The Washington herald., 1913-09-28
MASONIC CALENDAR.

LODGES.
September 9-Potomac, No. 5. NJ. NJ LenAnon'
No. 2; La Fayette. No ls, NJ NJ; stansbuS' No
2i NJ. NJ; special communications.
September 30-Benjamin B. French, No. 10 NJ N.
King David, No. =, NJ. NJ.
October I-Washington Centennial, No. "A, memo
nal: Osiris, No. S. L. A; King Solomon No. Sl'
octobeT NAVAL. No 4. r o; Hiram. No 10;
la Fayette No. ls; William r. Singleton, No. u
October columbia, No ); Iebsnon, NO. d
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS
October l-Columbia. No. l; BnghtSood. Nc. =
October 2-Capitol, No. H.
October 3-Hiram. No. 10 -,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CoMMANDERfEs.
October Potomac, No. }.
October 3-Columbia, No. =
October SAN cuznnanderies at Cathedral Close.
. ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITZ.
September SO-Mithras Lodge Of Perfecnon' No l.
MYSTIC ORDER OF YELLED PROPHETS.
September 2s-Kanipolis GrUtto No. B cere'
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
October I-Areme, No. 10.
October 2-ESther No. 8
October S-Martha, Nc. 4.
Grand Commander Henry X. Simpson,
of the Grand Commandery of Knights
TeunpIar. of the District of Columbia, has
designated Fred S. Hodgson, of Potomac
Conmandery, No. 3, X T, TO serve as
inspector general at the service TO be
held at Cathedral Close next Sunday aft
ernoon, in place of Francis ]. WoOdman,
who is slowly recovering from his recent
illness, but will be unable to perform the
duties of his office.
The latest notice to the sir knights un-
der the Jurisdiction of the Grand Com
mandery reads, in part, as follows:
The Grand Commandery and the con-
stituent Communicates have accepted the
courteous invitation extended by our Sir
Knight. the Right Rev. Alfred Harding,
Bishop of Washington, to attend divine
service at Cathedral Close on Sunday,
October 5. 1913, at 4 o'clock p. m, you
are hereby directed to appear in full
Templar uniform TO participate in the
service
THE sermon will be delivered by Sir
Knight the Right Rev. James r. Win
chester, Bishop CoadJutor of Arkansas.
and an inspiring order of service has
been arranged.
The sir knights will assemble at the
intersection of Massachusetts and Wis
Consin Avenues at o'clock p. m, and
will be formed by Communicates and
march TO the place of service. Full Tenn
plar uniform with swords will be worn;
official jewelry may be worn if desired.
Sir knights unable to appear in uniform
are requested to attend, and proper ar
rangements will be made for them.
Families of sir knights and Master
Masons and their families are also cor
daily invited.
Music will be furnished, and additional
car service has been provided. AS this
service is distinctly for Knights Templar,
rendered as a compliment to our order.
let us show our appreciation by attending
in full ranks"
Potentate James T. Gibbs. of AImas
Temple, Ancient Arabic Order Of the
Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine, returned
last Thursday night from Atlantic City
y. J. The ceremonial session of Crescent
Temple. held on the Steel Pier at At
lantic City on the 18th instant was large
ly attended by visiting Shriners from va
rioUs parts of the country. A number of
the patrols participated in the parade
which took place on Atlantic Avenue, and
in the ceremonies of the evening. Among
these were Lulu Temple. of Philadelphia;
Silaam Temple, of Newark, n. j., and
Crescent Temple, of Trenton, n. J.
Among the visitors were the following
distinguished members: William Mellish,
II Cincinnati, Ohio; Philip c. Schaeffer.
If Philadelphia: Jack Cunningham, of
Baltimore, all past imperial pOtentates OF
the order.
There were number OF pOtentateS of
various temples of the Shrine, among
which were Daniel O'Flaherty. of Acca
Temple. Richmond. Va: Potentate Saun-
5ers. Of Keedive Temple, Norfolk, Va,