Evening star., 1923-12-30
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Mount vernon, NO met Va edpeS-
day evening and elected officers, who
will be installed next Wednesday
evening as follows: Ogle J. Wells,
chancellor commander; Clarence D.
Mcclure. vice chancellor: Charles P.
Galpin, prelate: Emil f. Jaehnke,
elected keeper of records and seals.
after serving eighteen years: John
NJ. Kline, sr., reelected, master of
finance, after serving forty-seven
years; Hamlin NJ. Vandervort. re-
elected. master of exchequer: Robert
dore c. Keen, inner guard: Joseph
w. Williams, re-el elected, outer guard;
James y. Kline. Harry z. Wiley and
Arthur c. Moon, trustees: Henry A.
lief bureau: John NJ. Kline, sr., Har-
ry p. Wiley, Hamlin NJ. Vandervort,
James N. Kline and Emil F. Jaehnke,
representatives to the grand lodge;
Charles L. Whitlock, Ogle j. Wells
and James y. Kline, auditing com
mittee. Remarks were made by
Grand Chancellor Ellery w. Heiss.
past Supreme Representative John
NJ. Kline. past Grand Chancellor H.:
P. Wiley and E. F. Jaehnke, chair
man, publicity committee.
Myrtle. No: 25. last Tuesday eve
ming elected officers as follows:
Chancellor commander, Charles A.
Johnson; vice chancellor. Jacob Nuss-
baum: prelate, f. II. Melick: master
of work, Frank kerper: keeper of
| master of finance, Marion c. Thomp-
son; master of exchequer, H. f.
Smith: master-at-arms, James Robin
son; inner guard, A. A. Poivret; out
er guard, Marion E. Crowther: mem-
ber to relief bureau, Jacob Nuss-
Lodge, Jacob Nussbaun, Frank b.
Crown, H. Z. Smith, F. H. Melick and
Frank Kerper. Installation of Of
ficers will be held January Is.
officers last Wednesday evening":
Herman A. Woodey, chancellor COM
mander; Samuel Steiner, prelate;
William H. Hoover. master of work !;
H. B. Brown, keeper of records and
seal; George w. Haley, master of
of exchequer; J. T. Hurley, master-at-
arms; A. Leonard, inner guard: VIII
liam T. Thompson. outer guard; Al
bert Rusher, Charles T. Roderick and
Haley, w. H. Umhau, II. b. Brown,
W. T. Thompson and c. T. Roderick,
representatives to the Grand Lodge.
Webster, No. has called off its
meeting scheduled for next Tuesday.
The next meeting will be held jan
will install the new officers.
Columbia No. 26, last Wednesday
evening elected the following Of
ficers: John Montella, chancellor COM
N. Girardi, prelate; Jos. Fabrizio,
master of work; c. Ceremele, keeper
of records and seal: j. F. Soresi,
master of finance; P. A. Fabrizio,
master of exchequer; e. Mezzanotta,
master-at-arms; A Parella, inner
Fabrizio, trustee; B. Tarantino. c.
Ceremele, n. Girardi, A. Parella and
P. FabriZio, representatives to the
Grand Lodge; B. Tarantino. member
tion ceremonies will be held Jam
Erie ndship Temple, No. 9. Pythian
Sisters had business meeting last
Wednesday evening and elected the
stalled next Wednesday evening:
Estella v. Gray, past chief: Lillian
johnson, most excellent chief; Ade-
line Teller, excellent senior; Flor
ence Woodey, excellent junior; Anna
van, reelected, mistress of records
and correspondence; Ida Crown, mis-
tress of finance: Mrs. Shoemaker,
protector, and Carrie Banks, outer
guard.
Lodge, No. IL, the following officers
were elected: c. c., A. B. Baker;
v. c., James E. Shoemaker: p. w.
K RollIson; NJ of W., l.. Il. Pyles;
K. of r. and s., T. L. Kidwell; NJ.
of F., William J.. Little; M. of Elk,
Henry G. Wagner, N. of A, w. w.
Donaldson; I. G., C. E. Stevens; o. G.,
n. II. Lowe; trustees, c. H. Wagner.
". X. Ro1lison, w. E. Poole; repre-
sentative to the relief bureau. John
Eryant, G. L. Rep, H. G. Wagner, Will
liam 3. Poole. r. L. Kidwell, J. w.
IefYries. w. r. Hammer. Officers will
be Installed January 8. 1924. A very
lively meeting was held and the fol-
n Farrar of Syracusians Lodge, No.
10: John A. Neeb and Vincent kale,
both of Excelsior Lodge, No. IA.