The Washington herald., 1913-09-07
MASONIC CALENDAR.

LODGES.
September s-Dawson No. ls, NJ Nj stansbuTy
No. a. Z. A.
September s-FederaI No. 1; Acacia. No. IA
n. NJ; Takoma, No, ..
September IO-Ha1nOny, No. Il, called on; King
Solomon. No. 81, NJ. NJ
September 1.-The New Jerusalem, No. 3, NJ. M
George @. Whiting, No p
September Est Johns, No. Il; Hope, No %
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
September s-Mouut Vernon, No s. called Oh
september s-Mount Horeo, No. Z; Potomac No. 6.
September Ie-School Of instruction.
September u-Washinston. No.
September T2-Eureks. No. (, p. and NJ. Z
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDERIES
September S-De Molsy Mounted, No. 4.
September lc-WashinGton, No. l.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
September 9-Evangelst Chapter Rose CrOix, No. I.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
September s-Temple No. l3i Columbia, No. IS.
September e-Electa, No. 2; Bethlehem, No. Z.
September lO-NaOmi. No. J: BTOokland, No. II.
September Il-Willism F. Hunt, No. l6.
September l2-Takoma. No. y; Cathedral, No. H.
Friendship. No. II.
The membership Cor "boosters'O COM
mittee of Hallipolis Grotto, No. Is, NJ. o.
V. P. L. r.. held an enthusiastic meet
ing Wednesday night at the New Ma
sonic Temple. when systematic plan of
securing candidates was mapped out.
Past Monarch Edward S. Schmid is chair
man Cf the committee, and Arthur Z.
Cook Vice-chairman.
Details of the coming ceremonial at
Odd Fellows Hall on Monday, September
%, were discussed, and a number of new
features outlined. Monarch Jesse F.
Grant states that a large class is as
sured, and that the ceremonial will be-
gin at an early hour, so that the candi-
dates, members, and visitors can enjoy
the banquet at the Willard Hotel, where
entertainment will be afforded by an at
tractive program of speeches, mirth, and
music
The Ladies' night has been announced
for Thursday, October Is, at the Willard
Hotel. when KaIlipolis Grotto, No. 15. will
entertain the ladies with an appropriate
program. The presence of Grand Mon
asch Hiram D. Rogers and Mrs. Rogers
is expected on that occasion.
The grand commander of Knights
Templar of the District OF Columbia has
just received Information that the ser
mon at the Knights Templar service, TO
be held a. Cathedral Close on the after
noon OF Sunday, October 5. will be de-
iivered by the Rt. Rev. Sir knight James
r. Winchester, DID, Bishop Coadjutor of
Arkansas. who is a member of Hugh de
Payens Commandery, No. l. of Little
Rock Ark. was formerly grand orator
of the Grand Lodge of Georgia, grand
prelate of the Grand Commandery of
Georgia. and is a thirty-second degree
Mason of the Scottish Rite
The privilege of hearing the discourse
of this eminent frater, the distinctive Ma
sonic character of the service, and the
day on which it will be held, all combine
TO stimulate the local Sir Knights to every
effort to make the service a success by
the attendance of every Sir knight of
this Jurisdiction with his commandery, in
uniform.
In order to make proper preparation for
this service a meeting of the grand COM
mander and the commanders of the other
communicates was held last night in the
asylum, Masonic Temple.
On Thursday evening at o'clock the
officers ard members of William F. Hunt
Chapter, No. l6. o. E S, will hold their
first meeting after a two months vaca-
tion. The worthy matron, Mrs. Rosie /.
Carter. announces work for this occa-
SION and extends a hearty welcome to the
members of sister chapters to be present
Several reports of interest to the men,
bership will also be read at this time.