Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-30
in the Columbia, Commandery election
Friday evening.

In lQS sSOldIlUIt<f SOALlkAdIi0CiS CiCSSAOLA
Friday evening.
L The Supreme Council of the Mystic
Order of Yelled. Prophets of the Enchant-
Fed Realm will hold its next annual. ses-
sion at Springfield, Mass, early in June.
Chairman Casttenan p Boss of kallipofis
Grotto's special committee for. the event
| is busy gathering the particulars ard
| enrolling members who will make the
trip. =
| Many of the large cities in the south
west are making preparations for the en-
| tertainment of Shriners and visitors IN
| attendance at the thirty-ninth annual
meeting of the Imperial Council, Ancient
Arabic Order Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
| Mayf12-lo. Dallas. Austin San Antonio.
Houston and Galveston will all have an
oppertunity of entertaining Vlsitors Tor
after the close OF the Imperlai ohfuie
meeting imperial officers and represent
atives and their ladies will visit the cities
r,amed on a complimentary trip given b!
fHella Temple of Dallas
T. rThe fact that Dallas has prepared TO
snend SlOOaCO in the entertainment OF
her guests on this occasion. and that San
Antonio Austin and Galveston are pre-
pairing to give lavish entertainment TO
the participants in the around-the- state
tour has. inspired the Shriners and bust
ness men of Houston to make much more
lavish preparations than planned former
II. and a campaign Is now on In Whlch
the entire business pubic OF tnat city Is
asked for contribution sufncient TO make
a favorable impression on visitors. one
of the features of this entertainment Will
be a visit to the battlefield of San ia
cinto where Texas won her lnoepenoence
of Mexico. and where Antonio Lopez de
Santa Ana surrendered to Gen. sam
Houston.
King solomon. No. 81. Washington $
only daylight lodge will meet at z
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, and Senior
Warden James T. Casebeer will preside
at the exemplifcation of the b. A. de-
gree. A list of the visitors at the last
communication of the lodge may De IN
teresting to many. 1t included: Past
Master John w. Echols, Henry Lodge,
| George r. Swift. Compass Lodge. No.
! 30, OF Robbindale. Mimi; Duncan Nc
I lsaren. Broughty Lodge, No 4s6: OF
Broughty Ferry. Scotland; L. I. PAUL..
| City Lodge No. 40S. of New York city:
| William c. Robertson, Samaritan Lodge,
| No. 100. of Marion. Ind; c. G. Leland.
Hennepn Lodge. No. T. of Minneapolis.
Mimi; NJ. A. Zelig. Portland Lodge, No.
Liberty Lodge of Beverley. Mass: Senior
Deacon NJ. Z. Johns. Temple Lodge. No
| .. of Richmond. Va, IL. G. Ballard,
/ Passumpsic Lodge. No -. OF st. Johns
bury, Vt; George l.. Snider, Columbia
Lodge, No. 80, OF Clarendon, Va, and
Charles NJ. Harris. Doric Lodge of Hud-
son, Mas
| At the communication of Takoma
Lodge. No. 70, last Tuesday evening. the
e. A. degree was eXemplified by Senior
Warden Enos 5. Harnden, and the recon-
mendations of the finance committee con-
corning reconstruction of lodge building
presented by Past Master William l..
Dyre, in the absence of the chairman,
were concurred in.
Past Master Hervey S. knights return
from an extended trip in northern New
York was announced.
| Worshipful Master Howard S. Fisk. who
accompanied the officers and members of
Naval Lodge. No. L. to Baltimore last
Monday night. told of the pleasant re-
ception accorded the visitors and of many
enjoyable features in connection with the
trip.
| At the communication April S, the T.. C.
degree will be eXemplifed by Junior
Warden Ernest w. Porter for the first
time this Year
r. y. Tolson, who has been confined