The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-21
CRYPTIC MASONS PLAN BIG EVENT
Euner-ExceIlent Masters De aree to Be Worked With Special POmp And
 Ceremony.
MANY CANDIDATES QUALIFY
Ren0uet Tn Masonic Hall To Follow Elaborate Program Arranged by Jerusalem
 Council.

Frahorate preparations are being made in cryptic Masonry for the TOT tn- canning assembly of Jerusalem councA' No. Is. R. & SIM, Monday eVenlns' November "A, at which time the Supe excellent masters degree is to De eX- eraplihed for the benefit of all worthy companions
 Ft is anticipated that the event will he staged with the utmost ceremony the degree being one that requires an exceptionally large cast, ana pelhs i"- terseIy dramatic
 The affair is to be staged in Masonic rTenple. and begins at 7:30. After the candidates have been disposed or a tssnouet will be held at which it Is ex- pected many eminent MasonS rom rom various parts of the State will be pres ent
 During the repr esentation of the old Rabylonian scenes, Jerusalem Council Band will participate and a double ouartette will render a musical pro- gram including:
 Organ Prelude ..-.......-...... wagner Processiona1 Hymn .--..--.- ---- FaIIe Response, Let the Words of My
 Mouth --+-..-.. Barney ssCforia in Excelsis" ......-.. Goodr1cn b.All Hail the King ....-.-,. Hotchk1se --Save Me. O Cod ...-----..-. Pruttlng -'Fear Ye Not. o Israer' '.'-' =. 9uck Lord God of Pity ........-. Goodr1ch
 
 ode cTune: "St- Martins'O
 s.The Lord Is My Shepherd" ---.. Allen Recessiona1. Ancient of Days"
 A list of the dramatis personae shows Frank M Canheld, D. F'a1rcniio Wheeler. Edgar B. Ellis, Frank S. Slosson. Albert E. Taylor, George B. TxfmbaiI, James B. Gregory, Jr., Will liam A. Lewis, Fred Northrop, Arthur H Moore, Arthur B. Leoerum ana Isaac L. Ferris cast in principal parts -1--ke. ~ T. Garner, Richard z4nkernagle, Wal ter E. Goddard, George D. Donald william C.. Henderson and George O. Borton. The Army detachment 1n- cludes: Captain Frederic A. Bartlett Lieutenant Harry C. Stevenson, Wn- Ham L. BeIknap, Jr., Frederick J. Ben ton. Edward T. Buckingham, Samuel Ss Diamond, A. Elliot Frost, Edward sC Greening George s. Hill, Thomas w. Joyce, George Kingston. Louis Kut- cher. IT,, Charles Logan. Anksr B. Lhyne, J. Grant K1ngshury, Harry House. Jr, Carl S1emon, George Stad- Der. Fred Atwater, Albert J. Merritt Frank H. Myers, Erastus G. Oakley John H. Richardson, Ralph c. Sher- wood. R. Irwin Smith, John Fl. wade George H. T. wallis, Clifford B. Will son, Joe P. Frisbie. Herman K Beacn' H g. Burr Earle M. Chr1gtte.
 The Double Quartette under 1c1 or eanSst and director. Paa2 G. GouldAng' will be composed of: John J. Fisher, first bass: William c. Hawley, first baes. Charles T. Goodfellow, second a,ass. F. William Berhens, Jr, second bass: Henry F. Parrott, first tenor; Fred w. Post, first tenor; Frederick SchuasBer, second tenor; Edward T. Price second tenor.
 The members of the Jerusalem Coun- ell Band are: Leader, Fred B. Brown, William weidenTamIner, Paul G. Goul- ding. D. Clifford Hall, Fred A. Strong, George P. Sanborn, Joseph H. Stagg, August M Enhlehard, William F. Pao- dock William c. Newell, Richard Pryce. Albert F. Dow, Fred E. SIneed. Frederick SchuSs1er, George D. Rob- zrts Edward G. Wilson.
 sThe officers of Jerusalem Council, No. Is, are: D. Fairchild Wheeler, T. | Master; Herman K. Beach, R. l. Deputy Master; Frank M. Garfield, l. P C. of w; Ebenezer s. Phillips, Treasurer; John W. Bedient, Recorder; Charles R. Crowther, Captain of Euard; James B. Gregory, IT,. Cond1c- tor: william A. Lewis, Steward; George D. Beers, Marshal; William B. Parker, Chaplain; Paul G. Goulding, Organist; Ezeorze w King, Sentinel.
 Executive committee, Charles M Gerdenier. Anker 8. Lynne, Thomas M. Barnes. George E. Melius.
 Finance committee, Anker S. Lhyne, A-tT,4r IT Moore Arthur B. Lieberufn