Evening star., 1912-11-03

| But one Grand Lodge visitation is
scheduled for the current week that to
Naval Lodge, No. 4, at 4th street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, Thurs
day evening, when, in addition to prop
erly receiving the grand master and
officers of the Grand Lodge, the fellow
craft degree will be exemplified. Two
lodges, National. No. II. and King
David. No %, and one Royal Arch
chapter, La Fayette. No. 5. have called
off their meetings scheduled for Tues
day evening, because of the interest
of their members in the election re-
turns. Capitol Chapter. No. II, has
called off it's convocation scheduled for
Thursday evening
| Worshipful Master Harry L. Strang.
jr., of Benjamin b. French Lodge, No.
10. has caused an impressive program
to be prepared for the annual memorial
exercises of the lodge. which will be
held tomorrow evening. Music will be
Charles e. Meyers. Melville -. Hensey,
Roland r. Rodrick and Charles w.
Moore. with Oscar A. Danzenbaker or
ganist.
After Lead, Kindly Light by the
quartet. Rev. z. Hez Sven will offer
prayer. followed by The Star Spangled
Banner" by the quartet. and solo
by Charles E. Meyers. Rev. Ulysses G..
b. Pierce will deliver the Grafton of the
evening: Charles W. Moore will sing
| selection, In Memoriam," and prayer
and benediction by Rev. John NJ. Schick.
chaplain of the lodge, will close the
| exercises.
Ten names appear upon the memorial
record for the year-William H. Mickle.
jr., life member. who was assassinat-
ed November 16, 1911: Samuel =. Pear
son. life member. who died November
10. 1911: Joseph K. Potter. who was
also past high priest of Mount Horeb
Royal Arch Chapter. No. 4, and who
died October 16. 1911; James Ray. who
died May l, 1912: Archibald /. Rogers, Il
life member, who died February %.
1912: Rear Admiral Winfield Scott
Schley, who was made Mason "at
sight by the then grand master. John
Henry Small, jr.. and was also thirty
third degree honorary member OF the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite for
the Southern Jurisdiction of the United
States. and who died in New York city
October 2. 1911; William Senft, life
member. who died April s. 1912; Samuel
| Edward Slater, who served the lodge
as it's master in 1882 and died May
I2O 1912; Joseph Tyssowski, who died
October 16 1911. and Lorenzo Wander
| hoef, life member. who died In Los
| Angeles, Cal, September 16, 1912.
| Potomac Royal Arch Chapter, No. $,
| has called special for Friday evening,
| when the +. NJ. and NJ. e. NJ. degrees
| will be exemplified.
/ Arrangements have been made by the
| local Scottish Rite bodies To receive the
| election returns at the cathedral, sd ana
| + streets northwest, Tuesday evening.
| SIthras Lodge of Perfection will con-
| slider an important amendment to its
| bylaws Tuesday evening. and Venerable
| Master Fred NJ. Book, *. G. c. H.. has
| urged the attendance of every member
| for the purpose. Announcement is also
| made by the executive committee of the
| local bodies that during the winter some
| degree of the rite will be worked every
/ Tuesday evening.
Heading the latest circular of Wor-
| shipful Master Carter e. keene of Tenn
pie Lodge, No. 32. is the following:
/ Sentiment.
A little Child in a Manger lay,
| And wise men came to see;
| A cleaning Star had shown the way
| IT'S shining still for you and me.
| Fer the way TO God Is now. as then,
| Through the Child of Bethlehem
A Cross arose a wind-swept hill,
And Disciples went to
But the Son TO the Father found His way
| IT'S open still for You and me.
Fer the way 10 God is now, as then.
Through the Christ and Cress of Bethlehem.
|
June, 1912.
Arminius Lodge. No. -. is making spe--
cial preparations for the reception OF
IGrand Master Ben w. Murch and the Of
ficers of the Grand Lodge of the District
of Columbia Tuesday evening, Novem-
ber -.
/ Junior Warden Court +. Wood will have
charge of the exemplification of the F. {.
degree IN Naval Lodge. No 4, Thursday
evening. when the grand visitation to the
lodge will also occur.
Religious services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home next Sunday after
noon November 10. will be conducted
under tne auspices of Dawson Lodge, No.
IT, The lodge will exemplify the r. &.
degree at its communication NoVem-
Der H.
!. Castleman F. Boss, chairman OF the
ladies night committee of kallpolls
Grotto. No. II. Mystic Order of Yelled
Prophets of the Enchanted Realm, re-
ports that plans are being rapidly per
fected to make tAe event, which VIII take
place in odd Fellows Hall November
-. at s O'Clock. the greatest of its kind
ever held by the grotto.
Monarch Raymond B. Dckey has been
d sked to hold another ceremonial session
of Kallipolis Grotto in the near future to
enable many of the members who did
not attend the last to witness the work
/
contain richer material and give q
, broader scope than the old ritual. AL
ready it is said, pledges have been made
which will insure u Sood-siZed class of
neophytes to take the mystic voyage to
the realm of goodfellowship and perpet-
, ual enjoyment.
t Norshpful Master Robert II. Young of
5 Harmony Lodge. No. II, has invited the
! members of Temple Lodge No. -. their
E wives mothers, sisters and sweethearts tC
} join a like company from his lodge. IN
I llodgeroom, No. l. at Masonic Temple
t Tuesday evening, TO hear the election re-
turns" A wire will run direct to the
lodgeroom.
I Eminent Commander Frank r. Under
e wood is looking forward TO a celebration
OF the fftieth anniversary of Columbia
t Commandery, No. ,, Friday evening
: he had the past commanders and Off
GERS in consultation on the subject. 1t is
his hope TO celebrate the event in connec-
I tion with a ladies' night. and in addi-
: ton 10 other entertainment to have it in
a clude dance and perhaps a banquet. y
special election by dispensation of the
0 grand commander. will be held by the
1 co nd