Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-31


Nov. 2-Orient No. 5. Order of Temple.
Nov. 4-Potomac No 2. not bulletined
Nov 8-Columbia. No .. Order of Temple.
There will be no Grand Lodge school OF
instruction next Wednesday evening In
consequence Of the grand lecturer having
changed the school dates to the second
and fourth Wedne sdays in the month. The
school will, 1t is understood, be held here
after in lodge room No. >.
There was but one visitation of the
Grand Lodge this week. that to STAINS
bury, No "a. Monday evening. and there
will be but one next week. that to Leb-
anon, No. I, Friday evening.
The Masters Association of 1907,
through their executive committee. is
planning to have a banquet and reunion
during the month of December. There
was q meeting of the executive commit
tee for that purpose at the Office of Sec
rotary Lem Towers, jr., Tuesday after
noon.
w A. Kimmel, royal arch captain OF
Mount Horeb r. A. Chapter. No Z, mas
entered the list of impressive rtualists in
Royal Arch Masonry. His mark deree
at the convocation Tuesday evening is be-
ing highly commended.
A new Masonic temple in the northeast
section of the city is one of the early pos
|sibilities. The lot committee OF Myron
NJ Parker Lodge, No. q, has finally
selected and made q deposit on lot sltu-
ated on Sth street between and r streets
northeast as the site for the new building.
The lot has a frontage of fifty-four feet
and depth of 100 feet. Capitol Royal
Arch Chapter, No. II, and Bethlehem
Chapter No. Z, Order of the Eastern Star.
1t is expected, will unite with Myron. NJ.
Parker Lodge In the erection of the new
temple. which. 1t Is estimated, will cost
between $4,000 and $4,000. The site
committee is composed of Arthur Carr,
Albert Buehler. W. I'll. Gibson, Samuel +.
Compton and John A. Meyer.
Preparations have been made for me-
mortal services to be held by 3. B. French
Lodge, No. Is, Monday evening, In the
new temple. The program has not yet
been publicly announced, but is under
stood to consist of vocal and instrumental
music In addition to the eulogies of the
deceased members of the lodge.
Memorial services for their dead will
also be held by Ruth Chapter, No. l,
Order of the Eastern Star, Monday even
ing. in the Masonic Hall at Brightwood.
choir Of eight trained voices in addi-
ton to other vocal and instrumental music
will be one of the features OF the elabor-
ate program which has been prepared.
Grand Secretary Arvine w. Johnston
left Thursday evening for Medina, Ohio.
to cast his vote In the coming presidential
election.
A son of Grand Commander W. H. H.
Cissell will receive the order of the tenn
pie. elevating him to knishthood In Co
lumbia Commandery, No 2. X. T., Fri
day evening next. The grand comman-
der is a member of Washington Com
mandery, No. 1.
The Masonic board of relief for the
District of Columbia is calendared to
meet Thursday evening, November ., at
7:3O o'clock.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection. A. A. s.
R., will confer the fourth. fifth and sixth
degrees in full ceremonial form Tuesday
evening, November 3.
The following chapters of the Order of
the Eastern Star will meet during the
/: Tuesday, Mizpah. No. :: Wednesday.
Areme, No. 10; Thursday, Esther, No. 5.
and Friday, Martha No. 4.
Orient Commandery, No 3. K. T.. in his
latest circular. makes acknowledgment of
the pleasure felt in the visit of Grand
Commander Cissell. Past Grand Comman-
der Alex. Mckenzie, Past Commanders
Stockett. Woodman, Hesse. Miller, Cav
son and Tompkins of Orient, Otterback
OF De Molay. No. ), Adjutant Frank f.
Gibson of Columbia. No. .. and Junior
Warden Edward Whitley of Colorado
Commandery, No 1. Denver, Col, at
Orient's last conclave. Echoes of the
field day also ring in the circular
Illustrious Potentate Roe Fulkerson is
declared to have reached the goal of his
ambition in his unique and purely origi-
nal celebration of Halloween by Almas
Temple OF the Mystic Shrine last night
Particulars of the event will be found
elsewhere in The Star.
Junior Warden William Gleason Pond
will offlciate in the first and Senior
Deacon c. w. Pimper in the second de-
gree at Hiram Lodge, No. 10. Friday
evening.
There was a general air of get busy
in the High Priests Association after
the address of Grand High Priest z. st.
Clair Thompson at the last meeting at
Gordon Hotel. The forthcoming meet
ings, it is said will furnish interesting
results in the way of addresses. giving
an exposition of the several chapter de-
grees and other information, historical
and otherwise. pertaining to Royal Arch
Masonry
Pentalpha Lodge, No %. will hold it's las,
regular communication for work. preceding
the lodge election, Monday evening. when
Senior Warden John Anderson will con-
fer the masters degree in its entirety.
The communication of November Is will
be devoted to the grand visitation, and
the next meeting thereafter, December
{, is the date for the annual election of
officers.
fc riStn oil
the Atlantic coast between the entrance
TO Chesapeake bay and Sandy Hook in
his steam yacht Uralir A small party
of scientific land Masonic friends are
with him.
William w. Jermane. king of Mount
Horeb Royal Arch Chapter. No. Z. has
recovered from his recent severe illness