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

makes feeling reference to the death OF
Mrs. Gibson wife of Past Commander
George Gibson. whose own health has not
been very good, and announces the death
of Past Grand Commander Ezra Bartlett
of Pennsylvania. a past commander OF
Mary Commandery. No. Be, of Philadel-
phia, IAN unusually brilliant and useful
member" Sincere sympathies are eX-
tended Mary Commandery upon its great
loss. Reference is also made to the
presentation of past commander
sword to Past Commander ]. Frank Traz-
zare, on behalf of the comInandery. Sir
knight James S. Mccarthy making the
presentation address and conveying the
assurances Of gratitude and appreciation
to the junior past commander Sir knight
George E. Hebbard. who has been i'll, is
reported Convalescing.
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter. NO.
49, has planned for very good time to-
! morrow evening. when Rev. Paul Hickok
freshment." Arthur II. Kimball. pianist;
Oscar F. Comstock. organist. and Messrs.
Bowie Bartlett, Hicks and Moore. "Chap-
ter choristers." will contribute with musi-
cal offerings extraordinary
Worshipful Master George E. Kennedy
of the New Jerusalem Lodge. No. q. has
issued call for rally of the members
all, of whom he says, are probably at
home from their summer vacations, to
witness the exemplification of the +. A
degree Thursday evening.
Worshipful Master Charles e Fitch
berger. jr, of ST. Johns Lodge, No H.
terest manifested during the summer
months and calls them for the eXem-
plification Of the F. A. degree Friday
evening and the NJ. NJ. degree Monday,
September 30, at special.
Monarch Raymond B. Dickey. in issu-
ing his call for business session Of
Kallipolis Grotto. No. IL, Mystic Order
of Yelled Prophets of the Enchanted
Realm for Thursday evening at Odd
! Fellows Hall. on 7th street northwest.
! makes a number of attractive announce
ments for the entertainment of its mem
| bers. 1.-The real thing" he says, which
means the first grand ceremonial session
Of the fan. will take place at Odd Eel
| lows Hall Monday, October n, at 80
| o'clock. when admission will be by 'fez.
button and 1912 card" Ladies' night is
| scheduled for Wednesday evening, No
| yember -, at 8 O'Clock. the details for
| which, because of their elaborate char
| acter, have not yet been completed.
/ Samis Grotto of Richmond, he says,
has sent very cordial invitation to the
| prophets of Kallipoiis GrottO to visit
Richmond for half Z day and all night
I Wednesday, October 16. when it holds
| it's grand ceremonial session and will
| LAY itself out for their entertainment.
! The train Will ledNc oIlOu StdtiOH dt uOOu
| of that day, arriving in Richmond at 3
pm, with later train at pm. SAINTS
! will do the rest. he says Last but not
! least, he calls attention to the fact that
| the religious exercises at the Masonic
| and Eastern Star Home will be conducted
under the auspices of kallipolis Grotto
| Sunday afternoon. September %. and he
makes special plea for full attend
F, ance on that occasion. The meeting this
j Thursday evening will be devoted to ac-
| cumulated business, reports OF Of1lctfS
| and special committees and the discussion
| of plans for the coming season. not for
| getting the subject of petitions for the
coming ceremonial.
! Past Monrach Schnid. who is an Off
| Ger Of the Supreme Council, is aroused
| over the apparent interest being taken in
| the formation of new grottO I'm Baltl-
more. He has received quite number of
| letters from Baltimoreans, who seem more
! or less enthusiastic over the idea. and
/ says he fully expects. with the approval
| of the grand master of Maryland to see
/, Il new branch of the Yelled Prophets of
| the Enchanted Realm i'm the Monumental
i city within a short time.
T. John Newton. senior grand warden