Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20

SOVEREIGN GRAND COMMANDER
JAMES ID. RICHARDSON,
| Southern Jurisdiction A. A. 5. II. of the
| United states.
Harris & Ewing Photo.)
| Brass and Orchestral Band under the
musical dictatorship of Prof, Guillaume
Evans. Ladies' night, November q, is
limited at, and those interested are com
mended to the committees as follows:
| Executive, Castleman T. Boss; entertain
ment. Samuel F. Shreve; floor, John II.
| Shreve; decorations, Oscar y. c. Oehm-
Ter: reception. Jesse f. Grant. and souve-
Mrs. Israel f. Goldsmith.
| The euchre of the Ladies Auxiliary of
| De. Molay Mounted Commandery, NO 4.
knights Tenplar. will be given at tne
| Washington Saengerbund the evening
| of October 80
| For the annual inspection and review
| on the White Lot Thursday afternoon
| the commanders have been asked to as
/ semble at their respective asy!ums at z
! pm. The review will take place at 4
| pm. The route of parade Will be along
| III street to 10Th, to Pennsylvania avenue,
; street. to the elipse of the White Lot.
where the formation for inspection will
| be made. Joseph G.. STEELE has been ap-
pointed adjutant general for the occa-
sion.
Edgar A Nelson of Columbia Com
mandery. No. ., Knights Templar, is re-
ported i'll with typhoid fever: Capt
Charles Loeff1er as convalescing and able
to receive his friends and Past Grand
Commander George Gibson as showing
marked Improvement with his recovery
now assured.
W. T Hackett of Mount Pleasant
Lodge. No. SO, has been designated by
Worshipful Master Charles A. Bradley
to RECEIVE contributions to the Masonic
and Eastern Star fund from the members
of the lodge.
Federal Lodge, No 1, will devote Tues
day evening to the consideration of inn
portant business and possibly to memorial
services according to the latest circular
of Worshipful Master William T. Rich
ardson.
Worshipful Masters Association for 1912
states the association Will probably be
called to meet next Saturday evening
after the general committee meeting on
Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
Worshipful Master Charles F. Roberts
in his latest circular. calls attention to
the interesting fact that one of the most
active attendants of the communications
of Anacostia Lodge. No 81, is Frederick
c. Pope, who was born June 10, 1922, and
is now more than ninety years of age
John J. Tunstall of lois D street north
east, one of the members of the lodge, is
reported to be confined to his home by
sickness.
National Lodge. No. 10. has called off
/ Vaf<.ot IaI fAr
Der ).
Features of the grand visitation to My
ron NJ. Parker Lodge. No. q. Tuesday even
| ing We're an address by Rev. S. w. Graf
| fin, pastor of the Anacostia NJ. E..
Church, on Youth. Manhood and Age.
the Three Stages; an orchestral program
by the lodge orchestra; under the direc-
| ton of Past Master B. ]. Wrightsman.
consisting of S. T. Compton, Charles S.
WoOdin and r. a. Smith. and the pres
entation of a handsome silver fern dish
to the speaker of the evening by Rev.
| W. w Barnes, pastor of the Douglas
Memorial NJ. F. Church. on behalf Of the
lodge. Past Master John A. Meyer was
in charge of the program.
Past Grand Master n. NJ. Eubank of
! Virginia, whose home is at Newport
News, called at Masonic Temple Thurs
! day.
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| trated with lantern slides. by Judge
Ivory G. kimball, was a feature of the
| grand visitation to William r. Singleton
| Lodge, No 30, Thursday evening. Grand
Master Murch paid tribute to the men,
DRY of late Worshipful Master George
Welker. who died in August, and to Prof.
! W. p. Ireland. Tributes We're also paid
! in short addresses by Charles c. Lancas-
ter and Grand Lecturer Thomas H.
Young to the memory of Prof. Ireland.
King David Lodge. No. 2s. has called
off its communication scheduled for No
vember g. The NJ. NJ. degree is sched-
uled for November ~.
| Benjamin Il. French Lodge. No. II, will
/ hold its annual memorial services No
Vember H. and November Is Will have is
grand visitation.
! Frank III. Pierce. thrice illustrious mas
! ter oS Washington Council No. l. Royal
and Select Masters, announces the de-
! grees of Royal and Select Master for the
assembly tomorrow evening. at 100
| O'Clock. In his latest communication to
| the members he dwells upon the beauty
| and impressiveness of the work, and says
I the officers are doing their best to ma &c
| this the banner year of the council; The
| recent large attendance at council meet
/ ings, he says, gives evidence of renewed
interest in Cryptic Masonry.
| Acacia Lodge, No IL, Under Worshipful
| Master Harry j. Robertson, is said to
| have just closed one of the most success
! full years in its history August b. Doug
| las, senior warden of Hiram Lodge. 10.
/ 10. has been elected an honorary men,
| Der. an honor conferred upon but two
| others. in recognition of his valuable
| services to the lodge as ritualist The
| program for the grand visitation. which
| takes place Tuesday evening, is said to be
exceptionally fine, although Secretary ii.
III. Burroughs states it will not be made
| public in advance. The lodge is said to
| have had degree exemplifca ton at every
| stated communication during the Year
J and to have been obliged to hold a num-
Der of specials for the same purpose.
| High Priest Philip VI. Ashford of Mount
Horeb Royal Arch Chapter No Z, an
| nounces the =. NJ. and NJ. f. NJ. degree
| for Tuesday evening at 100 O'clock This
degree is said to be one of the excep-
tional features of Mount Horeb and