Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-22


The only Grand Lodge visitation for The
coming week occurs Wednesday evening,
when Harmony Lodge, No. IL. will re-
.,ive the grand officers of the District.
The new board of managers of the Ma
scnic Temple. on behalf OF the Grand
Lodge. will meet Monday evening at the
temple to effect an organization and elect
officers The control of the temple is now
completely in the hands of the Grand
Lodge, F. A. A. NJ. for the District of
Columbia The only change thus far
made has been in the selection of Charles
r. \. Stencil of Dawson Lodge. No. nc,
as superintendent and engineer of the
building.
Nathan We'll. Stirling Kerr, jr.. and ,>r.
Frank f. Gibson loft yesterday afternoon
q visit Little Rock. Ark. at the invita-
ION of Inspector General Charles T..
tSoSenbaum thirty-third degree, treasurer
general of the supreme Council and in
seector general for Arkansas as well as
'or the District of Columbia. The Scottish
Rite bodies Of Little Rock are
70 have their fall ceremonial ses-
grees from the fourth to the thirtySacond
will be conferred. DIR. Gibson, ii is under
stood. will also instruct the camp guard
Of the Little Rock Consistory in fancy
erilling- The guard is said to be the best
erilled of its kind in the United States
N ordinary tactics, but not accustomed to
he fancy movements which DIR. Gibson
has made popular in this section of me
country
Rabbi DR.. Abram Simon delivered the
address of the evening at the visitation
of the Grand Lodge officers to Osiris
Lodge. No. &c. Wednesday evening. A
feature of the visitation was the beauti-
ful floral decoration of the lodgeroom
with palms. ferns chrysanthemums and
American beauty roses An orchestra
furnished the music Julius Refs is mas
ter of Osiris Lodge, George w. Ingham
senior warden and Philip II. Ashford
jVlior warden. The lodge reports made
a.. good showing for the Year and the
Members We're congratulated by Grand
Master DIR. George c. ODER.
At the visitation of the Grand Lodge
officers to Myrcn NJ. Parker Lodge.
No. %. Tuesday evening Judge f. p.
Seeds. deputy auditor of the Treasury for
he War Department. was the orator OF
the evening A prearransed program was
rendered. including orchestral music. by
r. J. Wrightsran, Samuel L. Compton
sad r. \. Smith. i bass solo, by Calf
htyron NJ Parker. for whom the lodge
IS named. and a social intermission.
KaIlipoIis Grotto. Mystic Order of
Yelled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm.
IS scheduled for two sessions the coming
week one Monday evening for purely
business purposes and TO pass upon an
plications for admission. the other Wed
nesday evening. of a ceremonial charac-
ter. for the initiation of a large class
II candidates. Grand Monarch Hatch of
the Supreme Council is expected To be
present at the ceremonial session. 1t is
Fs:d the work of the local grotto has at
tracted the attention of the supreme
Council to an unusual degree. and Past
N-,rarch Sr1'rid has received letters
from some Of the officers commencing the
e rivitv IN this city. Thanksgiving day
Prophet Peter I.atterner is to entertain
81 his home. at Clarendon. Va. with an
oyster roast those members of the grot-
&. who are interested in the real estate
Investment made for the benefit of the
trilding fund. good time is said to be
IN store for those who go. Monarch j.
W Collins. Secretary III. l.. Strang. jr..
and Mr.. Latterner are the committee Of
Information on the entertainment.
Char es Bruerton Jack. grand master of
Masons for Utah. was a visitor at Ma
sonic Temple THURSDAY. while passing
through the city on his way to New
York
DiVina services at Eastern Star and
Masonic Home tomorrow afternoon at ::
o'clock will he under the auspices of st.
Johns Lodge. No. II. with sermon by
Rev. Luther Hess Warning, Phi D.. pastor
81 the Georgetown Lutheran Church. An
omnibus will meet passengers for the
hene from the electric cars. leaving 9Th
stree. and Florida avenue not late~ than
20 o'clock in the afternoon.
Impressive memorial services We're con-
quoted by Washington Centennial Lodge,
No. IA. Wednesday evening. with a pro-
of vtrnE cr- aud .4d CC1rfN-
nlcmorative Of Jeremiah Fittman, Chris
topher III. MCCiraw. Charles W. Terry,
Edmund $. Woog and Henry NJ. Knight.
who died during the last Masonic year.
Jason Waterman Walter II. Pettus, AL
len G.. Flowers. Henry r. Hutton and
Charles W Holmes formed the committee
- arrangements for the occasion Henry
r, Woodard is master OF the lodge. James
T. McClenahan senioI>warden and Luther
s. Cannon Junior warden.
Local Gro;tomfn recently repaired IL
IN. Union station to have chat with
Past Eminent Grand Commander
Frank w Cunningham of the Virginia
Grand Commandery. Knight. Templar
who was on his way home from i.uray
Va Mr. Cunningham was recently ini-
sisted I'm the mysteries of the Yelled
Prophets in kallipolis Grotto of this city
tie reported that Richmond Masons are
more than enthusiastic over the institu-
ton of a rrottO in that city. Already IN
the new grotto. and dispenSation has
oeen applied for from the supreme CotIu-
ri When tho Richmond grotto is insti-
luted. the officers and working team OF
EaliipoIis t'rotto will go Ia Richmond AND
give the work i'm full. IL is likely at leaS
ac OF the local grottomen will accom-
pany them Mr. Cunningham said Ar
rauSements had already been made witt
the management al the largest theater IL
r. Richmond for the ceremonies.
Mount .IIoreb ROYAL Arch cha pter, No
T. will exemplify the ROYAL Arch degree
twice the coming week-Tuesday an,
Eaturdar evenings. The chapter has re
ceived an invitation TO attend the con
vocation of Phoenix Royal Arch Chapter
M. .. OF Baltimore. Friday evening
when the ROYAL Arch degree will be on
emplified. Fielder J. Hunter and Care,
s. Frye have charge of the arrangement
for the trip.
Rofyert de Bruce Council of Eadosl
meets Tuesday evening at Scottish Rit
Cathedral I'd and y streets northwest
THE hftaenth and eighteenth degrees ar
to bc exemplified preparatory for Worl
to be done III Baltimore i'll November