Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-11

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UNIFORM RANK.
Observation-Disclosures Company. No.
1, monthly assembly.
A rehearsal will be held at the Pyth.
ian Temple this afternoon at 8 O'Clock
by the Grand Lodge officers. prepare.
tory to the presentation OF the ritual
istic memorial services Tuesday night
when these officers will occupy the sew
eral stations after Webster Lodge has
been opened in special convention. The
committee on speakers. composed OF
John B. Dickman. w. A. Kimmel and
Mark Stearman, has arranged for an
address by. a prominent fraternalist
the decoration of the auditorium will
be looked after by the committee, Per-
~ p Patrick. Albert Kahlert and James
N Kline. and the program and print
ing committee is Frank b. Crown. j.
r. Skidmore and W. r. Carver. An I'M
pressive musical program is being ar
ranged by Roger j. Whiteford, F. H.
Melick and John r. Haskins. the COM
mittee on music; Henry ]. Gasson
Charles W.. Henderson and Thomas E.
Landon, the committee on neurology.
have compiled the statistics of the past
year. and q list of the deceased MEM
bers Of the past year will be read by
1fr. Gasson. the grand keeper OF rec
ords and seal: Cleveland Kennicutt.
chancellor commander OF Wepster
Lodge, and the chancellor commanders
Of all subordinate lodges will act as a
reception committee. and. IS usual: the
electrical effects will be under the direc-
tion Of John 8. Prescott, past chancel-
lor Of Harmony Lodge. No. Il.
the Dunn celebration committee at the
Pythfan Temple. Chairman Frank d.
Wallace announces. The matter Of in
vftations to be sent to the various
grand domains was one OF the impor-
tapt questions taken up at the meeting
Of the committee Thursday night. 1t is
stated that the interest already shown
in the proposed celebration indicates
that II will be the big Pythian event
Of the year. The oficers OF the com
man: Max T. Pines, vice chairman. and
B.. K. Saul, secretary The
committee also includes three repre-
sentatives from each subordinate lodge
nounces It's committee on celebration to
be Supreme Representative Albert Kah-
iert, Past Chancellor Samuel NJ. Pear
soc and F. A. Meininger.
Capital Lodge. No. "a. had as special
guests Tuesday night the drill team
Of Rathbone, Temple. No. 8. Pythian
Sisters. in whose honor the lodge gave
.; reception and entertainment. There
was large attendance Of members Of
Pythian Sisters. and the subordinate
lHdees- Of the Knights Of Pythias. Tho
team: under the direction of H. Elkton
Smith. put on q drill. which was highly
EdwaSd Dunn. Grand Chancellor Dick
IN address ON the mobility Of wom-
an" BY Past Chancellor George w. Sol
lefs Of Capital Lodge. Refreshments
the entertainment Capital Lodge has
shown special interest in the work Of
n. El<ton Smith. director Of the drill
team. as he is member Of that lodge.
'fhe ways and means committee Of the
knights of Pythias, at its meeting last
nfkht, arranged details and distributed
tickets for the Pythian outing at Mar
shall Hail; saturday; July Is Past
chairman and A. Loeb. secretary. re-
spectfvely. Of the ways and means COM
nittee.
Eeual Lodge. No, II. Wednesday night
expired terms: J. NJ McCauley, keeper
Of records and seal: c. ]. Peckham,
niaSter at arms: John r. Haskins, mas
ter of work. and J. H. Shumate. inner
1sanee showed the lodge to be in ex-
cellent condition financially. At the
second meeting Of the month. June ~,
business Of importance will come be-
fore the lodge and large attendance
Of the membership has been asked by
Chancellor Commander Robbins. Re-
fFeshments will be served by a COM
mittse headed by J. NJ. Culp and e. J:
Newcomb.
Excelsior Lodge. No. IA. conferred the
page rank Tuesday night. A number
Of well known ritualists of that lodge
took part.
At the last convention Of Franklin
Lodge, No. 2, fraternal talks were
given by Vice Chancellor Loeb Of De-
cature Lodge. w. c. Sandles of Ash
land Lodge. No. -. New York city: ].
@. Spenkler of Linden Lodge. No 412.
Chancellor Dickman paid the lodge a
visit and was cordially received. Frank
lin Lodge has the knight rank sched-
uled for. Thursday night.
Capt. George H. whiting of Wash
ingfon Company. No. I, of the Uniform
Rank, has asked a large turnout
Wednesday night. when business re-
eanpment at Nashville in August and
the uniform. rank outing at Marshall
Hail July IL will be considered. The
company voted to march in the pre-
p8EeohesS parade wednesday.
Deputy Imperial Prince Samuel NJ.
Pearson of the Dramatic Order Knights
OF khorassan 10 in receipt of q letter
from Imperial Prince G. F. Eubanks Of
Atlanta. Ga. outlining suggestions for
aSrenewal of enthusiasm in the local
temple, Ascalon. No. 81. Mr. Pearson
has also received q letter from A. I.
Frey OF Columbus. Ohio. secretary Of
the Imperial Palace, D. o. X. K. re-
ferrtng to future work Of the local tenn
Die.
At the annual meeting of the stock
nelders Of the Knights Of Pythias Hall
Association at the Pythian Temple.
Monday night. the following were
elected as board Of directors for the
ensuing year: Thomas A. Bynum, John
=. Dickman. Henry T. Gasson. Louis
dArtig. Charles w. Henderson. Albert
k4hlert. William A. Kimmel j. r Skid,
more and J. e. Wilson. The board or
ganized by selecting William A. Kim
mel. president: John 3. Dickman. vice
president: Henry J. Gassop, secretary.
and Thomas A. Bynum, treasurer.
o., Pythian Sisters