Evening star., 1911-06-11

Nearly every Dluc IOOSe cdlenOareO 10
meet during the week has work scheduled
for it's communication. Two of the
Royal Arch Chapters-Mount Horeb, No.
Z, and Capitol No. 11-have the mark
degree scheduled for Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings. respectively. None of the
knights Templar communicates is
scheduled, although three-De Molay
Mounted, No. 4: Washington. No. 1, and
Columbia, No. 2-are calendared for con-
claves during the week.
The death Of DR.. Austin Beverly Cham
BERLIN secretary general of the Supreme
Council of the Scottish Rite for the
Southern Jurisdiction, who lived at the
House of the Temple. came almost as
personal bereavement to the members
of the local bodies and was especially
distressing to Sovereign Grand Command
Richardson. The indefinite postpone
ment of the ladies' night that was to have
been given Tuesday evening puts an end
to festivities In the rite for some time
to come. Past Grand Master William H.
Nichols of Texas, and a past master of
Harmony Lodge, No. 8. of Galveston,
with which DIR. Chamberlin was affiliated,
pie one. He was a good man. No full
some eulogtes nor eloquent obituaries
could say more. OF him it might be
truly said. When they lay him to rest
Ill lHC green kiEkydTU, WITH the mOlu
upon his breast. say not that he did well
or Ill; say only he did his best
King David Lodge. No. %, is beginning
its preparations for the early laying Of
the corner stone of its new Masonic Tenn
pie at Brookland. The date has not yet
been announced, but 1t will be soon.
Grand Treasurer James A. Sample, who
has been in Cincinnati for some time in
onn yryifH $hn 61rtin ofh n hSc nHHo io1
position in the Treasury Department, is
expected to return next week.
Grand Secretary Arvine w. Johnston
temptation has materially improved his
health.
National Lodge, No. IL. is bulletined
for a special convocation Wednesday
evening. when the M. M. degree will be
exemplified.
Naomi Chapter, No. 3. Order of the
Eastern Star, at it's meeting Wednesday
evening at the Masonic Temple expects
to confer degree work. and it is probable
the chapter will arrange for an outing
In the near future. The fraternal, So
cial and amusement features introduced
at each meeting of Naomi. the officers
and members believe, have added inter-
est to the meetings and increased the
attendance of members and visitors
The twenty-frst regular meeting and
annual outing Of the Matrons of 1905
o: E. S.. was held at the home Of Mrs.
afternoon. with every member present
Dinner was served at 1 o'clock. The
rooms were artistically decorated with
daisies, oak leaves and ferns. and the
hostess made the day one to be remem-
bered. Those present were Mrs. Eliza
beth McAleer, Mrs. Julia Streater. Mrs.
Carrie Smith. Mrs. Grace Bernhard, Miss
Hattie Crump, Mrs. Carrie Kidd. Mrs
Carrie Fuller, Mrs. Fannie Selinger and
Mrs. Minerva Crawford. After dinner the
usual business was transacted, and the
remainder of the afternoon was devoted
to social affairs. The matrons adjourned
to meet in September.
Religious services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home will be held this
pices of King David Lodge. No. IS,
f. A. A. M. Rev. w. j. d. Thomas,
rector of the Episcopal Church of Our
Savior. will conduct the services.
Almas Temple Of the Mystic Shrine
has made it's announcement of the trip
program for the thirty-seventh annual
session Of the Imperial Council, to be
held in Rochester, N. Y. July II and
1e. The local shriners will leave Union
station on the B. and o. for Rochester
on the Acca and Almas special train Of
observation Pullman cars Monday, July
10. at 7:10 am. instead Of Sunday. as
to 1 pm. and dinner at $50 pm.
The party will be quartered in Roch-
ester at the Osborn House. J. g. Stelle
rangements. and Recorder Harrison
Dingman is helping him in a way.
The program after reaching Roch-
ester and the reception Of the party
by the mobiles Of Damascus Temple in
ciudes a reception in the pa1mroom Of
Powers Hotel, the headquarters Of the
Imperial Council. Monday evening, July
10; a parade to escort the official divan
|of the Supreme Council to Convention
Hall, Tuesday morning. July IL. where
it will be formally received with ad-
|dresses of welcome, etc; the banquet
of the officers and representatives to
the Supreme Council at pm: a grand
every state in the Union, Canada and
Mexico, at pm: reception to the
marchers at Bartholomay Hall after
the parade and individual temple recep-
will also be trolley rides and sight
Wednesday, July y. up to 2;sO o'clock
in the afternoon will be devoted to trolley
Irondequoit bay. Cobb's Hill reservoir,
Pinnacle Hills and about the .'fower
city" At 2:3O pm. the grand drill OF
will take place at Genesee Valley Park.
with q concert by the combined bands
about 1000 musicians in all. Luncheon
will be served after the concert. At $50
o'clock in the evening Will take place the
water carnival, said to be the crowning
feature of the meeting. and promised to
eclipse anything Of its kind ever given
before. Thursday. July 3D. will be devot-
ed TO various trips about the city. and
- q o,cinclx In the evening will be the