Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-20

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| Thursday-Ha rmony. No. 81. called OF.
| PYTHIAN SISTERS.
| Wednesday Friendship Temple, No. 9.
business.
| The following named officers will per-
| form the installation services in the
several subordinate lodges on the dates
named, the first named being the COM
missioned deputy grand chancellor for
| the purpose:
! Franklin Lodge. No. ., all the Grand
Lodge officers, January I. Mount Yer
| non, No. 5. Grand Vice Chancellor w.
| A. Kimmel and Past Grand Chancellor
Mark Stearman, January 6. Webster,
No. Z, Grand Lecturer ]. n. Kline and
Grand Prelate I. c. Ellis, January S.
Decatur. No. 9, Grand Prelate ]. c. Ellis
and Grand Inner Guard F. H. Melick,
January IL. Syracusians, No. 10, Grand
Lodge officers. January g. Calanthe, No.
IL, Grand Outer Guard Wilson Harvey
and Grand Lecturer J. N. Kline, jan
uary IL. Hermione. No. II. Grand Vice
Chancellor w. A. Kimmel and Past
uary 5. Excelsior, No. IA, Grand Mas
ter-at-Arms ]. B. Dickman and Past
Supreme Representative J. B. Conner.
January 5. Equal. No. II. Grand Inner
turer ]. N. Kline, January 4. Harmony.
No. FL, Past Grand Chancellor Mark
Stearman and Grand Master-at-Arms
J. b. Dfckman, January IA. Union, No.
~. Grand Keeper of Records and Seal
H. ]. GasSon and Grand Lecturer J. N.
Kline. January 6. Capital No. "a, Grand
Outer Guard Wilson Harvey and Su-
preme Representative Albert kahlert,
January 5. Myrtle, No. Is, Grand Chan
cellor H. NJ. Vandervort and Past
ia Mar To
uay 5. Columbia, No. 26, Grand Keeper
of Records and Seal H. ]. Gasson and
Grand Vice Chancellor w. A. Kimmel
and Grand Master-at-Arms J. B. Dick
Grand Master of Exchequer F. B.
Crown and Grand Outer Guard Wilson
Harvey, January 4. Rathbone-Superior,
No. 20. Grand Lodge officers. January
Arms ]. B. Dickman and Past Grand
Chancellor Mark Stearman, January 4.
Decatur Lodge. No. 9. at It's last con-
vention, elected the following as their
officers for the coming year:
Chancellor commander, E. f. Roberts:
vice chancellor. Kelsey Saul: prelate.
]. G. Roberts; master of work, Charles
Miller: keeper of records and seal. c.
E. McAllister (re-elected); master of
of exchequer, c. Albert Freer (re-elect-
ed); master-at-arms, Willard C. Reed !;
inner guard, j. s. Loeb; outer guard,
]. L. Biggs: trustees. F. Trede. J. G..
Roberts and ]. A Gottsman; representa-
tive to the relief bureau, Kelsey Saul:
representatives to the Grand Lodge. C..
E. McAllister, NJ. Hanson. G. w. Jordan,
J. G. Roberts and P. c. Phillips.
Equal Lodge, No. II. at its last con-
vention, received the report of the COM
mittee appointed some time since to
consider the advisability of consolidat-
ing with Franklin Lodge, No. 2. Favor
able action on the report, it is said,
will be taken at the next convention.
Ascalon Temple. No. 81. Dramatic
Order Knights of Khorassan lat it's
meeting Monday evening, elected off,
GERS for the coming year as follows:
Royal vizier. p W. Heiss; grand
Williams: sheik, S. A. Murdoch: secre-
tary, NJ. H. Konigsberg; treasurer, AL
bert Kahlert: satrap, Joseph Stein;
sahib. H. E. Boswell; joe. G. Frank
tee for three years, NJ T. Pines; repre-
sentative to the Imperial Palace. NJ. T.
Pines, and alternate representative to
the Imperial Palace, G. Frank Day.
1t was decided to hold a ceremonial
February 16.
Syracusians Lodge, No. 10. conferred
the rank of esquire upon a large class
at it's convention Friday evening, be-
fore an attendance of members and
pacity. This lodge. it is said. bids fair
to show the greatest percentage of
gain in membership of all the lodges
in this domain for the past year.
Harmony Lodge. No. II. has elected
the following officers for the coming
year; Chancellor commander. Lee 3.
Speaker: prelate. ]. S. Prescott; master
of work. w. H. Boswell; keeper of rec
ords and seal. B. C. McQuay (re-elect-
ed, twenty-seventh year,; master of
finance, John Adams. jr.: master of ex-
chequer, w. A. Thompson tre-elected);
master at arms, E. b. Thomas: inner
guard, Max Rosenthal (re-elected);
outer guard, A. T. Adams (re-elected); :
representative to the relief bureau, c.
w. Henderson: trustees, John Adams,
ST.; c. w. Henderson and E. B. Thorn
as: representatives to the Grand Lodge.
John Adams. sr.; w. A. Thompson. NJ
J. Davis, C. W. Henderson and B. c.
McQuay.
The lodge is booming Past Grand
Prelate c. W. Henderson for re-elec-
ton as grand prelate at the coming
convention of the Grand Lodge in Feb
ruary.
At the meeting of the organization
committee Sunday afternoon the Pyth-
launched and various committees APP
pointed, including a committee to draft
a set of bylaws for the club.
w E. Dentinger of Century Lodge.
No 80, was elected president; Jerome
williams of Calanthe Lodge. No. II,
secretary. and Vice Grand Chancellor
William H. Kimmel, treasurer.
The next meeting of the club will be
held Sunday afternoon, January 3, in
the chancellorS ROOM
1t was announced at the meeting last
Sunday that one of the first attempts
of the Dramatic Club would be the
production of modern play written
by W. E. Dentinger. embracing Pyth
ian sentiments. The setting of the
drama is laid in Washington. has three
acts and twelve people in the cast. The
title is Friendship Regained."
Century Lodge. No 80. will confer
the rank of knight on five candidates
at its meeting tomorrow night. Elec-
tion: of officers win also be held
/: Chancellor Commander William NJ.
Williams of Svracus!ans Lodge, No. 10,