Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-19
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| Nineteen members of the association
were present and regrets were sent by
three. Everybody made speech, and
| the occasion was declared the most en-
| jjoyable yet of the functions given by the
association.
! Next Saturday evening at sautters. 9th
| and f. street northwest. the Masters As
| sociation Of 1907 will hold its annual re-
union, celebrating the occasion with a
| "Teutonic kommers.
| Newly installed high priests and other
eligibes will receive the order of the
| anointed high priesthood at the conven-
| ton of High Priests which will assemble
| at New Masonic Temple tonight. Ar
| rangementS, will then be perfected also
| for the annual banquet, the date of which
has been tentatively fixed for Febru-
| airy 26.
/ Cathedral Chapter No. "A. .. +. s.,
celebrated its first anniversary Friday
everins of last week. 1t is the baby
chapter Of the District Of Columbia. Not
withstanding the inclemency of the
weather large number of friends s. d
members were present at the .celebra ton
The following program was rendered
Overture, Rebew Orchestra. Henry w.
Weber. director; recitation. 1.-The Wreck. :
&c. F. Weston; piano solos. ta) The But
| terf1y,' and (b> sextet from Lucia
Miss Eta .Schmid: song and fancy dance,
Yankee Doodle Came to Town. Miss
Kathryn Morrison and Master Willie
Morrison. accompanied by Mrs. w. w.
Morrison: recitation. Mrs. Julia n. Streat-
er: soprano SOLO "Flues des Alpis," Miss
| Lulu Mae, Neuber, accompanied by Miss
Mildred Fultz.
| Addresses We're made by Worthy Grand
Matron Mrs. Hattie r. Hutchinson, Past
Grand Matron Mrs Mary r. O'Brien and
Past Grand Patron Tom j. Landergren
After the entertainment a supper was
served in the banquet hail. A feature OF
the evening was the presentation to the
chapter of a large doll, beautifully dress
ed and bearing a basket filled with flow
ers emblematic of the order. The name
of the donor is unknown.
Osiris Lodge. No. 26, celebrated its ad-
vent into the new Masonic Temple Wed
nesday evening with the exemplifcation
| of the f. A. degree. At its communi-
| cation March the lodge will consider
amendments to it's bylaws increa sing the
| annual membership dues from s. to 81
and either striking out the provision for
life membership or raising the fee from
$35 to $75 The lodge is entering it's new
year under WOrshipful Master Julius
Refs with bright prospects ahead.
| Worshipful Master Warren ]. Coffin is
to hold a rehearsal of the line officers
of the New Jerusalem Lodge. No. 8.
Monday evening at 1870 O'Clock. to eX-
emplify the f. A. degree, to which the
lodge membership is invited, as well as
/ candidates under instruction
| Benjamin 3. French Lodge, No. Is, has
set apart Monday evening for a social
reunion. when an entertaining program
| is promised, with refreshments.
| The annual meeting of the board of
/ control of the chapter chamber was held
Friday evening The following represent
| atives from the chapters comprise the
| board: Columbia, No 1. c. p. Boss
| Washington, No ,, J. Edward Swaine
| Mount Vernon, No. 8, Frank b. Curtis
Eureka, No. 4. Thee. Friebus: Lafayette,
No. 5, s. G. Nottingham: Mount Horeb.
No. Z, J. ". Collins. Oflcers were elected
| re-electedl: secretary c. P.
| Boss. vice Theodore Friebus, resigned.