The Washington herald., 1915-08-15
Reports on Golden Jubilee.

Charles p Rice. of Rochester, n Y
who headed the Dramatic Order Knights
( Of hhorassan a the recent golden jubilee
! in this city. made an extended report on
the event to the imperial palace meeting
, recently held at Asbury Park, y J. He
! said. in part:
In accordance with document No. Sc.
/ proceedings of 1913. l appointed COM
uittee on golden jubilee Past Imperial
/ Price D. F. Summey. Imperial Repre-
sentative D. W. c. Yarbrough and J.
Edison Young. The part taken by the
Dramatic Order knights of Khorassan at
! Washington in the celebration of the
! iftIeth anniversary of the Knights of
! Pythlas reflected the utmost credit upon
| our order, and was undoubtedly of con-
| siderable benefit to US in receiving recog-
! milton later. Three special trains under
| the auspices Of the Dramatic Order
| knights of Khorassan. besides many
hundreds who came individually to as
sist IN the festivities. proved our loyalty
to the parent order.
"Ascalon Temple, No. 81. of Washing
ton. extended an invitation to Ben Hadid
Temple. No. g. of Baltimore. to confer
the iEitatory work upon a large class of
tvrOs during the week of the celebration.
Ben Hadid Temple. with the assistance
of the hrigands of Bakoo Temple, of
Columbus o. exemplifed the ritualistic
work in a manner that won the approval
of the vast audience who witnessed the
ceremonial.
The audience granted by the Presi-
dent of the United States to the ORA
mstic Order Knights of Khorassan
Thursday was an event that reflected the
highest honor upon our ORDER
The proceedings of the recent imperial
ind tix-t-, oF To-, ,aI
Asim Albert Kahlert and Imperial Rep
resentative Max T Pines. representing
AsCalon Temple. of this city. Mr.. Pines
made a seconding speech in the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Kahlert for office in the line. |
The officers elected were as follows: |
Imperial Price. George F. Bubanks, At |
lanta. Ga: imperial basha. L. r. Snow |
den. Peoria, III: imperial secretary. A |
L. Frey. Columbus. o.: imperial treas |
urer. Charles Stansbury, Los Angeles |
Cal: imperial sheik. Gus Meese Spo-
kane. Wash; imperial adool. D. W. C. |
Yarbrough. Birmingham. Ala; imperial
ikir. c. F. Weiland. Dallas. Tex. and
imperial asim, A. W. Fossun1fi Aberdeen.
South Dakota.
The next meeting of the imperial sess-l
ion will be held at Chattanooga, Tenn
Past Chiefs Association Meets To-
morrow.
The Past Chiefs Association. Pythian
Sisters. will hold its monthly meeting
tomorrow night at the residence Of Mrs
Martha Jarboe. The president of the
organization. Mrs. Mary E. Mitchell, de-
sires a large attendance as matters of
Importance are expected to come up for
Mrs. Sophia Rodrick, excellent senior
of Friendship Temple. No. 9. Pythian
Sisters. presided at meeting of the
temple Wednesday night during the alb
sence Of the most excellent chief. Miss
Gussie Alyward. who was reported sick
1t was decided to defer the appointment
Of the captains of the two membershipI
teams until Miss Alyward RECEIVERS.
Rathbone Temple, No. 8. Pythian Sis
ters. Mrs. Lola Marks presiding, held a
large meeting Friday night. The report /,
of the ways and means committee, of
which Mrs. Kate Smith u chairman