Evening star., 1909-05-01
N% ~ Ma9NG THE
IN FRATFRNlTlESI
the Symbolic Grand Lodge of Hungary
In connection with 1t.


Emmett NJ. Carter. worshipful master
or Benjamin B. French Lodge, NO. To-
| announces a "reunion night" Monday.
May 3. The regular business will be
transacted in lodge room NO. l. aI.er
which all will repair to the AUDITORIUM
on the fifth floor of the new Masonic
Temple. where the exercises OF the even.
Ing will be held. 1t is announced that
the entertainment committee has pro-
vided varied and attractive program IN
which Merry Widowers. Morseii spe-
cialtfes." music. elocution and otner
features of a pleasing character may ne
expected. Especial attention is to be
paid on the occasion to ten OF the Oldest
members of the lodge. including Past
Master Warren H. Orcutt. who has oeen
member forty-five years. and VIII De
remembered in a special way.
Hiram Lodge, No. 10. at it's last con-
munication sprung surprise on l.s
popular secretary. Fielder J. Hunter. Al
an unexpected moment Past Master Mark
f. Finley, in the name OF the lodse,
presented Mr.. Hunter with past
masters jewel. to commemorate ms
twenty-first anniversary as an animated
past master of the lodge, and as an eX-
preston of the high regard in which he
is held by its members. Secretary Hunter
was visibly touched by this demonstration
and expressed his deep appreciation OF
this new evidence of the good VIII ana
esteem of his brethren.
Fielder /. Hunter was made master
Mason in Hiram Lodge May I. looo ana
was its junior warden in 1883. he re-
moved to Hyattsville, however, and be-
came member of Hermon Lodge. No.
no. at that place. and later. in 1887. was
made it's master. Some time afterward.
returning to Washington. he reJolned
Hiram Lodge. and has been a member
Ioreb Chapter. No. l. Royal Arch
Masons. and one of its past high priests;
a member of Adoniram Council of Royal
and Select Masters of Washington Com
mandery. No. l. X. T., and of Almas Tenn
pie of the Mystic Shrine.
In early life Mr.. Hunter was educated
for the ministry. but later abandoned it
for the profession OF writing, and has
been thus engaged for many years.
De Molay Mounted Commandery. No. 4.
X. T., celebrated its annual grand visi-
tation Tuesday evening in an appropriate
manner. Later Grand Commander Cissel
installed the officers elect.
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter. No.
3, will hold a special convocation Mon
pose of comforting the Royal Arch de-
gree. Later there will be the usual
banquet with a "speechfest.' High
Priest John A. Gcodier is one of the most
Jealous high priests Mount Vernon Chap
ter has ever had" said Past High Priest
Fulkerson Thursday evening, 'and that
accounts for his working overtime at
specials.
Mrs Lucy NJ Feldman. worthy matron
of Takoma Chapter. No. T.. Order of the
Eastern Star, held a reception Wednes-
day evening in honor of the officers and
members of Takoma Chapter at her home,
Overlook. Takoma Park. Md. The lawns
were artistically decorated with japanese
lanterns. while the interior of the home
was decorated with cut flowers. palms
and ferns. Music wassrendered through
out the hours of the reception. and later
the guests repaired to the dining room.
Over one hundred and fifty were present,
including members and officers of other
chapters and officers of the Grand Chap
ter Among them were Worthy Grand
Matron Mrs. Mary T. O'Brien. Worthy
Grand Patron Thomas J. Landergren,
Past Grand Matrons Mrs. Angus Lamond
Mrs. A. 8. Williamson. Mrs. Nellie NJ.
Landergren, Mrs. Kate l.. Guide Mrs.