Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-27

| new Jersey. Illinois, OnlO ana many pas
| grand masters.
Many of the grottoes have their own
bands and uniformed drill teams, and
the competitive band concerts and
| competitive drills to be held at River
side Park. in Springfield. are to be
| features
The committee of Kallipolis Grotto in
| charge Of the trip from this city to
the supreme council session at Spring
| field consists of c. +. Boss. chairman
w. f. Fookes. vice chairman; c. E.
Coberth. Fred w. Gardner, w. H. Guth-
ridge. j. F. Grant. E. w. Hawkins, w.
T. Hyer. F.. c. Wood. w. c. Meyers.
F. S Schmid and l. s. Goldsmith. 1t
represent the local grotto. The grot-
| toes of Massachusetts have the affair
at Springfield in charge. Samis GrottO.
No. SO. of Richmond Va. will join
| year to Columbus.
The local committee has invited all
who contemplate going to send in the
| names of those in their party. 1t Is
proposed to leave Washington Satur-
day evening, May 81. arrive In New
York Sunday morning: board the boat
for a daylight sail up the historic
Hudson. arriving at Albany Sunday
evening, and remain there until Mon
day. at noon, going thence to Spring
| field by rail.
The ways and means committee of
Kallipolis Grotto, No. 10. held meet
ling at the new Masonic Temple
Wednesday evening. to make arrange
| monial. to be held the latter part of
May. when a large class Of neOphytes
| is promised. number OF pettlons
! have already been received. and as this
| will be the last ceremonial to be held
| this season there is no doubt the
spring ceremonial will be one to be re-
| membered At the conclusion of the
ceremonies the refrshment committee
| promises to take care of Its guests In
! the good old way.
At the regular meeting of the Fellow
ship Club of Master Masons. held at the
Pythian Temple recently, President John
! +. Rhodes of the club presiding, the re-
ports of standing committees and officers
were received with unanimous applause.
| The reports show very successful year
| achievements and the finances to be In
an excellent condition. Arrangements
are complete for a benefit at the Column
bia Theater Monday evening, May 10
President Rhodes was the recipient OF
congratulations upon his successful year.
but positively declined renominat1on. he
highly complimented the vice president
ing the year. The election of officers re-
suited as follows: James A. Williams.
president: Benjamin Goldsworthy. vice
president: Y. d. Harbaugh, secretary ire
| elected; DR.. g. B. Young. treasurer ire
elected): c. B. Cameron. marshal ire
elected: Harry S. Chick, herald: j. A.
Williams L. H. Troutman. John E.
Rhodes, ]. f. Borland. Y D. Harbaugh.
Benjamin Goldsworthy and DR.. G. b.
Young were elected as executive commit
tee.
Washington Royal Arch Chapter. No.
2. at its convocation Thursday evening
presented the Royal Arch degree by the
following past high priests:
High priest, Horace p. Mcintosh. p H.
p; king. George w. Baird, p. H. p:
scribe, Matthew Trimble. p. G. III. p: cap
tain of the host, William j. Satterfield,
p. H. p; principal sojourner, A. ]. Fair
all; p II. p; Royal Arch captain; John a.
Byron Richards. P. H. p; mastr OF
second vail. Charles ]. James, P. H. p.
and master of third vail, Eugene j. Ber-
nard. p. H. p.
The attendance was unusually large and
the ceremonies were followed by a BAN
quet at the Wilson Cafe. The official
line of the chapter is made up as follows:
High priest, Edwin A. Mess; king
hall: secretary. Eugene ]. Bernard.
p. II. p: treasurer, John A. Colborn,
p. III. p; captain of the host, Frank ].
Rowell; principal sojOurner, John l.
Lohrer: master Of the third vail. Charles
E. Sayles: master of the second vail.
Thomas r. Manning: master of the first
vail. Omar j. Veley: organist. John L.
ADDIe, ana SenIlncl, DuOlcy w. f1emInS.
Pentalpha Lodge, No. %. is preparing
for a social session at its communication
May 3.
Arminius Lodge, No Is, George NJ. Sic
bert. worshipful master. announces the
F.. c. degree for both its communications
in May, the 9Th and the Goth Of the
month.
<.f~ ant
provided by the Texan Shriners for mobiles
and their friends who attend the forthcom-
ing session of the Imperial Council In
that city May IL to Is is as follows:
Sunday, May u.-Practically entire day
taken up in meeting representatives and
mobiles and escorting them to their re-
spective headquarters and place Of regis
tration.
Religious services in various churches
with visiting ministers occupying pulpits.
pm.-Sacred concert and organ re-
cital in the Scottish Rite Cathedral, in
which a chorus OF 100 voices from the
choirs of the First Methodist. Trinity
Methodist and the Central Christian
churches will take part, with Mrs. James
Harvey Cassidy. concert organist and &C
companist- This is one Of the first musical
programs given on the new organ re-
Gently installed at a cost Of $4,000. and
which Is declared to be one Of the finest
musical instruments in America. Rev.
George Sexton. a prominent minister and
a noble of Hella Temple, will make
short address. The program will be
features with vocal solos by singers of
note.
Monday. May 12-Practically the en-
tire day will be taken up in get
| ting acquainted and in attending to
wants and accommodations. Commit
tees will be at every depot to meet
arriving delegations. patrols and bands.
and will escort them to the hotels where
accommodations have been reserved for
them.
J For officers OF patrols and bands the
| entertainment committee has arranged
| for a get acquainted social and dinner
| at $50. when plans concerning bands
and patrols will be discussed.
/ All clubs and hotels In the city VIII
| keep open house each evening and night
\ for all visitors
| Tuesday. May 13.-9 a.m.-Escort Of i'm
perial divan from headquarters to Scot
/ fish Rite Cathedral Joy all patrols and
/ members of these great shrine organiza-
| lions will take part in this parade:
\ 10 a.m.-lmperial Council will be
| formally convened at Scottish Rite Ca
/, thedral
| l pm.-Dinner to imperial divan and
| representatives. in banquet room of Scot
| fish Rite Cathedral.
/ .m.-Auiomobile drives and spe-
cial entertainments at Fair PARK and
/ visitors.
| p,m.-Grand parade and review by
| imperial divan of all bands. patrols
i ana temples. This gorgeous and spec
4 tacular pageant is the browning event OF
Shrine week. The buildings and streets
1 aiohS the line OF march are to be elab-
orateiy decorated for the occasion. Spe-
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