Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-02

In addition to the elections in the Royal
Arch chapters this week and the install
Iatiou of officers in Washington Chapter.
No =, which has already elected us OF
ficers. the chief events OF interest IN
Masonic circles VIII be the TRANSFER OF
the famous Canadian travelling triangle
from Columbia Royal Arch Chapter. NO
l. to Druid Chapter. No. Is. of Baltimore
Friday evening. and the working OF the
fourtheenth degree of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite in Mithras Lodge
of Perfection, which will also hold its
election Tuesday evening.
Nearly a dozen blue lodges which are
scheduled to meet during the week failed
TO notify the grand secretary OF the Work
for their respective communications
THE Travelling Triangle, which or1sl-
mated with the ST. Patrick Royal Arch
Chapter, No. /, of Toronto. Canada, and
which has been deposited with Columbia
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 1. of this city
fer some time past in its transit around
the Royal Arch world. will be formally
transferred TO Druid Royal Arch Chap
ter No. -, of Baltimore, Md, FRIDAY
evening. Secretary marry Strang, IT.,
states ii VIII DC chapter aHalr ana
Columbia CnapIer viii take the journey
to Baltimore by the electric hne, leaving
AT 6.ly o clock with the speciai commit
tee in charge of the triangle, of which
f. ST. Car Thompson Is Inc chairman,
and the line omcers or Columbia Chapter.
Ihis famous triangle, wnich has trav-
cleo Iar and Woe, II Is explained, VIII be
taken abroad May IL Dy The st. Patrick
Chapter. 2tV strong, tor journey through
the Grand Royal Arch Chapter jur1Sdic-
rIons OF Great Britain. Its return 10 its
place of origin Will be made the occasion
lOr great celebration.
Francis Sebrng. thirty third degree hon.
erary, will head the cast fo.' the fourteenth
degree. or perfect eiu, when IL IS pre-
sented in MItnraS L.OdSe or Fer1ectiOn at
Ine scottish Kite Cathedral, I'd and r.
streets northwest, Tuesday evening. The
cast Will also inciuue Allen BusSlus and
Ii. K. Evans, both tharty-thrd degree hon.,
oIary: Jonn Ii. ven Hermann, James III.
Mclntosn ana Milton Hopfenniaier, all
e. c. h. and George r. Davis,
I nomas X. Manning, Clarence h. Chris
Iopher and Benjamin GO!dswortny, all of
the thirty-third degree, with Mr.. Sebring
as director OF The work. This Will be the
fourth full ceremonial of the spring class
VI 1915.
Worshipful Master Leslie Cramer of
Benjamin Is. French. No. 10. announces
the VI. VI. degree for tomorrow evening.
with Senior Warden c. E. Hood IN
charge. supported by the new feature
team of the lodge. a social evening is
announced for the following communica-
tion. February Ia. when the original of
Frank X. Stockton's story, An Example
of Eternal Youth, is to make some re-
marks concerning King Solomon and his
temple. The Masonic and Eastern Star
Home proposition is also given consid-
cradle space in Master Cramer's circular
with Il realistic recital of the reason why
the brethren should not only see to the
proper extension OF the home but furnish
E.sr-e h n n low -
button committee has been appointed
with Martin r. Speelman chairman.
Worshipful Master Milton j. Fillius of
-Anacostia Lodge, No. y, announces the
u. VI. degree for tomorrow evening
among the lodge notes he states Roperi
T. Henning. NJ D.. OF the lodge has been
appointed pathOlOgist IN the Institute for
Inc oriates at WIlmarth. Mimi: that
Charles e Entwisle. who has been very
i'll, is convalescins, and that Rev. William
Brashaw and his wife. both now located
at Fort George. Fla. who also have been
i'll with miasmic fever, are also conva-
lescing- Master Fillius in his latest cir:
GUAR publishes the names of those who
have made and paid their subscriptions
10 the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
fund, twentyfour in all.
Washington Chapter. No. =. has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: Edwin y. Mess. high priest: Jacof
Pyrah, king: Thomas w. Bramhall
scribe; Eugene j. Bernhard. secretary
John ~. Colburn, treasurer Frank ]
Howell. captain of the host: John l.. APP
pie. principal sojourner: George L.
Lohrer, royal arch captain: Charles e
Sayles. master Of the third vail: Thomas
r. Manning. master of the second vail
omar J. Neley. master of the first vail
John l.. Apple. organist: Dudley w
Fleming. sentinel. William Fl. Wunder
trustee. and j. Edward Swaine. represent
alive on board of managers.
\ special convocation of WASHINGTON
chapter. No. :. will be held in the chap
ter room at 4:30 pm tomorrow evening
10 install the officers for 1913
The annual visitation of the grand higl,
priest and other officers Of the Grand
Chapter to Mt; Vernon Chapter. No. 8,
Royal Arch Masons. was held Monday
evening The grand officers were well
coined by Harry G.. Kimball, high priest
The reports presented showed the chap
ter had made a substantial gain in mem
largest chapter in this Jurisdiction with
t2i members on the roll. and that its
finances were in satisfactory condition.
The grand high priest in his address
compimented the officers on the years
work and spoke of the many celebrated
Masons who had held official position lin
past years in this chapter. especially OF
CHARLES W. Hancock. who was present
and who was the 1rst high priest of the
chapter h:Eing he'd that Office In 1867
lie Is now the oldest living past high
priest OF the Jurisdiction
program of entertainment included
fecltauons by W. .. Ison and quartet
selections by John F. NJ. Bowie, first
tenor; Charles r. Bartlett second tenor
James >. Hicks. baritone; Charles Moore
bass and Oscar F. Comstock, accom-
PIANIST Mr. Bowie. Mr. Moore and Mr.
Hicks sang solos. Terrence " Powderly
IN speech of blended humor anr pathos
presented the grand high priest on be-
helf OF the chapter with a bouquet OF
roses.
Worshipful Master Albert H. Pike OF
Ayron NJ Parker Lodge. No. % is in a
hospital in Baltimore. where he was
operated on for appendicitis last week
Wnlle yet quite seriously i'll, he is said
To be improving
p. F. Pollard. worshipful master of
Stansbury Lodge. No. "A. states the at
tendance at the January meetings have
been very gratifying. and adds that
chairs Will be provided for all who come
Dr. Allen Walker has been appointed or
gaRlst for the ensuing year. The plans
:or building Were held up for thirty days.
When the building committee will submit
additional plans for final action. 1t is the
intention to enlarge the hail that all may
be accommodated.
February II the NJ. NJ degree. as
scheduled. and the stereopticon. with lat
est pictures. will be used Music will be
contributed by Profs. Walker and Jack
son. and refreshments will be served
The LATCH string is always out at STAINS