Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02
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Past Grand Master Claude KEEPER both
| made highly complimentary addresses.
and Rev Mr.. England helped along the
happiness OF the occasion by presenting
| to the speaker of the evening, on be-
I half of the lodge, a handsome umbrella
/ Mount Pleasant has the NJ. NJ. degree
i tomorrow evening in its new hall.
| Associate Justice James H. MacLeary
I Of the supreme court of Porto Rico,
| who is also past grand master of Masons
| of Texas. is i'll at the Walter Reed Hos
pital. but is able to see friends who may
call.
| Worshipful Master Bert V Wolf of
King Solomon Lodge. No. 81, Washing
tons only daylight lodge" is going
Wednesday afternoon at = o'clock a
senior warden's day" by having the
| NJ. NJ. degree presented by the senior
wardens of this jurisdiction. and he
A buffet luncheon will be served in the
| banquet hall in the basement of the
Masonic Temple at / o'clock. He tenders
] the sympathy of the brethren to Junior
death OF his mother. The lodge grand
| visitation occurs the afternoon OF
November 10. at e:30 o'clock. when an
interesting program is promised.
/ Columbia Commandery, No. :: will
| have the order OF the temple Friday
evening, with Seaton Trunnell, its
| generalisSimo, in charge of the work.
just before the opening of the conclave
| there will be d meeting in the asylum
! of the committee recently appointed by
the Commanders Association to arrange
/ for a Templar ball to be given at
Masonic Temple some time in January
| for the benefit of the Masonic and East
ern Star Home. The committee is COM
posed of DR.. Frank f. Gibson. chair
| man. and the commanders OF the four
other communicates.
! Appropriate music was rendered at the
| religious services last sunday afternoon.
at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
! by Miss Viola Schippert. with Howard
Wood as accompanist. and Mrs. Louis
G. Vugt ut the piano. during the hymnal
service. Rev. j. j. Diamond OF st. An
drew's Episcopal Church preached an in.
| teresting discourse on Fellowship.
King Solomon Lodge had charge of the
services.
According to the report Of Secretary J.
Is. Derrick of Takoma Lodge. No. ~
the net gain in membership for last Ma
sonic year was eighteen. the year being
the second best from this standpoint i'll
its history. The total membership at the
close of the year was 161 Twenty-Five
new members were added to the roll,
and there We're two deaths and two MEM
bers Omitted. The report of Treas
urer Wilmer G. Platt P. NJ showed a
larger cash balance at the close of the
year than that of any of the nineteen
years previous.
Worshipful Master Howard S. Fisk an
nounced Tuesday evening the death of
Past Master William Mems brother,
few days previous.
Past Master Dr. Otis j. Eddy, accom-
panied by his bride. has returned from
an extended European trip.
William II. Ontrich, who has been i'll
at Garfield Hospital fer the past three
weeks, has returned to his home.
Past Masters William E. Dyre and
Hervey S. knight have returned, the
former from western trip and the lat
ter. from a trip through the east
1t is announced letter of thanks will
be sent to Troop No. 21 of the Boy
Scouts, at Takoma Park, for services
rendered in connection with the decora-
ton of the lodge room Tuesday evening.
Potentate James T. Gibbs of Almas
Temple. accompanied by his official divan. |
the Arab Patrol aud 125 mobiles, visited |
Baltimore Thursday evening to attend a |
ceremonial session of Boumi Temple of
that city. The party left Washington ut
Gas pm. on a special train over the |
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and was |
met at Camden station by committee |
and escorted to Hazazer's Hall, where |
the session was held.
The Washington Shriners were royalty |
welcomed by Potentate William G.. Speed |
Response was made by Potentate Gibbs |
who paid high tribute to BouIni |
Temple, it's officers and patrol.
The ceremonial session was q great |
success, it Is said, and score or more |
of novices were properly cared for" A |
ing mobiles.
The party returned from Baltimore on |
its special train about midnight. Oriental |
Guide John A. Ellinger enlivened the re-
turn trip by conducting the singing. |
Noble Ellnger, being finished music an, |
a number of classical numbers were
rendered that will long be remembered |
by the nobility on the train.
The next ceremonial session of Almas |
Temple will be held November Is and |
the present prospects are that ii large
number will join the caravan. This ses-
sion, accoI ding to advices, promises to be |
the largest and most attractive of the
year.
The following were among those who
attended the Baltimore session and pro-
nounced it. as we'll as the arrangement
OF the train service and other features
incident to the trip. the real thing:
James /. Gibbs, potentate; Arthur J..
Bryant, l.. n. Meyers, DIR. Frank r..
Gibson. captain of Almas Patrol: Charles
Stewart George Roe, Charles Long, Vir-
gil Fookes. Hunter II. Laughton. 5. b.
ger. August Heimer, A. Jackson. J. Fl.
Goodrich George w Riley. Henry
Phillips, g. c. Dikeman, Thomas PICARD
William NJ. McAleer, =. NJ. Ellis. ]. c.
Yost. w. n. Palmer. IT. c. Giesehing. c.
G. Grey. Iceland II. f. Schuknecnt,
Charles Stevens. j. 4. Rutherford, Leon
Snthson. +. p. Pa.er, l.. X. Fox, j. e.
rn.rchild, George ii. Baker, Archie Doug
las. William Rose. p. S Schmidt. G. u
Pierce. John y. Goo,;er. r. Graham
James Graham, George S. Spransy,
GEORGE II. Townsend. Charles Levy,
James S. Mccarthy. &. r. Handy. 4
Milestone, Murray Baer. Harry Baer,
Charles +. Fred, &. 4. Brockway Harry
Dunkhorst. Charles E. Cross William r.
Hebbard. Carl b. Hebbard, l.. L. Thomp-
son. S. NJ. Leitzeil. George W.
S. Hubbard. Armand Offutt. e. f.
Gasch. Henry d. Schmidt, Edward $.
Schmid, !. G. Kimball. II. A. Freeland,
Adam Wetzel, Henry l.. Dauterich, Eu-
gene Paravano, John A. Ellinger NJ w
Waters. l. w. Tolman, r. Donaldson,
Otis Kent. e. ID. Anderson, c. III. Riden-
our. c. s. Moore DR.. Mark Finley, DIR.
Clifford Cox, George W. Masterson E. b.
Elliott, w. II. Parsons. Charles Dietz,
Martin Schneider, Samuel II. Moore.
Fred Albrecht. Carey S. Frye and ]. +.
NJ. Bowie.
Naval Lodge, No. I. expects to have
as its guests the evening of November
-. at : pm. when the NJ NJ degree
will be presented the officers and men,
oers of J. II. Z. Latrobe Lodge. No. 165
OF Baltimore, which entertained Naval
Lodge in March last In the Monumental
city. Tie communication OF November
~ will De devoted TO "a brief business
taflnent and complimentary euchre
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