The Washington herald., 1915-08-22
ternal visit to Capital Lodge on the even
ing OF September Z
Century Lodge, No. 80. May Hold
Fair.

Century Lodge, No. 30. has elected Clin-
ton A. Quencer inner. guard. He was
installed at the convention Monday night,
by Past Chancellor Max Pines. acting
deputy chancellor.
The committee on ways and means
transacted much important business at
its last .semi-monthly- session. Chairman
Dickman announced the following COM
rittee to inquire into the feaibility of
holding a fair: W. E. Dentinger. chair
man. W. r. Carver. ]. F. Wilson. o. B.
Gray. and T. \. Bynum. H. E. Graham,
representative from Capital Lodge. was
instructed to secure the details of the
proposed athletic exhibition for the or
der's benefit. after a discussion of the
proposition.
Send Letter of Coincidence to Ohio
Pythians.
Grand Chancellor William A. Kimnel
after hearing of fatal railroad. accident
in which many Pythians Of Ohio lost
their lives, sent the following letter of
coincidence to the grand chancellor OF
that State: The brothers Of the grand
domain of the District of Columbia unite
with me in extending to you. and through
you to the members of Talmage Lodge.
No. 10. of Mount Sterling. Ohio. an ex-
preston of their sorrow at the untimely
death Of members of that lodge in a re-
cent railroad accident. We extend our
heartfelt sympathy to the families OF the
dead. and to the injured our best wishes
for speedy and complete recovery
Amarath Lodge. No. %. will omit the
convention calendared for September S.
that date falling on Labor Day. Work
in the rank of esquire is scheduled for
the regular convention on September 20.
Richard Porter. who was a member of
Union Lodge. No. 81 for a number of
years. was buried in Congressional Gem
etery last week. Officers of the lodge
performed the Pythian burial service.
A number of members of the Past Chiefs
Association, Pythian Sisters, were in at
tendance at the funeral.
Past Chiefs Association Enter
tanned.
The Past Chiefs Association, Pythian
Sisters. was entertained at its monthly
melting Monday night by Mrs. Martha
Jarboe. In the absence Of the president.
Mrs. Mary z. Mitchell. the vice pres-
dent. Mrs. Carrie Davis. presided. Ar
rangements were made to visit the or
phans home at Bancroft. Va, Saturday
afternoon. September II, at which time
treat will be given the little folks by
the association. After the business ses-
sion refreshments were served by the host
ess and social hour enjoyed. Those
present were Mrs. Carrie Davis, Mrs.
Florence David, Mrs. Ida Crown. Mrs
Ella Garner. Mrs. Della Nichols. Mrs.
Robert Prescott. Mrs. Etoile Melick.
Mrs. Martha Jarboe. Mrs. Minnie Wolf
sheimer. Mrs. Margaret Comm. Mrs. Lii
liam Armstrong. and Miss Mary Rose
Steiner Mrs. Elsie Vandervort will en-
tertain the organization at its September
meeting.
Friendship Temple. No 9. Pythian Sis
tiers. had a large attendance at its meet
ing Wednesday night at Pythian Tenn
Pile Most Excellent Chief Alyward an
nounced the appointment Of Mrs. Elsie
Vandervort and Mrs. Ada Kimmel as
captains of the membership contest
teams After the initiation Of candidates
and the transaction of regular business
a musical program was presented. The
committee in charge Of the social affair
consisted OF Mrs. Lizzie Bassett, Mrs.
Carrie Davis, Mrs Ida Crown. Mrs. Net
tie Crowthers, Mrs. Margaret Comm. and
Mrs. Addie Freeman.
Fathbone Temple, No s. Pythian Sis
tiers. will hold its monthly social after its
meeting Friday night. At the meeting
last Friday night a number of applica-
tons for membership were received. A
continuance of the temples prosperity
is expected under the leadership of Mrs.
Lola Marks. the most excellent chief
Martelle. the Great. who imperson-
ates Julian Eltinge at the Gayety thu.