Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22

ers, ir.. thirty degree; James H.
Mcintosh, X C. C. H.: Allen Bussius
thirty-third. degree honorary: ). Arcn-
bald Bailey, X. c. c. H.; Charles q. r.
Topper. thirty-second degree; Milton
Baer, thirty-second degree; Henry Darl-
ing, thirty-second degree; Jacobus >.
Jones. thirty-third degree honorary; T..
st. Clair Thompson, thirty-second degree
and John II. Won Hermann. X. G. G. h.
BY invitation of Sovereign Grand Conn
mander James D. Richardson. thirty
third degree, the thirty-second degree
Master of the Royal Secret-Wlll be con-
ence of Supreme Councils of the World
during the week beginning October I. the
actual date to be fixed by the sovereign
Grand Commander to suit the convenience
of the distinguished guests.
The Albert Pike Camp Guard under
the captaincy of Dr. Frank +. Gibson. X.
IC. c. H., will participate in the cere-
monials.
The directors of the work are Francis
\. Sebring. thirty-third degree honorary
Allen Bussius. thirty-third degree hon
orary: Ellwood p. Morey, X. c. c. H..
and Jacobus s. Jones. thirty-third degree
honorary. representing the Tour bodies.
Harry G.. Eimball. thirty-second degree,
will be the organist, and }. Waiter hum
phrey, thirty-second degree. will he the
musical director. The music for the oc-
casion is expected TO be elaborate and
beautiful.
The declaration OF allegiance. preceding
the call for the convocation. is signed by
Sovereign Grand Commander James d.
Richardson, Secretary General John II.
Cowles, thirty third degree. of the Su-
preme Council, and Stirling Kerr, 1r.'
thirty-third degree honorary. deputy Tor
the Supreme Council in the District OF
Columbia.
| The International Congress of the SUI
preme Councils OF the Thirty-third De-
IL xr-Il in shin
| ton October 40. 1t will be the second
| congress of it's kind. and represent the
most distinguished gathering Of Masons
| of the highest degrees ever assembled III
America.
Invitations have been issued jointly by
| Columbia Commandery. No. ,; Potomac
| Commandery. No. :" and De Molay Com
mandery. No. I, Knights Templar, to a
stereOpticOn lecture on Denver. Colo
! RADIO 20 be given by Sir knight Rev. DR..
| George b. Eosburg Of Denver Command
! cry, No. 81, in the commandery asylum
Masonic Temple. 18th street and New
/ York avenue, Monday evening, September
| 80 at : o'clock
The Ladies' Auxiliary of De Molay
/ Commandery. No. 4, VII meet in the prel-
ate's apartment az the commandery asy-
lum Monday evening. September 80. al
1:45 o'clock before the Denver lecture.
| Monday, September 80. being a fifth
Monday" will be utilized for special com.
muncation by Pentalpha Lodge. No y
which will have an exemplification of the
NJ NJ degree by its past masters: St
| Johns. No IL, and Anacostia, No. %. in
both of which the NJ. NJ. degree will also
| be exemplified.
| De Molay Mounted Commandery, No. 4
knights Templar. will probably confer the
Illustrious Order of the Red Cross at its
Tuesday conclave, October e.
Dawson Lodge. No. 16, will defer de-
gree eXemplificatiOn and devote its com
municat:on tomorrow evening exclusively
to business. especially the subject of de
linquency in dues. The +. a. degree viii
be exemplified at the communication DC
tober Is.
Commander Frank r. Underwood. III
his ofiicia! circular, says those who made
the Atlantic City pilgrimage September
are so enthusiastic about it they have
declared themselves for similar trr
next year. The trip was delightful in
every particular he says. 1.-The weather
being ideal, the sea at its best and the
. accommodations beyond criticism" He