Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-04
THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY lso5-pARr q

chivalry. courtesy and magnanimity, which
should be prominent characteristics Of
Knight of the Temple
Columbia Commandery at last nights reg
ular conclave conferred the order of the Red
Cross on three candidates. The following
sir knights were assigned to duty in the
work Of the evening by the captain general:
John r. Adams, Joseph N. Alexander, Zenas
w. Alderman, Robert L. Anderson, Ross Z.
Andrews, William e. Andrews. Robert J.
Austin. L. Seward Bacon, Clarence Baker.
George E. Barber, Walter 8. Barker, Edwin
c. Bartlett, George T. Bassett, George B.
Bennett, Alex j. Bentley, William Beu-
ebert, John F. Blackmar, Jackson +. Blair,
Almos p. Bogue. James M. Britt, Bertt ii.
Brockway, Walter J. Brooks, A. j. Brown.
Winfield 8. Brown.
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter, No.
Z, has elected the following officers:
John A. Tauberschmidt. E. III. p; Leslie
Cramer. king; VIM II. Landvoigt. scribe;
Robert Armour. treasurer; Fielder l.
Hunter. secretary; Claude j. Allen, cap
tain of the host; VIM w. Jermane, prin-
cipal sojourner; VIM. A. Kimmel, Royal
Arch captain; Benz. T. Lanham, master
third veil; Carey S. Frey, master second
veil; Andrew Burga, master first veil;
John Betker, sentinel. The new high
priest is the brother of George H. Tauber-
schmidt, who served the chapter as high
priest for three terms.
AT the request of Warren Lodge, l. O.
Q. F.. of Baltimore, Md. Columbia Lodge
No. 10, of this city conducted the funeral
services of the order over the remains of
the late Harry Il. Fowler. from the resi-
dence of his father, No. 915 B street
northeast. on Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Fowler was young lawyer of promise
and greatly liked in Baltimore. as was
attested by several of his Odd Fellow and
Masonic friends of that city attending his
funeral Mr.. Fowler the son of
Joseph Il. Fowler of the Treasury De-
partment and nephew of Thomas w.
Fowler, p. G. NJ. of Columbia Lodge, No
TO- of this city.
Supreme Organizer j. NJ Ermerins of
the k. o. T. NJ. is making this city his
headquarters while having specially in
charge the work in New Jersey. Della
ware, Maryland Virginia West Virginia
and the District of Columbia
Sir Knight w. n. Newbold past COM
Inander of Golden Rule Tent, No. g. X. O.
I. NJ last Thursday morning, In the of
nee OF the state commander and in the
presence of few friends presented State
Commander Gall with a souvenir of the
world s fair in the form of a silver card
receiver
j. NJ Ermerins. supreme organizer of
l!ie ~. o. l. M, attended the meeting of
National Tent Monday night and made a
S Tp &c which was followed by one from
w. y NeWbold of Golden Rule Tent and
one from Mr.. Welch of MinneapoIis MINI
ne arrangements have been compIeted
10 hoid a Joint intiati of n ella &C nov,
oelhS secured in Masonic Temple Hall
night. the 18th. The degree work viii 10
gone by the degree teams of National and
~ n4 -, Nerhon tents jointly. This matter
- - III ci.arse or a committee of j. F. Moore
Mount Vernon Tent "
state Commander Gall went to Bright
WOOD tuesday night and installed he
oHIcefS or that tent.
On Thursday there were OYER ono on,,,i
edllohS reported as having been secured
10, me SidSs imitation on the night of the
aotil' ana the prospects are that it will ex-
ceed the most sanguine expectations of the
promoters. i''A' VI 'iie
IA "A Maccabee mass meeting was held
Ihh9rsday night at Mount Vernon Tent
Ahich was largely attended by members
OF the order from all parts of the city
j. M. Ermerins will return here Monday
70 assist IN lnstructing the degree team
that will do the work at Masonic TamnIe
OH the night of the 18th.
supreme Chancellor Charles e. Shivelev
OF the knights of PythiaS has Informed
Grand Chancellor Bynum that he will mako
an official visit to the convention of the
Grand Lodge in this city on Monday even
ing, February 20, the opening session of
that body. Plans are being arranged to
MAKE the reception of the Supreme Chan
celior one betting the occasion. The con-
vention of the Grand Lodge will open in
the main hall of the new Pythian Temrfe
at i:3o pm. on the Goth instant and be in
session one hour, when recess will be
taken At $50 members of the order will
SN. - az 'iio main nan 10 receive ana
greet the supreme chancellor. He will adj
dress the meeting Other speeches will
be made by prominent members of the or
der.
Columbia Company, No 3, Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias, has planned a social
night. and will entertain its members and
friends at a smoker on next Tuesday night
at the Pythian Temple.
Pursuing its policy of publishing portraits
and sketches of all its past commanders
from time to time, Columbia Commandery
No. = K. T., has presented picture of
Past Commander Harry f. Riley. This is
accompanied by sketch in which soSe in
teresting facts are shown about his Masonic
antecedents. He is the son Of the late II.
E. Riley, who was one of the old stand
bys of Columbia. The present Eminent Sir
Riley born in this city, March d 1866.
Not long afterward he was taken on pill
grimage of Columbia Commandery. No. 2.
K T. to Mount Vernon. and was christened