Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-17
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The annual visitation of Grand Chan
cellor William A. Kimmel and associate
officers Of the Grand Lodge will be
made to Century Lodge, No. 80, tomor-
row night. The committee on arrange
ments for Century Lodge, headed by
Past Grand Chancellor Mark Stearman,
made a report at the special conven-
ton Monday night, and 1t was an
nounced that the following program
would be presented: Opening, Turner's
orchestra; solo, with obligato) Miss
Wild: recitation, Mr.. Hutterly; song,
e. A. Lang; musical dialogue, M. Black
and Miss Blanche Herman; selection,
orchestra; solo, Miss Wild; ventrilo-
quism, Lem Toome; piano solo. Joe
Stein: ragttme songs (piano accom-
pan nm James Bond After the close
will be an open one. The lodge ex-
tends a cordial invitation to all mem
bers of the order and their ladies to
attend.
a large attendance at its last meeting.
Chairman John B. Dickman reports
that much progress was made with the
work Of arranging for the winters
amusement features. The committee
mittee to arrange for a euchre next
month: Perry P. Patrick. chairman;
w. E. Dentinger, W. B. Hardy, William
A. Kimmel and c. E. McAllister.
Ascalon Temple, No. 81, Dramatic
Order, Knights Of Khorassan, has. an
nounced that the temple will hold a
ceremonial Wednesday night, Novem-
Der II. At the meeting of the temple
Monday night plans were outlined for
the event.
The stockholders Of the Knights of
Pythias Hall Association held a meet
ing Monday night to consider the ques-
ton Of increasing the stock Of the as
ISOLATION $4,000. Past Grand Chan
cellor John M. Kline presided and John
B. Dickman, ]. E. Wilson and Israel
Summers acted as committee on
credentials. Action on the question to
be considered was postponed to a
future date.
The Pythians Of Ohio dedicated a
home for old men few days ago at
established, and conducted with much
success, an orphans home at that city.
Webster Lodge, No. 7. will give a
campfire reunion" Tuesday night for
bers Of the lodge together, that they
may become better acquainted and
create a closer friendship. The COM
mittee in charge, composed of Cleve-
land Kennicutt, Edward Sa-xton and w.
c. Clark. has announced that q pro-
gram of entertainment has been ar
ranged, which will be followed by a
smoker, social hour, and refresh
ments.
Capital Lodge. No. "a. will meet Tues
day night. Following regular business,
cigars will be served and the members
will discuss matters pertaining to the
Tuesday night addresses were deiive-
erd by Edward Wilson. James S. Nc
Carthy, George Sellers, A. M. Gorham
and others. Suggestions were made as
to entertainments in the auditorium
among them being the installment of
q moving picture show and a bowling
alley.
Columbia Lodge, No. 2s, which is
membership and is reported to have
number Of limitations planned for the
winter, will have its grand visitation
Wednesday night, October 81.
active month in Pythian circles. De-
catur Lodges visitation Is scheduled
for November 8: Harmony's for No
IS. the series closing at Calanthe
Lodge, the home of Grand Chancellor
Kimmel. November %. Harmony
Lodge has announced an open meeting
following the visitation in the form
Of an anniversary celebration, for
which an entertaining program is be-
ing planned This is the home
lodge Of Grand Prelate Charles W.
Henderson.
Rathbone-superior Lodge. No. 20,
will have a class for the page rank
Friday night. A page class was given
the rank at a recent convention, and
Past Chancellor E. w. Heiss, the mas
ter of work, states that the lodge has
work in the ranks for conventions the
in contemplation a smoker for next
month.
Decatur Lodge, No 9, met Monday
night and was addressed by L. c.
Zerega, who told the lodge members
about his sojourn in Canada the past
summer. Past Chancellor John A.
sessions of Decatur Lodge.
Calanthe Lodge. No. II. held it's con-
vention Monday night, opening at 1880
o'clock. which will be the time Of
opening for the winter months. 1t is
announced. The meeting was well at
tended, and several members of the
grand lodge were among the visitors.
4 number Of important matters were
George A. McComas requested the
who have been Withholding
for membership during the
summer to bring them in at the next
convention, which will be held October
IS. The polo committee reported that
IL hopes to announce candidates for
the polo team at the next meeting.