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sokolsky. Pythian Sisters: Misses Leonora Lampson. Nellie Norton and Mary Mitchell. Mrs Frank Carswell and Mrs. George Greatorix
 Arthur F. Mitchell. grand chan cellor Of the domain of Connecticut, Is Q member of Washington L. Nor gan lodge of this city. Other grand lodge officers are as follows: Grand vice Charles Andres. Bridgeport; grand prelate, Walter R. , King, Willimantic; grand keeper of 1 records and seals. Edward E. Aspin- all, Plainville; grand master of ex- chequcr, William N. Potter, Willi- mantle; grand master of arms, Louis A. Beehler, West Haven. Grand in- ner guard, M. R. Marquand. Stam- ford; grand outer guard, Joseph l. | Kopelman. Hartford.
 ] Grand trustees are: John r. Os- 1 borne. Ansonia, Burton H. Wooding, ] Hamden, and John A. Dolan, New | Britain.
 Washington L. Morgan lodge of this city was organized November i 24, 1905 and plans to celebrate its Fist anniversary next month. The present officers are as follows: i Chancellor commander, William 1 Hurst vice chancellor, Thomas P. | Orchard; prelate. Theodore Johnson; Master at arms, Ruel Mitchell; mas ter of work Lothair l. Siegel; keep CT of records and seals. Arthur F. | Hayes: master of finance, Alexander i Tomkins; master of exchequer, Paul Kaelin; inner ,uard, Samuel Flem- ming; outer guard, Henry Parsons; pianist, Roland Ripple; trustees, John A. Dolan, E. W. Ripple and Walter W. Gould.
 Pythian Sisters Officers
 The grand lodge convention Of Py- thian Sisters also will convene at Judds hall tomorrow, making the Burritt hotel it's headquarters.
 The grand lodge officers of the Pythian Sisters are: Grand chief Henrietta Curdts, Meriden; grand senior, Amanda Chamberlain, West Haven Sl Glld JuIllOlt Nbol tl u NS SOll Wallingford; grand manager, Hazel N. Townsend, Branford; c. M. of R and C., Jennie Maybury, Seymour: c. NJ. of F., Veronica Carter, Plain- vile: grand protector Edna East wood. MiddletoWn; grand outer guard. Nellie Bailey. Durham: past grand chief, Lena Gates. Williman- tic; state press correspondent, Lillian Turner. Hartford.
 Delegates who are expected to at tend the grand lodge sessions of the Knights of Pythias in addition to the officers mentioned, are as fol- lows:
 Rathbone lodge, New Haven Harry filling Ernest H. DePue, Mar tin A. Chambers. Ralph A. Stewart.
 Sheffield lodge, New Haven-J. W. Chapin. W. S. Beecher, Arthur Freighn, J. c. Lewis.
 Myrtle lodge, Meriden-George H, Warren, W. H. Curdts, John W. Bonell, F. K. Birch.
 Wilmot lodge, West Haven-Louis A. Beecher, Reuben Franklin, Ray T. Humphrey, Herbert c. Linsley.
 Wauregan lodge, Norwich-Ru- dolph Henschel, Harry Solomon, s. NJ. Goldberg.
 Mithra lodge, Bridgeport-Charles H. Gray, Edward c. Williams, Fred c. Blood, Joseph L. Peabody.
 Ethan Lodge, Bristol-W. J. With erwax P. W. Barnum, Alex Christie, w. F. Paulman.
 Speedwell Lodge, Waterbury-Al- bert c. kaercher, James A. Garside, Eugene o. Hermann, Morris Robin.
 Edgeweod Lodge, New Haven kneeland Holbrook, Harry H. Chap man, Roy L. Tower, Harold B. Sher- man.
 Columbia Lodge, Watertown - John H. Mclean. Robert F, Atwood, Arthur Mclean, Lewis Edwards. Comstock Lodge, Waterbury - Leon L. Hall, Raymond s. Ellis, L. L. B. Brewster, Austin A. Weaver.
 Valley Lodge, Derby-George A. Wakefield, Jacob Metelits, James w. Bourne, Joseph Wheeler.
 Washington Lodge. Hartford-Al- len T. Pratt. Alwyn J. Buell.. Milton L. Freeman, s. Lawrence Faulkner,
 Hermann Lodge, Hartford-Lester H. Smith August w. Holzheimer, John R. Stone, Harry D, Blanchard