The Washington herald., 1915-09-19

September N-wehster, No. 4; E6cs,sise. No "a:
| CAPITAL. No. n. knight rank: Myrtle. No. ..
Ne. Il; Union. No. 2: Columbis. No. D. work.
| September JHsrmony. No n.
septsnber a-syracusians. No. 10; Rathbone-su-
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
September 2o-Monthly meeting Of Past Chiefs
| Association
September 2-Fnsndship Temple. Nc. .
September aRathbone Temple. No. 9. roll call
| HALL ASSOCIATION.
September 0Mouthly meeting.
Century Lodge to Entertain Visitors.
Century Lodge, No. 80, will hold its
i second convention Of the month tomor-
row night, but will not have work on
that occasion. It is announced that the
committee having in charge the arrange
ments for the public grand visitation OF
| the lodge Is busily engaged on the pro-
gram for that evening. This committee
| is composed Of Past Grand Chancellor
Mark Stearman. chairman: Past Chan
cellors Max T. Pines and W. A. H. Tur-
| ner, Vice Chancellor Joseph Stein, and
Frank Robinson.
Hall Association to Meet.
The. board of directors of the Knights
! of Pythias Hall Association will hold its
monthly meeting at the Grand Lodge
headquarters tomorrow night. The board
| has issued notice Of a special meeting of
| the stockholders to be held Monday
night. October II. for the purpose of tax
ing action in the proposition to increase
| the capital stock of the association.
Rank Of knight Announced.
Capital Lodge. No. "a, has announced
| the rank Of knight for Tuesday night.
| the work being supplemented by the
stereopticon. The lodge voted at the last
convention in favor Of increasing the
capital stock Of the Pythian Hall Asso-
| citation. Capital Lodge will omit its con-
! vention scheduled for September q on
account of the festivities Of the G. A.
/ r. encampment.
The ways and means committee. being
interested in the weekly dancing soirees
| inaugurated in the auditorium Of the
Pythian Temple. designated ]. T. Cuth-
| bert, Edward Sawton and Jacob Nuss-
| baum to act as a subcommittee last night
| at the first dance of the season.
First Visitation to BE Given.
Syracusians Lodge No. 10, is preparing
to make the first grand visitation Of tho
fall series one Of the most important Of
| the year. An invitation has been extend
District and the constituent bodies Of
the order. the uniform rank, the ORA.
matte Order Knights Of Khorassan and
Pythian Sisters, and many friends Of the
lodge and the order are also expected
| to be present, as the meeting will be an
open one. The Rev. DR.. Smiths illus
trated lecture on Mediterranean ports
and other attractions of the Old World
promises to be a feature Of the vista
ton.
Columbia Lodge, No. IS, expects work
at Wednesday nights convention. as a
number OF candidates are due for the
ranks.
Grand Chancellor William A. Kimmel
announces that the subcommittee OF the
council of Grand Lodge officers is again
active in the work of organizing q new
lodge in Mount Pleasant. He expects
the plans outlined to result in the estab-
|! lishment of a lodge in that section with
in q few weeks.
Ascalon Temple to Hold Ceremonial.
The oficers and members Of Ascalon
Temple, No:Ns1. Dramatic Order Knights
of Khorassan, are considering the de-
tails Of a fall ceremonial as the result
Of the meeting Monday night.
rJany Applications Received.
A large attendance was present at the
last convention of Rathbone-Superior
Lodge. No @. the first meeting after the
summer vacation. 1t was announced that
d. n. Hoover. ST.. master Of finance, was
absent from the lodge owing to an opera
ton on his youngest son for appendi-
citis. This was the first meeting that Mr..
Hoover has missed in many years. His
son is reported to be on the road to re-
covery.
At the next meeting of the lodge. FRI
day night, the rank of page will be con-
ferred by the lodge team. under the d.
rection of Past Chancellor q. W. Heiss.
master Of work Chancellor Commander
Talbot o. Pulizzi extends cordial in
vitation to all members Of the order to
be present at this convention of the
lodge. g., :,
Rathbone:Superior Lodge received q
number of applications for Membership
at the last meeting, and expects to have
work Of the ranks for several weeks to
come.
The funeral services for Joseph NJ.
Frizzell, a member Of Equal Lodge. No.
II, who passed away Tuesday at Vienna.
Va, were held Thursday at Oak Hill
chapel.
Visitors Give Polo Exhibition.
The exhibition game of indoor polo by
the two teams from Quaker City Lodge.
No. 81, Of Philadelphia. Pa, Monday
night, in the auditorium Of the Pythian
Temple, proved a novel and exciting
contest to the large assemblage Of local
members Of the order and their friends
who witnessed the game.
The game was played In two D-minute
halves, with ten minutes intermissionl
and occasional rest periods on account
Of the hot weather. The lineup and Of
ficials were as follows: The Reds-Whl-
lam Reid (captain). John Spencer. right
quarterback; ]. Russell Winder. left
quarterback; Harry Neal, fuiloack; A.
Single. soalkeeper. Il
The Blues-Frank c. Walsh. forward
captain: James Walker, right quarter
back; Bert Allen, left quarterback;
James Ward. fullback; Charles Jainen.
goalkeeper.
Referee. Henry H. Styer. Of Quaker
City Lodge: umpires, Albert kahlert. or
Syracusians Lodge, and George A. NC
Comas. Of Calanthe Lodge; timekeeper'
Earl c. Van Buskirk, of Calanthe Lodge. |
The game was stubbornly contested.
resulting in . tie-three goals each. ~
wss announced that the visitors would
continue the game. to play on the tie. at
their castle hall in Philadelphia.
Prior to the game. the visiting brothers
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