The Washington herald., 1916-02-27
Knights Of Pythias Events.

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Tuesday-webser, No. 4: Exceisior. No "a; capd- |
tai. No. "a, and Myrtle, No. q. business
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II, business.
Thursday-Ftankiin, No. 2, business.
Friday-Syrscuasns No. 10. business.
UNIFORM RANK.
Thursaay-J. 7. Coldwen Company. No. I. monthly |
PYTHIAN SISTERS
MISUNDERSTANDING Temple. No. .. anniversary
Celebration.
Friday-Rathbone Temple. No. 9. initiation.
At the opening session of the grand
lodge Monday night. Grand Chancel-
lor william A. Kimmel in his address,
extended congratulations to the mem
bers upon the splendid condition In
which we find the grand and subordi-
nate lodges of the domain of the Dis
trict of Columbia at this time.
Among those addressing the grand
body were Supreme Representative
Charles s. Davis, Of Denver. Colo,
member of the board of control of the
insurance department, and Supreme
Representative Edward c. Piumrner. OF
Battle, Me.
The ways and means committee
held an interesting business session
last night at Pythian Temple, when
reports were made by various commit
| tees Considerable time was devoted
to the details of the outing at Mar
shall Hall, which is scheduled for
Saturday, July Is.
| Rathbone-Superior Lodge, No. 20. is
planning for an old-time social event
| and smoker. to be held at Continental
Hotel on Friday night. Chancellor
! Commander D. c. Walker, in his last
bulletin, attested by Charles A. Cot
| terill, keeper Of records and SEAL
| states that the smoker is not to be a
dress affair, but wholly informal, and
hopes that every member of the lodge
Y will be present. l. P. Daniel is chair
man of the committee on arrange
ments.
Webster Lodge, No. I. will give a
smoker Tuesday night April 4. The
lodge will make this an open meet
ing, and candidates and friends OF the
lodge will be invited.
| Webster Lodge, at its last conven-
tion, got in line for a campaign which
the officers believe will restore many sus-
pended members. Tho lodge IL acting
upon the suggestion of one OF Its ac-
time members, John B. Dickman'
whose idea involves card system by
which II is expected to add many for
mer members to the rolls.
Excelsior Lodge, No. IA. is planning 70
have a roll-caIl meeting at an early date
for the purpose of getting Its members
together and reviving their interest In
the order. At the convention of the lodge
on Tuesday night, it is stated. several
members were present whom the lodge
had not seen for some time, among them
being ]. E. McCrackin.
Friendship Temple, No. 9. Will cele'
brate its sixth birthday anniversary or
Wednesday night, for which an enjoy
, able program Is being prepared undei
, direction of a committee composed o.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Crown, chairman; Mrs FL
Helen Kennicutt, Mrs. Carrie Davis
Mrs. Ella Garner, and Mrs. Netti'
Crowthers At the business meeting e
precede the celebration election Of repre-
sentatives to the session OF the Crane
Temple in October Will occur. At TIT
last meeting of Friendship Temple &
number of applications for membership
> was received.
e Rathbone Temple, No. 8 will chose tn
n past chiefs to represent II at the mex
: session Of the Grand Temple at its meet
n ing Friday night. The colonial suppe
: and dance given by the temple last Fri
d day night was largely attended. man
! members and visitors being present. tn
g success Of the affair. IL is stated. wa
o due to the committee on arrangement
consisting Of Mrs. Martha Jarboe, chair
man; Mrs. Lola Marks, Mrs. Florenc
e David, Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Mrs Blanc
# Sommers, Mrs Minnie Wolfsheimel
o Miss Rose Steiner, H. Elkton Smith
; George Bariman. Israel Sommers, N
Is Gieman, and J. Saul.