The Washington herald., 1912-11-03
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One\of the important memorials Of the
Masonic lodges win be that Of BENJAMIN
B. French Lodge. No. Is. F. A. A. NJ,
tomorrow night when impressive cere-
monies in honor Of the memory of the
ten members who have passed away dur
ing the past Masonic year will be held.
The deceased members in remembrance
OF whom the ceremonies will be held are
William H. Mickle. jr.. born January 3.
JS47, at Philadelphia, Pa: assassinated in
his store, 1904 Seventh Street Northwest.
on the afternoon Of November 16. 1911.
Samuel p. Pearson. born January ~.
1s4o. at Somerset, Pa; died November 10,
1911. Joseph X. Potter. born in Leeds,
England. in 1850: died In Washington, ID.
c. October 16 1911. James Ray, born
December "a. .lS44. in New York City;
died In Washington, d. c.. May 1. 1912.
Archibald l. Rogers. born September g.
1888. at Connellsville, Fayette County,
Pa: died In Washington. D. c.. Febru-
ary 26. 1872. Winfield Scott Schley. born
October 8. 1859 at Frederick, Nd: died
in New York City, October 2. 1911: in
tered with Masonic and military honors
in Arlington Cemetery, October 5. 1911.
William Senft. born August Is. 1853. in
Washington, d. c.; died in Washington,
D. c., April S. 1912. Samuel Edward Sla-
ter. born in Bloomingburgh. Orange
County. n. Y. March :. 1856: died in
Washington. D. c.. May 20, 1912. Joseph
Tyssowski. born in Carno Poland. May
4, 1874: died in Washington. d. c.. Octo-
Der 16. 1911. Lorenzo Vanderhoef. born
June 20. $50. in bonneville. Medina
County. Ohio: died in Los Angeles. Cal,
September 16. 1872; interment private. in
Rock Creek Cemetery. September q. 1912.
The programme of the ceremonies will
open with a hymn. Lead. Kindly Light
dudley Buck), by the lodge quartet.
composed Of Charles Z. Meyers, Melville
d. Hensey. Roland R. Rodrick. Charles
W. Moore, and Oscar A. Danzenbaker.
organist. A prayer will then be offered
by Rev Brother E. Hez Sven. following
which The Star Spangled Banner" will
be sung. After a solo by Charles E.
Meyers, Rev. Brother Ulysses G. b.
r1-in rx;x- Thar n
Moore will then sing a solo. Heaven Is
Ny Home" IMorselD. following which
the quartet will give a selection. In
Memoriam" Randolph). The ceremonies
will close with prayer and benediction
by Rev. Brother John NJ. Schick. chap
lain of the lodge.
The officers Of the lodge are Harry L.
Strang. jr.. master; Leslie Cramer, SEN
ior warden; Charles Emerson Hood. jun
ior warden: E. St. Clair Thompson, past
master. secretary; James T. Gibbs. past
master. treasurer; Rev. John M. Schick.
chaplain; Andrew Wilson, assistant'
chaplain: James P. Schick. marshal:
Arthur W. Davidson. senior deacon:
James Irwin Turner. Junior deacon:
William H. Whitten. jr.. senior steward:
Charles A. Fenner. Junior steward. and
Henry John Schraudner. tiler.
Past Capt. Joseph G. Stelle of the
Patrol OF Almas Temple. of the Mystic
Shrine. was the victim of a surprise at
the first .get-together banquet of Patrol
members Of the season, held last We'd
nesday evening at the Ebbitt, when the
affair was turned into a farewell to Past
Capt. Stelle, who is soon to become a
benedict.
DR.. c. A. Stewart, present captain Of
the Patrol. acted as toastmaster for the
banquet. and took occasion In his open
ing address to give the genial Stelle a
few words of matrimonial advice, which
men present, the present captain never
having taken unto himself a wife.
Among those who spoke were Illustri-
Gus Potentate William Hamilton Smith,
Past Potentate Roe Fulkerson, and prac-
tically every noble present responded
with a few words. The committee hav-
ing the entertainment in charge was
composed of Mobiles w. Lawrence, chair
man: Charles Bennett. Charles Waring
G. l.. Smithson, p. l.. Paylor. E. NJ.
Dodson. A. H. Duckett, and W. F.
Holmes
The youngest member of the Patrol
ever known to be present at one of the
banquets was Baby Waring. Others
present included DIR. c. A. Stewart. cap
tain: Lieut.. w. c. Smallwood. Hlustrious
Potentate Ham Smith. Past Potentate
Roe Fulkerson. Past Capt. Joseph c.
Stelle. Past Capt. F. E. Gibson, John J.
Odenwald. secretary; w. W. Georges.
treasurer. and Mobiles w. F. Lawrence,
G. w. Kneessi, r. F. Fookes. G. L.
Smithson. P. l. Paylor. c. Walter Hoo
ver. NJ. A. Hess. W. A. Harrison, C. F.
Z. NJ. Dodson. H. W. Eibel, W.
F. Holmes. Charles F. Waring. II. F.
Kennedy. c. Sampson. A. H. Duckett.
H. c. Nails, ]. s. Hambly. DR.. Fred
Yates Charles G. Volk, Girls Yeabower,
Z. H. Silver. of Damascus Temple.
lam Seaton Grunnel. John Ellinger. Chief
Rabban J. W. Gibbs, Theodore Picard.
CHS Glenn. John Peters. DIR. l. L. Fried
erick. F. r. Heindel. George Eneren. J.
F. Wilson. Salvatore DesiO. I. L. Gold
helm. DIR. William Wunder, Charles
Stevens. Fred Albrecht. Charles B.
Matthews, and H. Schumacher.
Mobiles of Almas Temple. of the Mystic
Shrine. have received an announcement
from Potentate William Hamilton Smith.
telling of the big event to be given No
is, when one Of the most original
Of the successful ceremoniaIs under the
Ham Smith reign will be the attraction.
The affair is already in hand by the
OF the various committees. un-
der the direction of Potentate Ham
Smith. and stunts never before produced
will. II is said by those on the inside, be
as great surprises as those already ex-
perienced by even the Oldest mobiles since
Ham Smith took up the reins.
Mithras Lodae of Perfection, No. 1, of
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
Of Freemasonry. will hold an important
meeting next Tuesday night. Matters of
concern to the local bodies of the rite