Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08

/ ian. . temple. No. Is.
/ Jan. 10 Electa. No. :. Bethlehem. No. :.
| Jan Naomi. No 8: Brookland. No. II.
/ Jan. 1a-Takoms. No II: Cathedral. No.
u.
Every evening during the coming week
except Saturday evening. there Will be a
visitation by the grand high priest and
officers of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter
to one of the constituent chapters of the
jurisdiction. The first will occur Mon
day. TO Hiram. No. 10. al 10Th street and
/ Pennsylvania avenue northwest: the visi-
tation Tuesday will be TO Potomac, No. ).
in Georgetown: Wednesday. to Capitol
No. II. at Northeast Temple, 18th and III
streets northeast: Thursday to Washing
ton. No. =, and Friday, TO Eureka, No. T.
both at Masonic Temple.
/ At the annual session of the Grand
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. at
Masonic Temple. which lasted from ~
o'clock in the morning until O'Clock III
the evening. officers were elected for the
ensuing year. They were installed at
! Masonic Temple last evening.
The new officers are as follows: Worthy
grand matron Miss Ethel ID. Baker:
worthy grand patron, Wallace Streater;
associate grand matron. Mrs Mamie *.
Morgan: associate grand patron, Charles
F. Roberts: grand secretary. Mrs. Rose a.
/ Iost ,her twelfth term; grand treasurer,
Miss Cecilia Atcheson. reelected: grand
lecturer. Mrs. Mary Il. Teachnm: grand
condIctress. Mrs. Fannie Taylor: assOci-
ate grand conductress. Mrs. l.. q. Chees-
man: grand marshal, Miss Grace +. Will
kins: grand chaplain. Mrs. Ida Y. Faber:
grand warder Mrs. Jessie ". COwles,
and grand sentinel. Kenton n. Harper.
The names of the appointive officers had
not been announced when The Star went
/ TO press.
| Capt Martin r. Thorp, grand treasurer
of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter, is con-
| fined 10 his home. 1875 Corcoran street
northwest. by illness.
! Washington Naval Royal Arch Chapter,
No. q. the chapter of Grand High Priest
kenton y. Harper. received its annual
grand visitation Tuesday evening, when
the grand high priest was represented in
the line of visiting officers by Deputy
Grand High Priest Moses D. Null.
Addresses were made by Mr.. Null,
Grand High Priest Harper and Past Grand
High Chief ODER. who is also a member
of the chapter Music was furnished by
an orchestra.
Brigh;wood Royal Arch Chapter, No
Q. had it's grand annual visitation We'd
nesday evening. Features were an adj
dress by Rev Walter r. Smith and a
banquet following the official ceremonies,
\ dI WHICH tiie meHDSTS OF ruin lHdpleT.
| No. l. Order of the Eastern Star. served
the good things.
/ Standing committees of the Grand
Lodge of the District Of Columbia, ap-
pointed by Grand Master j. Claude kei-
per. have been announced by Grand Sec
| rotary Arvine w. Johnston as follows:
i Jurisprudence-Willia G. Henderson,
Matthew Trimble, James A. Wetmore,
Augustus y. Coolidge. George G. Ober.
| Correspondence-Georg W. Baird.
Frank B. Curtis. Kenton \. Harper.
Richard b. Nixon. Claude +. King.
| Grievances-L. Cabell Williamson. Wal
ter W. Ludlow. Edwin B. Hesse, Thomas
i G.. Noyes, Abram r. Server.
Work and lectures-William ]. Naylor.
| George j. Fritch. Thomas NJ. +. Bowling,
jacob H. Lichliter. Adam Schneider.
| By-laws-John A. Meyer, Thomas p.
Morgan. Charles J. James. Luther F.
Speer, Andrew Wilson.
Accounts-E. st. Clair Thompson. Will
liam r. Galliher. John Scrivener, James
L. Hutchinson. Mark f. Finley.
| Library-Louis d. Carman, Otis J. Ed
dy. Horace P. Mcintosh, John Lane
Johns. William Montgomery
Masonic Temple-Lurtin r. CHM. AL.
bert F. Fox. John II. Small. jr.: Walter
A. Brown, Henry X. Simpson.
| A week from Monday, January 16, Mount
Pleasant Lodge. No. 80, will be instituted
| in due form. Until more suitable quar-
tiers can be provided it will hold it's meet
| ings the first and third Mondays of each
month in the hall over the postal sta
ton on Park road between 14th and
| 18th streets northwest. The institution
of this lodge will make twenty-nine
regularly instituted lodges of Freema-
sonry III the District of Columbia.
| Mrs. w. H. H. Gould, wife of Acting
/ T ihr.,riap C.n,lId AZ Masonic Tennnlo md
mother OF Miss Matte H. Gould of
1 Naomi Chapter. No. ?. Order of the East
| ern Star, who has been seriously i'll
since about Thanksgiving day. Is report
ed 10 be much improved in health.
| Maryland Masons sustained a severe
loss in the death Wednesday morning, at
his home in Baltimore, of Grand Secre-
tary William NJ. Isaac.
Mr. Isaac became a member Of Pat
mos Lodge of EllicOtt City, Nd. more
than fifty years ago. and a few years
later became a member of the Grand
Lodge Of Maryland. At the time Of his
death he was the Oldest active member
In years of membership in that body.
He founded Mount Moriah Lodge at
Towson, was its second past master and
for forty years its treasurer. He was
charter member OF the board Of manag-
ers of the Masonic Temple in Baltimore.
From 1873 to 1903 Mr.. Isaac was deputy
Igrand secretary or the .GFdnO l1OOSe Oh
MARYLAND. and from 1893 until his death
L he was its grand secretary. lie was one
| Of the most active participants in the 7 :
building of the Baltimore Masonic TT
pie after it's second destruction by fire.
/ Mr. Isaac was also a past grand mas
ter and past grand representative of
the Grand Lodge of l. 0. Q. +. of his
state.
l He was prominent member OF the
Baltimore bar and a former influential
leader i'm the democratic party In his
state. holding many prominent ofnces.
He came of revolutionary stock and Is
/ a descendant OF Lieut.. Zedekiah Moore
of the Maryland forces which helped to
defeat the British in the battle OF Long
Island.
Religious services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home January % will be
conducted under the auspices OF Acacia
Lodge, No. 1S The arrangements are
In charge of Past Master Francis A.
Springer, chaplain Of the lodge.
alnas Temple of the Mystic Shrine 10
promising in it's forthcoming indoor
circus, from January 18 to January 81,
one OF the biggest amusement features
| 10, its friends that has ever come TO