The Washington herald., 1915-04-25
Knights Of Pythias Events.
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April 3-Board Of Directors. business meeting.
FYTHIAN SISTERS.
A A F..ssshiiD IsmEie ,.,,,,,o, and
social.
Fythi.n. to Attend Church Service.
Tonight.
The members of the Pythian order
and its branches will assemble at the
temple tonight to attend in a body
the services at the Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Episcopal Church
South. The pastor. the Rev. DR.. E. l..
Hardin, has invited members of the
order to be present. and a specially
prepared sermon will be delivered on
this occasion.
Excelsior Lodge to Receive Grand
Visitation.
The grand visitation. announced ros
Tuesday night, at Excelsior Lodge.
No. IA. at the Pythian Temple. is the
only one scheduled for the current
week. This is the home lodge for
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal H.
j. Gasson, and. as 1t is noted as one
of the best attended lodges in the
city. a large assemblage is expected.
Amaranth Lodge to Entertain
Amaranth Lodge. No. IS. has an
nounced a ladies night" for the even
ing of May at the Northeast Masonic
Temple.
Omcials Make Visit to Amaranth
Lodge.
The grand visitation to Amarantn
Lodge, No. IS. Monday night at the
attended oy members of the lodge and
visiting brothers. Grand Chancellor
William A. Kimmel and associate
grand lodge officers, with the excep-
ton of Grand PreIate Charles w. Hen
derson who was absent on account Of
the illness of his wife, were present.
and the grand chancellor complimented
the lodge on the excellent showing
made in the reports of the grand ofn-
GERS. Grand Lecturer Perry F. Patrick
exemplified the unwritten work. Past
Supreme Representative John c. Yost
presided over the social session which
followed the routine exercises of the
visitation. Floral presentations were
made to the grand chancellor by Mr..
Yost and to Judge Seeds by Past
Chancellor W. r. Carver. The program
included an address on Friendship
and Fraternity by Judge William F.
Seeds and original Rotations by Past
Chancellor Samuel H. Jacobson. Of Ca
lanthe Lodge, No. II. After the close
Of the social session refreshments
were served.
VIII Have q Class Initiation.
Hermione Lodge. No. IL, which holds
its conventions on the second and
fourth Wednesday nights in the Po-
tomac Savings Bank. Wisconsin ave-
nue. and NJ street northwest, is plan
ming a class initiation for next month.
and at its last convention discussed plans
for the event.
Myrtle Lodge Holds Roll Call"
Myrtle Lodge. No. 25. reports a large
attendance at its roll-call meeting
Tuesday night. After addresses by
Past Grand Chancellor Meakin and
Grand Prelate Charles w. Henderson
social hour was enjoyed, and re-
closed the evening, which was
pronounced a fraternal success.
Ra tn bone-Superior Lodge Receives
OmciaI Visitors.
Rathbone-S Superior Lodge, No. 90.
was visited by Grand Chancellor KIM
mel and associate grand lodge Off
GERS. Friday night where they were
greeted by a large assemblage. The
reports of Grand Keeper of Records
and Seal H. J. Gasson and Grand Mas
ter of Exchequer F. b. Crown were
creditable to the lodge. The .unwrit-
Lecturer Patrick. Short talks followed
the visitation exercises. after which
we're served.
f. l.. Young Installed rs PreIate.
At Syracusians Lodge. No. 10. re-
f. l.. Young was elected and
installed as prelate, Supreme Repre-
sentative Albert Kahlert acting as
grand chancellor. Past Grand Chan
celIor H. NJ. Vandervort, as acting
grand prelate and Supreme Represen-
tative T A. Bynum as acting grand
master at arms. Grand Lecturer Pat
rick instructed the team in the work
of the ranks.
Uniform Rank I'm Prosperous Con-
ditiOn.
Mai. Cen William II. Loomis. COM
officer of the Uniform Ran~,
while in the city recently, stated that
the condition of the rank in the East
ern States. which he had inspected
early this year, showed much improve
ment, and that in the Middle West
there was much enthusiasm, indicat
ing a prosperous condition and a large
attendance at the Nashville encamp-
ment.
The condition CT George W. Bark
man. jr.. past chancellor Of Calafthe
Lodge, No. II, who has been i'll for
several weeks. is reported to be i'm
proving.
Will Celebrate Fifty.nrst Anniver-
To commemorate the fifty-first ami
versary of it's institution april IL.
1850, Franklin Lodge, No. 2, will give
an entertainment on Thursday night
at Pythian Temple for its members,
their families and friends. A commit
tee composed of J. A. Ingraham. J.
Bennett Jones. and Roy ]. weigley is
arranging an appropriate program for
the occasion.
Temple May BE Improved.