The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
MASONIC CALENDAR.
lodges.

September l5-Poto1nac, No. ). NJ Nj
Fnench, No. Is z. B.; Anscostia. No =. N ~
PentSIpba. No. 2; Mount Pleasant. No $, N. n
September Sensational, No. u. NJ n: Ah1anlas IDIs
No. 8. Z. A.; N. N. Parker, No. ai King DA''1'
sspteznb,r T7-wsshinston Centennial. No. a
Osiris No. IS; East Gste, No a. =. y -, a
September r-Naral No. 4. II. N. Hiram 10 ~
NJ. NJ; IA Fsyette, No. ls. N. NJ; William &. sin-
Septcmber Is-colurubsa, No 5; Lebanon, No. I.
ROYAL, ARCH CHAPTERS.
sep4snber I6-La FSyette, No. ,; NaSninsIOn N~
val No. G, called Of \,
BrshtWood, No. 9.
September ls-Cspatol. No. Il, called on.
September Ie-Hiram. No. 10 -
ROYAL AND SELECT MASIEHs.
sertenhsr Is-Washinston Council No. L
Sertrnhsr ls-AdonirAm Council. No. 2
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR coMMANDERlEs.
Septsmber l5-orieut, No 5.
September I7-PotomAc. No. J.
September Ia-Columbia No.
ANoTENT AND ACOEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
sertember ie-Aiithras Lodge Of Perfection No. L
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
SeutsmbeT l5-Ruth. No. L
September l6-AIiEpAh No. s.
September T7-Areme, No. 10.
Sertrmber Is-Esther, No. ).
September I9-Martha, No. 4
What promises to be the largest at
tended knights Te-nplar event for many
years in the District of Columbia VIII be
the religious services, to be participated
in by all the Communicates of Knights
TempIar of this city, on October 5, at Ca
thedraI Close.
Grand Commander Henry Il Simpson,
Of the Grand Commandery Of knights
Templar Of the District of Columbia, met
with the commanders of the constituent
commanderies August 80, when plans
were discussed for the attendance OF all
sir knights at the services. The cordial
support of all the commanders was given
Grand Commander in his efforts to have
the largest gathering of sir knights on
Sunday afternoon, october 8 that has
ever attended a service at Cathedral
Close.
The sir knights will wear their full
Templar uniform, and the definite line
of march will be determined upon at q
future meeting of the grand commander
and his committee.
Bishop Winchester of Arkansas, sir
knight of tho order, will deliver the ad-
dress on this occasion.
Horace S. Naylor, the genial librarian
at the Masonic Temple, is enjoying his
vacation at one of the summer resorts
in Maryland
worshfpfuI Master Frank H. Kramer,
Of Naval Lidge, No. 4, F. A A NJ, an
nounces the exempliflcation OF the n. n.
degree for next Wednesday evening. As
usual, a cordial welcome awaits members
of the constituent lodges as well as out
of-town brethren. Brother Joe" Hartley
and his associates will assist in confer
ring the degree.
Members if KaIlfpolis Grotto. No. Is,
Mystic Order of Yelled Prophets OF the
Enchanted Realm, are mourning the loss
Il member Of the Supreme Council Of
the order, Grand Chief Justice Robert
G. Holden, of Rochester. n. Y, who died
last Wednesday.
Funeral services for the deceased mem
her OF the Supreme Council will take place
this morning in Rochester at 1O:So O'Clock
They will be attended by the prophets
Of LaIIa Rookh Grotto, No. 5, NJ o. V.
p. Z. r., of which Grand Chief Justice
Holden was a past monarch, and by sew
eral of the officers of the Supreme Council
or the order.
Edward S. Schmidt, of this city. who
is a member Of the Supreme Council, hold-I
ing the Office of grand standard bearer,
will be unable 10 attend the funeral
services
The booster committee OF Kallipots
Grotto is busy with arrangements for the
big ceremonial to be given september 81
Monarch Jesse F. Grant announces that
a class of more than fifty candidates is
assured, and it is hoped that number will
he increased before the time for the
''hapless victims to undergo the terrible
tests.
On this occasion the work Of the initia-
tion will he held in Odd Fellows Hall, in
Seventh Street Northwest. to be followed
by a banquet and entertainment in the
New Willard. The initiation will begin on
schedule time and will close p-1mptly. 50
that every one can go direct to the Will
lard and enjoy the big banquet and the
many novel stunts and other attractions
10 be provided.
As scheduled, William T. Hunt Chap
ter, No. Is. o. E. s., conferred the de-
Erees last Thursday evening on two can
didates The meeting was well attended
and the visitors included the matron of
Ruth Chapter. No. l, Mrs. Emelie Craw- |
ford: Past Patron and Mrs. T. Frank |
Morgan, Of Esther Chapter. No. 5. and |
Associate Matron Mrs. Fronie Bergman, |
accompanied by a number of members OF
Friendship Chapter. No. II. Reports of
the excursion and theater party commit |
tees were read. showing both Of these
events to have been successful Mrs.
Katie Rose, the associate matron, re-
ported progress in connection with the
cuchre to be given on October 1. Several
petitions were received and referred to
committees.
On September %. Crescent Temple, A.
A. o. N NJ. S, of Trenton, N J., will
hold a ceremonial session on the Steel
nj s1I,l