The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
Knights Of Pythias.

LODGES
Acknowledging, No. 3. and Calanthe. No. Il,
business.
Tuesday-webster. No. 7. Excelsior, No. Il, Capt.
tai No "a and Myrtle No. g, business.
wednesday-Mount Vernon. No. 5. and Equal, No.
IT, business.
ThrIrday-Flanklin. No. 2, business
Fiiday-Syracusians No. TO- business.
KNIGHTS OF KHoRAssAN.
Mouday-Ascalon Temple No. 81, business
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
Wednesday Friendship Temple, No. ..
Thursday-Past Chiefs ASSOCIATION monthly meet
Frdsy-RsthbOne Temple. No 8. social.
The results of the good work of the
recent convention of the Grand Lodge
are sure TO be felt during the ensuing
year, and the officers Of the grand
body and the subordinate lodges aIe
optimistic as to the future, II is said.
Grand Chancellor Dickman has an
nounced the following committees:
Judiciary-Mark H. Stearman, chair
man; Edward Dunn, John w, Bixler,
H P. Wiley, John C. Yost; sriev-
ances, William MINIS. chairman;
George w. Hall, J. L. Brimer; finance,
William NJ. williams. chairman; S. NJ.
Banks, John Z. McCracken; creden-
tails, P. c. Phillips, chairman; P.
Fabrizio, A. w. Leeke: reports, II. T.
Sinclair, chairman; C. NJ McCauley,
Eugene Roberts; state of the order,
Jacob Nussbaum, chairman; E. W.
Heiss, W. B. Hardy; printing. John T.
Cuthbert, chairman; S. S. Price, H. j.
Gasson; warrants and charters, c.
Girardi, chairman; Israel Sommers, S.
T. Brown; rules, Edgar c. Snyder,
chairman; w. H. Boswell, Thomas ].
Hartford: fraternal correspondence, ].
B. Jones. chairman; George w. Sellers,
J. B. Conner; military department,
Thomas Z. Landon, chairman; Richard
T. Whiting, c. L. Saur; neurology,
John Hamilton. chairman; George w.
Haley, william A. Thompson; insur-
ance department, Ben c. Mcouay,
chairman; H. Z. Smith, N. Cowsill;
Pythian education, r. S. Williams. Z.
]. Newcomb, Charles L. McAllister;
subdivision and reference, H. NJ. Van
dervort, chairman; Albert Kahlert,
George F. Day; publicity. Thomas A.
Bynum, chairman; w. r. Carver, S. NJ.
Pearson. C. Ceremele, John R. Has
kins. T. ]. Cason and NJ. T. Pines.
Past Grand Chancellor William A.
Kimmel was elected a member of the
grand tribunal by the Grand Lodge.
Webster Lodge, No. 7, is preparing
10 entertain a large nuHlDeT OF lElcnuS
of the order at its smoker Tuesday
night, April 4. Interesting short
talks and other features will make up
the program.
Myrtle Lodge, No. Is. is planning to
celebrate its twenty-second anniversary,
Tuesday night, April II, at its castle
hall. 3l6 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
A ladies' night will be a feature. The
committee on arrangements Is composed
of Hugh Reid, chairman: William Lind
gren, Jacob Nussbaum, Marion Z. Crow
theirs, and Frank Kerper.
At a meeting OF the council of grand
lodge officers, Wednesday night, the date
OF the grand visitations to be made in
the spring as we'll as those of the fall
series. were arranged. The initial vista
ton will be made April IS TO Myrtle
Lodge, No. %, the home lodge OF Grand
Vice Chancellor F. H. Melick.
Amaranth Lodge, No. g. is arranging
for a ladies' night on the first meeting
in May Representatives to the grand
lodge reported the business of the ses-
sion at the convention Monday night.
Amaranth Lodge expressed appreciation
of recognition In committee assignments
by the grand chancellor. Junior Past
Chancellor Joseph Baruch was the re-