The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-01


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ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH hiIh
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Fe,ist Chapter, Rose Croix, fifteenth 10
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rinete-pth to thirteenth. at 80 .. m
June l-AIbert Pike conSstoJ, thtrfy-nnt 70
tAr'''''p Eastern Stern STAR CHAPTERS.
June S-Mizpsh No. Q.
June 4-Areme, No. To-
June 5-Esther. No. 5.
June 6-Martha, No. L.
At the meeting Of the Masonic Mutual
Life Association last Wednesday night
Charles F. Nesbit was elected president
N tu the vacancy caused by the death
~ G.orpe Gibson Theodore FTieous
was elected treasurer in place OF Brother
Neshit.
The delegates and a large representa-
ton of the prophets" Of kalhpons
Grotto. No. Is, Mystic Order Of Yelled
Prophets of the Enchanted Realm len
last night at midnight, for Springfield
Mass 10 attend the sessions of the su'
prerne council OF the order, which vii
be held June and l.
YESTERDAY the local prophets" enter
tanned a delegation OF 100 members OF
Islam Grotto, No. So, Of Pittsburg. Pa
Arriving at 7:S0 o'clock yesterday morn
ing the visitors were takep to oreakIas'
in the House restaurant at the Capitol
After sightseeing trips around the CITY
and dinner, the visitors LETT on tneir spe'
cial train at 3 o'clock for Baltimore
Nd, where they took a boat, via Bostor
to Springfield, Mass.
The committee on reception OF th'
visitors was composed of Peter Latter
ner. chairman; C. P. Boss, Jesse r. Grant
William H Lanvoight, E. w. Hawklns
H l. strang, jr.. Edward S. Schmid' Ut
wunder, Philip Nackman, F. H. Kramer
Thomas A Bynum, and A c. wilkins
Each lady of the visiting party was pre-
scented a beautiful souvenir, by kallipoi'
Grotto.
When the local prophets" arrive II
Springfield they will have their head
Quarters at the Cooley Hotel. They VIII
go by rail TO New York and thence by
boat I'D the historic Hudson to Albany
and then by rail to Springfield.
Among their number is an of1cer OF TINS
supreme council. Edward s. Schmid. th'
well known past Monarch OF kalllpoils
II is certain that Past Monarch Schmic
will be advanced at least one station II
the official line of officers. He is at pres
ent grand marshal. and the next once
is that of grand standard bearer.
Schiller Lodge. No. S04. F. and A. M
of Brooklyn, n. Y, 80 strong, vii
leave Washington at SIS o'clock thii
evening for New York. having taken
beautiful sightseeing trip to the Capt.
tai City.
The visiting Masons and their famiiie,
arrived in this city Friday morning anc
were chartered at the metropolitan
Hotel They have spent the time in this
city and its surrounding points OF mis-