The Washington herald., 1917-02-25
Knights Of Pythias.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Mondsy-DecatIr. No. .. business; caianths. No.
Tuesdsy-webster, No. 7, pAge rank; Excelsior.
No. Il; Capitsl. No. a and Myrtls. No. 3. busi-
neA
wednesday-Mount vernon, No. s; Haruions, No.
u; Union. No. q and Columbia, No. %. busineA
Thursday-Ffanklin. No. 2. business
Fndsy-syraclsians, No 10. knight rank.
UNIFORM RANK.
Thur.day-J. 7. coldwen Company. No :. monthly
PYrHIAN SISTERS.
Wednesday-Ffiendship Temple. No. ., initiation
and celebration Of birthday anniversary.
Frday-Rathbons Temple No. z initiation
The convention Of the Grand Lodge lis
tened to a review of the year by Grand
Chancellor Dickman, Grand Keeper of
Records and Seal Gasson, and committees.
|. The election of officers Wednesday night
resulted as follows: F. H. Melick, grand
chancellor; James N. Kline, grand vice
chancellor; Charles W. Henderson. grand
prelate: Henry ]. Gasson, grand keeper
Of records and seal; Frank B. Crown,
grand master Of exchequer; Perry p.
Patrick. grand master at arms; DR..
Frederick Yates. grand inner guard; J. r.
Skidmore, grand outer guard: e. W. Heiss,
grand lecturer; Albert Kahlert, supreme
representative; Thomas e. Landon. w.
R. Carver and John R. Haskins, grand
trustees.
Grand Chancellor Melick named the fol-
lowing committees:
Judiciary Mark Stearman, No. 90, chair
man; H. P. Wiley. No. s; Edward Dunn,
No. 2; NJ z. o'Brien, No. rs: H. P. wag-
ner. No. L. Grievance. John Hamilton.
No. IL. chairman; s. Steiner, No. q; J.
B. Burgess, No. IA. Finance, William NJ
Williams, No. 10. chairman; W. B. Hardy,
No. %: W. A Kimmel, No. IL Creden-
tials. A W. Leeke. No 2, chairman:
J. q. Roberts. No. 9: q. J. Peckham, No.
II. Reports, H. T. Sinclair, No. "A. chair
man; J. W. Robbins, No. IT; P. A. Fab
rizio, No. %. State OF the order. J. r.
8. Dickens. No. q. chairman: q. W.
Heiss, No. -; Max T. Pines, No. 90
Printing. J. T. Cuthbert. No. Z. chairman:
H. ]. Gasson, No. "A; q. W. Morcock, No.
9. Warrants and charters. ]. N. No
Cauley. No. II, chairman: Israel sommers,
No. II; B. Tarantino, No. q Rules. Ed
gar C. Snyder. No. ., chairman; Albert
Kahlert, No. 10; John B. Dickman. No.
Z. Fraternal correspondence, c. e. NO
Allister, No. 9, chairman; W. R. Carver,
No. 3; T. J. Hartford, No. L. Military
department, Thomas e. Landon, No. II.
chairman; r. T. Whiting. No. Z: r. A
Reeves, No. "A. Neurology, W. A. Wild
lnBp NO. Il. Cnalrman, w. II. "eSkloy,
No. 8; A. Rusher. No. q Insurance de-
partment. Hugh Reid, No. Is, chairman;
c. L. Saur. No. "a; g. Frank Day. No. 30.
Pythian education, c. T. Roderick, No. %,
chairman; H. C. Glading, No. 2; A. I.
Jarboe. No. 10. Subdivision and reference,
H. W. Vandervort. No. s. chairman: /. C.
Ellis, No. .; C. Cerimele. No. rs. Pub
licity, Samuel N. Pearson, No. 10, chair
man; Frank D. Wallace, No. 2: William
Lindgren. No. %; ]. Baruch, No. q; c.
w. Henderson. No. II: J. L Motylxa, No.
"a; E. ]. Newcomb, No. II.
Century Lodge, No. 80. announces that
its convention will be omitted on account
Of the Inauguration.
syracusians Lodge. No. 10. at its CON-
vention Friday night will confer the
knight rank. At the meeting last Fri
day night the lodge conferred the third
rank on candidates OF its own and also
of Century Lodge, No. 30. Syracusians
Lodge announces an open meeting on
March 9, for which invitations have been
extended to all local subordinate lodges
and the two temples Of Pythian Sisters
of this city. The feature OF the meeting
will be an address, How to Live" by
John F. Pyle, of Syracusians Lodge.
The Pythian order lost two members
in the death Of Past Chancellor W, 8,
Robbins. of Mount Vernon Lodge, No.