Evening star., 1915-02-07

Amaranth Lodge. No. 20. which for
several years past has met In Northeast
Temple, has moved to the New Masonic
Temple, Sth street northeast. where 1t
has commodious quarters on the second
floor.
Monday evening. in spite Of tho in
clement weather, g. largo number of
members Of the order visited the new
quarters and assisted in properly OPEN
Ing the 1915 campaign.
Large delegations were present from
Equal Lodge, No. II; Rathbone- Superior
Lodge. No. 20, and Century Lodge, No. 30.
Addresses were delivered by Past
Chancellor c. E. McAllister of Decatur
Mark Stearman Of Century. No. 80; Past
Grand Chancellor G. Frank Day Of Gen.
tury, No. 80; Chancellor Commander w.
p. Dentinger. and Vice Chancellor
Joseph Stein Of Century. No. 30. and
also DR.. Stone Of the same lodge.
Past Grand Prelate C. w. Hender-
son. member of Harmony Lodge, No.
II. also made an address.
Others who spoke were w. E. Brad
ley and ]. c. Yost of Amaranth Lodge.
lock. Chancellor Commander Peckham
and d. F. Brown of Equal Lodge. c.
Adams of Kentucky and A. G. Houriet
of West Virginia Past Grand Chan
cellor ]. c. Yost. chairman Of the en-
tertainment committee. announced that
March 15 the lodge would hold a
ladies night" at which time Rev. w.
w. Barnes would deliver his lecture on
The Holy Land" Chancellor Com
mander T. o. Pullizzi of Rathbone-Su-
lodge with a number of recitatfons.
Excelsior Lodge, No. IA. will confer
the rank Of esquire at its convention
Tuesday evening.
Syracusians' Lodge, No. 10. the lodge
showing the greatest gain in membership
in this domain during the past year.
last Friday evening celebrated in an
informal manner its forty seventh an
niversary.
Ascalon Temple. No. 81, Dramatic Or
der Knights of Khorassan, will hold
its regular business meeting tomorrow
evening and complete plans outlined
for the ceremonial Of the temple. to
be hold the 10th instant.
Century Lodge. No. 80. will celebrate
its fifteenth anniversary of institution
Monday night. March 29. with appro-
pirate exercises. The entertainment will
be open to the families and friends of the
members Of the lodge.
The personnel OF committee which is
to arrange for the anniversary follows
Past Grand Chancellor Mark Stearman,
chairman: M. T. Pines, W. A. H. Turner,
Edward F. Sedan and Herman c.
Hansen.
Chancellor Commander Willett e. Dent
niger has inaugurated fifteenth ami
versary class to be held May 8, and has
offered a solid gold Pythian watch fob to
the member bringing in the most appl-
cations between February 1 and April 80.
The Damon Dramatic Club will meet
Thursday night in the armory Of Pythian
Temple for the first rehearsal Of the
entertainment to take place April 19.
At the regular meeting of Friendship
Temple, No. 9. Pythian Sisters, Wednes-
day evening. the members on the sick
List were reported to be improving. Next
Wednesday evening, February 10, will be
given over to the Past Chiefs Associa-
ton to hold a box party.
At the conclusion of the meeting the
Most Excellent Chief Ada Freeman re-
quested all the members and visitors
from Rathbone Temple to remain and
participate in a peanut hunt. Carrie
Davis. having found the highest number
Of peanuts, was awarded the first prize
and Nettie Crowther the second prize.