The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

lows: Supreme, chancellor. B. S. Young,
Ada, Ohio; supreme vice chancellor, John
j. Brown, Vandalla, H.; supreme pre-
late, Joseph H. Spearing, Columbia.
Tenn; supreme keeper of records and
seal, Fred L. Wheaton Minneapolis
Mimi; supreme master of exchequer
Thomas d. Mears, Wilmington, N. c.;
supreme master at arms. NJ. G. Martin
dale, Spokane, Wash; supreme inner
guard. Douglas S. Wright, Vicksburg,
Miss; supreme outer guard, H. NJ. Wads-
worth. Philadelphia, Pa. The following
are the officers Of the supreme temple,
Pythian sisters: Supreme chief, Cora NJ
Davis, Union. Oreg.; supreme senior Lily
Samuels, Oakland. Cal; supreme junior.
Elizabeth Hutchinson, Woodsford, Me. {;
supreme manager. Minnie Bunting
Tulsa, Okla. supreme mistress of rec
ords and correspondence, NJ. Josie Nell
son, Union City. Ind. supreme mistress
Of finance, Alice NJ H. Boylan. Austin,
I Mimi; supreme protector, Jessie j..
Brown, Tampa, Fla; supreme outer
| guard, Elizabeth McCabe, Hutchinson.
Kans.
The Dunn celebration committee, at
its last meeting. made tentative plans
for entertainment in honor of Past Su-
preme Chancellor Edward Dunn, which
is scheduled for Friday, October 6, in the
duultOil luiH VI tne ytnlan IemDple. Inc
next meeting will be held on Wednesday,
August 80, at the Pythian Temple.
All Pythian lodges in the Canal Zone
are now under one name and number,
Panama Canal Lodge, No. l. w. S Law
| renee, Balboa Heights, is deputy supreme
chancellor for the Canal Zone. The order
! also has lodges in Alaska, Australia,
Hawaii, and the Philippine Islands.
! Calanthe Lodge, No. II, and Harmony
Lodge. No. 2l, having appointed commit
tees at recent conventions to arrange
plans for the consolidation of these two
lodges, it is reported that the details
have so far been arranged as to indicate
the carrying out the desires of these two
| lodges for consolidation. 1t has been
| thought for sometime by the leaders of
the order in the District, which is a
small grand domain. that better results
would be achieved by fewer and stronger
subordinate lodges.
| The House of Representatives has a
number of members who are representa-
tives in the supreme lodge, who will not
be able to attend the session which
opens Tuesday. They include C. c.
Dowell, of Iowa; Thomas L. Rubey, OF
Missouri; and John N. Tillman, of Ar
kansas
| While most Of the subordinate lodges
are taking a brief summer vacation,
others have been busy comforting the
ranks At the conventions Tuesday
night Webster Lodge, No. I, had the es-
qulre rank and Excelsior Lodge. No. H.
the knight rank. Columbia Lodge, No. 20
has the page rank scheduled for its next
convention which will be held on We'd
nesday night, August 9.
| COldwell Company, No. :. Uniform Rank
held a special assembly Thursday night,
at which the question of building UP
! the company was considered
| Franklin Lodge. No. >. has accepted
the resignation OF Chancellor Commander
! J. A Ingraham. who recently graduated
! from Georgetown University and returned
to his home in Oklahoma 10 practice law.
Mr.. Ingraham proved a popular presid-
| ing officer and was favorably known
among the members of the order in the
District. The resignation OF Past Chan
ccllor J. Bennett Jones as trustee was
accepted. he being first lieutenant Com
| pany l, National Guard awaiting orders
at Camp Ordway to proceed to the border.
| Grand Chancellor John B. Dickman IN
stalled R. R. Weakly, chancellor COM
ma nder, and r. L. Glading, vice Chancel-
| lor, recently elected.