Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-24

Thomaa. on behalf Of the chapter, presented
Mr.. Andrews with SET, OF glassware. Some
Of the companions A1terTard delicately
limited that Mr.. Andrews had won in COM
petitive civil service examination. Past
Grand High Priest J. H. Joehum presented
Grand High Priest Stardtfond with a hand
some ony5 eioG snd s sandi,Srd made
reported to have had an excellent year, ana
being 5O4 strong leads all the chapters In
the capitular jurisdiction. The good work
of the year and has due g to the
cellent high priest, Charles L Shook. At
this visitation good music was furnished by
an octet. 4
grand officers last night visited Capitol
Chapter, No. 10, at the Northeast Temple
18th and H streets northeast High Priest
Frank L. Major received the grand on
GERS in due capitular form During the
evening attractive music was rendered by
an orchestra, headed by Companion B. ].
Wrightman. Past High Priest Frank J.
Connery gave solo. This was followed
with an address by Rev. Samuel M, Hart
SOCK. and remarks by Grand Chaplain Rev.
c. Alvin Smith. Refreshments were served
at the close of the visitation. Capitol
Chapter has gained fourteen memhers and
est chapter in the Jurisdiction,
The ensuing grand visitations will occur
as follows: Mount Vernon, No. 8. Monday
night; Lafayette, No. 8. Tuesday night:
Brightwood, No. 8, Wednesday night. and
Washington. No. 2, Thursday night The
Grand Chapter meets at the Masonic Tenn
pie In annual conclave February IL.
The annual banquet of the Masonic Vet
Grams Association will be held this evening
at the Hotel Barton. Mr. Simon Wolf. the
new president, will be in the chair. and a
large attendance of veteran Masons is ex-
pected. "
Capital Tent, No. 8. and Capital Hive. No
g. of the Maccabees gave a public Joint in
stallat1on of officers at their last session
Mrs. Nellie A Rowe, state Commander for
the Lady Maccabees Installed the officers
OF the hive. after which she was presented
with a handsome state commanders Jewel
by Mrs. Watt. the lady commander, on be-
half Of Mrs. Lillian NJ HOLSTER. supreme
commander OF the Lady Maceabees and
other Supreme Hive officers as a token of
their appreciation of her work in this j,lris-
diction. State Commander D. w. Gall in
stalled the officers of the tent, after which,
dressed those present, telling of the good
that has been accomplished during the last
year by the Maccabees in and out of this
city.
The state commander will raise another
Maccabeean banner next Thursday night
by organizing new tent at billiards. Hail.
1925 It'll street northwest. This will be the
twelfth tent in the city
Monday night National Tent No 1, paid
a fraternal visit to King David Tent No. IL.
The annual inspection Of Winfield Scott
Schley Division, No. 1. Uniform Rank, X.
0. T. NJ, will take place in Golden Rule
Hall, No. 43O 9th street northwest, Tuesday
night next 1t will be open to the public.
District Tent, No. 8, gave masked ball
at McCauley's Hall. on Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast. Wednesday evening, which
was fine affair and a financial success.
Winfield Scott Schley Division, No. L. Uni
form Rank, attended in body.
Lady Pauncefote Lodge of the Daugh-
ters Of St George e. ,g ,o eaehre party
avenue northwest. saaere was large
gathering of friends of this purely English
order. The following were the players:
Mesd anne Bope. Binaagl Wood. Gregory
T. neaptn; Bis'n& TErle. Bsa ekenberg. West
After an lntersdng .aaontest Mrs. 1 Halpin
took first1adies' prize. Mr. Bone first gen
tlemans prize. Mrs. Wood the first BOBBY
and Mr.. Collins second BOBBY. Refresh
ments were then served, and the evening
spent IN dancing. a. II