The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-24

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stansburs, No. e. Important business
November s-Fedsral, No. L AddTess by P. G. N
Acacia. No. Ia F. c. and E A.
Takoma. No. = F. q
Mount Pleasant. No 8. G. v.
November z-Ha1Enuny. No. H.
School Of destruction.
November 3-The New Jerusalem, No. 3. r. b.
G. C. Whiting. No. z T. @.
Temple, No 2 NJ. NJ.
ROYAL ARoH CHAPTERS.
November 2S-Mount Vernon. No. r. A.
Anaoostia- No L. R. A. By n. p
November B-Mount Horsb, No. !. Mark
Potomac No r. A.
November z-School Of instruction.
Nossmber B-washington, No. 2 Called or.
KNIGHTS TEAIPI.AR COMMUNICATES.
November 8-De Molay Mounted. No. l. r. B.
November a-Washington. No. ]. 7. and NJ
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE
November s-Mthras Lodge Of Perfection. No. L
Robert de Bruce Council Of kAdosh.
MYSTIC ORDER OF vEUED PROPHETS.
November z-KaIlipolis GrOtto. No Is. Ladies
Night
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS
November 3-Temple No. Il
Columbia No. Is
November B-Electa. No
Bethlehem, No. z
November z-Naomi, No. ;
Brookand No. II.
November 2S-Wilism F. Hunt. No. Is.
KaIIipolis Grotto. No. Is, Mystic Order
OF Yelled Prophets of the Enchanted
Realm, will hold one of the most import
ant affairs Of its history next Wednesday
evening at o'clock sharp, when the
members are each and every one COM
r-Ifander by Monarch Raymond B. Dickey
to be present and assist in the success
of what has been designated Ladies
Night"
A musical programme of real merit
has been arranged and special features
of an entertaining nature have also been
provided. Following the entertainment
part OF the programme dancing will be
enjoyed.
Special souvenirs have been secured to
be presented to the ladies who are fortu-
nate enough to be present on this oc-
easion. The chairmen and members of
the various committees are as follows:
General COMMUNICATIONS P. Boss,
chairman; W. Harry McKeIdin, vice
chairman.
Reception committee-Jesse F. Grant,
chairman; Z. W. Hawkins, vice chair
man: r. B. Dickey, Ed. Schmid, ]. w.
Collins, W. H. Wunder, G. S. Barnhart,
Frederick Yates, P. r. Pullman, Mark
Sherman, Irving Hail. A c. Wilkins, E.
c. Wood. ]. D. Myers. Milton Ford,
bur Fookes, W. G. Glenn, R. F. Ment-
eel. John W. Clark. J. H. Cunningham,
Robert Joyce, Harry Bedell. Karl Brodt,
AchilIe Burklin, c. Z. Coberth, W. T
Hyer, o. G. DeMoIl. Thomas Grant,
Charles Dietz. William K. Ellis, George
H. Emmons. w. c. Myers z. R. Sasscer,
Charles Menagh, H. F. McKenney, James
Williams, Fred Decker, and H. L. Sands.
Entertainment committees. T. Shreve,
chairman; Peter Latterner, vice chair
man; Ferd A Hermann, Charles Aufen-
THE, Phillip Nachman, William E.
Evans, Joseph I. Harmon, Leroy De-
Neale, William Wade, and r. c. Good
hart
Floor committee-John H. Shreve,
chairman; Stacy L Heacock. vice chair
man; Ernest c. Berger, F. B. Swart. ].
w. Ward. ]. o. Harrison, F. B. Nc
Cathran, Theodore Pitt, jr., o. ]. De-
Moll, c. A. Borden, William o. Shreve,
Walter ]. Guthridge, l. S. Goldheim.
John o. Waters, Edward W. Zea, Will
lam H Harrison, Alex H. Pitt, Charles
NJ. Schneider, G. A. Kneesi, Henry
horn, and Jacob Bruegger
Refreshment committee-Barnhard En-
dres, chairman; Theodore Pickard, vice
chairman; Ernst Gerstenberg, Charles
Z. Corner, Henry Achterkirchen, Will
lam Fruend, Fred H. Geyer, David Busch.
Gus Schilling. Adam Schneider. and
George c. Groener.
Decoration committee-O. A. c. Oehm-
Ter, chairman; Meyer Hanlein, vice
chairman: w. F. GUIDE. George c. shafer,
]. H. Small. Fred H. Kramer, D. G.
Grilbortzer, A GUIDE, George Cook, E. c.
MayberFy, G. Milton Thomas, w. W.
Kinmel. and Harry Payne.
Souvenirs and badge committed. 8.
Goldsmith, chairman; Robert Meyer, vice
chairman.
Emergency committee-Dr. E. NJ. Has
brouck, chairman; DR.. George Losekam,
vice chairman.
The grand visitation to Benjamin B.
French Lodge No. Is, was held Monday
evening. The fellow craft degree was
conferred.
The grand visitation to Arminius Lodge,
No. 25, last Tuesday evening, was made
by T. John Newton, senior grand war
den, in the unavoidable absence of the
grand master and deputy grand master.
Selections by orchestra from Marine
Band were given and a flute solo by r.
Z. Seel. Vocal selections were given
by an octette composed of Henry Wass-
man, Philip Melcher, Jacob Bruegger.
George NJ. Seibert, George Storm, Otto
Mitlacher, Fred Carl, and John Weber.
Grand Master Murch arrived before the
conclusion of the exercises and made
congra tulatory remarks.
At the visitation to King Solomon
Lodge. No. 81, last Wednesday afternoon,
the programme included a tenor solo by
]. F. NJ. Bowie; an address by William
H. Singleton on origin and significance
of term York Rite Masonry" Third
Degree" chant by Luther L. Apple, and
Interpretation of twelfth chapter of &C.
clesiastes by Rev. ]. Jay Dimon.
The remaining visitations will be made
10 Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. g. Tues
day evening in ballroom Of the Arcade,
Fourteenth Street near Park Raod, and
TO National Lodge Friday evening at
Masonic Temple.
Hiram Lodge held memorial services |
Thursday evening in honor of the MEM |
bers who passed away during the Ma |
sonic year. The lodge will have charge |
Of religious services at the Masonic and |
Eastern Star Home to-day.
. George c. Whiting Lodge visited Co |
lunbia Lodge, No. 2S5, of Clarendon, Va.
Thursday evening, and conferred the |
Master Mason degree.
William B. Melish, grand master of the /
Grand Encampment of the Knights
Templar Of the United States, has an
nounced the appointment OF his personal
for the purpose of visit
ing and inspecting the several grand
Henry NJ. Boykin, of |
Va Grand nF