The Washington herald., 1912-10-20
THE WEEKLY MASONIC CALENDAR.

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One Of the most important events in
Masonic circles this week viii be the
annual inspection and review Of the
constituent commanderies, knights
Templar. Of the District Of Columbia.
next Thursday. on the Ellipse Of the
Presidents grounds. the white Lot
by the grand captain general and other
grand ofncers OF the grand command
cry.
President Taft. It Is hoped. will also
review the commanderies.
This will be the occasion for the
largest review Of Knights Templar held
In the District for years. and many
members OF the constituent command
cries, who are temporarily out Of the
city. are expected to return for this
annual inspection. The Communicates
have been ordered to assemble At 2
o'clock in full Templar uniform at the
Masonic Temple. where they will form
for the march. At 2:3o>o'clock the COM
manderies will move over the following
Pennsylvania Avenue. to north front Of
White House. to Seventeenth Street. to
Ellipse. They will then form IN COM
mandery In front for inspection.
After dress parade the commandectes
will march in review In columns Of
fours. and will encircle the Ellipse. sa-
luting the grand officers. E. Sir Joseph
g. Stelle has been appointed adjutant
general Of the inspection and review.
Grand High Priest Jacobus 9. Jones
is making a record for informal visits
to the constituent Royal Arch Chapters
Of the District. Grand High Priest
Jones takes this method Of seeing the
rAal ~OYfr NJ he anfara IN unofH.
cial capacity. and last week visited
Capitol Chapter. No. II: La Fayette
Chapter, No. s. and Mount Vernon
Chapter. No. 3.
Capitol Chapter conferred the past
masters degree on Thursday night. the
work being done by Adoiph Serverling.
captain Of the host The Most Excellent
Masters degree was also conferred by
Henry Rieseberg. scribe.
Mount Vernon Chapter conferred the
Mark degree. with Fred n. Book,
scribe. putting on the work. La Fayette
Capter also worked the Mark degree At
Its convocation Tuesday night.
Potomac Chapter. No. 3. r. A. NJ.
worked the Mark degree at q special
last Friday night.
Grand Master Ben w. Murch. accom-
panied BY the other omcero OF the Grand
Lodge. r. A. A. 81, Of the District,
made q grand visitation to Myron N.
Parker Lodge No. q. F. A. A. NJ. 1ast
night. Past Master John A.
Meyer was in charge Of the programme,
which included an excellent address by
Rev. s. w. Grafiin. pastor Of Anacostia
N. E. Church.
Rev. W. W. Burns. pastor Of Douglas
Memorial N. e. Church. in an able ad-
dress presented Rev. Granan. a testi-
monial from the lodge. Music for the
occasion was furnished by an orchestra
composed Of b. ]. Wrghtsman. violin:
Samuel F. Compton, clarinet; Charles
s. Woodin, cornet; and r. A. Smith.
plano. all members Of the lodge.
william r. Singleton Lodge NO. %,
F. A. A. NJ, received q visit from Grand
Master Murch and associate grand ON
GERS last Thursday night. In his address
to the lodge Grand Master Murch paid