The Washington herald., 1913-10-26

violin and conductor: w. H. Hoimesl
piano; Dora Wolfsteiner, cello. and
Charles woodin. cornet.
A quartet composed OF r. p Back
ing, William Blanchard. Z. l.. Hutcnins'
George f. D. RoIlings, with John Z.
Baiiou. organist and pianist, gave some
very entertaining numbers. Edwin =:
Callow gave several readings In his usual
pleasing style.
The grand visitation to Myron Nj.
Parker Lodge, No. q, F.tA. A. NJ, last
Tuesday evening. was among the most
enjoyable visits OF the season. Following
the usual ceremonial music was rendered
by an orchestra under the direction OF
Past Master Benjamin ]. Wrightman. An
address was givenp by the Rev. James
Shera MONTGOMERY. Remarks were also
made by Past Grand Master Myron M.
Parker. W. w. Barnes presented, on be-
half of the lodge, handsome testimonial
to the speaker Of the evening.
Callers mt the Temple.
Among the many Masons Of high de-
gree. who are in attendance at the ses-
sions OF the supreme council of the thirty
third degree for the Southern Jurisdiction
of the United States. a number visited
the new Masonic Temple and called upon
Grand Secretary Arvine W. johnson last
week They included Elmer E. Haskell,
past grand master OF Florida; Harry A.
Drachman, past grand master Of Arizona;
william A. Hall. past grand master of
Missouri: Jacob Lampert. past grand
master of Missouri; Alfred II. White. past
grand high priest of Royal Arch Masons
OF Missouri, and Peter Pieton, past grand
high priest of the Royal Arch Masons OF
North naEofa
st. Johns 'Ladies' Night"
st. Johns Lodge, No. Ii, F. A. A. NJ.
Friday night, Designating 1t as Ladies
Night" The large room was filled with
the members and their ladies. The special
feature of the evening was the interest
ing lecture given by Brother Charles E.
Babcock on his recent trip around South
America
In addition to the lecture an attractive
musical program was given.
Mt. Vernon Visits La Fayette.
Mount Vernon Chapter. No. Il, Royal
Arch Masons. Of Alexandria, Va. visited
La Fayette Chapter, No. 5. Royal Arch
Masons. of this city, last Tuesday even
ing, and conferred the degrees Of past
Grand High Priest GUIDE and several
officers of the Grand Chapter were
present and addressed the large gather
ing Of Royal Arch Masons. The degrees
were conferred by the officers Of Mount
Vernon Chapter, who-are Claude w.
Fletcher, high priest; c. Page Waller.
king: Robert A. Zachary. scribe: Alfred
G. Uhler. secretary; William Lewis, treas
urer; wHlter C. Davis. captain OF the
host; Virgil c. Davis, principal sojourner;
Christian p. Heisley. Royal Arch captain;
Chester A Gwinn. master of third vail;
William X. Griffith. master of second
vail; Edward $. Fawcett, master of the
first vail: Frank W. Latham, p. II. p.
instructor; Leopold Reuben, steward; the
Rev. William F. Watson. chaplain; the
Rev. ]. w. Duffy, chaplain, and George
W. Zachary, tiler.
The officers of La Fayette Chapter are
J. Gordon Jones, high priest; Louis II.
Meyers, king; Jesse W. Thornton. scribe;
william A. Craig. secretary; Albert +.
Fox. treasurer; Oscar A. DanZenbaker,
organist; William H. Parsons, captain
of the host; F. Sprigg Perry, principal
sojourner; James S. Mccarthy, Royal
Arch captain; William S. Quinter, master
of third vail; Charles r. Bartlett. master
of second vail: John Z. Kreh. jr.. master
of first vail, and William P. Chroniger.
sentinel.