Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-12
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evening. The exercises will begin SHARP
at 1:So o'clock. and the committee re
sponsfble for the details prefers to with
| hold the particulars for the greater Ell
| joyment OF those who will be In attend
ance. Grand Master J. Claude KEEPER
Representatives Henry S. Boutell. Waite,
I. Smith. William Sulzer. Victor l. Muir
dock and Col. w. P. Hepburn are ex-
pected to be present and to deliver adj
dresses The reunion is strictly for the
! members OF the lodge and its specially
! invited guests.
| Lebanon Lodge. No. I. is preparing al
ready for the celebration Of its centennial
anniversary. October 8. A special COM
! mfttee has been appointed and elaborate
| preparations are to be made for the
proper celebration of the event.
Religious exercises at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home will be conducted un-
der the auspices Of La Fayette Lodge No.
~, this afternoon at o'clock. Members
and their families have been specially in
vited to attend.
Takoma Lodge. No. 90, Tuesday even
ing will exemplify the fellowcraft de-
gree The masters work will be per-
formed by Senior Warden Joseph b.
Simpson. in the absence OF Junior Ward
en- Howard Fisk, who has been seri-
onsly Ill at his home. 6o5 X street north
Chapter elections not heretofore pub
lished resulted as follows:
La Fayette Chapter. No. 5-Clement w.
Huske, high priest; Erwin s. Hubbard,
king; j. Gordon Jones, scribe; William A.
Craig, secretary; Albert F. Fox, treas
urer: +. Sprigg Perry. William II. Par
sons. James 8. Mccarthy. proxies to the
Grand Chapter.
Washington Naval Chapter, No. 6-Jules
A. ROGlor. high nripSf. InSonl1 II Ni1anS
king: Samuel Scrivener. scribe; John j.
King, secretary; Peter C.. Garden, treas
urer: J. Frank Campbell, captain of the
host: Harry NJ. Reynolds, principal So
journer; Charles +. Baker. Royal Arch
captain: Franklin Heindel, master of
third vail; William T. Hebbard, master
OF second vail; William j. johnson. mas
ter of first vail; +. &C. McCathran, SEN
tlnel: Alexander Mckenzie and Charles A.
Stockett, trustees.
Naomi Chapter. No. 3. Order of the
Eastern Star. celebrated it's sixteenth an
nlversary Friday evening at the new Ma
sonic Temple. with an open meeting in
the chapter room. where an Interesting
musical and literary program was rem
dered under the direction of Miss Mamie
Bishop, chairman OF the entertainment
committee. and a supper in the banquet
NAIL The he" events scheduled for Feb
ruary are the dinner. ) to {, and linen
sale, Thursday evening, i'm the banquet
hall OF the temple and a colonial evening
at the regular meeting OF the chapter on
the I'D. Plans are being outlined that
promise to make 1911 a memorable one
In the history OF Naomi Chapter. Ten
petitions were received at the meeting
Wednesday evening.
A pleasing feature at the last regular
meeting of Martha Chapter O.. e s..
after several candidates were initiated
was the presentation to the chapter Of a
handsome coffee urn by the worthy pa
tron. r. E. Harvey, and his wife. The
worthy matron accepted the gift in neat
speech. The meeting February II will
pc an open one, and for it fine pro-
gram has been prepared. The chapter
will also give dance at Pythian Temple
February 20.
Col. Orrin G. Staples gave a reception to
the officers of Temple Chapter. No IL,
Order OF the Eastern Star. at the Riggs
which followed the reception poem
entitled ITO Our Brother Staples" COM
posed by E. Elmer johnson, was read by
John X. Sands. worthy patron of the
chapter.
Naomi Chapter, No. g. Order of the
Eastern Star. celebrated its sixteenth an
niversary last evening at the new Ma
sonic Temple. The chapter room was
crowded with visitors and members
a program of music, Rotations ad-
dresses. and vaudeville was presented
The following named contributed to the
evenings varied and excellent entertain
ment: Mrs. Bertha Shelton Wood. worthy
matron OF the chapter: Thomas l.. Jones,
Mrs. Thomas l.. Jones, accompanist: J.
Walter Thompson. Mrs. Helen Deyo, So
prano: Mrs. Mabel Owen Beard. con-
tralto; Melville Hensey, tenor: Charles w.
Moore, baritone; A. G. Eidridge. accom-
panist-the last five named the quartet
and organ!st. respectively, from ST. Mar
garets Church: the Criterion Orchestra:
Pew. J. T. Hudde and Thomas A. By
mum, worthy patron.
Following the exercises i'm the chapter
room. which were under the direction of
Miss Mamie Bishop. chairman of the COM
mittee on entertainment. banquet was
served in the banquet hall of the temple
Here the decorations of palms, flowers
and flags. with tempting menu, added to
the success of the anniversary celebra-
ton.