Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26

Charles F. Roberts and william Scantle-
bury. A smoker followed the visitation.
The recent election of officers Of the
Georgetown Masonic Library Club re-
suited as follows: President, D. r. Dunn
berth; secretary. j. H. Yarnall; treasurer.
George Freeman; executive committee, D.
F. Dumberth, J. H. Yarnall. George Free
man, 8. L. Daw and w. M. Bornheim.
'"The Octavians'' Of Esther Chapter Wis
tied the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
Tuesday night and produced an original
musical and humorous sketch, "A Night
in Ireland" for the amusement Of the
inmates of the home. The witticisms,
personal hits and musical selections were
received with applause and at the end
the audience seemed to be perfectly
happy.
Following the formal entertainment re-
freshments provided by the visitors. were
served, after which there were songs,
Rotations and dancing. A large number
of the members Of the chapter accompa-
MED 1.-THE Octavians" on their visit to
the home.
High Priest Carey s. Frye Of Mount
Horeb Royal Arch Chapter, No z, whose
installation In Office has thus far been
prevented by his serious illness of typhoid
fever. is reported convalescent and able
Mount Pleasant street near Irving street
northwest. Mr.. Frye won wide popularity
in Masonic circles as master Of Osiris
Lodge, No. %, In 1909.
General Grand High Priest Nathan
Kingsley Of the General Grand Royal
Arch Chapter of the United States was
given a royal welcome on his recent visit
by the Capitular Masons of the District.
Sharing the honors with him on the occa-
sion were two other officers of the Cen
eral Grand Chapter. George e. Corson,
general grand king. Of this city and John
M. Carter, general grand treasurer. OF
Maryland.
At the dinner given in honor Of the
distinguished guest Grand High Priest
Moses d. Null. Deputy Grand High Priest
Jacobus s. Jones and all the officers OF
cept Grand Treasurer Thorpe and Grand
Master of the Third Vail Jermane were
present, as well as, Grand Master Of Ma
sons J. Claude KEEPER. Past Grand High
Kenzie, Harrison Dingman, Frank l..
Campbell. Samuel r. Bond, Robert Ar
mour. DR.. George c. Ober. Henry X.
Simpson. Charles Becker, e. st. Clair
Kenton N. Harper and Roger ODonneli.
high priest Of Mount Vernon Chapter,
No. 8.
The reception to the general grand high
priest was held in the chapter chamber
at Masonic Temple. under the auspices of
Mount Vernon Chapter, No. 3. at 8
o'clock, after which the Royal Arch de-
gree was exemplified, General Grand
King Corson and Grand High Priest Null
taking part. An interesting address was
delivered by General Grand High Priest
Kingsley on the origin and history OF
Capitular Masonry.
| Previous to his visit to this city the
general grand high priest was entertained
| by the Grand Chapter, Of Delaware at
Wilmington Monday. and by the Grand
Chapter of Maryland at Baltimore Tues
| day.
| Naomi Chapter. No. 3. Order OF the
Eastern Star, was visited officially by
worthy Grand Matron Ethel D: Baker
. Streator Wednesday evening. Both grand
officers addressed the chapter, extend
| ing congratulations on its activity and
| prosperity. A class of ten received the
| degrees Of the order and Fluctuations on
| the excellent rendition Of the work were
| extended by the grand officers. After the
chapter had closed refreshments were
served in the banquet hall by the re-
| freshment committee under the super
vision of Chairman Sweet and Vice Chair
man Odenwald.
| The ssDeestrick Skule," under the aus
pices of the officers OF the chapter. under
| the direction Of Ed. Muth, will be pre-
| scented for the entertainment of the
| chapter members and their friends at the
/ Pythian Temple Thursday evening, April
"a. 1t was announced that the degrees
OF the order will be conferred on another
class Wednesday evening. April IL