Evening star., 1915-06-06

with Myrtle Lodge. No. "a. Many mem
bers both before and at the meeting
Wednesday night expressed them-
selves. it Is said, as in favor or pro
ceeding along lines that will build up
the lodge and make consolidation un-
necessary. An application for men,
bership by card was received
Washington Company. No. !. Uni
form Rank, will hold its regular as
sembly. Wednesday night. Details in
connection with the Pythian outing at
Marshall Hall. Wednesday. July "A. will
be considered, and practice drill will
be held.
J. 7. Coldwell Company. No. :. Uni
form Rank, will hold its monthly as
semb1y Thursday night. which was
postponed from last Thursday night
Pythian event 1t is expected that a
number of recruits will be added to the
rolls.
The committee on ways and means
held a special meeting last night and
considered the details of plans of
amuse ments outlined to the order. The
theater benefit proposition at Polls
June IA. previously adopted by the
committee. was reported to have been
favorably received by the membership.
The Grand Lodge Committee on judi
clary has approved a new set of bylaws
for Century Lodge, No. 30. The COM
mittee is composed of Mark Stearman,
chairman: Edward Dunn, John W. Blk
Ter. William A. Wilding and H. P.
Wiley.
syracusians Lodge, No. 10. was well
represented at the last convention of
Rathbone- superior Lodge, No 90. when
the rank Of page was conferred, and
assisted in the work. Past Chancellor
Edgar c. Snyder made an eloquent ad-
dress on Fraternity"
Webster Lodge. No. Z. considered a
new set of bylaws at its last meeting
and will again take up the matter at
the convention Tuesday night.
Decatur Lodge. No .. is felicitating
two of its members on securing high
honors-Past Chancellor e. Albert
F'rear. elected delegate to the Su-
preme Lodge convention of the For
esters Of America. to be held at San
Francisco, August "a. and Past Chan
chellor Edward w. Morcock, elected
president of Columbia Typographical
Union, No. 101, at the recent election.
Equal Lodge, No. II. held a largely
attended meeting Wednesday night A
committee on ways and means was ap-
pointed, and also a committee to assist
the master of finance in the collection
widows and orphans of former lodge
members to attend memorial services
Tuesday night, June Is.
j. F. Rock. a member of Capital
Lodge, No. "a. died Monday night. His
funeral occurred Thursday from his
late residence. 725 11th street north
east, and interment was at Congress
sional cemetery. He was for many
years an employe of the fire depart
ment and was son of Past Chancellor
A. A. Rock of Capital Lodge.
Century Lodge, No. 80, will have three
candidates for the page rank tomor-
row night. 1t is said many new appli-
cations will be presented and a num-
Der are to be acted upon. The ampli-
fled form will be presented tomorrow
night. The page rank team has held
many rehearsals during the past two
months. Officers of the lodge Tuesday
afternoon conducted the funeral cere-
monies of their late prelate, Herman
c. Hansen. who died Saturday, May 90.
The services were held at the Eastern
Presbyterian Church. 9Th street and
Maryland avenue northeast. Chancellor
Commander w. E. Dentinger, Vice
Chancellor Joseph Stein. Prelate Sam
uel S. Price and Master-at-arms Gideon
J. Pillow officiated both at the church
and at the grave. The pallbearers
were w. A H. Turner, 7. o. Kalth,
Clinton A. Quencer. Horace L. Wilcox,
Frank D. Robinson and Frank A. How
ard