The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-26
NOTABLE EVENT IN
 MASONIC CIRCLES
Superintendent Master Degree zWilI be Conferred on
 Large Class
Delegation Of New Haven MaSons the Guests of Jerusa- lem CouEcI, R. & S. M. on Friday Lvening

Republication of the super-excel- lentt master degree by Jerusalem Council. No. Is, R. & $. M, upon 9 large class Of candidates will be 9 notable event in local Masonic annals on Friday evening. The exercises will begin at T:30 and will be continued un- til a late hour. Officers and members of Crawford Council, No. 19. of New Haven. have accepted invitations to attend the assembly, and a large and representative gathering of Masonic notables is expected. The degree will be conferred in Masonic Temple.
 Musical features will be supplied by leadership of Fred E. Brown, and by the double quaret, directed by Organ ist Paul G. Goulding.
 Announcements of the event have been issued to members in a neatly printed circular, the passages of which are interspersed with appropriate quo- tations of poetry, notably the follow ing:
 This night we hold an old accustomed
 feast
 wnereunto we have invited many e Such as we love. and you among the Most welcome. makes the number
 Another apt quotation in connection
  degree is this:
 .-FaHn. is thy throne, oh, Israel.
 Silence Is OCT the plains;
 Thy dwellings all lie deso1ate,
 Thy children weep in chains.'
 The musical program follows:
 Organ Prelude. Wagner: Processional Hymn. Paine: Response, Let the Words of My Mouth Barney; Gloria in Excelsis'', Goodrich; All Hail to Gcds. Putting; Fear Ye Not, o IsraeT', Buck; ssLord God of Pity Goodrich: 70 Lamb of God''. Goodrich: Ode ftune: ssSt. Martins''); 'The Lord Ancient of Days.
 The band of Jerusalem Council em- braces Fred E. Brown. Wn. Weiden- Hall. Fred A Strong. Eco. P. San born. Jos H Stagg, Aug. M. Engle- hard. Wm. F. Paddock, Wrn. G. New Fred E. -5rneed. Frederick Schussler. Geo. D. Roberts.
 The members of the double quartet are John J. Fisher, Vim. Q. Hawley. Jr.. Henry F. Parrott, Fred W. Post, Frederick Schussler, Geo. P. Rand. following members: Geo. G. Beers. D. Fairchfld Wheeler. Wm. E. Parker, Edgar B. Ellis, Albert E. Taylor, Chas. R. Growther. Geo.-B. Kinabal1, James B. Gregory, Jr., Fred Northrop, Arr thur H. Moore. Arthur B. Lieberum, Isaac L. Ferris, Ralph T. Fairchild. John A. Gorham, Vim. c. Henderson. Ward M. ,Cowles, Captain Frederic A. Bartlett, Lieut. Harry C. Stevenson, Lson15d 1on ward M Alen aEgnsrlen sane S Diamonds A. Elliot Frost, Edward C. Greening, George $. Hill, Thomas ". Jeyee: George Kingston, Louis Lynne. J. Grant Kingsbury, Harry House, Jr. Carl Siemonss Geo. Stad1er, Fred Atwa'ter. Albert !; Merritt, Frank Richardson. Ralph G sherwood, R. Irwin Smith, John H Wade. George HI T. Wallis, Clifford B. Wilson, Harry G; Toqsey & Hernnan I nan,wtIs K Beach, h's H. s
 A page of. the announcement is de- voted to members who have passed away during 1912.
 IN MENzoRLAM
 ''I am gone before your face, A moments time, little space. When ye come where I have stepped Te will wonder why ye wept; rf1at Tit. here | is ali, and there is naueht.n
 Frederick R. Kenyon; died April 15: sigmund !. Dornttzer, died April 24. Charles D. woodruff, died April 30. John S. Carroll. died May 3; Walter Latiner; died 4 May ss i,S51,e Gharles A. Ben ner, died Sept. 1s; John M Pollock died Sept. $; william Waterhouse. died Oct. g: Horace Pigg. died Oct. g: George E. Smith, died Oct 2S. The officers of Jerusalem Chapter are: George G. Beers, T. T. Master; D ,F'aircf1ild Wheeler, R. I. Deputy Mas ter; Herman K Meach, I. P. c. of w.: Ebenezer S Phillips, Treasu urer; John w Bedient, Recorder; Matson c Penfield.- Captain of Guard; Charles R Crowther Conductor; James B Gregory, Jr., Steward; Albert E. Tay- Tor Marshall: William F. Parker. | Cha plain. Frank S. Slosson, Historian: l Paul c. Goulding, Organist; George w. 1 King. Sentinel. Executive Committee - Charles M Gerdenier, Thomas M Barnes, Anker | g. Isyhne. George E. Me1ius Finance Committee = Thomas M l Barnes, Walter E. Marsh.