Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-19
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and efficiency Of Generalissimo Seaton w.
| Trunnell and Mai. C. Benedictine Mat
/ thcws for services well performed lie
also expresses deep sympathy for Sir
| knight Miles Taylor on the loss OF his
| mother.
| The p. NJ. degree will be presented in
La Fayette Royal Arch Chapter, No. =,
Tuesday evening, by the officers and
! companions of Mount Vernon Royal Arch
Chapter, No. IA. of Alexandria. Va.
| WorshipfuI Ma ster Harry L. Parkinson
! boasts the proud record of Osiris Lodge.
No. % for the last Masonic year, includ-
| ing a net gain of five members with Il
| total membership October l of "a. Dur
| ing tle year twelve were initiated, thir-
! teen passed, thirteen raised, four affiliated,
| four reinstated. two Omitted. four died
and ten severed their connection with
| the lodge for other causes. The annual
| grand visitation of the lodge occurs the
evening of November ! at O'Clock, and
when the formalities have been cOnclud
| Ell the lodge VIII go to the communities
| ton of Washington Centennial Lodge,
No. IA, whose visitation also takes place
that evening. where Il program OF en-
! tertainment is promised. William A
Jones of 4U2 18th street southeast is re
| ported in poor health and tte members
are asked TO visit him. Osiris Lodge is
also rather proud of its record IN the
, matter of the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home contributions.
Senior Deacon James p. Schick will be
I'm charge at the presentation of the
entered apprentice degree in BENJAMIN
b. French Lodge. No. Is, tomorrow
evening. Worshipful Master Leslie
Cramer announces November . an even
Ing without work. devoted to harmony
and good fellowship, with the ladies
of sunshine for the hearts that are, and
of memory for the hearts that have
been The grand visitation to the
| lodge will occur the evening of Novem-
Der H. and the election of new officers
Tor the evening of December l. During
| the year sixteen Were raised, twenty rein
stated, two affiliated, ten died. seven d.
mltted and sixteen severed their connec-
ton with the lodge for other reasons,
leaving total membership of 30, Octo-
Der !.
Federal Lodge, No. 1. announces the
NJ. NJ. degree for the evening of October
According to the latest circular of
Worshipful Master Thomas KeeN OF New
Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9. following the
grand visitation the evening of October
70. the lodge on the evening of November
IL Will have new members night
ieaslihs. When the new members of the
Year will be honored and program of
entertainment will be presented
Harmony Lodge. No II, will receive
its grand visitation the evening of No
vember ~. at O'Clock at u special, and
The same evening, at 5 30 " CLOCK DaW.
son Lodge will lsave its grand visitation
and present u program of entertainment
Religious services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home next SUNDAY after
noon, October .6, at : O'clock will be
held under the auspices of King Solo
mon Lodge, No. 81, with the Rev. j. i.
Dmon. chaplain OF the lodge, officiating
Mount Pleasant Lodge No. -, tomor-
row evening Will have business meet
ing followed by lecture, The Glory of
kinS Solomon and His Mistakes" by
Junior Deacon Paul F. Grove of Federal
Lodge, No. ]. The lodge will receive its
grand visitation the evening of October
Evangelist Chapter. Knights of Rose
CrolX, OF the Ancient and Accepted Scot
tish Rite. announces the fifteenth degree
Icr the evening of October IS
;. Arminius Lodge No. %. will hold a
business meeting Tuesday evening, and
at the state communication the even
ing OF November 4 will present the
NJ. M. degree. 1t will receive its grand
visitation the evening of November Is
Dawson Lodge. No. 16. has the F. G..
degree scheduled for its communica-
ton the evening of October 81 John
w. CRAWFORD. who has been ill. is re-
ported improving and the condition of
Preston 3. Wright as unchanged in the
last circular of Worshipful Master
John l. Painter.
Features of the grand visitat ions to
he following named lodges are re-
ported as follows:
Stansbury. No. "a, Monday evening.
orchestral music by an orchestra com
posed of lodge members under the di-
rectiOn of DIR. Albert e Walker: an
address by Rev Earle Wiley of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church and
banquet served by the Ladies' Aux
Hilary.
William r. Singleton. No. 80, Thurs
win p. Callow, whose nom de- plume is
Tony he Barber" and banquet at
which remarks were made by Grand
Master Baldwin, Past Grand Master
Murch, Senior Grand Warden Alex
Johnston, Senior Grand Deacon Lem
Joseph H. Milans, Grand Pursuivant
Charles J. O'Neill. Junior Grand Stew
ard Mark F. Finley. Worshipful Mas
Lodge. No. :, and Worshipful Master
p. +. Pollard of Stansbury Lodge. No
"a. The arrangements were in charge
of Thomas J. Giles.
The degrees Of Royal and Select Mas
ter will be conferred in Washington
Council, No. /. r. and S. NJ. tomorrow
evening at 1880 o'clock. The council
has issued memorial circular for its
late Thrice Illustrious Master Frank
and paying affectionate tribute to his
memory.
Eastern Star Notes.