The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-09-26
K. OF P. GRAND LODGE
Returned Representatives Report
a Most Successful Meeting Held
At Ely Last Week

and Spencer Reynolds returned in
Tony Romano's auto Sunday, Miss
Curto from a visit to relatives in
Ely and Cherry Creek, and Messrs.
Hintze and Reynolds as representa-
tives of Beatific Lodge to the Grand
Lodge Knights of Pythias held in
Ely on September II and Is. They
inform the SENTINEL that they had
a most enjoyable trip, meeting many
old time Eureka acquaintance and
friends from other parts of the State.
Everything that money and labor
could accomplish was done by the
people of Ely and McGill for the
comfort and entertainment of their
guests.
Wednesday evening a minstrel
troupe, composed entirely of MEM
bers of the Knights Of Pythias Lodge
of McGill, gave a performance in
Ely that would rank with the best
professional troupes. Thursday. all
that wished to go, were taken in
autos to Copper Flat to see the min
ing with steam shovels; Thursday
night a sumptuous banquet was given
to all Knights of Pythias and Pyth-
ian Sisters. After the banquet, the
Dramatic Order Knights of Korassan
gave a street parade led by the Ely
Brass Band. After the parade the
Dokeys returned to the hall and held
a Ceremonial that lasted until 1:30
Friday morning, conducting between
25 and 80 tyros on their Camels across
the desert sands. Friday morning.
all that wished to go. were taken in
autos to McGill to inspect the mill
and smelter. Friday night a ball
was given that concluded two days
and three nights of strenuous en-
tertainment. All visiting Knights
and Pythian Sisters were given free
tickets to the minstrel show, banquet
and ball.
The Grand Lodge in its two days
session was a most successful and
harmonious one, accomplishing much
for the good of Pythianism in Ne
vada. The next Grand Lodge will
be held in Fallon in September, 1915.
The Grand officers elected for the
present year are:
X. OF p. Grand Officers
C. A. Gardner of Elko grand chan
cellor.
Clark j. Guild of Yerington grand
vice chancellor.
S. H. Rosenthal of Reno grand
keeper of records and seal.
T. L. Bellam Of Sparks grand pre-
late.
G. w. Perkins of Reno grand mas
ter of exchequer.
Zeno Barnes of McGill grand mas
ter at arms.
John G. Huntington of Rochester
grand inner guard.
A. S. Phipps of Yerington grand
outer guard.
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BENJAMIN Rosenthal of Goldfeld
supreme representative.
George S. Green of Reno grand
trustee.
Fallon was selected as the next
meeting place of the Grand lodge.
W. H. Smith and three daughters,
Misses Annie, Myrtle and Bonnie
were also in Ely; Mr.. Smith and Miss
Bonnie as visitors. and the Misses
Annie and Myrtle as Representatives
of Eureka Temple No. Is to the
Grand Temple Pythian Sisters, held
at the same time as the Grand Lodge.
The elected officers Of the Grand
Temple for the present term are:
Pythian Temple Grand Officers
Sarah George Of Pyramid temple
No. 10, Sparks, past grand chief.
Maude Shaber of Pyramid temple
No. 10, Sparks. grand chief.
Emile Wilson of Calanthe temple
No. IL. Reno. grand senior.
Annie Smith of Eureka temple No.
Is. residence Strawberry, grand ju-
Nor.
Ella Allen. Ivy temple No. 16,
Cerdi grand manager.
Sallie Blackwell of Carson temple
No. s, Carson City. grand M. of R.
&C.
Ellen Lawrence of Calanthe temple
No. IL, Reno. grand M. of F.
Mary DeWar of Ruby temple No.