Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-01
booked for June Is and its annual ex
cursion to Marshall Hall for July 49,

booked for June IS and its annual ex.
cursion to Marshall Hall for July IS.
cite Lodge, No. 10. will have an address
on Education with special remarks or
Success and It's Conditions" by DIR
William Eugene Brandt. Worshipfu
the present addresses of ELI S. Bartram
Robert A. Farmer, Charles r. HAZEL, De
Witt l.. Reaburn and Charles III. Young
June 10 the ledge will have the f. A
degree.
Past Master James +. Greaves is to
have an evening named for him in
George G. Whiting Lodge. No. 90 June
l.. when he is expected TO do some i'm
portant things in the presentation of the
NJ. M. degree. The honor is conferred for
faithful service in the lodge for forty -one
years, and there are to be other inter-
esting features. Past Master Greaves
was made a master Mason in George c.
Whiting Lodge October TO- 1872 and be-
came its master in 1894
Dawson Lodge. No 16 has the E. A.
degree scheduled for June and the +. c.
| for June 23.
Washington Centennial Lodge. No. IA,
mas devoted fits communication of Wed
| nesday evening to listening to report
from its committee on finance and good
or the order. to be followed by a general
discussion Plans are to be provided for
securing larger income and reducing
| expenses. and all members are urged by
! "orshipful Master Jason Waterman to
be on hand. June II the lodge will have
It's .heater party at the Columbia and
| June Is the r. G.. degree with Paul +.
Lesh and James S. Mccarthy prime fac
| tors in the order named
kallipolis Grotto, No. 10. Mystic Order
from nfc- Nr
realm. surprised the wives and daugh-
tiers OF the members of Islam Grotto of
flttspurgh Friday. when they were about
10 ieave after flying sightseeing trip to
OF them with pound box of Martha
washington candies. William F. and
A1dolphus GUIDE furnished the kallipolis
ladies' who took the Springfield trip with
a similar surprise in presenting them with
handsome corsage bouquets this morning
just before the boat left New York city
TOT ior Aioany. The party left at midnight
last night on its way to the Springfield
session OF the Supreme Council and it
was made up of a couple score or more
! Washngtonians
Just how important a position the late
Fast Grand Commander George Gibson.
| probably one of the most affectionately
Tesaroed Masons ever connected with
| the iocal fraternity, occupied in the Tenn
piar world may be imagined by the fol-
| lowing changes. just announced by Grand
Commando Henry X. Simpson because
| OF the death of the former Past Grand
Commander j. Henry Small. jr.. has
been appointed grand treasurer Of the
| Grand Commandery, vice Gibson; Past
Grand Commander William T. Galliher
| has been appointed on the staff of the
grand marshal for the triennial conclaye
or the Grand Encampment Of Knights
Iemplar at Denver, in August, vice Glib
son; Past Grand Commander Harrison
bingham has been appointed chairman of
the committee on Templar Jurisprudence
of the Grand Commandery, vice Gibson,
ana Past Grand Commander Walter H.
kiop1er has been appointed to fill the
vacancy In the committee caused by the
death of Mr.. Gibson, while in the Ma
sonic Mutual Life Association. of which
the deceased was president. Charles F.
Nesblt has been selected to fill the va
cancy. Theodore Friebus has been chos-
en- treasurer of the associa ton vice Nes-
bit, made president
Three nephews of the late George Glib
son received the Royal Arch degree in
Columbia Royal Arch Chapter, No. /,
| Thursday. at Masonic Temple, in the
presence OF seventy-five visiting Royal
Arch Masons Of Druid Royal Arch Chap
| ter, No. %. OF Baltimore, who were the
j special guests of the evening
| The degree was conferred by the High
prests Association. with the stations
niied as follows: Anthony Lehr, high
| priest; Wilbur II. Lawrence. king: Ar
thur l. Bryant. scribe: William ". Nc
| Donald. captain of the host; Walter T.
I Paine. principal sojourner: Richard A.
| Roseberry. Royal Arch captain; Edward
J n. Mess. master of third vail: Samuel
Thomas g. King. master of first vail.
| Orville Drown. grand visitor and lee
| turer. delivered the charge.
| The Baltimore delegation was headed
by Thomas Nj. Brown. high priest of
Druid Chapter; H. d. Heinzman, scribe;
| Dr. John II. Schlenkman captain OF the
host: John Lubbers Royal Arch captain;
Dr. NJ. d. Milmer, master of third vail;
| Henry Buttner. master of first vail:
Charles Granville. past high priest and
grand tiler of the temple: Rev Dr. e. W.
/ Wroth. past high priest; Dan F.. Billmyer,
past high priest. and AL Pfeitsch, past
/ high priest.
| Following the degree work. the visitors
were escorted to the banquet room in the
basement of the Masonic Temple where
banquet was served. William T. Hast
| ings. past high priest OF Columbia Chap
| ter, presided in the absence of High
Priest c. c. Coombs, who was called out
| or the city Thursday morning Past
| Grand High Priest +. ST. Clair Thomp-
son was the POSTMASTER Toasts were
responded to by William T. Hastings.
| past high priest: c. Z. Baldwin, grand
| master OF Masons: Thomas NJ Brown,
| high priest of Druid Chapter of Balti-
more: Rev. DIR. Wroth of Druid Chapter:
| George Wheelock of Mount Horeb Chap
i
The Baltimore visitors returned to their
| homes on a special electric train after
| the function.
| In the party that accompanied Grand
| Marshal h. S. Schmid' Of the Supreme
| council. and Monarch Jesse F. Grant of
| kallipolis Grotto. No. ID. Mystic Order
OF Yelled Prophets OF the Enchanted
Realm. TO Springfield. Mass. by way
| OF New York and Albany last night were
| T.. w. Hawkins. c. p Boss. Miss d. NJ
Boss. Mrs. Tenie Hoist. Master Edward
Hoist, Master Teddy Hoist, Miss Flor
1 ence Schmid. +. c. Wood, I. S. Gold
smith. c. II. Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs l..
| o. Schoenthal. Mrs. Louise English, Miss
I Amelia Baier. Walter Mcdowell Mrs.
Catherine Ley. Mr. and Mrs. W. j.
Quinn. Master Quinn and Miss Quinn.
Eastern Star Notes.
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons