The Washington herald., 1913-03-16

will be as follows: Melvin A. Wertz,
thirty-second degree. venerable master;
Clarence E. Bright, thirty-second degree,
prior: Charles l.. Brooks, thirty-second
degree. preceptor; William Tayloe Sny'
der, thirty-second degree. prelate; G.
Leon Smithson. thirty-second degree,
fiscal; William II. Rowe. thirty-second de-
gree, master of ceremonies; Thomas r.
Manning. thirty-second degree, marshal:
Clarence E. Christopher, thirty-second
degree; bailiff; Frank E. Koch, thirty
second degree. warder; Porter l.. Fay
lor, thirty-second degree, captain or the
guard Icaas w. Wright, thirty-second
degree. sentinel: Archille E. Burklin.
thirty-second degree, exemplar: Lawrence
B. McEntrye. thirty-second degree;
Philip NJ Rieflxin, thirty-second degree.
freebotters
The programme for the Maundy Thurs
day and Easter Sunday services to be
held by Evangelist Chapter. Rose Croix.
No /. of the Scottish Rite. has been an
nounced as follows: Maudy Thursday, 8
p M, extinguishing the lights by the
officers of the chapter. to be followed
hy the traditional banquet. with F. A.
Sebring thirty-third degree. honorary
past W. NJ. as toastmaster; invocation
nv rev W lllldH1 ldNlOt cHNutI.
second degree: ITO the Memory of AL
bert Pike" in silence: ITO the Presi-
dent of the United States" by Carter B.
Keene thrty-second degree: ITO the Su-
preme Council of the Thirty-third De-
gree for the Southern Jurisdiction OF the
United States and the Sovereign Grand
Commander. James n. Richardson. thirty
third degree" by Ellwood P. Morey.
thirty-second degree. X. c. c. H, past
W. NJ: ITO the Grand Lodge of the
District of Columbia" by Charles r.
Baldwin. NJ. w. grand master; ITO the
Meaning and Mission of Masonry" by
degree; TO the Memory of the Brethren
of This Degree Whose Labors Here Be-
low Have Ceased During the Present Ma
sonic Year" in silence; ITO All Masons
and Masonic Bodies, of All Rites and
Degrees. Over the Surface of the Earth;
Honors and Laurels to the Worthy;
Health to the Sick, Comfort to the Needy.
and Succor to the Oppressed Every
where" by L. Cleveland MeNepar.
thirty-second degree. On Easter Sunday
at p. m. when the members are cordially
invited TO bring the ladies of their fam
lilies to the service: Organ voluntary by
Harry G. Kimball. thirty-second degree:
relighting Of the lights. the officers OF
the chapter: solo by Mrs Hazel Wagner
Reeder. address by Rev. Earle Wilfrey.
thirty-second degree: solo by Harry b.
Forker
The committee on arrangements Is
composed of F. A. Sebring, thirty-third
degree. honorary. past wise master. chair
man; Jacobus s Jones. thirty-third de-
gree: honorary. past wise master; John
A. Lacy, thirty-thrd degree, honorary;
Fred NJ. Book, thirty-second degree, X.
c. c. H, past wise master. and Arthur
B. Hayes, thirty-second degree.
Columbia Council, No. %, Universal
Craftsmen of Engineers, invites the
brethren and friends to their hall, 1904
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Northwest. to-mor-
row evening. when William T. Price. OF
the De lie Vergne Machine Company. Of
New York, will give an illustrated lee
ture on gas and oil engines. Mr.. Price
is an authority on his subject and all
who attend will be given an evening OF
education and pleasure.
The next meeting of Kallipolis Grotto.
Monday, March 81, promises to be one
of the greatest ever pulled or in the
history of the order.
Monarch Jesse F. Grant and his able
assistants F.. W. Hawkins and Castle
man r Boss, are working overtime to
bring about this result, and judging from
the large and enthusiastic meeting of
the committee. held at Masonic Temple.
Wednesday evening. they are going to
make good