Evening star., 1912-11-24

MISCELLANEOUS.
Nov a,-Kalipolis Grotto. No II. Yelled
Prophets. ladies' night, Odd
Fellows Hail.
Two grand visitations to the blue
lodges this week, the first, Tuesday
evening, To Mount Pleasant Lodge, No.
-; in the ballroom of the Arcade, 14th
street and Park road, and the second to
National Lodge, Friday evening, at Ma
sonic Temple. will complete those events
for the year. Dawson Lodge, No. 16,
tomorrow evening will devote its COM
munication to social pleasure. as also
will the New Jerusalem Lodge, No 2,
Thursday evening Both Temple Lodge,
No -. and Harmony, No. II. will ex-
emplify the NJ. NJ degree. Anacostia Royal
Arch Chapter tomorrow evening will
have the Royal Arch degree eXemplified
hy the High Priests Association, and
Mount Vernon, No. ), and Potomac, No.
:, by their own line officers. both dates
being noted in the calendar at the head
Of this column. The Scottish Rite bodies
will also be busy. Tuesday evening
Mithras Lodge of Perfection will confer
the fourteenth degree, and Wednesday
evening Evangelist Chapter. Rose Croix.
de Bruce Council will probably hold a
brief business session. Tomorrow even
ing also the board OF managers of the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home Is
scheduled for its regular rnonthlv
meeting at Masonic Temple Wednesday
evening Kallipolis Grotto. Mystic Order
of Yelled Prophets of the Enchanted
Realm, will give it's widely advertised
ladies night But one body, wash
lngtan Royal Arch Chapter. No. ., has
called off its convocation because its
meeting is scheduled for Thanksgiving
evening. In the blue lodges, however,
the New Jerusalem, No. y; George a.
Whiting. No -. and Temple, No. 81,
have all announced work social ses-
sionS.
The religious exercises at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home this afternoon
at ) O'Clock will be conducted under the
auspices of Hiram Lodge, No. 10. Rev
J Harvey Durham. pastor OF the west
ern Presbyterian Church ana chaplain OF
the lodge. will off1ciate. There will prob
ably be special music under the direction
of Past Master Harry g. kimball, organ
ist Of the lodge.
The officers and full degree staff of
Hiram Lodge, No. H. will officiate at the
cxemplication of the NJ NJ. degree In
National Lodge. No II. Friday. evening,
which Is also the date for the grand
visitation 10 National Lodge
Grand Lecturer Thomas II. Young is
looking for a goodly turnout of prospec-
tive Norshipful masters at his school of
instruction Wednesday evening. when- he
announces he proposes to point out. GER
tain errors 10 be avoided.
Tempt. Lodge No. y. Thanksgiving
evening. will exemplfy the NJ. NJ. degree.
and it IS expected several prominent men
from army, newspaper and other circles
VII participate.
Worshlpful Master Charles II. Bradley
of Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. 33. has
the Grand Master of Masons of the Dis
trict of Columbia and other officers Of
the Grand Lodge at the communication
Tuesday evening. To meet the comfort
Of the increased attendance expected, the
lodge has secured the ballroom of the
Arcade. at 18th street and Park road. for
the event. An address by Senator Moses
f. Clapp OF Minnesota, a Masonic speak
Of prominence; an illustrated travel
ogue. Wonders Of the Great American
Desert" by c. ]. Blanchard of the re-
rlamation service, and special music by
a quartet are among the features of the
entertainment provided.
Federal Lodge, No. I, is TO exemplify
the NJ. VI. degree al its grand visitation
TUESDAY evening Brethren from this
and other Jurisdictions. employed in the
Office Of the chief OF ordnance, t. s. A.,
VIII I'll! the official stations, as follows:
Worshiprul master. John A. Colborn.
=. NJ, Dawson. No. 1G Washington
y NJ. Dawson. No. 10 Washington.
-. g.. junior warden. Nathan Hazen.
y Nj. X Il. French. No. II, Washington,
J.. g: secretary, ). l.. Daugherty. St
Johns. No. II. Ohio; treasurer. Dodge
t. HernuIing. Dawson, No. IT, Washing
ION, -. -. master nf ceremonies Charles
". dudley. Roswcll-I@-. Massachusetts;
chaplain. john ]. Cook. The New Jeru-
- II
d-acon. 'i.orr. L. Lohrer. Columbia, No.
:. Washington, l.. g.: junior deacon,
George r. Porter. The New Jerusalem,
W. =. Washington, -. -. senior steward
Roger Shaw. r. NJ. Montgomery No.
135. Maryland and junior steward. George
X. Foreman Weston. No 10, West N.r-
Einla: organist. John l. Apple. T. Nj,
Indiana. No. al3. Pennsylvania.
Past Grand Master l.urtin X CHM will
he present and give "a brief talk on the
Masonic and Eastern star Home
The evening promises u be an interest
ing one. and Worshipful Master w T.
lachaTds"n expects a large attendance.
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter No
:. expects To have special audience OF
six to witness the exempHfica alton Of the
Royal Arch degree 1T its convocation to-
morrow evening.
Charles II. Bartlett of Washington Cen.
tennial Lodge. No. II, Will give an organ
Il
Ledge. No 10. tomorrow evening. which
mas been set apart for social intercourse
W. II. IL. Smith has also promised to de
liver his interesting lecture on the build
ing and dedication OF King Solomon
Temple using mis- block models for Illus
tration.
The extent OF the preparations made by
kaIlipolis Grotto. No. Il. Mystic Order o
Veiled Prohpets OF the Enchanted Realm
for its ladies night "Wednesday evening
at Odd Fellows Hall. 9Th street north
west may be imagined from the list o
committees which have the event ir
charge. The officials list includes the
following:
General committee-CastIeman p. Boss
chairman; W. Harry Mckeldin. vice
chairman.
Reception committee-Jesse f. Grant
chairman: r. w. Hawkins. vice chair
man: r. IL. Dickey, Ed Schmid. J. w.
Collins W. U. Wunder. G. >. Barnhart
Frederick Yates. r. L. Pullman. Mark
y