Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-02

SStoIl 70 lne fiHpelldl pOleHlAte, " II.
Green of Dallas, Tex. The following mem
bers have made their arrangements to at
tend the meeting of the Imperial Council
of the Mystic Shrine. and many of these
will be accompanied by their ladies, max
ing headquarters at the Royal Palace: Rob
ert Cook, captain; A. w. Kelly, the grand
commander of Knights Templar of the Dis
trict of Columbia; Lieut.. Motley Anderson,
Blackstone, F. w Callaghan. Robt. Cook,
a. c. Crook. James Ciscle, c. W. Coombs,
Warren ]. Coffin, Abram Frey, ]. M. Ford.
S. M. Frazier. Harvey Given, Ernst Ger
S. B. Hege. N. T. Halter, J. K Heyl, Or.
ID. 2. Hickling, A G. Hermann, W w. Jor-
don, A F. Jorss, J. F. Javins, Chas.
Kramer. A. w. Kelley. F. w. kahlert. G.
A. kneesst, w. F. Lannou, Thos. e. Ian
don, d. w. Lewis, II. s. Iichou. Joseph
Mathy E. E. Mayberry, j. e. Minnix, j. E.
Mulcair, F. E. Maxcy, F. Moxcy, ]. F.
o Neill, W. c. Peake. Joseph Quinter, l. N.
Smith, o. G. Staples, L. B. swormstedt,
i. b. Snoddy, Chas Schafer. p c. Schafer,
VIM X. Shelton, Corey NJ. Stodden, W. H.
Sands. D: c. Turner, ]. W. Tolson. a. S.
Thos r. R III THOMAS, 4 Wn, " Who Thomas
Lukes, Jr.. ]. Texton, w. H. FIapfer H. A.
Gripp, G. 7. Hansell. j. c. Yosi, E. w. Zea
At the meeting of the Modern woodmen
OF America last Thursday evening FIVE new
members were initiated by Acting Consul
l. M. Ingalls,, Consul Southern being absent
ON account OF illness. Addresses were made
by Messrs. Pollman, Tull, P1ummer Cole
and others. Special music was furnished by
the Woodmen quartet
Beacon Lodge, No. IS, 7. o. o. F.. held
well-attended meeting Monday evening,
when the following officers for the ensuing
term were elected: John N Cunningham
noble grand; Thomas r. HeIlmuth vice
grand; Joseph r. Fague, secretary; James
nov L
Bradford, treasurer; James w. Cooley hall
trustee; representatives to the grand lodge,
F. A. Stier, E. w. Bradford James W.
Coiley' s. A. Foose, w. l.. Burkhart Joseph
Sipe. E. B. Hay, F. A. Stier; help commit
tee +. A. Stier, E w. Bradford and S. A.
Foose The installation of the newly elect
cd officers will take place on Monday even
ing, July II.
Fred. d. Stuart Encampnent No. {, l. ..
O. F..-conferred the Royal Purple degree
Tuesday evening. The following officers
Hundley, chief patriarch; ]. L. Irwin, high
priest; II. W. Selah, senior warden; w. E.
Graves, Junior warden; G. l.. Clayton,
scribe; j. X; Dawson, treasurer; e: f.
Huggins, j. H Wood and Gen.aE. w. Brad
ford constituted the election board.
Washington Commandery, No. /, Knights
Templar held a special conclave last
the Temple and Order of Malta were con-
ferred.
Grand Master Wetmore Of the Grand
Lodge, F. A. A NJ, last Monday night at
tended the opening of the Eastern Star
lawn fete at Andrew Loeffier's on Bright
wood avenue.
cry. No. 2. X: T.. was held last night at
100 o'clock. The Order OF the Temple and
Order of Malta were conferred upon
Messrs. Charles Fraucts Cummins and
Lafayette Chapter, Mob, r.. A. M. con-
ferred the Royal Arch degree at its convo-
cation last Tuesday evening.
Mount Vernon Chapter.ssNc g. r. A. NJ.
conferred the Mark Masters degree last
Monday night.
Washington Centennial Ledge, No. IA. F.
A. A. NJ. had work In the Master Mason's
degree last Wednesday night
Dawson Lodge, No, 16, F. A. A.. M. con-
and Lafayette Lodge. No.19. held special
communication at AS Monday afternoon
and conferred the Entered Apprentice and
Master Mason's degrees.
Past Commander John J. narrower of
Columbia Commandery, No. q X. r., has
received notice. under seal. of his election
as an honorary member Of st. Elmo Com
mandery, No. II. X. r, stationed at Hyatts-
vile, Nd Mr.. narrower has frequently as
sisted in comforting the Ilhistrious Order OF
the Red Cross in the asylum OF ST. Elmo
Commandery. and his ffaters In Hyattsvilie
have taken this method of showing their
consideration and regard.
Pythian Grand Lodge offieers recently de-
cided to cali a meeting of representatives
from the various lodges to act in eonjunc-
ton with the committee of forty-five and
consider the feasibility of holding 1another
fair for the benefit of the Pythian temple
fund.
committee has been appointed by Wash
ington Company. No 1. and j. T. Coldwell
Company, No. 7, Uniform Rank. *. p, to
consult with railroad officials regarding
transportation to Louisville. where the
companies go to attend the meeting of the
Supreme Lodge. The two companies will go
into camp at Louisville, and likewise at
ST. Louis. having; accepted an invitation to
attend the exposition
Washington Company No : Uniformed
Rank X. p. met at the residence Of Capt.
r. T. Whiting, $50 X street southwest, last
Thursday night and went In a body to the
home of his son, George II. Whiting, first
sergeant of the company. A cordial re-
ception was rendered them and refresh
menfs were served.