The Washington herald., 1916-09-10
Knights of Pythias.

MondAy-Deeatnr, No. g. business; calanths. No.
II. and Harmony. No. q. consolidation ceremonies
Tuesday-Wehster, No Z; Exeelsior. No. Il; Capt.
tai. No. q, and Myrtle, No. 25, business.
Wednssaay-M Mount Vernon. No S; Union No. p
and Columbia. No. 8. business.
Friday-syracusians. No. 10. business.
UNIFORM RANK.
wednesday-Was Company. No. !, monthly
assembly.
PYTHAN SISTERS.
Wednesday, Friendship Temple No. .. initiation
FTlday-Rathbone Temple, No, g. initiation.
At the last meeting Of the Dunn ceIe-
bration committee the details of the pro-
gram, which will include addresses and
musical numbers, WAS discussed, and the
date OF the celebration changed to FRI
day, October 20. as being the most con-
venjent. Supreme Representative Mark
Stearman was present at this meeting,
and explained the connection of the su-
Preme lodge with the celebration in honor
Of Maj and Mrs. Dunn.
Grand Chancellor John B. Dickman has
Issued the following letter to the sub
ordinate bodies Of the order in the Dis
trict: Several months ago a movement
was started, having for its purpose a
celebration to be held in honor Of Past
Supreme Chancellor Edward Dunn and
his estiInaole wife, on the anniversary of
their marriage, October 20, 1915. As grand
chancellor 1t gives me great pleasure to
indorse the plan and to request your
hearty cooperation, both morally and
financially"
The joint consolidat ton committee held
conference with the grand chancellor
last sunday afternoon and completed the
maj arrangements for the consolidation
OF Calanthe and Harmony lodges tomor-
row night.
The services with start promptly at s
O'Clock. The members of HARMONY Lodge
viii meet in the Grand Lodge headauar-
| ters and march in a body and be pre-
Sented by Chancellor Commander George
z. Speaker.
Webster Lodge, No. 7. which was or
ganized August "a. 1866, and instituted
september s. Of that year, contemplates
celebrating its golden jubilee in the near
Iuture. webster Lodge is the third old
est lodge in the supreme domain. Frank
I'M, NO. 2. and Mount Vernon, No. ),
second, respectively.
Z. ]. Stansbury. chancellor Of Webster
Lodge, received a royal welcome when
ne visited the lodge Tuesday night. NJ
stansbury is the mechanic of the Ma
chlna Gun Company. stationed at Camp
Ordway.
Rathbone-superior Lodge, No. q, Is
preparing to give a testimonial in honor
or one OF its members, Dr. E. S. Kim
/ ball, > pioneer Of the order and has
requested sister lodges to participate
therein.
Excelsior Lodge. No. Il. reports sew
eral petitions on file and that II viii
mold a class initiation on September 10
TO confer the page rank
Rathbone-superior Lodge, No. %. an
nounces the death Of James H. Trim
pie and Stehman Forney. Mr. Forney.
VINO had long been a resident of New
ork City. where he was engaged in
business, died at his home in thst eitv
last month.
Rathbone Temple. No. 8, WILL celebrate
It's social night this month with a straw
ride for which the following COMMITTEES
on arrangements has been appointed bv
Most Excellent Chief Kate smith; Mrs
Minnie Wofsheimer, chairman: Mrs
Bertha Williams, Mrs. Florence David.
mrs. Isabelle Kahlert, Miss Josephine
Sarooe Miss Elizabeth Prescott and The
Messrs. Samuel WOlfsheimer, H. Elkton
Stnltn' Israel Sommers and George w
barkhan jr. At the last meeting of
lne temple Fast Supreme Chancellor Ed
ward Dunn and Supreme Representativ
Albert Kahlert, gave fnterestine +ar,S
on their recent trip to Portland. Greg
m attendance at the convention Of the
supreme Lodge, Knights of Pythias and
MI hahIert presented the temple with
a sprig OF myrtle which he had brought
from that State. IL