The Washington herald., 1918-01-20
Knights Of Pythias.

LODGES.
,hcnday-Amaranth. No q. .pd Century. No.
Nesday-webstsr, No. 2. Exclsior, No. H,
CAPITAL. No. q. and Myrtle, No. B. business.
Neutrality-suspicious. Vernon, No. 5. Hemione,
No, II, Union. No. 2. and Columbia. No. ..
business.
Friday -syracusisns. No. 10 and R.thbOnssu-
perior. No. .. business.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
wednesday-Fiendship Temple. No. ., busi-
mesa
Fndsy-Rathbone Temple, No. 9. businesa
Saturday monthly meeting
Grand Chancellor r. W. Melick is
now compiling for his annual report a
list OF the members of this domain
who are In the military service. and
requests that IL any Of the lodges
have not yet reported, that they no.
tify him at once of such names, to-
gether with their titles.
Syracusians Lodge. No. 10, is plan
ming to celebrate its golden jubilee
February II, with a program of ad-
dresses by prominent speakers and
musical numbers. The following is
the committee on arrangements: Su-
preme Representative Albert Kahlert,
Past Chancellor w. N. williams. j.
w. Cherry. F. A. Meininger and w.
r. Duncan. The officers of Syracu-
slams Lodge were Installed at a recent
convention by Past Grand Chancellor
John b. Dickman, assisted by Grand
Keeper of Records and Seal Gasson
as grand master-at-arms and Grand
Prelate Henderson.
A number Of the officers Of Rath-
bone-Superior Lodge, No. =, were in
stalled at the first convention held by
the lodge this month by Grand Chan
cellor Melick. Those who were unable
to be present on that occasion will be
installed at the meeting next Friday
night.
Grand Master Of Exchequer Frank
B. Crown installed the officers OF Ca
lanthe Lodge. No. II, last Monday
night. He was assisted in the cere-
mony by Grand Prelate c. W. Hen
derson and Past Grand Chancellor w.
A. Kimmel as grand master-at-arms.
John F. Gerhold. a well-known past
VI NdldulDc l<Oukct WIN
passed away Saturday. January L.
was given a Pythian burial by the
/ lodge Tuesday afternoon. Interment
was at Rock Creek Cemetery.
The ways and means committee OF
the Pythian order of the district was
entertained at the last meeting, after
the transaction of business. by c. z.
Able. of Springfield, Mass. with a
monologue; A. Z. Lang. with patriotic
songs: Miss Harriet Dyer. past chief
OF Friendship Temple. Pythian Sis
tiers, in Irish character recitations,
and Mrs. March Morcock, OF Rath-
bone Temple. Pythian Sisters. with
piano selections. Grand Vice Chancel-
lor James Kline gave an interesting
and instructive address.
PythIan Sisters.
Most Excellent Chief Helen Kenni-
cutt, of Friendship Temple, No. 8. has
announced the appointment of the
following committees: Ways and
means. Mrs. Tillie Rock: press, Mrs.
Adah Kimmel; to visit the sick, Mrs.
Cora Nussbaum- Mrs. Addie Freeman,
and Mrs. Carrie Davis. Mrs. Augusta
Thody has been appointed organist
and Mrs. Nettie Crowthers musical
director. The social committee for
this month is composed of Mrs. Ida
NJ. Crown, Mrs. Nettie Crowthers,
Mrs. Margaret Ceffin and Mrs Cas-
son.
The degree team of Rathbone Tenn
pie. No. 5. viii give a masquerade ball
and exhibition drill Friday evening,
February 2, at the Pythian Temple.
II. Elkton Smith, who has been ap-
pointed general chairman of the af-
fair, states that announcement will
be made later Of the committee to as
sist him.
The ways and means committee of
the Pythian order has requested the
local temples to appoint three dele
gates TO represent the organization
on that committee.
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