Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-05

emplification of the degree, admission to
which will be extremely limited and by
special invitation only. The AUchlgan
party will call upon the President at the
White House February q.
Sovereign Grand Commander James D.
Richardson of the Supreme Council. An
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite for
the Southern Jurisdiction Of the United
States, left Tuesday evening for an ex
poets to return to the city in the fall.
His physician reports him considerably
improved and says the rest will insure
his complete recovery TO health. Mrs.
Richardson accompanied him.
1t is claimed for Grand Commander
Richardson. who was elected grand mas
ter of Masons OF Tennessee when he was
twenty-nine years old, that he was the
youngest man ever elected to grand
mastership.
Religious exercises at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home will be conducted
under the auspices Of La Fayette Lodge.
No. 10, at ; o'clock the afternoon OF
February -. Members and their friends
have been invited to attend. The lodge
circular states the home can easily be
reached by walking or by means of a
conveyance that is usually in waiting
when the car that leaves the foot OF
Georgia formerly Brightwood) avenue
at o:15 o'clock arrives.
The new officers Of Temple Chapter,
No. Is. Order OF the Eastern Star. are
to be rendered a reception Thursday
evening at S o'clock, for which card in
vitauons have been issued, by Col. o. c..
Staples.
A feature of the grand visitation to
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter. No.
3, Monday evening was q musical re-
cital with Hobart Smock, tenor, Of Balti-
more. and Charles F. Roberts, basso.
of this city as the soloists. Oscar r.
Comstock was the accompanies. Later
Mr.. Smock entertained the Grand Chap
ter with miscellaneous readings and
stories.
Eastern Star. will celebrate its sixteenth
anniversary. next Friday evening with
exercises in the chapter room. new Ma
sonic Temple. Thursday, February 16.
banquet hall OF the temple from, ) to
pm. Washington's birthday will be OBJ
served by the chapter at it's regular meet
ing the aod with colonial evening A
occasion is being arranged by the enter
tainment committee.
New officers Of Royal Arch chapters
have been elected and installed, in ad-
dition to those published last week, as
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Columbia CHAPTER. No. FRANCIS ~
| Westerman. excellent high priest; VII
| liam r. Hastings king; Charles Cyrus
| Coombs. scribe: Harry l.. Strang. secre-
tary: Richard B. Nixon. treasurer;
Charles c. Galloway. James A. West
George G. Seibold. proxies to the Grand
| Chapter.
| Washington Chapter. No. 2-Wiiliam J.
Satterfield. excellent high priest; Delos
W. Thayer. king: Edwin A. Mess. scribe
Eugene J. Bernhard, secretary: Theodore
G. DeMoll. treasurer (disd January q. the
day after his election: Victor l.. Dodge
Jacob Pyrab. Thomas W. Bramhall, prox.
les for the Grand Chapter
Mount Vernon Chapter. No. 3-Rogel
O'Donnell. high priest: Harry G. Kim.
| ball. king; Arthur i. Bryant. scribe
James I. Gibbs. secretary .re-e!ected)
| Jacobus 8. Jones. treasurer (re-elected)
Fred NJ. Book. captain of the host: vii
liam J. Naylor. principal sojourner; Em
mons *. Ellsworth, royal arch captain
! William g. Adkins. master OF the thirt
vail; Robert J. Miller. master Of the sec
ond vail; George o. Burke. sentinel: Osca
! r. comstock. orEanist; Alexander Mosh
Ter, Perry b. Turpin, j. Henry Kaiser