Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-09

kalllpolis Richmond convention fund Is
20 De given at Polls the middle of De-
cember, just after the business meeting
december ID. when the new officers will
be nominated. The election will occur
January -. The past. present and future
or haiiipolis Grotto are discussed in the
| booster by Prophets Boss, Hawkins and
Grant
Naval Lodge. No T. will have brief
! business session November 20 beginning
at go pm. followed by compliment
tarv ecuchre and a program of enter
tainment. At the special communication
announced for November ~, at I pm.
the lodge will have the NJ. NJ. degree by
the officers and members of J. ". 3. La
trohe Lodge No. l6J. of Baltimore. who
vii! be special guests of the occasion.
The annual election will occur December
4, beginning at 80 pm.
Anacostia Lodge No. Il announces the
NJ NJ degree for it's communication of
November Il. with an advanced line
in charge of the work and divine Serv-
ice for the benefit Of the lodge conducted
by Rev. G. lie Roy White of the Ana
costa NJ. E. Church. November %.
King Solomon Lodge. No 81, will be
the only lodge in the District to have its
grand visitation by daylight. 1t will &C.
cur at 2:3O pm. November 10, at a spe-
cfal communication called for the pur-
pose An interesting program is prom
Used.
| Lafayette Lodge No 10, will have It's
grand visitation and ''Corinthian loving
cup celebration with Il special address
| the evening of November ~. The Corn-
THAN cup celebration is annual event
! COMMUNICATING the happy fraternal and
social relations of the lodge with Corin-
THAN Lodge. No ;;6S. of Philadelphia.
National Lodge. No Il. will have its
grand visitation November u.s. and Wor-
shipful Master John Marshall Jones an
nounces there will be no degree work
that evening. December the annual
election will be held.
4 The annual visitation to Benjamin B.
French Lodge. No Is, will occur No
vember II. and the lodge election De-
cember !.
ton, Arminius. No. %. will have its
| grand visitation November IS, when
unique program will be presented. AS
this lodge has authority under its char
ter to conduct it's work in the German
| language. its members are looking for
| ward to an address In German by Grand
| Master Baldwin. with whom all COM
municationS at the time of the visitation
will likewise be conducted In the German
language.
Hiram Lodge No. 10. will have it's
grand visitation November %. and Sum
udS HIUTHHiS. NOV SlllDeT at Ii o ClOch,
it will attend divine service by Rev DR..
Randolph Ii. Mckim, at the Church Of
the Epiphany. The lodge will hold
special communication for this event.
cordinS to the announcement of Wor-
shipful Master August b. Douglas
De Molay Mounted Commandery No 4.
Knights Telnplar is planning brilliant
entertainment for its Ladies Auxiliary
and friends Tuesday evening at Masonic
Temple. Charles A. Stevens, chairman
of the joint committee from the com
mandery and auxiliary, says he has
| secured quite an array of exceptional
talent for the event. Other members of
the committee with him include Mrs.
| Emma Thomfordt, president OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary: Mrs ". II. Beahm. Mrs.
Abram Frey. Mrs. hathrne I-oeffier. Mrs.
Louis Hartig. Mrs. Javins. Mrs. Samuel
Prescott. Gratz Dunkun, Commander
OF De Molay Commandery William II.
Beahm. Abram Frey, Louis Hartig. W.
W. Bisgs. George c. schafer. r. II.
Kramer. D. E. Croft. Emil Schafer and
John Tustin.
Orient Commandery, No. >, *. T., is
arranging special program for its
stated conclave November Il. when the
order of the Red Cross will be confer
red.
The chairs will be occupied by Past
Commanders Edwin B. Hesse grand gen
eralissimc. as eminent commander; Will
liam T. Miller as general.ssimo; Will
liam Mehn. as captain general; d. w.
beach. Jr. as senior warden; Fred S.
caWson. grand sword bearer. as junior
warden. Maurice Otterback as preiate;
Kenton n. Harper. as standed bearer:
Edward II. Tompsins. as sword bearer
and Allen Bussius. as warder. The
guards will be E. P. Hazleton. COM
mander: Guy NJ Nelly. generalissmo,
and William I. Hebbard. captain gem
eral.
A musical program is being arranged
by the quartet of Columbia Commandery
Invitations have been extended to
Grand Commander H. X. Simpson and
the Commanders Association, who will
be the special guests OF the evening
The ceremonies will conclude with an
elaborate Red Cross banquet
! The news that DR.. Isaac s Stone. one
of its honored members. who is one of the
! founders OF the American College of Sur
| geons. which was organized in this city
last May, is to be made i fellow at the
first convocation OF that body in Chicago
/ November II is giving much pleasure to
| the officers and members OF Temple Noyes
| Lodge. No. g. Five hundred surgeons
! throughout the country are to be thus
honored. and DR.. Stone is one of TIN,
! tVenty-four chosen from the District Of
| Columbia.
| +. r. Pullman. chairman OF the Rich
mond convention committee of Kallipolfs
Grutto, Mystic Order OF Yelled Prophets
of the Enchanted Realm. said yesterday
he felt very sanguine of raising the 81 600
| fund needed for the grottos trip TO the
southern capital to attend the next con-
vention of the Supreme Council of the or
| der, which will be held in that city June
s. and 10. The big attendance at the
| Wednesday night meetings. he said, and
| the enthusiasm manifested all along the
| line were sure guarantee that the fund
needed will be secured. The grotto Is pre-
pairing for Il big oyster roast and enter
| tainment in the Elks Rathskeler Decem-
| Der and extra attractions are promised
at the benefit to be given at Polls the
night of December Is.
! Acacia Lodge. No. Is, which in addi-
ton to presenting the r. c. degree
Tuesday evening, d fact announced too
| late for the calendar. will also be en-
| tertained with a recital of Junior Steward
! Samuel I. Farmers recent trip to Eu-
rope and incidental pictures of the
places he visited. The craft has re-
| ceived a general invitation to be pres
emit Acacia Lodge is said to have just
| closed the most successful year in its
history so far as increased membership
with promising conditions and much
! work aiead.
! Worshipful Master Charles s. Shreve
OF Lebanon Lodge, No. Z, announces the
NJ NJ. degree for the communication No
| yember II. The junior warden headed the
line, which presented the +. A. degree at
the last communication. The lodge also
has just closed a successful year