Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12
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keenly In evidence throughout the south
ern jurisdiction before had developed
into enthusiasm over the erection Of the
new house Of thes temple and the ad-
vancement of the rite.
Columbia Lodge, No 8. will hold its an
nual memorial services Friday evening
at Masonic Temple, commemorative OF
the dead Of the lodge during the past
symbolic year now so near its close. There
will be music by a quartet and appropri-
ate addresses by members of the lodge
in honor of deceased memberS>> who num-
| Der nearly q dozen.
Acting Secretary w E. Holt Of the
| High Priests Association is determined
that the Royal Arch chapters of the
| District shall not be lost sight of during
| his incumbency In office He is unfatltng
| In his weekly notice of the work to be
performed In the individual chapters
| during the week to follow. and The
Star Acknowledges its indebtedness for
| courtesies shown by him.
/ Elections In the subordinate symbolic
| lodges are near at hand. beginning with
| the first stated communications In De-
1 cember, when new officers Will be elected
| in each lodge.
! Those who wish to share in the CHAP
/ ter's Thanksgiving turkey this year are
/ reminded by High Priest Roger O'Don-
1 nell of Mount Vernon Chapter that there
| is duty to be performed at once If
4 they would avoid the wise IN. P. D." on
| their invitations
..Corinthan night" is to be observed by
| La Fayette Lodge, No. 10, Thursday
| evening when. in addition to comment
Grating the friendship that has long ex-
listed between La Fayette and Corinthian
! Lodge, No 36S, of Philadelphia, the NJ. M
/ degree will be exemplified.
| Osiris Lodge. No 26. under Worship
| full Master George W. Ingham, Is urging
its members to supply their photographs
says 1t is his hope to have the collection
] completed before the expiration of his
| term in December. and for that reason
extraordinary pressure Is being brought
to bear that the delnquents may be made
| to come forward with their pictures.
High Priest Carey S. Frye announces
| the mark degree for Tuesday evening.
coupled with the fact that November %
/ is 1.-THE last day for squaring accounts
Mount Horeb Chapter under Mr.. Frye Is
said to have had successful year.
despite the setback due to the serious
illness of the high priest at the begin
ming of his term. Mount Horeb Is noted
| for its ''Teutonic hospitality" Its list of
visitors during the capitular year Is
said to mount well UP into the hundreds.
| Ii claims to be the real German chap
1 ter of the Jurisdiction, and the special
services conducted by Col. Dave Busch at
| frequent intervals throughout the year
are drawing cards for the elite OF the
craft" 1t is said. .
Columbia Chapter, No. 49, Order Of the
Eastern Star. will present ''Ye Old Time
Minstrels at its chapter room. In St..
Stephens Parish Hall, 14th street near
Irving street northwest. Wednesday
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lures is promised and the fraternity
generally has been invited to enjoy two
| hours of fun.
A communication from William B.
| Melsh. grand master of the Grand En-
| campment of the United States, an
nounces the appointment Of Henry M.
Boyken. past grand commander of Vir-
gina. as the representative of the grand
master for the purpose of visiting and
inspecting the Grand Commandery of the
District of Columbia, and of Past Grand
Commander Harrison Dingman as his
representative for the Grand Commandery
of West Virginia.
Frank Wells Clark. past grand master
| of West Virginia, called at the temple
| Monday.
The Camp Guard of Albert Pike Con-
sistory. No. 1. A. A. 8. R., will give it's
second smoker of the season Wednesday.
November % The committee on refresh
ments consisting Of A. f. Burklin, chair
man. c.. E. Christopher. W.. j. Cousins.
II. A. Davis and j. D. Davis, promise
to make this one Of the best events Of the
season.
The committee on the entertainment
of the ladies. consisting Of BENJAMIN
| Goldsworthy, chairman; NJ. L. HOweS.
F. f. Koch, H. ]. Marshall and Charles
| Morris, have decided on Wednesday, De-
cember 13. for the first ladies' night en-
| tertainment.
The initiation of the new members OF
the guard will take place in the first
week of December.
National Lodge. No. IL. is to give a
reception in honor Of its new members
iof the year. thirty.one in all. Tuesday
evening, November Fl, when Grand Mas
ter j. Claude KEEPER will be invited to
meet them The object of the reception
is announced to be first. that the new
members may be made acquainted with
the fraternity generally; secondly. that
they may learn from others Older in the
certain things, and thirdly. that the
grand master may have the pleasure of
meeting them under the most favorable
auspices.
| A special dispensation has been granted
Takoma Lodge. No. 20. to hold its stated
communication Tuesday evening In STAINS
| bury Lodge room at Brightwood. The
meeting is being held at Brightwood be-
cause of repairs that are being made
| to the lodgeroom at Takoma Park. The
/ interior of the Takoma Lodge building
is being reprinted. and by the next
communication will be completed. At the
communication Tuesday evening the M.
NJ. degree will be exemplified by Master
William Z. Dyre, assisted by the other
line officers.
Potomac Lodge, No. 3. at its grand
visitation Monday evening had an ad-
| dress from Rev Luther n. Warning and
music by an orchestra. DR.. Charles T.
Lindsey. on behalf Of the lodge. presented
the testimonial to the speaker. A COLA
/ ton was served In the banquet room.
| Dr. Abram Simon, Fred NJ. Book and
/, Worshipful Master Levi H. David made
addresses at the grand visitation OF st.
Johns Lodge. No. II, Friday evening
Sol Minister. as a soloist and as director
of special orchestra. helped enliven the
| Formally of the evening. an enjoyabl
feature Of which was the intermission.
when. with cigars and orchestral selec-
tons. the Masons present had a chance
to'"get together"
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