Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-21


sen. ss-Takoma. No. L.:
Cathedral. No. IA 49,. s-t -
Friendship, No. iss' .r"-
This win be roundup. and teuruon
week With the blue lodges, all of them
being sched,fled for the NJ. NJ degree, OF
for business which. with those who
have had summer VACATIONS means gen
eraI Set-together of the brethren to plan
the fau and winter work. -Four OF the
ROYAL. arch chapters arc scheduled Tor
work, with the others not bulietined'
while the knights Templar communicates
that meet during the week are silent as
70 work.
Deep. interest is being shown in the
forthcoming religious services which are
announced by the Right Rev. Bishop OF
washington 10 be held at Cathedral CLOSE,
the AFTERNOON OF Sunday. October ., Right
Rev Sir Knight Dr. James X Nincnester,
Bishop Coadjutor OF Arkahsa s,ohs- -
ifuyh de Payens Commandery. Nc II OF
little Rock. Ark. was formerly srano
orator of the Grand Lodge or Georsia
and grand preiate of the Grana . ao,,l-
mandry of that. state. as well as a rnirts-
second degree Mason OF the southern
Jurisdiction of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite. Not only the iocaf COM
manderleS IL
both of which are more or less interest
ed in the distinguished prelate. put
Nasons generally, all of whom have oeep
invited to participate in the exercises al
Cathedral Close, are endeavorinS 10
cure large an. attendance as possioie
oil the occasion.
lirand Commander Henry i. simpson.
N his circular to the local commandments,
state: You cannot impress II TOO slrons-
i upon Your fraters that the grand COM
handler is exceedingly anxious that tn'
refnplafs of the District Will. make such
a uispky as will be in keeping with the
mper lance. Of the occasion
Tho local bodies OF the Ancient anu NC
.epted Scottish Rite have Issued the nrst
number OF the Cathedral Calendar, wh,c
stu be issued Honthly hereafter as Inc
lrsan of the bodies in the valley of WASH.
inyton VI states: The annual reports OF
re GENERAL secretary Tor the year emo
ns June 10, 1914. showed NsopdeTfui ada
,anoement In the amount -ef work, pflap-
.ial standing and, development of the de-
-ree work. And it ADDS: Tile instftu-
ion Of Scottish Rite freefnasonrE stands
or progress, and We must not Tor a mt
nfeht rest upon what has been saccof.a'
,lished IN the past. 80:
The purpose of the little publication -
O disseminate Information concerning the
membership and the rite. The next bish-
,tsf n,t esing or the Supreme Council. Il
s announced, will be held IN October. ex-
tending from the 18th 70 the 9th. or AT
east that is the period for which the iocai
bodies have ienqered the. use OF the en-,
ire building in which. they are located
or the meeting. Tuesday evening NEXT
The fourth and fifth degrees viii be pro~
sepfed i'm fun ceremonial form in MNhFass
lodge of Perfection TUESDAY. SeP1e s
w. the ninth degree; Tuesday, October
he fourteenth degree, and. in Eyange!is'
Chapter. Knights Rose CroiN, Tuesday.
october - the fifteenth degree. Master
Masons desiring TO receive these degrees
W ON therefor
through the secretary or hehloef u
lie Rite.
Members of Temple-N oyes Lodge. No.
81 have received brief but urgent call
from WorshipfuI Master Stirling Kerr.
IT, to be on hand at the communication
OF the lodge Thursday evening. IN
Masonic Temple. the first su!ce last June.
There will be no degree work, but busl-
ness of Importance is scheduled.
MI sir knights OF the local knights
Templar Communicates have been sum
uoneu 10 assemble at the intersection .:
Massachusetts avenue and Wisconsin
avenue. al : o'clock sharp tho afternoon
80 Suudsy. october =. TO attend divine
service A. Cathedral Close. which VII
l.. gar ri oc31Sl-. From the place .
.,tet.aS lie COMMUNICATES vii 4ndrc4 L
f. MS Taust DC wc--1 ord aatsorit< !
-;vef . wrsr ofrc;al Jewels. Snf knights
sysc a.c lot uLisorme.. are s:so re4lsst-
- 70 he present and proper arrarse-
n.erts : Ill ue made for them Maste~
HasoGs and the families OF sir knights
I'D master Masons are also invited 10
the service Music will De provided
Coiuin'aa Commander, So. knights
re4np.ar Under the leadership OF Dr.
frank h. Gibson, its coInrnander. will
S.-r auothe: and probably the GEal
ogdag Of the summer ne.:t SATURDAY
aeternoon, leaving ~ special electric
IRIS az 14.i, street ard New York avenue
uo"th~es, 1t o'clock for Baltimore.
there The steamer Three Rivers VIII be
roarde j. FOR trip down the bay. around
Font Lookout arc IN the Potomac for
washington The boat leaves at >
o'~oc,. in ;he afternoon. ana arrives il
Washington Very early IN" following
sir Knight Gus Kneessi has charge OF
The arrangements, and the number that
IAN be accommodated Is limited TO
seventy The commandery will take its
own music. and "a great pleasure trip
j. assured 10 all who GO
n sis last official CIRCULAR Capt Frank
= GIBSON OF the Columbia Commanders
Deurer drill team publishes the names
~ the members OF the team who We,
.a:gtted since the beginning OF the
te,uplar year. They are as follows:
Charles l.. saaclJeford. knighted May
-, .i9l3
George H., Whiting, kDishted May &c
Albert A. Roby, knighted May IL, 1912
Benjamin r. Coles. knighted May 10
!3f3.
Elmer c: Wood. knighted June ~. 1919
Franz. e Koch. knighted June %. 1913
-. Julian Sibiey. knighted July II. 1919
=. =. B!hlnian. knighted July IL. 1913
George A. Smith. knighted July II. 1913
collin L. Z. Father. knighted July is
.si3
Michael A. DManrs. knighted July IS
1919.
wi,nani II. l. Hines. knighted Jul,
-. t9i3.
Harry l. Gordon. knighted August i
1913.
When tits recalled the team made {
+. score o., 94tl per cent. beating ,h
:.cosd CT me. coInmanderys team which
won second prize at Saratoga Springs
with q record o. $3.50, and Their ranke,
sjxth in the sixteen teams that drilled
one IDEA can &c ob,ajred as 40 the e,S'
Celenre OF the work of the local tear
nd os the extraordinary drilling done BY
je i've teams Uhic' headed il. one %
iys remarkable achievements, not at
tempted b. the othcf captains. was
marching company front, with a perfec
Line the full length of the great stadium