Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19

tee. OF which Stirling Kerr IT., tnirt!
third degree honary. deputy of the
lSupreme Council for the District of Co.
luInbia. is chairman. announces the an
nual election of officers in tMithras Lodge
OF Perfection the evening OF March Z,
and urges full attendance of the mem
bers.
Wise Master Francis Asbury Sebring.
thirty-third degree honorary, announces
the following committees. including that
for the Maundy Thursday and Easter
Sunday ceremonies:
Committee on program for ceremonies
Jacobus S. Jones, thirty-third degree hon
orary, past wise master. chairman; Fred
NJ Book, thirty-second degree, X. Z. Z.
H.. past wise master, and Arthur b.
Hayes. thirty-second degree.
Committee to visit sick MEMBERSHIP
len Bilssius. thirty-third degree honorary,
senior warden. chairman: James II. NC
Intosh. thirty-second degree. junior war
den: John c. Wineman, thirty-second de-
gree X. c. &. H.. past wise master, and
DR.. Frank +. Gibson. thirty-second
DR. f. Condo Flores. thrty-third de-
gree. sovereign grand commander OF NC
arasua. has appointed Stirling Kerr. jr.,
thirty-thrd degree honorary, representa-
tive Of the Supreme Council of the thirty
third degree of Venezuela. near the SUI
premc Council of this jurisdiction. Mr.
Kerrs patent as such has been received
at the House of the Temple.
Potomac Lodge, No. s. is to have new
steel ceiling to its lodge room. Its COM
been called off because the workmen are
yet on the job.
Carey s. Frye. past master of Osiris
Lodge, No. %, and the newly elected high
priest Of Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chap
ter No. Z. who has been i'll foo some
time with typhoid fever at his home at
the Chesterfield. Mount Pleasant. is re-
ported to be slowly improving. Mr. Frye
is a member of the Masonic bodies Of the
York and Scottish rites Of the District,
including Almas Temple and kalipoiis
Grotto and especially popular among Ma
sons generally. His record as master OF
Osiris Lodge Is declared to have been
one of the best in its history. During
| his Illness which prevented his tnstalla-
ton as high priest of Mount I1oreb Chap
ter, William A. Kimmel holds over as
| high priest.
| Hiram Lodge No. 10. held memorial
service Friday evening for its members
who died during the year. The lodge
chaplain. Rev. J. Harvey Durham. pastor
part in the event. Five deceased members
were remembered with appropriate
eulogies-John O'Connell. William T.
Stuard. Samuel G. Brosius. Harrison II.
music was rendered Worshipful Master
G. W. Pimper presided.
Eight petitions for the degrees and three
for affiliation was the record for the
| '.baby lodge" Of the District Mount
Pleasant, No SO, which was recently in
stituted, when its circular for the month
was issued on the nth instant. The r..
! A. degree will be exemplif1ed by Master
Richard C. Lewis and his line officers at
| the communication tomorrow evening In
the hall above the postal station on Park
road and 14th street northwest
st. Johns Lodge. No. il. is to have an
| address by Dr. Abram Simon. with the
f. C. degree. at its communication next
| Friday evening
! No announcement has yet been made by
President Harries upon the subject: put
| It is generally believed the Masters AS
ISOLATION for 1911 will meet next Saturday
evening, the scheduled date, for the
transaction Of such business as may come
before 1t.
La Fayette Lodge. No. 10. will hold a
special communication next Saturday
evening for the exemplification of the f.
A. and F. c. degrees.
Imperial Potentate Fred A Hines Of the
| Ancient Arabic Order OF the Mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine. headed party of 1870
officials and mobiles of the order. with their
ladies, which sailed in the specially char
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cisco for Honolulu Wednesday. The
Shriners hail from all parts Of the United
States. They are going to be the guests
Of the Honolulu Shriners who, among
other things for their special entertain
ment have announced a ceremonial ses-
! sion in the crater of one OF the big
Hawaiian volcanoes Kilauea. The tour
will take twenty days.
Naomi Chapter. No. 3, Order Of the
| Eastern Star, Will observe Washington g
birthday Wednesday evening with a
Colonial evening at the regular meet
ing in the chapter room. The dinner given
by the chapter at the New Masonic Tenn
pie Thursday evening was attended by
700 members of the order and friends.