The Washington herald., 1913-02-02

Elected mmarch Of KAllipolis Grotto. No. 10. NJ u.
V. T.. l. II.
ings, high priest, who rendered the well
come of the chapter to the audience
Grand High Priest Jacobus 5. Jones gave
review of the years work, showing
highly satisfactory progress. Clarence j.
Blanchard gave an interesting lecture on
the winning of the West" illustrating
his remarks with numerous colored Ian
tern slides.
The following musical programme was
presented: Mandolin and guitar quartet,
Messrs Raymond, Pierce. Thomson. and
Turnburke; bass solo, J. Walter Hum
phrey: soprano solo, A. w. Brinck, &C
companied by Miss Helen kalstron; Sc
lection by the Columbia Chapter Quar-
tet, consisting of Messrs. Myers, Mosher,
Rodrick. and Humphrey; tenor solo,
Charles Z. Myers, and recitation, John
Gregg Paine.
Refreshments were served.
The visiting officers of the grand lodge
consisted of: J. S. Jones, grand high
priest; Adulph GUIDE, deputy grand high
priest William ID. Pettus, grand king:
Lem Towers, grand scribe: \. w. john
son. grand secretary; Martin r. Thorp.
grand treasurer: OrviIle Brown, grand
visiting lecturer; Rev. Paul r. HickOk.
grand chaplain: DIR. Fowler, grand cap
tain of host; DIR. Wunder. grand prin-
cipal sojourner: Mr.. Jermane, grand
royal arch captain: Mr. Shaw, grand
master of the third veil; Dr.. Carter.
grand master of the second veil; Harry
Major, grand master OF the first veil;
e C Helmick, grand sentinel: George
c. Corson, deputy grand high priest OF
the grand royal arch chapter OF the
United States: Mr.. FObel, of Baltimore,
past grand high priest.
The following committees were in
charge of the programme of the even
iEg:
Executive cOmmittee-William T. Hast
ings, chairman eX officio: Charles Cyrus
Coombs chairman: Charles c. Galloway.
vice chairman: Harry L. Strang. jr.,
Richard Is. Nixon. James A. West,
George G. SeibOld. William s. Macdon-
aid, Frank II. Pierce, Rufus w. Pearson.
George l.. Sherman. Castleman p. Boss,
Entertainment committee-Frank II.
Pierce, chairman; Armand Offut. vice
chairman; Charles c. Galloway. William
S. Macdonald. George l.. Sherman.
Refreshment committee - James A.
West. chairman: f. c. Peach. vice
chairman: T. Frank Morgan, John d.
Bradley. Luther VI. Divine, John c.
Gordon, ]. f. Payne, Charles :. Gum,
W. II. Guthridge. Charles G. Perry. NJ.
n. Serrano, II. W. Delawder. Castleman
p. Boss, Frank Hursh, and f. S. Whit
temore.
Reception committee-George c Sci
bold chairman: Rufus W. Pearson, vice
chairman: T. +. Herring, S. f. TOmlin-
son, c. f. Matthews. W. Iyanhoe Joch-
UNI. H. Z. Clafiin. y. ]. Ward. +. N
Westerman. Edward r. Fletcher, W. L.
| ShuCk, George a. TUttle. George Poole
]. T. Tibbitts, w. w. Potbury, Wilbur
| FNOokes. Alton =. Hastings. Alex Oat'
man. II. L. Gordon. II. G. Sherwood. ]
L. Sellers, Ralph Pifcrno, l. F. Nalen'
| tine.
The officers of Columbia Chapter are
| William T Hastings. high priest
/ Charles Cyrus Coombs king; Charles c
| Galloway, scribe; Harry L. Strang. jr.
secretary; Richard B. Nixon. treasurer
James A. West. captain Of the host
| George G. Seibold, pricipal sojourner
William s. Macdonald, royal arch cap
| tain: Frank II. Pierce, master third Veil
Rufus W. Pearson. master second veil
George l.. Sherman, master first veil
Castleman P. Boss, custodian, and ]
William Lucus, sentinel
| Choir-Oscar 4 DanZenbaker, organ
list: J. Walter Humphrey, Roland r
Rodrick, Charles E. Myers, and Alexan
der Mosher.
Washington Chapter, No. .. Roya
Arch Masons. entertained the grand
high priest and his associate Sranc
chapter officers on the occasion of theil
grand visitation last Friday night, a
the New Masonic Temple. The vista
ton ceremonies were conducted in thu
chapter room and the families of thu
members were received in the com
mandery room, where an elaborate pro
gramme was given following the cere
| L., Oh
The programme was as follows: Over
ture, orchestra; THE Capitular Year.
Grand High Priest Jacobus S. Jones
| All the loving links that bind US
| One by one leave behind US.
But the seeds SOW.
Both in shade and shine shall grow,
| And keep our hearts aglow.
| While the days going by.
Vocal solo, Mr.. John L. Apple: selection
mandolin and guitar quartet; ''Th'
Present''-''Duty and to-day are ours
results and futurity belong to Cod
vocal solo, Miss Katherine Cannon
| THE Ladies''-''NeXt to God we are in
debted to woman: First, for life itself
and then for making it worth having
''Teaching'-'You cannot teach a mai
anything; you can only help him to fin'
il within himself Building and Dedi
cation of Solomon's Temple Mr.. W. II
/ ii. Slnltn bN SGCllbhdl
ing blocks showing the parts of tn
temple and the furniture thereof; 9TH
Travelling Triangle" William T. Hast
ings.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection. No. !, o
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
will confer the fourteenth degree at tn
meeting next Tuesday night. at 7:3
o'clock. A large attendance is expecte'
TO see this degree worked on theme
bers of the spring class.
Following is the list of those who vii
assist in confering the degree: Franci
A. Sebring. thirty-third degree; hon
as venerable master: Allen Bussius
thirty-third degree. hon., as senior war
den: John H. Won Hermann, thirty
second degree, X. c. c. H., as JUNO
warden: Henry X. Evans, thirty-thir
degree, hon, as orator; George r. Davis
/ thirty-second degree, almoner: jaime
Il H.. Mcintosh, thirty-second degree.
IC. c. H., as master OF ceremonies; Nil
ton Hopfenmaier, .hirty-second degree
X. c. c. H., as expert: Thomas r. Man
ming thirty-second degree, as first sen