The Washington herald., 1916-01-02
knights Of Pythias Events.

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Monday-AnHanth. No. . and Century. No. D.
Tussday--wefs.sr, No. 7; Excelsior. No IA;
: Capital No. - and Myrtls. No. 5. installation.
weanssdzy-MOuns Vernon. No. s. and Equal.
Enursday-Fanklin. No Z Installation.
Friday -syracusiznz. No 10. Installation
UNIFORM RANK
rhursday-J. T. coldwen Company Nc. 7. in
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
sxsurday-s<ni-Eoonthly business meeting.
PYTHIAS SISTERS.
Fidsy-RatAbons Tempe No. 8. Installation and
initiation.
The reception given by Grand Chancel-
lor William A. Kimmel and Mrs. KIM
mel at their home, l5os Columbia road
northwest. assisted by the officers OF
Friendship Temple. No. 3, Pythian Sis
ters, yesterday afternoon and evening,
was largely attended. The reception
scter, many officers and members OK
PythIan bodies being present. In the
evening Past Grand Chancellor Mark
Stcarmsn, who succeeded Thomas A.
Bynum to the office OF supreme repre-
sentative for the term beginning jan
usry l. 1915 for four years. was pre-
sented by the retiring official with the
JSNeA oA ms 0AIlce.
W. A. II. Turner. who was incapacitat-
ed from work at the Government Print
Ing Office. December q, as the result Of
an attack Of pneumonia, which caused
severe Illness, as chancellor commander
and past chancellor Of Century Lodge,
NO. 30 performed efficient service for.
that lodge, as well as In the office OF
master OF finance
Assignments for installation OF Officers
for 1915 In the subordinate lodges, at the
hrst convention during the current
month. have been made as follows:
FRANKLIN. No. 2 Grand Chancellor Will
lam A Kimmel; Mount Vernon, No. s,
Grand Master OF Exchequer Frank b
Grown; Webster. No. Z, Grand ChanceI-
lor William A Rimmel; Decatur, No g.
Grand Preiate Charles W. Henderson;
syracustans, No. 10, Grand Keeper of
Records and Seal H J. Gasson; Calan-
the, No. II, Grad Vice Chancellor John
3; Diekman; Hermione, No. 12 Grand
Vice Chancellor John B. Dickman: Ex.
eelsior, No. Il. Grand Master Of Arms
=. n. Melick; Equal, no. II, Past Grand
chancellor H. NJ. Vandervort; Harmony
No. 2, Grand Master of Excheouer
Frank 3. Crown; Union, No. %, Grand
Guard J. F. Skidmore: Capital. No "a
Grand Lecturer Perry p Patrick; Myrtle.
no. .. Grand Prelate Charles W. Hen
derson; Columbia, No. IS, Grand Keenar
OF Records and Seal H ]. Gasson: Ana
ranth, No. 3, Grand Chancellor William
A hlmmel; Rathbone-Superfor. No %
Grand Vice Chancellor John B. Dick
man; Century. No. 90 Grand Inner GusrJ
James n. Kline.
Decatur Lodge, No. 9. after onnIttfnp
IN ISs eonvenaons during the holiday period.
VIII resume Monday night, January 10,
Hnen Grand Prelate Charles W Hem
derson will tnstaT officers for the an
suing year.
harmony Lodge, No. q, suffered a loss
Dy the death OF Past ChanceIlor Iohn p
wagner, which occurred Decembs- "a
he was the last surviving charter no.n,-
per OF the lodge. The funeral took place
Aonoay rom Masonic Hall. GEORGETOWN.
5as LneerTent was at Oak Hm Cemetery.
Potomac Ledge, No. s. +. A. A NJ con-.
Quoted the services. The paJIbearsrs
were from Harmony Lodge. No n
hnlsnts OF Pythias, Potomac Lodge No
3. T. A A NJ, Potomsc Cbantsr ~
Royal Arch Mssons. and Potomac Cow
nandery' No. 8, Knights Templar, Past
Shaneeilor G. Milton Thomas and Grand
~ tIeUresentatfVe Ben C Acouay represnet-
"a harmony Lodge as palIbearers THE
Rev. Luther Hess Waring, of the Georva-
Town Lutheran Church, was in cbs11.
Ol the religious services. John z. Wap-
her was born September l. ls52 ana r.
came member Of old Damon Lodge No
u, In 1883. In ls1, he with a nurnhs-
OF others. withdrew from Damon I,odSa
Sho on august 3, 1sTI, they instituted
harmony Lodge, No. q, where M Ne1
ner passed through the chairs and ne.
member Of the Grand Lodge Rnish+s
OF Pythias, for a number of years h
a known as kind-hearted and CON
sistent Pythian.
Elections OF officers for the ensujnp
year have been reported by subordJnsts
lodges as follows: 'i''' 'e
webster, No. &c Kennicutt. cbance,-
chancellor; Leroy 8. Boyd nr.Iets. 'i1e ~
Cuthbert, master of work. Edwsrd g.
TON Keeper Of records and seal. n u
cray, master Of finance: r Y sn-I,.'
mann master Of exchequer: W. q C1a-i,
master at arms; H. W. Zea, inner e1,a-J.
II. M Locke, outer guard; JFI. wnso,,
representative to relief bureau. Jobn %
IC an, r: V: springmann, r. 7. Whit
ing, .. M. Banks. and ]. L Brfrner ran-
resentatives to the Grand Iodgs. g ~
banks' John B. Dickman and r r r.
lor. trustees. l. - ray
Calanthe. No. 11-EarIe c. Van Rps,i-,r
chancellor commander; Henry TJeIt-,,,I
ier' vice chancellor; Israel sommers -r.-
IStei George W. Barksan, ir. nasto-
OF work; @. A. McComas, keeper Of re-
ords and SEAL George W. han nosto-
OF finance; l. A. Emmons. maste- 81
e1cnequer; William r. Thompson. mas
Ter at arms; Charles Coxen, Inner s,,ar5.
Joseph Mace, outer guard; Samuel M
JACOBSON, representative to relief bnrsa,,.
,r mlllam A Kimmel George w Han
dhonas z Landon. Israel Sornmer. snS
Snarles Beall, representative ~ az.
Srshd Lodge; Emory Yount. Georre w
trustes L. Lanoon'
Inc retiring chancellor commsrd.-
george A. MeComas, thanked The oflcs-,
ano members for their support tn adm.
% make successful year. and ,,rraS
sui greater efforts for the fUturs
Excelsior, No. H-Dr. Fred Ysts.
chancellor commander; George p. sroith
vice chancellor; John B. Burgess M
tste; hairy s. Nichols. master of vort.
Grant Murray. Keeper of records and
seaI; william A wildinE, master ~
nhance; H J. Gasson, master OF AZ
Shequer; H: W. Ludwig, master AZ arms.