The Washington herald., 1916-08-27

with Harmony Lodge. No. q. at the con-
vention tomorrow night
Century Lodge. No. 80, will hold its
regular convention on Monday. Septem-
Der 4.
Harmony Lodge, No. 81, conferred the
knight rank Thursday night in the pres
ence OF large number of members
and visitors.
The board OF directors Of the Pythian
Hall Association, at the session on Mon
day night, outlined plans to beneht the
building.
Webster Lodge, No. 7. omitted its con-
Vention OF last Tuesday, but has a meet
ing scheduled for next Tuesday night.
Washington Company, No. l, Uniform
Rank enjoyed banquet on the even
ing OF August 10, as a substitute for
the biennial competitive drill, which was
scheduled for Nashville, Tenn. the lat
! ter part of this month, but which was
I lnaYoidedly postponed. Among those
who entertained were Lieut.. O. G. Cres-
sey' postmaster; Maj. r. T. Whiting,
Capt. George Whiting, Past Lieut..
Charles c. Sanford. sergt Otto sonng
chine Gun Company, of the National
Guard, of the District, the latter being
the honor guest. Others present were:
A. T. Adams, w. T Baum, H. Cohen
| H. c. Gladding, r. L. Giadding, r.
Green, q. M. Landy. George r. Little.
F. E. Matthews, F. z. Meininger II.
Pelzman. William Roberts, Fred S. Ro-
land, George Ryall, Eugene schanz, Ben
jamin r. Sherwood, Arthur C. Smith, c.
w. Walden. William NJ Williams and DR..
| Frederick Yates
Rathbone Lodge, No. u, OF St. Thom-
as, Ontario, enjoys the distinction OF hav-
ing five past grand chancelors, record
rarely known In the Pythian order. One
of the number is Edward A. Horton,
well-known In this domain as a mem
Der Of the golden Jubilee celebration COM
| mittee, In charge Of that event in this
| city about eighteen months ago. The
others are: W. H. Murch, R. H Nc
Connell, ]. D. Davidson and George
Geddes
At the semi-monthly meeting OF the
ways and means committee of the Pyth-
ian order last night final reports were
| heard from various committees and plans
considered for fall events.
Grand Chancellor John B. Dickrnan at
ton OF the printers organization, at
| Baltimore
Past Supreme Chancellor Edward Dunn.
Mrs. Dunn, Supreme Representative Al
bert Kahlert and Mrs. Kahlert. and Su-
preme Representative Mark Stearman,
who were in attendance at the supreme
lodge convention at Portland, Greg, are
expected to return to Washington this
/ week.
PYTHIAN SISTERS
| officers and members Of Capital Lodge
No. "a, Knights OF Pythias were honor
guests OF Rathbone Temple, No s, Fri
day night. A program consisted OF nu-
! sic, recitations and dancing. Refresh
ments were served. The committee in
charge Of the AFFAIR was headed by Mrs
Lola Marks.
Most Excellent Chief Adah Rimnel an
nounces the appointment of Mrs. Addie
Freeman as press representative for
Friendship Temple, No. 9.
At the last meeting of the Past Chiefs
] Association reports were made by the
several committees of the organization.
After the business session supper was
| served by the hostess, Mrs. Roberta
Prescott. and a social hour enjoyed.
Those present were Mrs. Lillian Arm
strong. Mrs. Margaret Cofin Mrs. Flor
ence David. Mrs. Carrie Davis, Mrs Ad-
die Freeman, Mrs. Ella Garner, Mrs
Matte Hooper, Mrs. Martha Jarboe, Mrs.
Mary e. Mitchell, Mrs. Etoile Melick,
Mrs. Lola Marks, Mrs. Della Nichols,
Mrs. Roberta Prescott, Mrs. Elsie Van
dervort. and Miss Mary Rose Steiner.
Mrs. Carrie Davis. president of the as
sociation. has appointed Mrs. Addie Free
man press representative Mrs Ella Gar
ner will entertain the association at its
next meeting.