Evening star., 1914-10-18

Walter F. Smith, king of the chapter
who has recently returned from his trlI
to the Holy Land. will be present tt
greet his friends. High Priest William
II. White has asked every member to b'
present. Walker l.. Gary has been ad
vaneed van ] to be master M OF the second 9a val ad
land John r. P. Foster has been installed
las master of the first vail.
St Johns Lodge No II, is to joir
with Hope Lodge. No. 20, in the recep
tion and entertainment at the. srant
visitations November p to the two
lodges. ST. Johns Lodge has appointed
the following committee of arrange
ments: Past Masters Bussius. chairman
Samuel Hart, George Shaffer and the
two wardens. Albert G. McChesney ant
Frank 3. ketchum. jr.
National Lodge No. H. is to have the
NJ. NJ. degree at a special in November
according to announcement of Worship
full Master Robert E. Harvey.
In his last circular Eminent Com.
mander Seaton W. Trunnell of Colum-
bia Commandery. No. ., called a meeting
of the sir knights interested IN the re-
Organization of Columbia Commandery'
drill team for Friday evening, October
80. at o'clock, in the commandery's
asylum He states a successful drill
lcorps would be a distinct benefit to the
icommandery. He also calls attention te
the cases of two members, John A. Ell
ilinger. who fractured his leg and is
housebound at his home. $40 1 street
northwest. and Warren ]. Coffin of III
4th street southeast, who has had tC
have another operation performed on his
foot. Both. he says, are able to see
their fraters and friends who may call
Monarch p. R. Pullman announces q
business meeting of Kallipolis Grotto
No. 15, Thursday. October %, at 7:3(
pm. in the rooms of the Chamber OF
Commerce. The next ceremonial session
has been set for November 19 in ODD
Fellows Hall, 7th street. The Short
form" initiation will be worked, and a
large class of candidates is expected
This will be the last ceremonial session
| of 1914.
| Past Monarch John H. Shreve is per-
fecting details for the December ladies'
and children's night entertainment
| A late announcement states that
| Orient Commandery, No. 5, knights
Templar, will present the Illustrious
Order of the Red Cross tomorrow even
| ing at it's asylum, 4th street and
, Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Will
| liam I. 'Hebbard has been commits
stoned chairman of committee of the
commandery to reorganize the COM
mandery drill corps and to elect of
hcers. A meeting for the purpose is
called for s o'clock the evening of
October 26. at the ASYLUM. George
4
liams. members of the commandery, are
| reported sick.
! The first grand visitation of the sea
son was made Thursday evening to
William r. Singleton Lodge, No. 80
Deputy Grand Master Alex Grant
representing Grand Master r John
Newton, who was absent from the
| city. The program of entertainment
was under the direction of a committee
hN- 1Sf pSfo
and included baritone solos by Reuben
F. Simpson, an interesting talk of him
self and his wife in Europe, at the out
break of the war, by John II. Yarnall
dress by Past Master William H. Sim
gleton of King Solomon Lodge. No. 81,
on the relation of Masonry to religion.
Or. Anthony NJ. Ray, master of Will
nam X. Singleton Lodge. presided at
the banquet which followed.
A watch fob, ribbon and pendant
bearing the inscription of a Nebraska
Commandery, a souvenir badge of the
triennial conclave at Saratoga. has been
found by member of Columbia Com
obtain by applying to Charles E. Bald
win, recorder of the commandery.
La Fayette Lodge. No. 10. has raised
forty members, reinstated two, re
ceived nine by afiliation. ten have de-
mitted and fourteen have died during
the last Masonic year, leaving a toal
membership of 100.
George c. Whiting Lodge, No. -, has
accepted an invitation to meet with
| Potomac Lodge, No. >, tomorrow even
ing, to listen to an address by Rev
~: H. w: Blake. touching his recent
Of Whiting Lodge evil Will meet me- 'ni'ehe in the
banquet hall Of the Georgetown
Temple at 7:45 pm. and will be re-
ceived by Potomac Lodge in a body
George c. Whiting Lodge will have
and it will present the NJ. NJ. degree
at a special the evening of November
5. After its stated communication No
vember 26, the last at which the pres
ent officers will probably oficiate
announces the lodge will entertain the
wives. daughters and sweethearts OF
| its members, the communication being
closed at pm. for the purpose. The
lodges news of the sick" reports the
recoveryof George Ruhl, who is now
at his home: the recovery of o. S
Maus and John Shaw. the latter re-
turned to his home considerably i'm
Elizabeth's of A P R. Works. ]. r
Greaves as confined TO his home with
| rheumatism. Louis Hess at Garfield
Hosnital following an operation c
W. Kicker at nome SnHerln% with ar
affliction of his eyes and Henry Cop
perthite as on the road to recovery.
Pentalnha Lodge, No c3 which will
have the N. NJ. degree tomorrow
evening. announces the f. A. degree
for November 2 and it's grand vista
ton for November 16, when b. r
French Lodge. No. Is. will be it's CUES,
following the business features of the
visitation to each of :he lodges that
evening. w. w White has Identified
from Pentalpha Lodge; John G. Teichel
lis reported as having returned to Nor.
folk. Va. and NJ. NJ Brewer and o. W
Goodwin as now in Washington after
Ilong assignments elsewhere. Harry c
Evans is reported ill in Denver Col.
Some idea of the jumD IN growth Of
the Mystic Order of Yelled Prophets Of
the Enchanted Realm is 2leaned from
a recent communication received from
lGrand Monarch DR. Ernest L. Volgenau
Aryan Grotto. in Chicago. initiated 67(
candidates at its meeting September
"a: and each one of 900 Ct the candi
dates pledged himself to add mem
Der at the next session. He says "Th'
great west has awakened and records
will go by the board monthly during
the balance of the year" Recently thu
Detroit grotto carried a class of 46
through the merry mysteries of tn
order.
The best attended and most enthusi
astic meeting yet held by the new Ma
sonic Club took place at the clubs TEN