The Washington herald., 1911-07-02
coon TrsrpI.ARs.

GOOD TEMPLARs.
Perseverance Lodge. No. 2. international
Order of Good TempIars, met In large
numbers recently in Masonic Temple.
street. Louis q. Graves. chief tempiar,
conducted proceedings. Mrs. A. Wilkin-
son. pianist leading the service OF song.
Routine business was transacted, social
session was held, ana q programme rem
dered,. Mr.. orrin Haner being In charge.
Miss Grace Hough entertained with a
vocal solo, Miss Helen Schlosser accom-
panist; Miss Gladys Wilkinson. with 6
plano solo; Mr.. Clarence Corby with q
vocal solo, Miss wilkinson. accompanist
A recitation was given by Mr.. A Will
kipson. and an address was made by
Mr.. d. Ball.
Silver Star Club. composed Of members
OF Silver Star Lodge. played a series OF
four one-act comedies before large and
appreciative audience In Good Templar
Hall. TennaIiytown, Monday evening.
Delegations Of young ladies from social
centers in BrIghtwood, Anacostia. and
urban washington, added distinctiveiy to
the interest evidenced In the Thespian
attractions. Refreshments were served
by e committee OF lodge members, the
AFFAIR proving In all respects q pro-
nounced success.
Members OF Perseverance, Lodge OF Good
Templars and their friends were enter
tanned by Mrs Mary narrower, assisted
by her daughters, Eta and Louise, at
their home no Thirteenth street north
east. Wednesday evening. Among the
visitors were Mr.. ana Mrs. A II. Frear'
Of Loyal Lodge; Mr.. s. W. Russell. Of
Minpehaha Lodge: Mr. Marlowe. Mrs
CussIer, the Misses Deck and Schaffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. and Master Clinton, the
Misses Edna and Alice Kraus. Among
members of Perseverance Lodge present
were Mr. w. Taylor, n. Mark, L Mark,
Messrs. Graves, Brown, Parsely, Marlowe,
w. Hammer, d. Ball, C. Liezear, and the
Misses Cussler. Graves, Sawyer. The
young people In concert entertained with
songs to piano compartment Refresh
E1ents were served.
Dupont Circle, No. 436, Protected Home
Circle, held a large meeting Monday
night Following the election OF officers,
]. C. Neidfeld. on behalf of the Supreme
Circle, presented the circle a large, hand
some prize banner for having made the
largest net gain in membership for the
year ended May Is. 1a11, in competition
with the various other circles in this
Jurisdiction. The election Of officers re-
suited as follows: Mrs. Susie A Rhodes,
president; Edgar Taft. vice president;
Miss Margaret Mitchell, guardian; Mrs.
Sarah z. Talbot, chaplain; ]. E. Chodes,
secretary; William ] Armstrong. 40
countant: Adam Luber. treasurer; Ernest
Ta
companion; Miss Anna Rhodes, sentinel.
and DR.. E. D. Thompson. watchman.
Among those present was the supreme
representative, E. C. BeVeridge, who gave
synopsis OF the proceedings of the
supreme convention held recently in Chi
cago, Ill Several selections were given
by q quartet composed of A Cordover,
c. Delevigne, g. Degnan. and S. Burch.
Lebanon Lodge, No. Z. r. A. A. NJ.
will dispense with the usual work at its
next stated communication and viii be
entertained by Rev. Paul r. Hickock.
who will give a talk on Masonry. The
centennial committee has almost per-
fected arrangements for the Tooth anni-
-versary of the lodge, and expect to make
the celebration one Of the largest affairs
Of this nature.
Aimas Temple Of the Mystic Shrine in
itiated three candidates at a short cere-
monial session Friday night at National
Rifles Armory, and made plans to attend
the sessions OF the Imperial Council at
Rochester, N. Y, July II, Il, and 13. The
new members were Rev. DR.. William
Tayloe Snyder, Charles Disner, jr.. and
Ludwig Isenberg. Appropriate remarks
were made on the deaths OF Vernon Knox,
George B. Zurhorst, NJ L. Doyle, and
William A Haley. all members Of Almas
Temple. Thursday, July 6. the shrine will
give its annual charity excursion to Mar
shall Hall. One OF the special features
Of the athletic events win be baseball
game between two teams from the Patrol
Of Almas Temple, with Lawrence Walker
and Charles Bradley as opposing captains.