Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-09
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Fowler. treasurer. The following appointed
officers were also installed: George q. Coli
son, r. s. N. G.; d. D. Lore, l.. 8. N. c.;
w. G. Woodford. r. s. ". e.: Joseph Horn
stein, l.. 8. V. G.; Otis G. Stanton, con-
ductor; B. H. LOucks, warden: Burt Wolfe,
r. s. s.: A. 7. Lewis l.. S. s.: J. H. Brod-
erick l. G.; George M. Moore, O. G.; D. w.
Keck, chaplain.
The term reports read showed the lodge
to be in a f1ourishing condition. During the
year ending June 30. 1894 the net increase
in membership was eighteen. The following
past grands represent the lodge in the
Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia:
Thomas w. Fowler. George u. COlson f.
c. Grumley. d. d. Lore. H. J. Redfield. An
Vermllion. c. A. Cannon. r. E. Wines. J.
H. Hogan. D. w. Keck and D. T. Batson.
Grand Conductor Philip Walker of Union
Lodge. No. H. 1. o. o. F., installed the Of
ficers of Covenant Lodge. No IL, Thursday
night The newly installed officers are: Z.
w. Sherier noble grand; J. E. Chamberlain,
vice grand: Leo s. Schoenthal. secretary:
J. William Brewer. financial secretary: G.
w Chamberlain, treasurer: DR.. w. c. Barr
warden; Robert B. Humphrey. o. G.: H. T.
Angel. conductor: Joseph Clark, /. G.: W.
w. Beattie, r. S. to n. c.: E. C. Blackman
A. J. Milstead. l.. s. to V. c.: William f.
Burns, r. S. s.: w. B. Sebastian l.. S. s..
and J. NJ. Pruitt. haplain. Past Grand Mas
ters Theo. Head and j. T. Petty and Past
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and J. L. Irwin assisted in the installation
ceremonies. The initiatory degree was con-
ferred Immediately after the installation
The lodge closed with smoker.
The Modern Woodmen of America have
selected the week of September as the Of
fetal time for visiting the ST. Louis fair.
Lodges of this order from all over the
United States will be present and enter the
5000 prize contest for the best drilled
team.
The regular meeting of Washington
Shrine. No. 1, held Wednesday, July g. was
most interesting and successful one
Mrs. l.. K. Henderson, worthy high
priestess, and Mrs. NJ. E. Adams, p W. FL
P, who have just returned from the an
nual session of the Supreme Shrine, held
in Caro-. Mich, June Is, % and 30. were
present and rendered report of the growth
and prosperity of the order. Many new
shrineS have been instituted during the pas
year, with large increase in membership.
The Order of the White Shrine, which
limits its membership to members of the
Eastern Star. in this jurisdiction by per
mission of the Supreme Shrine. disregards
the %. f. s. qualification. and admits
Master Masons. their wives, daughters,
mothers. widows and sisters to this priv
ilege.
At the session of the Supreme Shrine just
closed the citizens of Caro- We'd with each
other in extending their hospitality to the
attending delegates and during the three
days of the session White Shriners were
distinctly in evidence. being entertained at
different times by the ladies of both the
Episcopal and Presbyterian churches, and
unable for lack of time to accept many
other attentions offered them.
At the meeting of Washington Shrine
held Wednesday evening the revised ritual
was rendered and the degree conferred upon
two candidates. At the close of the work
Mrs. Grace Holtzclaw. chaplain of the
shrine. presented Mrs. NJ f. Adams. P. w.
II. P. with a magnificent solid silver loving
cup. the gift of the officers and members of
Washington Shrine. The Supreme Shrine
at it's recent session also honored Mrs.
Adams by choosing her as the supreme
queen of the order. Washington Shrine
holds it's sessions at Naval Lodge Hall.
corner Pennsylvania avenue and 4th street
southeast.