The Washington herald., 1912-10-20

I eloquent tribute te ~ Nonnsy q
oeoege Walkes. ~ uasteg g ~ lo1ea.
yAe Gsd rscsntiy ~ q rseE Wi11nan
h ireland. voey popu1aP and ardent
member of the le1es. who has also 5use
recoatly paseed sway
| Tribute to- Prol. IrslAuA was also patd
by Grand Lsctafss fhomAs II. Young
and Charles c. LAncsstsr.
Judge Ivory q. x1mban delivered IN
Canal illustrated with sesrsops1con
views after which baasust was
served.
] Edward.N. Eubank. Of Newport Nswu.
Va. past grand master Of the Grand
lodge r. A. and A. H.. u . visitor In
Washington. He called at 0rsnA 0scre-
tary Johnston's once In the Masonic
Temple last Thursday.
The Grand visitations this week VIII b
made to Anacostia Lodge. No. a, p. A.
A. II. tomorrow night: Acacia Lodgs.
No. IL +. A. A. n, Tuesday night. and
st. Johns Lodge. No. n. Friday night.
Tomorrow night Kaliips,is orotto. No.
Is. Mystic Order Of Yelled Prophets Of
the Enchanted Realm. will hold . grand
ceremonial session at it, headquarters In
Odd Fellows Hall. - Seventh Street
Northwest. when II v expected that =
| class Of 100 candidates will be taken for
| trip across the River Styx.
This will be one Of the largest cere-
monials under the administration Of
Monarch Raymond b. Dickey. and those
In charge OF the programme Of initiation
promise surprises not only to the neo-
phytes. but to the members themselves
In the new and novel manner in which
some Of the tests Of the candidates will
be made. Every prophet" 10 expected
to be present tomorrow night.
Those who made the trip to Richmond
last Wednesday were more than repaid
for their trouble by the good time going
and coming and the hospitality Of Samis
the local prophets" made the trip.
headed by Monarch Dickey and Past
Monarch Edward 8. Schmid. On arrival
at the station In Richmond the visitors
were met by Q committee Of Samis
Grotto and taken for an auto sishtsssing
tour Of tho city. Q
After the ceremonial. which was one
Of real merit and originality. . banquet
was served. Tho Washington prophets
showed their appreciation Of the hos
pitality shown them by the members OF
Samis by presenting Samis Grotto
beautiful banner bearing = suitable in
scription.
Plans are already under way for
ladies' night to be given by the grotto
November q. Every prophet" Ii COM
manded to keep this date open for the
entertainment Of the ladies.
Lafayette Chapter. No. s. Royal Arch
Masons. has called of the stated con-
vocation Of November s on account OF
the election. Many Of the officers and
members will be out Of the city on that
date. and the chapter decided to suspend
business until the stated convocation OF
November 10. st which time the P. NJ.
and n. E. NJ. degrees will be exempli-
ned.
Religious services will be conducted by
Washington Centennial Lodge. No. IA.
F. A. A. NJ. at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home this afternoon at o'clock.
A bus will meet the cars at Georgia
Avenue and Rittenhouse Street at J
o'clock to convey members to and from
Streater requests all members OF the
lodge owning automobiles to place them
at his disposal for this service.
At its stated communication last
Wednesday evening WASHINGTON Centen-
nial Lodge. No. II. F. A. A. NJ. indorsed
the plan to raise funds for the purpose
Of completing the Masonic ana Eastern
Star Home. Addresses on the subject
were delivered by Past Grand Master
Lurtin r. CHM. worshipful Master Wal
lace Streater, Senior Warden Jason
Waterman, James 8. Mccarthy. Percy
Heating Past Masters Walter B. Pettus
and Sidney Jones and Charles A. and
Washington Topham. At the conclusion
the lodge passed a resolution pledging q
sum equal to s. per capita Of its MEM
bership.
william P. Chroniger Of COS Fourth
Street Northwest. sentinel Of Lafayette
Chapter. No. 5. Royal Arch Masons. and
member Of Washington Centennial
Lodge. No. IA. r. A. A. NJ. IL confined
to his home with q serious attack OF Ia
grippe.
Not content with doing itself proud at