Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-11

joint installation of Rebekah lodge Off
GERS in this jurisdiction, and will be also
the first installation ceremony by the Off
GERS of the assembly
5Ef1FSSiaS
have the esquire rank Tuesday even
ing, conferred the page rank in am
plified form last Tuesday, portraying
scenes with stereopticon slides. The
work was under the supervision of
Past Chancellor George w. Sellers. A
large number of members and visitors
were in attendance.
Hermione Lodge. No. IL. is enrolling
candidates for a class in the early
fall.
AmaranM Lodge, No 2s, will re-
sumo its sessions July 10, and has
the rank of knight scheduled for that
evening.
The Knights of Pythias Hall Associa-
ton will hold it's monthly meeting
concerning improvements on the tenn
pie property will be considered.
Grand Lecturer Perry P. Patrick re-
his direction from the ways and means
committee. are meeting with much
favor among the membership. :
Rathbone Superior Lodge, No. 20,
after session Friday night, called Off
gust.
One of the important questions to
come before the supreme lodge at it's
next session, it is stated, will be the
esta bltshment of a sanatorium. The
matter is now under consideration in
the various grand domains. The Dis
trict of Columbia grand domain in
dorsed the proposition at the recent
convention Of the grand lodge. s.
|. The deputy grand chancellors who
have visited the subordinate lodges.
giving the semi-annual password and
transacting other BUSH: ess during the
attended In most cases it was the last
convention before calling off" for the
summer vacation.
The session of the Imperial Palace.
Of the Dramatic Order knights of
Khorassan, an auxiliary of the knights
Of Pythias, at Asbury Park, N. J., July
1911, is attracting the attention Of the
order throughout the United States and
is an officer in the imperial body. hold
ing the station of imperial Aim, and
1t is said his name will be presented at
the coming session for advancement
sentative from Ascalon Temple, No. 81,
An attractive program has been out
lined for the session, beginning tomor-
row. and many handsome prizes will be
given for the showing in parade, drill
and ritualistic work.
At meeting of Ascalon. Temple, No..
81, Friday night, a fine send-of was
given Imperial Aim Albert Kah1ert
and Imperial Representative Max T.
Pines. Mr.. Kahlert will leave the city
tomorrow afternoon with a delegation
from the west, which will arrive Dy
special train, en- route to Asbury Park.
Mr.. Pines left last night.
A large number of "donkeys," many of
high degree, will arrive in the city at
o'clock today. remaining. for about
twenty hours, sightseeing. after which
cation Of members of the local temple
will greet the visitors at the Union
station this afternoon. being designated
for that purpose by Royal Vizier z. W..
Heiss of Ascalon Temple.
"Pythian Day" will be celebrated
Wednesday at Marshall Hall, where the
festivities will be conducted by Wash
J j. l..
well Company. No. Z. The outing will
be under the direct supervision of the
first-named company. which will be
represented by the following commit
Sanford. Mai. r. T: Whiting, Lieut..
William Williams. H. c. Glading and
George Ryall. Washington Company
Is differed as follows: Captain. George
II. Whiting; first lieutenant, George H.
Cressy; second lieutenant. William NJ.
Williams: first sergeant. F. A. Mein-
iger; second sergeant. William Roberts.
The morning boat is expected to carry
many picnic parties who will spend the
day at the hall, and amusement fea-
lures are planned to entertain the
crowd in the afternoon and evening"
Syracusians Lodge. No. 10. is outlin-
ing a program of debate. Discussions
vance will be considered on evenings
when the lodge has no work calen-
dared. The questions to be taken up
will be such as are expected to interest
Gently added to the lodge in large num-
bers.
Grand Chancellor William A. Kimmel
reports that much interest is being
shown In the plans and purposes of the
organization are in the hands Of a
committee composed of Dr. Fred Yates,
chairman; Hamlin NJ. Vandervort, w.
o. Owens. w. E. Dentinger and A. E.
Gorham.
The grand lodge of Virginia, at the
coming session at Charlottesville will
have as one of its representatives John
T. Herbert of Oriental Lodge of Alex
andria, who is well known in this jur-
isdiction, being employed on a local
daily newspaper. The grand temple
of Pythian Sisters Of Virginia and the
District of Columbia will be in session
in Charlottesville at the same time
Webster Lodge, No. 7. at it's meeting
Tuesday night, completed the discus
sion of the revision of it's bylaws,
which were finally adopted.
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