Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-14

There will be three visitations of the
grand master and other officers of the
Grand Lodge. F. A. A NJ. to subordinate
lodges during the coming week-to Pen
talpha, No. 3D. Monday night: to King
David. No. %. Tuesday night. and to
Washington Centennial, No. Ia, WedneS-
day night
Chapters of the Order of the Eastern
Star will meet during the Coming week
as follows: Monday. Ruth. No. 1: Tues
day, Mizpah, No. .; Wednesday. Areme.
No. 10; Thursday. Esther. No. 5. and
Friday, Martha, No. 4. Each chapter will
have its annual grand visitation by the
worthy grand matron and worthy grand
patron. ACCOMPANIED by the other officers
of the Grand Chapter, on the evenings
mentioned.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection will confer
the thirteenth and fourteenth degrees in
full ceremonial form Tuesday evening,
November II.
Rev. George Bailey. the chaplain of
Hiram Lodge. No. 10, will deliver an illus
next Friday evening. at the regular COM
munication of the lodge. An interesting
and delightful evening is promised those
who attend.
Crandal Mackey. commonwealth attor-
ney of Alexandria county. Va. was the
orator of the evening at the visitation of
the Grand Lodge to George C.. Whiting
Lodge. No. %. Thursday evening. Sol
Minister played violin solo; Charles
Woodim cornet solo, and Norris Simon
and f. D. Stone sang. Remarks were
also made by E. w. r. Ewing while an
orchestra filled In the remaining numbers
Of the program.
There will be an exposition of the mark
| masters degree at the meeting of the
High Priests Associa ,.on next Saturday
evening by the official council of Column
bia Chapter. No. I. after which refresh
ments will be served. Grand High Priest
E. St. Clair Thompson is taking a special
interest in the doings of this association,
| which is the child of his own sugges-
ton. He believes much good for capitu-
lar Masonry can be effected through its
medfumship. President Roe Fulkerson
ably seconds the grand high priest in
his endeavors to make the association
what it should be.
F. E. Young of the City of Mexico.
past grand master Of the Vale de Mex
leo, called at the temple last Monday
evening and paid his respects to Grand
Secretary Johnston.
Richard H. Aserappa. past master of
st. Thomas in the East Lodge. No. 404. of
Calcutta, India, surgeon in the service
of the British colonial government in
India. was also a caller upon Grand Sec
rotary Johnston at the temple Wednes-
day morning.
For Neutrality-suspicious. Mount Yer
non Royal Arch Chapter. No. g. proved
herself lively old lady at her anniver-
sary Monday evening, and High Priest
Roe FulkersOn seemed particularly proud
| of her on that occasion. Past Grand
King Charles p. Hancock, who is also a
| past high priest of the chapter. sang.
| Charles Eby gave a reading. and Mrs.
Mabel Wilcox pleasing monologue. but
| the lice Cream Dance that followed,
| lasting until a late hour.
William v. Lewis. master, of Osiris
| Lodge, No. 26. in recent circular re-
views the work Of the year now closing
with a net gain of fourteen to the MEM
bership Of the lodge and an increase of
$179 in the balance in the treasury. He
| adds Neither has the lodge been I'M
mindful of the needy brother or the widow
have been promptly met The officers
are commended for faithful attendance
and their intelligent and admirable rendi-
! ton of the work. At tine meeting next
December .. the annual election and in
stallation of officers will be held.
Two fellowcrafts were elevated to the
masters degree at Temple Lodge Thurs
day evening. Master Thomas G. NOyes Of
floating There was a goodly attendance
of visitors. The communication was a
special.
Lebanon Lodge. No. 4, sustained the
| loss of two of its highly esteemed men,
bers during the week in the sudden deaths
of DR.. William z. Yetton and George T.
Cusick. DR.. Yetton was also a member
Of Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter.
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and Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
and it's famous Arab Patrol.
There will be a special communication
of the Grand Lodge in the hall Of William
r. Singleton, No. 80. at Tenleytown
! Thursday. November 10. at 2:3O o'clock
p. m, for the purpose of laying the corner
stone of the new hall to be erected by the
lodge. All master Masons have been
invited to be present.
| Librarian Armat Stoddart has finally
succeeded in getting order out of chaos
and announces that the library will be
| in a condition to supply the needs of its
patrons beginning Tuesday. November II.
The books have been carefully arranged
and placed in their cases. and are free
to read to master Masons and their fam
lilies who apply at the library on the sec
ond floor of the new temple between the
hours of a. IN. and closing time at night.
Mizpah Chapter, No. 8. o. f. s., held a
special meeting Monday evening for the
purpose Of initiating candidates. The asso-
ciate matron, Mrs. Maud Proctor. presided
After satisfactory rendition Of the work
the chapter was pleasantly entertained
with a program prepared by Mrs. Helen
Barnard chairman of the entertainment
committee Among the number were a
piano solo, Miss Margaret Callan; reci-
tation, Miss Martha Shaw. and the fol-
lowing pupils of Miss Cora Shreve: Miss
Leona Callan, in an eccentric toe dance:
Miss Beatrice Cosgrove. song and dance;
Miss Leona Callan, song and dance, and
double quartet in songs and dances,
with the following taking part: Miss Hen
rietta Berens. Miss Ruby Raymond. Miss
Madeline Smithson, Irving Cosgrove, Miss
Ethel King, Miss Gladys Kane, Miss
Mamie Schuyler and Miss Olive Meyers.
The accompanies for the evening were
Miss Mabel Cosgrove and Miss Margaret
Callan.
At the close Of the entertainment dane
ing was INDUCED in and refreshments
were served. Among the special guests
present were Mrs. Alcena Lamond, past
worthy grand matron; William F. Hunt,
past worthy grand patron. and Mrs. Nan
mic r. Morgan, grand marshal.
There will be a visitation by the Grand
Encampment, l. o. O. F.. with Grand
Patriarch W. c. Hamburg. to Management
Encampment. No. 4. Friday evening.