Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-29

Two grand ssitations will occur dur
ing the coming week, to King Solomon
Lodge, No. II, " ednesday afternoon.
and to Hirs III Lodge, No. 10, Friday even
ing.
Armat stoddart. librarian at Masonic
Temple. who has host of friends in the
Masonic f. aternity. is reported seriously
II, at his home, 34O6 14th street.
II: r. Haskell, past grand master of
the s's-te of Florida, was a caller at Ma
sonic T, mple Thursday on his way home
iron the north.
will have as its guests Tuesday evening
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter No.
II, Of Alexandria, Va, whose officers will
confer the P. NJ. degree upon candidates
the latter will confer the NJ. E. NJ. degree
later In the evening. The convocation
will be followed by a collation. and other
festivities in the banquet hall.
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter. No
Z. has called off the special convocation
for the r. A. degree which was an
nounced for this evening. Quite goodly
the care Of Agent j. Spliedt of the Balti-
more electric line. went to the Monu-
mental city last night to be the guests
of Phoenix Royal Arch Chapter, No. Z, of
that city. Adorned in the button for
which the chapter is so well known on
certain occasions. the companions were
marshaled at 18th street and New York
avenue at Z o'clock. The start was made
at 7:SO O'Clock and the return has not yet
been announced for some of the party.
Carey S. Frye was the shepherd of the
flock and Secretary Fielder Irene Hunter
had charge of the rolls. Phoenix Chapter
entertained with its usual hospitality.
Members of the chapter who made the
trim the visit fiOn no
most enjoyable ever undertaken by the
chapter.
Mount Horeb is scheduled for eight
working convocations stated and special,
between November and December %
The mark degree will be exemplified No
vember s: the P. NJ. and NJ E. NJ, No
vember II; the r. A. November %; the
r. A. November %; the mark. December
13; the P. NJ. and NJ. Z. NJ, December II:
the r. A, December %. and the r. A.,
December q.
b. B. French Lodge. No. 15 announces
November Z as memorial night" when
she will pay tribute to her dead of the
past year. The services will be solemn
and impressive and twelve deceased
brethren are to be remembered.
Acacia Lodge, No. 10. will have it's
grand visitation Tuesday evening. No
vember $. Rev. j. Henning Nelms. rec
tor of the Church of the Ascension, and
81, will be the orator Of the evening.
Sovereign Grand Commando Richard
son has requested the degree team of the
local Scottish Rite bodies to visit Balti-
more i'm November to confer the degrees
for the Baltimore bodies. The class for
initiation already numbers sixty-five. and
il is expected il will reach a round 100
on the date of the initiation. The sched-
.ule of the work is as follows: November
- at o'clock pm, the fourth. fifth and
ninth degrees: at 1:30, the fourteenth de-
gre. November - at 1 o'clock pm. the
fifteenth and twenty-first degrees: at 4 30
the eighteenth degree. November 30 at
| D m, the thirtieth and thirty-hrst de-
Srees and at pm, the thirty second de-
gree Because of the foregoing the local
fall class will not receive its degrees
until December. There will be rehearsalS
OF the degrees as follows: October %. the
fifteenth and eighteenth degrees; Novem-
Der /, the twenty-first degree: November
s, the thirtieth degree; November II, the
thirty-first degree. and November 22, the
advice of members entitled to be present
! Is urged in the circular OF the executive
| committee.
| Harmony Lodge, No. II. worked sur
prise, and perhaps a very pleasant one,
| on the grand officers and others who were
present at its grand visitation WedneS-
day evening. When the grand master and
announcing an elaborate program OF
| twenty numbers that could not have been
rendered possibly without consuming the
| night and some of the early hours or the
| morning were distributed. Instead, when
| the official functions were finished, a
stereopticon was introduced and on
screen was thrown the announcement
/ that all were expected 10 repair TO the
! banquet room. There an elaborate COLA
| ton was served, and the appreciation OF
| it's substitution was amply made mani
fest by the guests of the evening.
J At the last grand encampment in trien-
! NAL conclave at Chicago last August
| after paying glowing tribute to the
worth and memory of the Rev Henry War
| rem Rugg. late most eminent grand mas
TempIar, the Grand Encampment
passed resolution providins what
is to be known as the Henry War
| rem Rugg monum mt and memorial fund.
cemetery, Providence r. l., be marked
! with a suitable monument. and that Mrs
Rugg. after her more than ffty years OF
| MARI d life. might be properly provid5C
| for TIL Grand Encampment aprropri-
ated $1,000 from its emergency fund FOL
| the purpose. and * solici ing contribu-
tons from grand and subordinate com
| manderies and other Masons for the OBJ
ject stated. Grand r. corder A. w. John,
ston has just been officially advised OF
the facts.
Almas Temple, Ancient Arabic Order o.
the Mystic Shrine. announces the celebra
ton of Ed Ell F'itr." with grand festivi
ties and recreations. professions of the
"kisweh' and OF the MANNED" fol
Monday evening at National Rifles ar.
mory. An intimation is given that tn;
Arab Patrol will be much in evidence or
the occasion, and the illWstrious poten
tate. Alex Grant. urges all mobiles to b.
| n attendance.