Evening star., 1917-09-30

Tho fall visitations will begin Thurs
DAY night at Franklin Lodge, No, q.
when Grand Chancellor Melick and as
ISOLATE Grand Lodge officers will visit
the Oldest Pythian lodge in the world.
A symposium of short talks by Grand
Lodge officers. Past Supreme Chancellor
EDWARD Dunn. continuous member Of
the order since his initiation In Frank
lin Lodge. in 1864. and others is ex-
pected to enliven the occasion. Other
visitations will be made In the fol-
lowing order: Union Lodge, October 10.
Century Lodge. October IS; Calanthe
Lodge, October %; Syacusians Lodge.
Tee0oer &c. ra1r,; 20; Decatur Lodge. November
Myrtle Lodge. the grand chancellor's
home lodge, November 20.
Inc pythians of the District will hold
patrotic celebration in the audito-
rum OF the Pythian Temple Friday. Oc-
tooer l9 Addresses will be made bv
men prominent in fraternal and poIiti-
eal NE and musical program will be
tpshsnea tbs i4net 9y the Musurgia Quartet and
.ne ohiteo brethren Church band Tho
arrangements are in charge of the ways
ana means committee and the details
are being looked after by subcommit.
Zee. headed by Past Grand Chancellor
I.
Grand Chancellor f. II Me1icl, r.nor+,
.hat the returns from Subordinate
Loases on subscriptions to the war relief
iund. which is a nationwide movement
, ~ .ue oroer, are very satisfactory. He
urges prompt and generous resnonses
by those who have not taken act,on
WEBSTER Lodge, No. {. reports the re-
nesp, os,mh.s or number Of applications for
Will soon have class registered
Columbia Lodge. No 2s, conferred the
hnignt rank in the presence of a large
assemblage Wednesday night Refras6o
ments followed. Past Chancellor T
oaVid or this lodge, was reported ill.
Joseph T; Coldwell Company. No. 6
ohlform Rank. at its last assemh,,,
urged close attention to patriotic du,
Ties Capt. II. r. Tucker, in closing his
remarks. said: Sir knights. there has
never come time in your life and mine
that our country needs the loyal sun
we cannot go to the battle front. as
many OF our true-blooded American n
poys are brave enough to do, we can
snow our patriotism by doing out Bit
at home" "
Pythians of Fredericksburg. Va If
mas been announced, will make a do
nation each month to the Red Cross
work. Following the recent patriotic
celepratlon OF the order, Union Lodge.
NO. ~. passed resolution donating $40
to that purpose and appropriating per
cent OF the annual dues of the lodge to
the local chapter of the Red Cross.
AT session of the Imperial Palace.
Dramatic Order Knights Of Khorassan'
a branch of the Pythian order, at Cedar
Point. Ohio. recently. which was de-
void pomp and parade on account Of
the war, the following officers were
elected: Imperial prince. L. r. Snowden.
Peoria. ILL.,: imperial pasha, A H. Rog-
ers. Chattanooga. Tenn: imperial kadi,
Gus Meese. Spokane. WASH; imperial
secretary. A. l.. Frey. Columbus, Ohio:
imperial treasurer. Charles Stansbury.
Los Angeles, Cal: imperial sheik, d. w.
G. Yarbrough, Birmingham. Ala; iIn-
pertal adool. c. F. Weiland. Dallas, Tex.
imperial ikflr. A. w. Fossum, Aberdee cen.
S. D.; imperial azlm. w. H Duthie.
Barre. Vt; imperial trustees, Henry
Hesse. ST. Joseph. Mo-; ]. C. Eager, Ra-
cine. WIS; j. l.. Meier, Charles Town,
w. Va