Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-16

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Grand Captain General, knights Templar.
lodge will give the same degree at its next
convention September q. New Jerusalem
has had a busy, busting year under Wor-
shipful Master Thomas C. Henderson and
his associate officers for the term, who are
as follows: William McNeir. senior war;
den; Edwin s. GARRISON. junior warden;
ert v. Goldman. P. M. treasure; Warren
j. Coffin. senior deacon; w. Ivanhoe Jo-
chum, junior deacon: ]. W. Henderson,
senior steward; Albert s. Riddle, tiler.
Jacobus S. Jones. illustrious potentate.
has appointed special committee to make
arrangements for the excursion of Almas
Temple and it's invited friends to the Fred
erick county fair the 18th day OF October.
This committee is actively at work and the
plans and preparations for the outing will
be completed at an early date. Those who
made this excursion to Frederick last year
were very much pleased with their trip and
look forward to the coming outing with a
great deal Of pleasure.
The special committee in charge of the
arrangements give absolute assurance that
there will be nothing left undone to make
every one comfortable and there will be no
necessity of carrying a laughing machine,
as the program admits of nothing but
smiles.
The executive committee in charge Of the
arrangements for the fair are as follows:
B. F. Smith, chairman; Harry B. Crs4ner,
Samuel w. Stinemetz. ARTHUR D. Marks,
The party will be conveyed to Frederick
by special train, leaving Washington early
in the morning. about 7:3O o'clock and re-
turning about o'clock that night.
Melva :. Caswell, state commander, H.
o. T. NJ, had meeting of commanders
and record keepers of the District at her
home on Saturday evening, September g.
to arrange for the class initiation to be
held In October. They formed central
committee. with her as chairman, Mary
A. Van Ness as Vice chairman and Lula
S. Hammond secretary. The commit
tee decided to have joint public initia-
ton. and the following officers were APP
pointed for the public work: Past COM
mander, Mary A. Cosgrove; comma nder
Mary A. Van Ness; lieutenant commander,
Lola M. Julian; record keeper, Lula S.
Hammond; finance keeper, Sarah Warner;
chaplain. Sallie Y. Bradley; mistress at
arms Mary l.. Pierce; sergeant, Mary CAL
loway; sentinel, Catherine Cartner; pick
ct, Clara Carson; banner bearers, Their
esa McArdle, Ada L. Hartman Mary e.
Blankenship On the afternoon follow
ing the public work an eXemplification
meeting will be held and the following
will participated Past commander, Geor-
gia l. Myers; commander, Lola NJ. Julian;
lieutenant commander, Mary Cosgroyc;
record keeper, Clara Van Norsdall; fin; nee
keeper, A. j. Shepherd; chaplain, Virginia
Thomas; mistress alarms, Mary Holt;
sergeant, Tilla A. Dean; sentinel, Virginia
bearers, Fannie Myers Sarah Andrews
Fannie Carey.
Mary T. Dunn, lieutenant commander of
National Hive, L. o. T. NJ, has just re-
turned from long trip in the west She
will give a short account of her trip at
the next review of the Hive, September
81.
About $50 members of National Hive at
tended the reception given in honor of
State Commander Caswell Friday evening.
Mrs. Julian, commander of the Hive, de-
nvered an address of welcome. An inter-
esting program rendered, including
solo by Mrs Nellie SueSS, recitation by
Mrs. James Kline and solos by MI. Nicola
Zucconi. Messrs. Adams and Barghausen
entertained with mandolin and guitar. The
accompanist of the evening was Mrs. Jessie
Spence Hoover
Capitol Circle, No. 315, P. H. c., will be
entertained by the Bow Knot auxiliary at
their lawn fete next Wednesday and Thurs
day evening. The reunion of old members
at the last meeting was a great success,
and the social session was enjoyed by the
large number present.
Lafayette Lodge, No. 10, F. y. A NJ. will
confer the master Mason's degree Thursday
evening, September 90 on a number OF
candidates.
The netting of Esther Rebekah Lodge,
No IL, l. o. o. F., Monday evening was
largely attended Quite number of Wis
itors We're present The degree was con-
ferred in a highly creditabe manner. Mr..
Charles Sample the degree director, and
the members of the team We're compliment
ed for the fine drill and excellent rendition
of the work. Mrs. w. 8. Ke;ser the no.
BILE grand of the lodge, recently returned
was the guest of Mrs. c. E. Crowell, for
merly Of this city.