Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-08

memory the memorial services will be held.
are as follows: Past Grand Chancellor
NaZarett Bunch of Century Lodge, No. 30,
died September 3, 1906 Past chancellors-
Jacob Miller Germania Lodge No. -, died
June 6, 1906; b. w. Beebe, Franklin Lodge.
No. ., died July 26, 1906 George w. Barker
man, Germana Lodge, No. 10, died July 2s.
1905; William p. Bateman. Mount Vernon
Lodge No. g. died July 30, 1906; William
f. Humphrey. Webster Lodge, No. I, died
August 4, 1906; S. H. Gladmon. Hermione
Lodge No. y, died August II, 1906; T. G.
Raissle, Capital Lodge, No. "A, died October
H. 1906; n. II. Stevens, Franklin Lodge,
No. ., died November II, 1896; Darius ID.
Daughton, Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 8,
died January II, 1907; Andrew Lauxman,
Equal Lodge, No. II, died March /, 1907:
John NJ. Krous, Webster Lodge No. Z, died
April 10, 1907. knights-Thomas Downey.
Webster Lodge, No. I, June 30 1896; w J.
Clark Equal Lodge, No. H. died July Z.
1906; w. c. Motz, Excelsior Lodge, No. IA,
died July 20. 1906; Clifton w. Banks, SYRIA
cusans Lodge. No. 10, died August s, 1896:
+. c. Parnall. Century Lodge No. 10, died
September 4, 1865; F. j. Webster, Franklin
Lodge, No. >, died October -, 1906; Henry
Deckman, Germania Lodge, No. H. died
November IS, 1906; James II. Birch, Har-
mony Lodge. No. n, died November -,
1906; E. Herring, jr., Union Lodge, No. z.
died December 4, 1908; Joseph Passeno,
HermiOne Lodge, No. II. died December
II, 1876; Arthur l.. Helbig, Germania Lodge,
No. 10. died January -, 1907; John w.
airy >, 1907; George kozeI. Union Lodge, No.
D. died February -, 1907; John Meiners,
Capital Lodge, No. "A, died April b. 1874,
w. H. Harrison, Myrtle Lodge, No. -, died
April Is, 1907; Z. w. Seger. Myrtle Lodge,
No. -, died May . 1907; Nathaniel Wells,
Webster Lodge, No T. died May -, 1897.
Columbia Commandery. No. =, knights
Iempiar, has postponed its annual excur-
sion to August g. The pos ponement is due
t. conflict of dates between the command
ery's excursion and that of Amas Temple
of the Mystic Shrine, which was fixed near
ly for the same day
Columbia Commandery held a stated con-
clave at Masonic Temple last evening. The
body conferred the Red Cross upon a num-
Der of petitions and discussed some bust
ness details connected with the forthcoming
trip to Saratoga. Eminent Commander
Charles E. Baldwin says: Attention is
called to the approaching date of our pill
grimage to the trennal conclave. The
committee is now perfectng final arrange
ments for the pleasure and comfort of the
sir knights and ladies who will go this
trip.
AT recent meeting of the drill corps the
following officers were elected: Captain,
Frank f. Gibson; first lieutenant Charles
b. Matthews; second lieutenant Edgar H.
Nelson, jr.; secretary, r. NJ. Harper; treas
urer, Charles \. Stewart. A drill team has
been regularly entered for the competitive
drill July 10, an the members of the drill
corps are now hard at work preparing for
should be wasted, as it Will require strict
attention to reach that degree of proficiency
necessary to win. Give the officers your
best efforts and success is assured.
Following the custom established by the
order years ago the Independent order Of
odd Fellows will hold joint memorial eXer-
clSeS in the auditorium of Odd Fellows
Hall, on Tuesday evening June H. in mem
DRY of the members of the order who have
| died during the past year The exercises
will consist of appropriate music. both or
chestral and vocal and an address by Rev.
Charles Alvin Smith. The usual form for
opening, including prayer by the grand
chaplain, reading of the grand sire's procl-
nation by the grand secretary, and re-
marks by the grand master, Will be fol-
lowed The chairman of the general COM
mittee, Past Grand Master +. w Brad
ford will preside. The public, ali friends OF
the deceased members, well members
OF the order. are invited to attend.
The following lodges report Deaths rs
stated, for the past year:
Central Lodge, No. 1-E. l.. Corwin, died
July 4, 1906; w. d. Shaver, died August
4 Lg06
Eastern Lodge, No. 7-P. vierbuchen, died
August II, 1906; c. r. ernon, died Novem-
Der p, 1906; st. George H. Smith, died Feb
ruary o. 1907.
died October -, 1906; John Riddle died
February l. 1907; Charles w. Pettitt, died
May II, 1907.
Union Lodge, No III. F. Harrison. died
TENDER %, 1906 Richard Emmons, died De-
cember n, 1906; John w. Reed, died Feb
ruary D 1901; George b. Fugitt, died April
80, 1907
Covenant Lodge. No. 13-James II. Nc
Chesney died April -, 1906 Augustus
Brown, died November Is, 1906; John M
Krouse, died April ~, 1907.
Beacon Lodge, No 15-Edwin b. Hay
died June IL, 1906.
Metropolis Lodge, No 1G-W. Z. Belts
died November -, 1906; Ebenezer Ellis, died
May 10, 1907.
Excelsior Lodge, No 17-John A Anadale.
died June g. 1906; c. Perry Brown, died De-
cember 80 1906
Golden Rule Lodge, No. 2l-H. f. Ryan,
died April Is, 1907: John Locke, died May
II. 1907; William r. James, died June l,
1907.
died October 4, 1906.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge. No IL. W. San
derson. died September %. 1906; Margaret
Harlan died March IL, 1907.
Martha Washington Rebckah Lodge, No.
ADA Klein. died October 4, 1906
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge, No. edwin B.
Hay, died June H. 1906; Mary b. Hale,
died June 80 1906; Z. d. Walker, died 1906;
Thomas b. Eaton, died January 3, 1907:
Mary b. Eaton, died January IL, 1907.