Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-26

land, No. IL, special.
Grand visitation Will be made tomorrow
evening, at s o'clock, to Mount Pleasant
Lodge No IS, at special called for the
purpose of receiving the grand master
and Tuesday tevening. at O'CLOCK 10
Takoma Lodge No. ~, for which Wor-
shipful Master Howard S. Fisk has made
elaborate preparations. announced else
where In these columns. Three lodges
will have degree work, one Is not bull
letined and another bulletined only for
q special. without announcement of the
purpose.
The religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. this afternoon at
) O'Clock promptly will be in charge OF
King Solomon daylight Lodge. No. 81.
The Rev ]. j. Dimon of st. Andrews
Episcopal Church chaplain of the lodge,
will officiate Visitors should take cars
marked ''Takoma Park, 9th street line.
Last automobile leaves car terminus at
800 pm.
WorshipfuI Master Leslie CraIner has
issued q handsome circular announcing
memorial exercises in Benjamin r..
French Lodge No. il, the evening OF
November g. for George b. Bennett, Will
liam Bruce Coston, James III. Day, Daniel
". Herriott. Edmund Lee Hinson, Henry
Morgan, Watson J. Newton, William ):
Peabody. Rev. DIR. John NJ. Schick and
Charles w. Shelton IT contains the por-
traits and Masonic records of these de-
ceased members who represent the NOR
tuar. record of the lodge for the year
The program of the evening. which Will
open at SID o'clock, includes orchestral
music. Sc ections by Il quartet composed
OF Charles f.. Meyers. Melville ID. Hensey.
Roland r. Rodrick and Charles ". Moore.
with Oscar A. Danzenbaker as orGanist
a solo. D'tiardelot's 1.-The Great M
known" by tine famous young feminine
baritone. Mics Mary Crainer, Il niece of
Master cramer: soprano solos. The
Holy City tCiauD and Richards In
Time of Roses" by Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw
GawIer: a violin solo by Sol Minister, Il
cello solo by Dore WolfsteineT. Il cornet
solo. The Lost Chord" the soloist UNI
ANNOUNCED, ana ar address by Rev. Mer
rift Earl. pastor OF the Congress Heights
Baptist church. The ceremonies viii be
held I'm Lodge Room, No. l, third jlocr OF
reads ladies expected. The announce
ment also contains 4 tribute by =. St.
Clair THOMPSON. past master ard secre-
tary of the lodge and past high priest
and past grand high priest of the Royal
Arch MaSons of the District.
Past Grand High Priest George Il. Cor
son, deputy general grand high priest Of
the General Grand Chapter of Royal
Arch Masons of the United States. at
tended the evening of Saturday, October
IS, as tine representative of the General
Grand chapter the banquet given by
Union Chapter No Z. at Newark, y. j., in
celebration of it's Tooth anniversary and
addressed his companions there assembled!
ON ''Capitular Masonrs. MIR. corson re-
ports that it was 4 very elegant and sue
cessfui affair and we'll worthy OF the inn
portant event 1t COMMUNICATED.
The annual grand visitation to Takuma
Lodge. No. ~ occurs Tuesday evening
Preparations have been made for what
promises to he one of the largest gather
fngs of members of the fraternity III the
lodge this year.
Invitations have been accepted by for
mer Gov Alexander NJ. Dockery of Mis-
souri,. third assistant postmaster general
who has also the distinction OF being past
grand master of Masors and past grand
commander of tne state of Missouri, and
Carter II. keene. director of the posta
savings system and past master of Tenn
ple-Noyes Lodge, No. 30, to deliver adj
dresses. Past Grand Master DIR. Francis
j. .Woodmau, jr.. who was the second
master of Takoma Lodge. has accepted al
invitation to act as master Of ceremonies
DIR. woodman. who has been quite i'll dur
ering his health. He has not missed 9
grand visitation since Takoma Lodge was
organized in 1895, it is said.
Fred l., Harries. chairman of the deco
ration and refreshment committee. who i:
also scoutmaster for Troop No. u, of the
Boy Scouts at Ttkonla Park. has enlist
ed the members OF that troop in securing
autumn leaves with which the interior OF
the lodge room will be decorated. Chair
man Harries will be assisted by William
A. Melien, George /. Tarbell. William
England. Ernest Burreli. j. w. Shade ant
Robert Dickens. special musical pro
gram has been arranged by Musical Di
rector James w. Dyre. which will includ,
many new features WOrshipful Master
Howard 8. Fisk has requested the pas
masters to wear their Jewels at the vista
ton.
The Supreme Council Of the Thirty-third
Degree OF the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite for the Southern Jurisdic
tion OF the United States OF America, thu
mother council Of the world, closed III
biennial session In this city at the Scot
fish Rite Cathedral. Sd and j. street!
northwest. last evening. So far as the an
cerned at this time. the District bodies
have been benefited by the session In hav
ing added to their roster five new knights
commander Of the court OF honor. Rev
William Tayloe Snyder, rector Of tn,
Church Of the Incarnation. chaplain o
the local bodies and Of Temple-Noye
Lodge. No. 80: Capt Horace Parker Nc
Intosh. U. s. N. retired: Suliamaal
David. Charles George Frederick Toeppe
and George Roscoe Davis. all of whom
were honored for services OF one kin,
or another ior the rite.
Elections elevated four of the sovereign
grand inspectors general to higher offic
In the council resulting from the dealt
in March. 1912. of Lieutenant GRAND Com
mander Samuel T.. Adams. Judge Georg
Fleming Moore Of Alabama was electe
lieutenant grand commander: forme
Senator Henry NJ Teller, who is se-iousi
I'll at his home I'm Colorado. grand prior
Charles E. Rosenbaum of Little Rock
Ark, grand chancellor. and Charles F
Buck of New orleans. La, grand ministe
of state.
Judge Moore. the newly elected lieuten
ant grand commander. Is credited wit
being one Of the ablest members of tn
Supreme Council. He was born Angus
9, 1S4S. In Talladega county. Ala; is
lawyer by profession. although he is no,
the editor-in-c' ief OF the New Age, I'll
official organ of the Supreme Council. II
was made master Mason in 1872
Rockford Lodge, No. liz. of ROCKFORD
Ala. and Royal Arch Mason the san,
year in Rockford Royal Arch Chaptel
No. 1877; royal and select master l
Montgomery Council, No. 4, of Mont
RomAry. All. and n knight tAmnl0r 4