The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
Knights Of Pythias.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Aondsy-Decatur, No o. tnstanattnn; 0lan1AA
No. Il installation and psse rank.
Tuesiay-Wehster, No. 7; Excelsior. No n; Co.
tai. No. n. and bfyrtle, No. 3. business
wedresday-Mount Vernon. No. $. buanen; Hs-
mione No. Il; Union, No. 2, and CoaumbtA, No.
g. installation.
Frdsy-syr,casaD., No 10. esquire nnk; R<th-
bone Superior, No. ., installation.
RELIEF BUREAU.
Saturday-Regular meeting and election Of oficsrA
UNIFORM RANK.
Observation-Disclosures Company. No !. tnstaua-
ton.
Tnuud,y-J. T coh~-n Company. No. :. isss.l
lation.
Misunderstanding Temple. No. .. business
Fridsy-RathbUus Temple. No. .. business
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
Ssturday-Semimonthly meeting.
Grand Chancellor Dickman, who INSTALL
ed the officers OF Webster Lodge Tues
day night, reports that he was assisted
by Supreme Representative Kahlert, act
ing as grand prelate, and Mai r. T.
Whiting acting as grand master at arms.
Grand Chancellor Dickman Installed the
Sficers of Equal Lodge Wednesday night
He was assisted by Supreme Representa-
tive Kahlert as acting grand prelate and
Past Grand Chancellor Kimmel as acting
grand master at arms. Short talks were
made by Past Grand Chancellor Wander
wort, Grand Prelate Henderson, Col Hou-
rIet and Past Chancellor George Erb.
The officers OF Myrtle Lodge, No. 2s
were installed Tuesday night by Grand
Vice Chancellor F. H. Melick, assisted by
Roland Steiner as acting grand prelate
and H. NJ Shook, acting grand master
at arms.
Grand Chancellor John B. Dickman,
with his corps OF grand lodge officers.
will install the officers of Calanthe Lodge,
No. II, tomorrow night. The newly-elect-
ed officers are rehearsing the work Of
the page rank, which will be conferred
Immediately after the installation. A
smoker will be held after the work. and
the evening will be closed with speaking
and music by Calanthe Lodge Choir,
headed by Prof. William S. Crown.
Deputy Imperial Prince S. NJ. Pearson
will call a meeting Of the local temple,
Ascalon, No 81. Dramatic Order Knights
of Khorassan, in the near future, in
place OF the meeting called for December
IS. which was postponed.
The general relief bureau will hold its
regular meeting next Saturday night.
officers will be elected.
installations OF officers in the uniform
Company No. /. Wednesday night, and
J. T. Coldwell Company No. I. Thursday
night.
The ways and means committee Of the
Pythian Order in this domain will hold
its regular semi-monthly meeting Satur-
day night.
The officers of Rathbone-superior
Lodge, No. %, elected at a previous con-
vention, will be installed Friday night
by Grand Inner Guard Perry P. Patrick,
as follows: Harry W. Chesley, chancel-
Ior commander; B. p. Evans, vice chan
cellor; Isaac c. Ellis, prelate; E. w.
Heiss, master of work; George NJ. Dun
can, keeper Of records and seal; D. N.
Hoover, master OF finance; L. P. Daniels,
master of exchequer; W. o. Owen, mas
ter at arms; W. P. Scott, inner guard ;
NJ. F. Thompson, outer guard; w. c.
Deane. trustee; representatives to the
Grand Lodge, Isaac c. Ellis, e. W. Heiss
Edgar c. Snyder, W. o. Owen, and R. H
Hovey.
Pythian Sisters
Friendship Temple, No. Q, at its meet
ing Wednesday night, initiated a class of
candidates and had installation of officers
Mrs Sophy Roderick, assisted by Mrs
Carrie Davis and Mrs. Nettie Crowthers
installed the following: Mrs. Adah KIM
mel, past chief; Mrs Cora Nussbaurn,
most excellent chief; Miss Harriet Dyer,
excellent senior; Mrs. Almira Price ex-
cellent junior; Mrs. NJ. Ogle, manager:
Mrs. Annie Sullivan, mistress of records
and correspondence; Mrs. Ida NJ. Crown,
mistress OF finance. Mrs. Annie Jonscher,
protector; Mrs. z. Foster, outer guard.
Rathbone Temple, No. 8, had irstalla-
tion Of officers at its meeting Friday
night, with Mrs. Sara v. Darling acting
as grand chief. Mrs. Bertha Williams
served as grand senior and Mrs. Lola v.
Marks as grand manager. Those installed
were Mrs. Kate Smith. past chief; Mrs.
Marion Geiman, excellent chisf; Mrs.