Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-24

secretary general is well on the road to
recovery.
Tuesday night will be ladies night
at the scottish Rite Cathedral. Sd and
f. streets northwest II which ali maSte:
Masons in the city and their ladies are
invited. a musical program of special
excellence will be presented Prof Al
fred II. Mort Will give an organ recital
in the absence of Harry q. Kimball. the
organist OF the local bodies Miss Mary
Wishes; Miss Schroeder. a soprano
solo: Miss Emma NJ. c. Bender will play
Grieg's Sonata as piano solo; MISS
,, Edna Snyder. violin solo 'tantastc
from the Barber of Seville: Karl :.
Kerr will sing a bass solo and Jacobus
S. Jones. tnirty-thrd degree honorary
and grand high priest of the District of
Columbia. will give rccitations.
Rehearsals for the spring reunion
April IL, IL, II and il are in proGress,
ard word has been received that tie
work ON the new paraphernalia and COS
TUNES will he completed in ample time
for the ceremonies.
Temple Lodge. No -. at its grand
visitation Thursday evening is to enter
tain the grand master and Grand Lodge
officers, ITS guests and members with
southern dialect songs and stories ~
Polk Miller who viii furnish an at
mosphere of the south before the war.
and AN address by senator Charles T.
Johnson. past grand master al Masons
of Maine. The communication of the
lodge will be held on this occasion IN
I lodge room No. J. as lodge room No. =
is believed to be too small to accommo-
date the gathering which orShlpIui
Master Garter b. keene seems bent
upon having on that occasion
At the stated convocation of Columbia
Royal Arch Chapter. No |, "Wednesday
evening, the royal arch degree was twice
| cXemplicd and rcpast served at d
nearby cafe afterward The work IS saia
| to have been highly praised High Priest
! Hastings reports that the prospects are
, bright for fat year, eight canqldates
! being expected and ten possible for the
mark degree "Wednesday evening.
In continuance of the activities observ-
| able in Shrine circles since the elevation
% w. Hamilton Smith to the office OF IL
lustrious potentate of Almas Temple M
Smith now makes public the names OF the
officers and members Of the advisory cCm-
| rnittee appointed 10 consider the question
! of the erection of table building ana
auditorium as the home Of Al'nas II
! the project is successful t Is SAID the
| auditorium will be the largest meeting
| hall in Washington.
| The committee announced is as follows
William f. Guide chairman: Lewis Hop
| fenmaier vice chairman; Harry Il. era
: ieT, secretary ROSS ANU t"S i-tNtoi
A. Barr. Achille +. Burklin. Fred w
! Behrens. Charles T.. Perry. W. Wallace
| ChiSwell. Eugene :. Cochran. Robert
Cook. William Corby. Albert T.
Coumbe, Joseph RI. Crawford Or. J. II.
| Gregg Custis. Harrison Dingman- otto j.
| De Mol, Charles II. DiSmer. r. Golden
Donaldson. Edward II. Droop. William J.
| Eynon, Adolph NJ Fishel George +.
| Fleming, Edmund X. Fox William T
| Galliher, Charles j. Gawler, George r..
Gibson, James T. Gibbs, Isaac Golden
berg, Isidor l.. Goldheim, LOUIS Gold
| smith, Roe t'ulkerson, Benjamin ;
| Graves, AdolphuS Guide. Fred Hahn
| Walter :. Harlan, Samuel Hart, SansIe
| T.. Iogc, James +. Hood. William Il
Holtzclaw, William d. Hoover. George w
Hurebaus. Charles Jacobsen. Jacobus =
Jones. David j. Kaufman. Carter Il
keene. Stirling Kerr, jr.: Franklin Y Xii
liam. Gustav y kneessi, Walter IL. klop
| FER, James l.. l.ambie, James I.anSburSl
Ralph w. Lee. Alvin NJ. ..othrop. Town
Hey y. Mckee. Arthur D. Marks. Edwin
MARROW, Thomas T. Morgan, Arthur c