Evening star., 1914-07-12

Captain Warrington Company. No. I.
is composed of Lieut.. C. E. Sanford,
chairman; H. c. Gladins, secretary; r. A.
Reeves treasurer. and Knights George
Ryal, AL Adams and Maj r. T Whit
ing.
An exhibition drill will be given by
the drill team that will drill in the COM
petition at Terre Haute. A game of base
ball between the Linworth and Ballston
athletic clubs will also be a feature.
The drill team that will take the trip
to Terre Haute is composed asx follows:
Captain. Fred NJ. Pelzman; first Neuten-
ant, George H. Whiting: second lieuten-
ant. G. G. Creecy; first sergeant. Otto
Sontag; second sergeant l. c. Racoosin
and knights. ". p Angle E A Baruch,
J. Baruch. v. NJ. Fooks. Fl. Garrett, H.
G. Glading. J; Holmes: NJ. H. konigs-
theSs s; NJ. orenberg, R. 4 Reeves. ".
Roberts. ". Roland. B. Sherwood. H.
Stansbury, L. B. Taylor. T. c. Taylor. G.
Welty. G. F. Wheelock, G. f. Williams.
w. NJ. Williams. w. W. White. ]. B.
Rosenthal, ]. G. Mcqueen, DIR. Freder-
ick Yates. Maj r. T. Whiting, Lieut.. C.
E. Sanford, Lieut.. j. E. Wilson The bat
talon staff of the LIST Battalion. 1st Regi-
Whiting. Lieut.. Adjt. J. H. Williams.
Lieut. Quartermaster c. E. Sanford and
Lieut.. Commissary ]. E. Wilson, will ac-
company the team. and Lieut. George
Little will precede the team and complete
camp arrangements. NJ. II. konigsberg
has been appointed camp correspondent
and will keep in daily touch with the
Grand Lodge committee on publicity. who
will in turn get the news to the press.
The company has been drilling three
hours every night for the last three
weeks The schedule for the drill is
complete including squad and platoon
movements. setting up exercises. manual
Of the sword. etc.
Today the team is drilling from 10 a.m
to pm.
The drill team will leave the city Sat
urday evening at 6:1O in a special
car over the Chesapeake and Ohio ar
irving at Terre Haute early Monday
morning. The members are all equipped
with the new regulation military depart
ment uniforms. and have had their ac-
couterments FURNISHED and ready for the
fray. They will travel in khaki uni
FORMS wearing them in camp and at all
times except on parade and in the drill
Transportation arrangements are In the
hands of Lieut.. Z. f. Sanford and Maj.
r. T. Whiting.
At the time of the competitive drill
the domain of Indiana will celebrate the
golden jubilee OF the order and many en-
tertainments also have been arranged
for the trip. one OF them grand milf
| tary ball in honor of the visiting knights
Rathbone Temple. No. g. Pythian Sis
ters, at it's meeting Friday night re-
celVe0 a nuHDtT VI dpplitdliOiiS iof
bership. Much enthusiasm was shown
by a large attendance over the plans an
nounced for the temples work for the
new term. Mrs. Elizabeth Turner most
excellent chief. announced the appoint
ment of Mrs. Margaret Morcock Mrs
Daisy Wightman and Miss Josephine
Jarboe pianists.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Johnson. supreme chief.
Pythian Sisters. has appointed Mrs. En-
ma D. Bynum supreme representative
for Virginia and the District, chairman
of the committee on returns and ere
dentials for the convention of the Su
preme Temple at Winnipeg. Canada, be-
| ginning Tuesday, August 4.
| The new officers of Friendship Temple,
No .. Order of Pythian Sisters. were in
stalled Wednesday evening by the grand
installing officer. Mrs. Ella Garner. as
sisted by Mrs. Nettie Crowther and Mrs.
| Carrie Davis. They are as follows: Most
excellent chief Ida Bogia Roe: excellent
senior. Addie Freeman; excellent Junior.
Sophia Rodrick: manager. Nellie Graham
Johnson; mistress of finance. Ida Crown;
| mistress of records and correspondence,
Anna Sullivan: protector; Gussie Ayl-
ward: guard of the outer temple. Jennie
Wood. Mrs. Cora Nusbaum was elected
trustee for the long term.
/ The report of the auditing committee
| showed the past year to have been very