Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-29
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western meeting place leaves Washing
ton at 300 o'clock the morning of Au-
gust Z, over the Baltimore and Ohio.
Eminent Commander Gratz E. Dunkum
of De Molay Mounted Commandery, No.
!. Knights Templar, has announced that
I. J. Watson of the commandery is quite
sick at his home. 1904 D street south
east. and can see those who call. Cen
eralissimo w. w. Biggs presided Tuesday
evening during the presentation of the
illustrious order of the red cross.
Myron NJ. Parker Lodge. No. q. will
have the f. c. degree Tuesday evening
and the E. A. degree the evening OF
July Is.
Capitol Royal Arch Chapter. No. IL,
will have the royal arch degree Thurs
day evening and the mark degree the
evening of July II.
Senior Warden Alfred Grimes will have
charge of the Z. A. degree in Anacostia
July y Worshipful Master Milton j.
Fillius will present the M. NJ. degree.
August and 1S, respectively, the F. c.
degree, with Junior Warden Albert E..
nec X in charge: is scheduled and the
respectively.
The fall gathering or social evening of
the lodge will take place at a special Sep
tember % The lodge at it's last COM
| munication authorized the trustees to
! contract for repairs and improvements to
the lodge building to the extent of $6:s53O,
and the contracts were awarded to George
w. Shoemaker. Thomas r. Fry and
Thomas f. Webster. members of the fra
ternity, who were the lowest bidders. In
quiries are made as to the present ad-
dresses of Arthur c. Bergqufst and
David B. Peters. and Andrew ]. Boyer.
Congress Heights; Kirk Few. 124S 9th
street southeast, and Thomas j. Watson,
1904 d street southeast, are reported
sick.
Secretary John II. King of Anacostia
Lodge, No. 81. has worked two new
ones" on his brethren in recent circular.
One is BIS dat qui cito dat which
he says means He who gives promptly
gives twice as much,'' and the annual
'asenda,' which he says means things
to be DONE Worshipful Master Fillius
says this is rare language for Anacostia,
but it goes"
The annual election of officers In
Robert de Bruce Council knights Ka-
dosh, of the Ancient and Accepted Scot
fish Rite, resulted as follows: Com
! mander, Nathan WE'LL. thirty-second
degree. X. C. c. H.; first lieutenant
commander. James H. Mcintosh. thirty
second degree. X. c. c. H.: second lieu
tenant commander. j. Archibald Bailey,
thirty-second degree, K. c. c. H.;
chancellor, John H. Won Hermann.
ator. Charles G. F. Topper, thirty
second degree: almoner and treasurer.
Louis Goldsmith. thirty-third degree
honorary: recorder Elmer E. Simpson.
thirty-second degree, K. c. G. H.. past
commander; member executive commit
tee Nathan WE'LL. thirty-second de-
gree. K. c. C. H; member board OF
trustees. Fred NJ. Book, thirty second
degree K. C. c. H.. past commander.
The newly elected commander made
ceremonies. Horace P. Mcintosh, thirty
second degree; turcopolier, Arthur B.
Hayes. thirty-second degree: draper;
George r. Davis, thirty-second de-
gree; first deacon. suiaimaan David
thirtysecond degree: second deacon,
Milton Hopfenmaier. thrty-second de-
beauseant, Thomas R. Manning, thirty
second degree; bearer white standard,
Roe Fulkerson. thirty-second degree:
son. thirty degree. X. c. G. H.
lieutenant of the guard. L. Cleveland
McNemar. thirty second degree; senti-
mel. James H. Trimble. thirty third
The officers elected and appointed
were installed by Past Commander
Jacobus S. Jones. thirty third degree
honorary
Mithras Lodge Of Perfection will hold
it's annual financial meeting Tuesday
evening. when the reports of the sec
rotary. treasurer and auditor will be
presented. 1t is said the past year has
been the most prosperous in every way
| the Scottish Rite has ever had in this
| valley. gaining largely in membership
| and adding heavily to it's inve stcd
| funds.
| The Fellowship Club of Master Ma
sons meet Saturday evening at Pythian
Temple. An unusually large niuib.
of the members accorded L hearty well
come to James \. Williams. who WAS
| elected president of the club at its
| regular election of officers held In
present sooner for Installation or ac-
| count of a broken leg. The vice presi-
dent, Benjamin Go,dsworthy. called the
| meeting to order and the president
| elect was installed in office by the
senior past president of the club L. FL
| Troutmap. At the conclusion of the
! installat ton ceremonies President Will
| liams in brief address. outlined poll
| cies for the ensuing year. A short
| business session was held and several
July, August and September We're call
+! ed off Former President John E.
| Rhodes. who had declined nomination
| for reelection. was the surprised re-
| d
! clock. presented to him as a token OF
| appreciation for services rendered and
! success achieved during his admins
| tration L. H. Troutman made the
presentation in behalf of the club. and
| In the course of his remarks paid high
| tribute to the efficiency and zeal dis
played by the retiring president in ac-
| complishing the results that marked
| his term. After brief response by the
past president the club went into a
J social session.
! The following program prepared by
| the entertainment committee. composed
of Roger e. La Hayne, William Ullman
George NJ. Lands, Charles Some and
| POsey Hall. was presented: Selections
by orchestra, Henry Weber first violin;
| Harry Ellerbrook, second violin; Fred
! Boerman, cello, and Edward Felter
piano; address Claude M. KEEPER p. G.