No. Su.sss.
Fehrusy 3-Fnnkhn Lodge. No. I, psci.I eu.-
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SkAND LODGE OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
| PYrHAN SISTERS.
\ Perjury Is Reception To visiting nemh<s b.
hatheDns Temple. No. .. and Fhsndship rsnpsA
No. .. at Psthian Temple
ID. o. h Of X.
feoris1 H-Aseaioa Temple. No. 81. per1sl meet
| February B-Ascalon Temple No. ST. ceremonial
session At Convention Hall. D. m assisted by Ben
| Hadsd Temple No. g. q Bsltirpo.r Ma ,,d
ons1no team OF Bskoo Temple Of Columbus. Ohio.
! GOLDEN JUBILEE COMMITTEE.
February ls-Meeting of general committee.
Golden Jubilee Calendar.
February s-' m. at Convention Hall, o-ro
hnor1Ssn: D. m, at PythiAn Temple Joint CON-
yention Of Franklin Lodge. No 2 and Mount
vernon Lodse. No. s: reception to supr-me Lodss
oncen; p. m. Pythian Temple reception to visit
ing member Of Pythian Sisters by Rafhbone Tenn
pie. No. .. and Friendship Temple No. o. Pythias
Siaerl
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and reception Of accredited 70 holden
jubilee: D. m. meeting. presided over b. suprenns
ChanccDor Thomas J. CARING; address q weicpns
BY Psst Grand Chancellor II. p. Wiley. chsirman
Of local committsN on behalf Of P,thian,. futr,-
ducfion Of original members Of order: addrr-s b~
HON aen. william J. Bp.n; p. m. addresses at
Willard Hotel by Mai Gen. Arthur J. stoboart
o. military department: Hon. Union b. Hunt Of
insurance department: Hon. Charles T. Rice rep
resenting the d. o. X. n. and Mrs Ida N. John
@gl1 rprr 81.
February DAT willard Hotel 10 a m, meeting.
presided over BY Past Supreme Chancellor W. W
BLACKWELL; addresses b. Rev. r. 8. Atwood sr.nd
chancellor Of Minnesota. and others; D. m AZ
Convention Hall. special convention Of Frznkiir
Lodge. No. !, comforting Of rank Of rage on tlbiI4s
class by the team Of Mountain City Lodge No p
Rerrescntatiye George W. Pennimzn. Syracuse
the Home Of Damon and Pythias and the Scene Of
Their Immortal Friendship" address By supreme
Keeper o. Records and Seal r. T. Wheaton
Washington. lesf-Washington. l9i4:' D. m
receItiou BY President Wilson at the White House
February ITO a m. complimentary trip b
Mount Vernon. tn accredited representatives ana
iadies; m. Sightseeing trips: p. m. ball at
Pythian Temple under auspices Of Washington
Council. No. I. and J. T. Caldwell Council No Z;
Military Departmept. and Rathbone Temple No g.
and Friendship Temple. No. o. PSthian Sisters.
Fiftieth Anniversary to BE. Cele.
brnted.
This week will be one to live long in
the 0emory Of every member of the
order OF Knights of Pythias. for herein
will the order celebrate the fftieth ami
versary of its birth. which occurred in
this city on February 70. 1864
The celebration will be opened on the
evening Of February Is, when Mt ver-
non Lodge, No. 5. and Franklin Lodge
No =. the two Oldest lodges of the order
In the world will meet In joint convention
for the purpose of rendering a reception
to the Supreme Lodge officers.
The Pythian Sisters will held a recep-
ton to the visiting members of that or
sanization at Pythian Temple and As
Gallon Temple. No. 81, Dramatic Order
Knights Of Khorassan. assisted by Ben
Hadad Temple, No. 90. of Baltimore, and
Bakoo Temple, of Columbus. will stage a
spectacular monster ceremonial at Con-
vention Hall. to be followed with q ban
quet at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Headquarters ut New willard Hotel.
Headquarters of the Supreme Lodge Of
ficers and Pythians generally will be at
the Willard Hotel, while the Dramatic
Order Knights OF Khorassan will hold
forth at the Metropolitan Hotel
General Committee to Hold Regular
Session.
The general committee of the golden
Jubilee will hold its regular weekly meet
ing on Monday evening at Pythian Tenn
pie. and II is especially urged that every
member of the committee be present, SO
as TO be fully informed of the plans for
the celebration.
have arrived and will be distributed to
the members of the committee at this
meeting. Others desiring them can OBJ
tain them for the sum OF 81 cents.
Membership of Various Committees.
The general committee is made I'D as
follows:
Chairman. H P Wiley: first vice
chairman. John NJ. Kline, sr; second
vice chairman, Thomas A. Bynum; Sec
rotary, ]. W. Carter; treasurer, Jefrer-
son Middleton.
Committee on reception and entertain
ment-Thomas A. Bynum, chairman;
Mark Stearman. vice chairman
Committee on finance-H. NJ. Wander
wort. chairman; o. A. Booth. and NJ A
Leese.
Committee on pubncity-Fred Nee
Smith, chairman: s. NJ. Pearson, and
Franklin ii. Pierce.
Committee on class initiation-w, A
chairman: G. T. Neal. /. N
Bergman, ]. B. Dickman. Abram Frey.
J. G. Roberts, w. NJ. Williams, Israel
commerce. J. Hamilton, W. E Gasson,
II. w. Winter. W. A. Case. Crank Nc
rathran, B. c. McQuay, C. W. Haley,
F. NJ. Pelzman. NJ. E. Crowther. +. ID
Thompson. ". f. Bradley. J. c. Yost.
|. C. Ellis, f. F. SEDAN. NJ. II. Konigs-
berg. Hugh Reid, and G. Frank Day
Committee on registration-F H. Me-
lex. chairman: ]. III. Burkholder. F. J.
iennein. Charles Boyd. E. W. Morcock.
A. Mitchell. W. ]. G. Reinmuth. r.
: Harrison, ]. Nussbaum. and d. NJ
freeman.
Committee on badges-C z. McAIIister.
Wilson Harvey. and J. H.
Williams.
Committee on public comfort-Albert
<ahlert. chairman: ii. c. Glading,. ]. n.
Kline, r. T. Whiting. ]. A. Demp, s. W
Nolfsheimer. G. W. Barkman. jr. W. f.
'oole. Fl. ]. Gasson, 7. E. Mullican, T.
Z Haskins. Frank Slye, c. W. Haley.
Hartstall. G. Cerrone. W. f. Bradley,
:. o. Pulizzi, and Z. F. SEDAN.
Committee on music and decorations
/. f. Wilson, chairman: I. A. Emmons
!. W. Barkman. jr.. J. NJ. Mcqueen, G.
V. Sellers, G. c. Shaffer, NJ. f. Crow
her. j. F. Beck, and S. W. wolfsheimer.
Committee on audit NJ. Kline -