The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-13
INSTALLATION OF
PYTHIAN OFFICERS.
Pensacola Lodae. No. 3, and Damon
Lodge, No. Is. Carry Out In
teresting Program.


Joint installation Of officers of Pensa-
eola Lodge, No 8 and Damon Lodge.
NO H. knights of Pythias. which took
| nlace last night at the Pythian Castle
Hall. 109 East Tntendencfa street, was at
tended hy many visiting Pythians from
Milton. Moiino. and other nearby points.
and a larg~ attendance of local Psthians
and their friends made the gathering ore
It the most notable ever held in the
city.
Owing to unavoidable circumstances,
/ Hon. Thomas j. Watts, of Caioiey. Fla.
Grand Vice Chancellor, was unable to he
present. bnt IN snite OF this fact. which
was much regretted by the members OF
the two lodges, the program was renlete
with good things. and was well carried
out in every detail.
The joint committee having charge of
the installation ceremonies comarised:
! John Neeley chairman. Pensacola
Lodge, No. 8: P + Fverhardt. secretary.
Damon Lodge, No Is: Mrs. Fl. F. Ma
neely, Pythian Sisters: Mrs. ]. L
McClung. Pythian Sisters; Mrs. w II.
Crawford Pythian Sisters T. L. Borras.
Pensacola Lodge No. 3: w. w. Day,
Pensacola LODGE. No 8. II. Deutschnan.
Pensacola Lodge. No. 8: Fl p. Morris.
Damon Lodge. No. &c; J. Hughes. Da-
mon Lodge. No. IS.
Hon. John Collins of Milton. Fla. was
| installing officer, and the address of the
evening was made by the Rev. J. w.
Frazer, who had for his subject Fra
ternalism." Mr. Frazer. who is the pas
tor of the First Methodist church, is a
speaker of much force and eloquence.
and in his talk stressed not Only the
underlying principles upon which the
Pythians have based their order, but
spoke of fraternalism also in that sense
in which it reaches out from the order
into the lives not only of the members
but of the community, and the nation.
An address was also made by Mrs. TT
F. ManeeIy. Grand Manager for the
state Of Florida. Mrs. Namely spoke
in very interesting and convincing way
ri the weyk Of the order and the bene-
fits resulting from affiliation.
The musical program was a feature OF
the evening which was especially appre
oiated by the Pythians and their friends
who had been invited for the installation
ceremonies.
Following is the comnlete program:
onening Hymn. and Flag Ceremony.
PRAYER
Introduction of District Deouty Grand
Chancello,-Hon John Collins. Milton.
Fla, Installing Officer.
Ints-mezzo. from Cavaleria Rusticana-
lyman TITO.
Installation of Chancellor Commanders.
Vocal Solo fselected)--L. A. EIlingsen.
Installation of yice-Chaneellor Com
manders.
Hawaiian Selection. Honolulu March
H. p. Hopkins.
Installation OF Prelates. Master of
wcrl. Masters Of Exohenuer, Masters Of
Finance, Mast Arms. Keepers of
F.eco~ds and Seal Inner and Outer
Guards.
voeel solo-"oh Fleeing Hour'-ariss
Dove White.
Vocal solo-'.Silver in Your Hair. But
Gold in Your Heart. A. Flingsen.
Address. Pytbian Sisters-Mrs. II. r
Namely, Grand Manager. State of Fer
ida.
selection. from Mile Modeate"-Pyth-
ian Trio.
Address. 'Fraternalism REV J. W.
Frazer.
Refreshments.
Following the ceremonies the Pythian
Sisters served q delightful renast. and
The Journal wishes to express its appre-
citation of the courtesy shown the editorial
and composing room forces. The special
committee which extended the invitation
chose just the right hour, apparently, for
the invitation was accepted. EN- nasse,
and full justice was done the fine spread,
consisting Of several kinds of sandwiches,
salads. cocoa, cakes, etc.
Pythians from Milton who were pres
emit at the ceremonies were: John Collins
J. Il Keene. F. H. Cobb, Jr,. w. J.
Williams, Jr.. r. 3. Hobbs. William An
derson.