Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-25

tanning the names of the nominees thus
far stands as follows:
For potentate, Alexander Grant: for
chief rabban. Thomas G. Moves; for as
sistant rabban, Adolphus GUIDE; for
high priest and prophet. w. Hamilton
Smith: for oriental guide. John A. FL
lnger; for treasurer, F. A. Sebring; for
| recorder. Harrison Dingman.
The ballot will show nominees for
| representatives to the Imperial Council
the following:
Alexander Grant. Louis A. Dent. Louis
/ Goldsmith, James T. Gibbs -.
Kall'polis Grotto of the Yelled Prophets
will hold its second grand ceremonial
session Wednesday evening for the inti-
alton OF a large class. Monarch Schmid
said today that Morgan Sherwood. who
| has been chosen stage manager for the
dramatic part of the ritual stic work, has
made an entirely new setting. which it
was believed would make possible a more
effective presentation of the degree.
Changes have also been made in the
cast, and rehearSals have been conducted
under the supervision of experts In the
work. A class of initiates approSimating
100. the largest thus far, is promised
The session begins at o'clock. The an
nual business session. for the election of
officers for the coming year will be held
in the Eastern Star Chapter chamber,
second floor of the New Masonic Temple
\ large delegation from Harmony
Lodge. No. Il, headed by Worshipful
Master Otto j. De Moli and the officers
Of the line, will go to baltimore Tuesday
evening TO visit kedron Lodge of tina:
city. wherein w. Hamilton Smith, jr.
the son of Harmony's secretary will
be made a master mason at that time.
Takoma Lodge. No. %, will devote it's
- nfSaA- ANN niro
the exemplification of the +. C. degree
by the new line officers.
Temple Lodge, No. SO, will celebrate
New Year eve with an entertainment for
it's members and their ladies'. There will
Wednesday evening. when the F. c. de-
gree will be the work of the evening
The nomination by Grand High Priest
Francis ]. Woodman of Past High Priest
William G. Glenn of Capitol Chapter, No.
from the Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of
Quebec near the Grand Royal Arch
Chapter of the District of Columbia has
been confirmed by the Grand Royal Arch
Chapter of Quebec. Past High Priest
Glenn was designated, vice Past Grand
High Priest Jose NJ. Yznaga, deceased.
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter. No. D.,
offered a unique feature in capitular Ma
sonry Tuesday evening. when the official
| line of Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chap
ter, No. IA. of Alexandria. Va, with a
DELEGATION Of thirty of that chapter
members present to see that it was done
properly. conferred the Royal Arch de-
| gree. Virginia fashion, on several candi-
dates. Among the local grand officers
present at the ceremony. were Grand High
Priest Francis ]. Woodman. Grand Sec
rotary Arvine w. Johnston, Grand Chap
! lain Rev. John NJ. Shick, Grand Lecturer
Orville Drown. Grand Principal Sojourner
Walter B. Pettus. Grand Royal Arch
Captain Lem Towers, jr.. Grand Masters
| OF the Walls Fowler and Wunder Grand
/ Sentinel &. G. Helmick and Past Grand
High Priests Bond. Armour and King
| handsomely decorated box of cut
| flowers was presented to the officers of
| the visiting chapter by Past Grand High
Priest 8. Il. Bond, on behalf of La Fay
cite Chapter.
| The following officers OF Mount Yer
! non Chapter participated in the. work of
the evening: William III. Charles, high
! priest: II. J. Gwinne, king: j. William
:. May. scribe; NJ. L. Dinwiddie. captain of
| the host; j. f. w. Timberman, principal
sojourner: f. W. Latham. royal arch
captain; G. w. Fletcher. master of the
first; 6. w. Zachary. master Of the Sec