Evening star., 1907-10-27

Of tbs Southern Supreme Council are re-
sa5dsd and It Il believed they are likely
to be.
Degree Conferred.
AZ Scottish Rite Cathedral last nigh,
the degree OF Knight Kadosh or knight
Of the White and Black Eagle was con-
ferred with the following degree staff
First spartment-Rchard P. Evans, Both
degree, prscsptor: Henry r. Evans, 32d
degree. X. c. c, H. inquisitor Second
apartment-Alton y. Huttel. 32d degree
hierophsnt; Allen Bussus. 33d degree,
| sacrihcer: Third apartment-Fred NJ
! Book. 52d degree. supreme Judge. Frank
tudges-Robert F. Mentze!. 32d degree;
w. stanard Chapman. SD degree: War
rem L. Pushaw, S2d degree; Pascal a.
Henshaw, 32d degree; John L. Iiarsrove'
32d degree; William II. Wallace, 32d de-
gree Fourth apartment-John A. Lacy,
33d degree, pteceptor Arthur D. Marks.
S2d degree. frst subpreceptor; Eliwoo1
p Mo.ey, 32d degree, second suDprecep-
tor; Henry r. Evans, 32d degree, X {. Z.
H., orator; Elmer e. Simpson. 32d de
gree. master OF ceremonies; Oscar r.
Comstock. SGD degree ogganist; J. Walter
Humphrey, 32d degree. solo!st
The work was in charge OF the follow
ing official line OF Robert de Bruce Councll
OF Kadosh. No. / Stirling Kerr, Jr-'
SOD degree, commander; Jacobus 5, Jones,
23d degree, first lieutenant commander
Ellwood P Morey. 32d degree second
lieutenant commander; Harry Rotnschild,
82d degree, chan cellor; Francis a. Sebring,
92d degree, orator; Louis Goldsmith. 81 .
degree, almoner; John II. Olcott, sd de-
gree. X. c. c. H, recorder; Allison Nailor,
1r., 33d degree, treasurer; Fred NJ. Book,
32d degree, master Of ceremonies Joseph
H. Mtlans, 32d degree, turcop!lier; Elmer
e simpson, 32d degree. degree director
James c. Boe. Goth degree. draper; Robert
F. Manzel, 32d degree, first deacon; Ma
than WE'LL 92d degree, second deacon;
Moritz Mayer, SD degree bearer Of beau
seant; Warren /. Pushaw. 32d degree,
bearer Of second Standard ". Stanard
Chapman, 32d degree. bearer of third
standard; Alton \. Hut,el. 32d degree.
lieutenant OF the guard. Oscar F Com
stock, 32d degree. organist; J. Walter
Humphrey. 32d degree, soloist; William
+. BTlce, 32d degree. electrician; James II
IFimbIe. "3d degree, sentinel.
Visit to Gen. Pixies Tomb.
The only remaining duty of the Supreme
Council is the biennial visit to the tomb
of Albert Pike. which Is set for this
forenoon. Gen. Pike sleeps in a modest
grave In Oak Hill cemetery, and it has
long been the custom of the Supreme
Council TO meet shout it att he close of
each session. ana pay -cveTential tribute
to the name and memory of the noted
Stlu!'f, piltoSOpRtT, lHe't ana pi1!aNliIrO-
phist. by whom the dest!niHs of the Scot
tish iRte We're SO long directed. The
members of the council will leave for the
grave al 1870 a. m. for this pilgrimage,
accompanied by their deputies and hon
orary inspectors general At the grave
there Will be q song Nearer, My God
TO Thee" by Grand Master Francis J.
Woodman, 33d degree, District of Colum
bia deputy; remarks by Sovereign Grand
Commander Richardson and probably also
by Inspector General Buck, 33d degree,
representing the three Junior active in
SpectOrs general created at this session,
and Fred ". Webber. the venerable sec
retary general. The latter knew Gen.
Pike intimate for forty years, and
served with him for twenty years In his
present Office of secretary general.
All master Masons have been invited to
unite in the tribute at the grave today.