The Washington herald., 1913-11-02

Violin soloist OF Capital Lodge, who
won high praise for his artistic play
ing.
Capital Lodge. No. "a, last Tuesday even
ing and were greeted by the largest at
tendance of the season.
The hall was elaborately decorated for
| the occasion with palms, cut flowers,
and autumn leaves. nestled among which
were numerous small incadescent lamps,
which made a beautiful and striking ap-
pearance. The entire stan of Grand
Lodge officers were present. In addition
to Grand Trustees T. Z. Landon and
J. F. skidmore. as well as Supreme Rep
resentatives T. A. Bynum and P. W.
Carter. 49,
The unwritten work of the third rank
was ably exemplifed by Grand Lecturer
John B. DicKman-
A detachment of ]. T. Coldwell Com
pany. No. Z, military department, under
command of Col T. E. Landon. aide-de-
camp on the staf of Maj. Gen. A. j.
Stobbart, Capt Hugh Reid. First Lieut.
I. A Emmons, and Second Lieut. ]. F.
Skidmore acted as an escort to the
Grand Lodge officers.
Every subordinate lodge Of the Domain
was largely represented.
Among the noted present were Past Su-
preme Chancellor Edward Dunn and
Past Grand Chancellors Albert Kahlert.
John c. Yost, II. J. Gasson, G. w. Haley,
T. A Bynum, J. w. Carter, and ]. B.
Conner.
The reports of the Grand Lodge officers
showed the membership of Capital Lodge
TO be Ia, with assets Of almost $4,000
In finances. Past Grand Chancellor BY
mum, on behalf OF the lodge, presented
Grand Chancellor StearTnan with a
A. .laI
gram Was rendered as follows: Piano
solo. Mr.. Milton Block; vocal selections.
C. A. Johnson. chancellor commander of
Myrtle Lodge. No. 25, accompanied by
Mr. z. L Mann: violin solo, Max Cohen.
violin soloist Of Capital Lodge. accom-
panied by Mr.. Joseph Stein; reconteur
extraor ordinary, 7. o. Pulizzi, of Rath-
bone Superior Lodge, No. .; piano solo,
Mr.. Benjamin Newhouse: violin solo,
Mr.. Max Segal. Mr.. E. L. Mann accom-
panist; Shakespearean recitations. Mr..
Sol Glickstein.
At the conclusion Of the entertainment
buffet luncheon was served by the
committee in charge, which desires to
extend its thanks to all who assisted
in the program. The most pleasing
feature Of the entertainment was the ex-
ceptional renditions OF classical selec-
tions by Max Cohen, the violin soloist of
the lodge.
The committee in charge consisted Of
J. z. Wilson. G. ]. Brawn. H. Cohen, W.
T. Frittipor, and E. W. Frick
The officers Of the lodge :: Chancel-
lor commander, F. NJ. +, zman; vice
chancellor, NJ. Fl. Konigsberg; prelate.
G. j. Brawn; master of work. II. T.
d. Sinclair; keeper of records and seal.
James w. Carter; master Of finance, c.
L. Saur; master Of exchequer, Julius
Viedt; master-at-arms, ]. W.. Carter, jr.;
inner guard, ]. L. Motyka; outer guard,
J. T. Skidmore, and trustees, ]. z. Will
son, ]. L. Hyde. and Julius vledt.
AscoIon Temple, d. o. IA. h.
Albert Kahlert, imperial azine of the
Imperial Palace, Dramatic Order Knights
of Khorassan. and representative from
Ascalon Temple No. 81. to the Imperial
Palace, has been advised by the Imperial
Prince Charles Z. Rice, Of Buffalo, NJ
Y, that the entire staff Of Imperial Pal
ace officers will be present at the Golden
Jubilee celebration, and Ben Hadad
Temple, No. 80. OF Baltimore, Nd, which
has the reputation OF having one of the
finest teams for the rendition OF '.Dokey"
work in the world. has volunteered to
confer the work with their entire team
upon a class of Initiates on the evening
of February IS. 1914
Ascalon Temple will hold a meeting
on November 10. when the matter of pre-
pairing for q monster ceremonial session