Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-16

Lodge. No. ID and also a member # Co
lumbia Chapter, Washington Command
cry and A1mas Temple. He IL lay
by appointment from Bishop Satteriee,
renewed by Bishop Harding, with whom
he enjoys close friendship. He 10 active
in the Brotherhood of St. Andrew and
has represented his chapter at many OF
He is popular with his brethren. and
year of prosperity is expected under MS
administration.
The comma ndery this year has charge
which will be held in st. Thomas Church.
Rev. DR.. Ernest c. Smith will preach the
sermon. The United States Marine Band
will furnish the marching music.
The commandery will also participate In
the triennial conclave at Chicago.
This evening, beginning at o'clock:
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter will
have two exemplifcations of the Royal
Arch degree at the chapter chamber in
New Masonic Temple One Of the exem-
Publications. will be given by the of1cers
Of Eureka Royal Arch Chapter. NO. 4.
The usual banquet will follow. David
Busch Is chairman Of the banquet COM
mittee.
w II. Singleton, past master OF King
Solomon Lodge. No 81. was the guest of
Takoma Lodge, No. -, Tuesday evening,
when he delivered a lecture on .'Ma-
sonic Terms. Their Origin and Meaning"
The meeting was largely attended and at
the conclusion OF the lecture refreshments
were served. In the absence OF. Hervey
s. Knight, Master OF Takoma Lodge. Sen
for Warden William E. Dyre occupied his
chair. At the communication Of the looge
April % the entered apprentice degree
will be conferred on several candidates.
Takoma Chapter, No. IL. Order of the
Eastern Star, will conduct services Sun
day afternoon. May 8, at 3 o'clock. at the
Eastern Star and Masonic Home near Ia
koma Park, on which date 1t Is expected
that there will be a large number Of
present
Charles F. Warren. past master of
Naval Lodge. No. 4. delivered an illus
evening before Columbia Lodge. No: 3.
The views were especially fine and their
explanation interesting.
Secretary General Dr. A. B. Chamber
Council for the Southern Jurisdiction of
the United States. installed the officers
Of Evangelist Chapter. Rose Croix, at the
House OF the Temple. Tuesday evening.
in the presence OF large number OF
stallation ceremonies a musical program
was rendered. including a soprano solo
by Miss Hayes: bass solo, j. Walter
Humphrey; violin solos by Herman G.
Rakemann and an organ recital by
Harry G. Kimball.
A feature Of the evening was the pres
entation to the four Scottish Rite bodies
of a handsome copy of the Holy Bible
by James n. Trfmble. thirty third degree
honorary. DR.. Chamberiin was given a
beautiful bouquet Of flowers.
The officers installed are a. follows:
Wise master, Francis A. Sebring, thirty
third degree honorary; senior warden.
Allen Bussius, thirty-third degree hon
orary; Junior warden, James H McIn-
tosh. thirty-second degree; orator. Harry
Rothschild. thirty-second degree honor
airy; secretary. Elmer E. Simpson thirty
Louis Goldsmith. thirty-third degree hon
orary. The officers appointed are as fol-
dows:
Master OF ceremonies. Robert r. Ment-
Eel. thirty-second degree; expert, j. Arch
tbald Bailey. thirty-seoond degree; as
third degree, honorary; standard bearer,
Edward H. Droop. thirty-second degree:
guardian OF the temple, John Fl. Won
Hermann, thirty-second degree; tiler.
James H. Trimble. thirty-third degree
honorary; musical director, J. Walter
list Harry G. Kimball. thirty-second de-
gree: electrician, Ezra b. Thompson,
thirty-second degree.
Monarch J. w. Collins announces that
the next ceremonial session Of Kallipolis
Grotto, No. Is, Yelled Prophets. will be
held April 20 at New Masonic Temple.
He states that a substantial donation to
the fund for the new building to be
erected by the grotto was received during
the week. The name of the donor 10
withheld by request.