The Washington times., 1913-02-07
TRAVELLING TRIANGLE
OF ROYAL ARCH TO
LEAVE CITY TODAY
Columbia Chapter viii Turn
Pure Gold Emblem Over to
Druids of Baltimore.

Officers and a large delegation OF
members of Columbia Chapter, No. j,
Royal Arch Masons, accompanied by
the officers OF tho Grand Chapter cf
ROYAL Arch Masons of the District oi
Columbia, will leave tonight in special
Electric cars for Baltimore, to deposit
toe famous travelling triangle" with
Druid Chapter, No. Is, r. A. Al. Ct
ihat city. George NJ. Corson, OF the
General Grand Chapter, of Royal Arch
Masons of the United States Of Ameri-
"a. will also accompany the party.
The visitors viii be received In Bal
ti.lo-e with elaborate ceremonies by
tho lodge there. Thomas NJ. Brown.
aieh priest of the Druid Chapter, will
deliver an appropriate address. Fol-
lowing a reception rendered to MEM
bers of Columbia Chapter. the COM
mittee I'm charge OF the travelling tri-
angle" C. c. Coombs, high priest; Y,
st. Clair Thompson. past grand high
priest and chairman of the committee
4. Z. Galloway, king; ]. A. West,
scribe, and william T. Hastings, junior
past high priest. viii present the gold
triangle.
Speech Program.
The opening address will be made by
sIr. Thompson, the presentation BY
William 7. Hastings. Response TO the
opening address will be made by past
grand high priest, R. A. M, OF Mary
land, and the response to the presenta-
i,on will be made by Dan Millmeyer
junior past high priest Of Druid Chapter.
An address will be made by the Rev,
Earle Wiley. of this city. to which q
response viii be made by minister OF
Baltimore Grand High Priest Jacobus
5. Jones. of the grand chapter OF the
district, will make an address to which
grand chapter Of Maryland, VIII re.
spond A musical program will be car.
ned out and a banquet served.
The travelling Triangle" which or
isinated with st. Patrick Chapter, No
34S, of Toronto, Canada, to oe sent to
every Masonic jurisdiction In the world
10 arouse interest In Masonic affairs. L.
OF pure gold, eight inches high and
three-fourths of an inch wide 1t ID
appropriately engraved. ana adorned
With Masonic seals, and contains q
figure of 81. Patrick.
Guardians of Triangle.
The officers Of Columbia Chapter. No.
]. r. A NJ, of this city. who viii make
the trip are: Charles c. Coombs, high
priest: Charles C. Galloway. king;
James A West, scribe; Harry L. Strang.
jr.. secretary; r. B. Nixon. treasurer:
George G. Seiboid. captain of the host;
William s. Mcdonald. principal So
5ourner; Frank h Pierce, royal arch
captain: Rufus w. Pearson. master Of
third veil; George L Sherman. master
of second veil; George w. Kennedy,
master of first vail, and J. William
Lucas, sentinel
Officers of the grand chapter OF the
District who win accompany the ''trav-
cling triangle" are Jacobus s. Jones,
grand high priest; Adolphus Guide, dep
Ity grand high priest: Walter B. Pettus.
grand king: Lem Towers. jr., grand
scribe: Arvine ". Johnston. grand Sec
retary; Martin R. Thorp, grand treas
urer; Orville Drown, grand visitor and
lecturer; Edgar c. Powers, srand chap
lain: William c. Fowler, grand captain
Of the host: William II. Wunder. grand
principal sojourneT; William W. Jer-
mane, grand royal arch captain: Ar
:hur c. Shaw, grand master Of third
"eil: Emmett ". Carter, grand master
Of the second veil; Frank F. Major.
Grand master of the first veil, and
Cummins c. Helmick. grand sentinel