Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11

| Seven lodges hold their annual elections
of officers the coming week, completing
the entire number In the jurisdiction
| The Grand Lodge will hold it's annual
meeting for the receipt of officers reports
December Fl, and the st. Johns day
meeting the evening of December q. fol
the election and installation Of officers fol
the current Masonic year.
The Scottish Rite bodies will hold ses.
sions on three days Of the coming week
beginning Tuesday evening at $50
, o'clock with the fifteenth degree. The
eighteenth degree will be worked at
o'clock. Wednesday evening. beginning al
z o'clock. Robert de Bruce Council will
| work the twentieth degree, and at s
O'Clock the thirtieth degree. Thursday
evening, beginning at o'clock, ALDER;
Pike Consistory. NJ. r. s., will confer the
thirty-second degree. There will be mus:-
cal services under the direction Ct j.
Walter Humphrey at each session.
Officers were elected at the annual meet
ing of the Masonic Veteran Association
Thursday evening in Masonic Temple, as
follows:
Admiral George W; Baird. president;
William Howard Gibson, second vice
president; Albert VI. Van Deusen, secre-
tary: James B. Lambie, treasurer; Albion
b: Jameson. almoner; Rev. Richard T..
Williams. chaplain; Jacobus s. Jones,
Dellett and Albert III. Van Deusen. stew
ards: John F. Wild, tiler.
The retiring president, James A. Sample,
made an address showing the association
to be In f1ourishing condition. Fourteen
new members were elected. one of whom
was Grand Master George c. Ober, who
humorously expressed his appreciation of
the honor of being venerable brother -
At the conclusion Of the business Of the
evening a collation. was served.
The new officers will be installed jan
uary %. when the annual banquet of the
association will be held.
Armat Stoddart, librarian to the
ly ill., Wednesday, and is confined to
his home.
The Masters Association of 1907 will
Brothers Cafe, on 9Th street. Saturday
evening. There will be the usual ban
quet,. but no set program.
Prophets Of the Enchanted Realm. was
instituted at Richmond, Va, Wednes-
day evening. with the degree staff Of
kallipolis Grotto Of this city and about
OHo nuHuTeO Oh us memOefS assisting,
The degree staff. headed by J. III. Shreve,
and assisted by Past Monarch Ed S.
Schnid and S. F. Shreve. conferred the
degree of the order on hundred
novices from Richmond and nearby ter
ritory. Among those in the Washing
ton party were l.. II. Taylor, L. l..
Finduch, G. L. Scheff. D. Jackson, II.
NJ. Schneider. DR.. Randolph Parsons,
H. G. Minister, w. D. Cullen. III. T.
Sands, F. II. Kramer, p. Lattimer, Theo-
dore L.. Moore, 8. r. Shreve, Charles
S. King. Charles W. Blakeney, Irving
s. Hall, F: A. Hermann. Richard H.
Trice. f. Berkeley McCathran, C. A..
Campbell. I. S. Goldsmith. Charles S.
Zurhorst. John Fl. Shreve. j. H. Melton,
Vincent DeNunzis, Alexander II. Pitt,
c. p. Bass. George w. Zachary, T.. c.
Wood, Dr. w. II. Wunder. Charles
Schneider. Alexander Schmid. A. B. Slime,
Edward S. Schmid, A W. Parker, P. r.
Pullman. A. B. Douglas. r. W. Hawkins,
N. l.. Chew. Tom F.. Moore F. H. Arm
strong. A. Lattimer, George W. Engel,
G. Lattimer, William T. Burdine, A, II.
Douglas, Frank X. Raymond. E. d.
Henson. William X. Elk, Or. w L. r.
Phillips, James II. Cunan, Gus A.
Thurm. c. A. Riggleman, l.. Fl. Bicks,
George j.. Eichhorn. A. Frey. ST.,
Charles c. Causon. Paul c. Bischofr,
Fred l.. Nollande, S. L. Heacock, Philip
Naeburn, r. o. Scott, W. o. Quinn. J.
II. Carter, j. II. Douglas, NJ. A. Lusby,
W. I. Gwin, George A. Garden, II. J.
Swope. Louis Hartig. J. II. Vierbuchen
and William II. Ernest.
The Washington prophets were enter