The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-10-31

O'Clock. Early Adjournment will be
made on account OF the lecture By Fa-
ther Donnelly. which Ia to follow.
Knights Of Pythias Events.
LODGES.
Monday-Anarsnth. No. y. business: Century
No. q. page rank.
tai, No. q. and Myrtle. No. D. business.
Wednesday-Nount Vernon. No. 5. and Equal. Ne
H. business
Thursdsy-frsnklin. No. 9. businers
FrdAy-sSrscnsions. No. 10 rage rank.
UNIFORM RANK.
Thursday. T. coIdWei Company. No. !, monthly
assembly and business
PYTHIAS SISTERS. ..
Wednesdsy-Fisndship Temple, No. .. Initiation.
Ffidsy-Rsthbone Temple. No. q. initiation.
Two grand visitations are scheduled for
next week-to Decatur Lodge, No. Q. on
Monday night, October g. and to Har-
mony Lodge, No. q. on Thursday night.
November II. The visitation TO Harmony
Lodge will be an open one after the rou-
tine work of the visitation Is finished.
On this occasion the lodge will celebrate
, its anniversary with an appropriate pro-
gram. The members OF the fraternity
and their ladies are invited to be present
Columbia Lodge.
Columbia Lodge. No. 70. gave Grand
Chancellor William A. Kimmel and ssso-
ciate Grand Lodge officers u royal well
come Wednesday night, the occasion be-
ing the annual grand visitation to that
lodge. Grand Vice Chancellor John B.
Dickman spoke of the work and plans
of the ways and means committee. of
which he is chairman. and W. z. Dentin-
ger. president of the Chancellors' Assoc
Ct1 fha In al If fhal
subordinate lodges the organization was
planning to accomplish. Among the Wis
itors present were Past Grand Chan
cellor John Philip Meskin. OF Utah;
Chancellor Commander c. c. Myers. Of
Pisgah Lodge. No. 3, OF Asheville, n. c.:
A. B. Mustain, OF Apollo Lodge. No. Ios.
of Elm Springs. Ark. and John Farmer,
of Enterprise Lodge. No. sos. of Harris
burg, Pa. Grand Chancellor Kimmel was
the recipient OF silver service. a gift
from Columbia Lodge. Grand Represent
alive Ben Tarantino making the presenta-
ton.
Century Lodge.
Century Lodge. No. 90. expects to con-
fer the page rank at its convention to-
morrow night. when a number OF appn-
cations are also expected to be presented.
Capital Lodge.
Capital Lodge, No. "a, has appointed
James S. Mccarthy chairman OF a COM
mittee to prepare an entertainment OF an
original character to be given next
month. Mr.. Mccarthy states that he Is
now at work on q humorous sketch,
which he hopes TO complete in short
time. His committee will make a report
at the meeting OF the lodge Tuesday
night.
Webster Lodge.
Webster Lodge. No. Z, Tuesday night
elected II. w. Yea prelate and W. c.
Clark inner guard. the latter TO succeed
]. X. Morton, resigned Installation Of
these oficers will take place next Tues
day night
The ways. and means committee will
hold its regular semi-monthly meeting
on November 10. At the last meeting |
reports Of various subcommittees were ,
made and plans discussed for future en-
tertainments. The committee in charge
of the theater party at Polls announced
that Arrangements were complete for
that event on Tuesday night
Rathbone-superior Lodge.
Rathbone- Superior Lodge. No. .. is
planning another revival for November
T. when class is due for the rank Of
page Chancellor Commander Talbot
PulizZi states that preparations ara be-
ing made for an impressive rendition OF
the work on that occasion.
syracusians Lodge.
syracusians Lodge. No. 10. is con-
tinuing the work of adding 10 its men,
bership and expects to have work in
the ranks at all of its conventions for
the remainder Of the year.
Century Lodge.
The funeral services OF George r. Tall
man, OF Century Lodge. No 90. who pass
ed away on the I'D instant, after a long
ildness, were held at his late residence. |
80 Rhode Island avenue northwest. last |
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. The Of
ficers Of the lodge rendered the burial
service, and Chancellor Commander w.
z. Dentinger pronounced an eulogy on
his life. character. and services. Mr..
Tallman had been active in the affairs
OF his lodge for many years. and was
one of its representatives, in the grand |
body. The remains were taken to Clin- |
ton. Wis. Immediately after the close Of
the services.
The Dokeys.
The "Dokeys" are planning for one |
OF OlO-llInc on sNoNchl-
Der II. Interest is being shown also by |
the ladies in the part Of the order to |
which they are eligible for membership. |
The Nomads of Avruyadaka was started |
at a meeting OF the "Dokeys" at Asbury |
Park, N. J, l
Pythian Sisters.
Friendship Temple. No. 8. balloted on
a number OF applications for membership |
at its meeting Wednesday night and
work is announced for the meeting the
current week. After the business meet
ing the large number OF members and
visitors present. among the latter being
a number from out-of-town jurisdictions. |
enjoyed a Halloween social
Rathbone Temple, No. s, Pythian Sis
tiers. initiated candidates Friday night
ana acted upon several applications.
Mrs. Minnie wolfsheimer, chairman Of
the ways and means committee. ten
dered her resignation because OF I'll
health and Mrs. Della Nichols was ap-
pointed to MI the vacancy. Mrs. Nichols
announced the following as her assist
ants: Miss Mary Steiner, Mrs. Eliza
beth Turner, Mrs. Florence David. Mrs.
Isabelle Pollock, Mrs. Kate Smith, Miss