The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-24
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| were sung, selected to tell the story Of
the Crucihxion from the triumphal
entry Of Jesus into Jerusalem to His
Ascension.
The soloists were Mrs. ]. NJ. Brooks.
Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark. DR.. Bruce w.
Hoofnagle. Miss Ethelyn. Galloway. Miss
Nellie Barber. and Mrs. ]. II. Tatspaugh.
Gilbert A. Clark directed the music and
Miss Galloway played the organ.
An impressive part of the service was
the saying, in unison. of the Apostles
Greed by the Knights Templar. standing
with drawn and presented swords. Rev.
Paul r. Hickok. grand prelate of Grand
Commandery. made the opening prayer.
The service was opened with the singing
Of a short hymn composed by the Rev.
DR.. Ball.
Following the service the knights
marched to the Masonic Temple and dis
banded. Old Dominion Commandery. Of
Alexandria, Joined with the local orders
for the first time in this commemorative
service.
Each commandery was headed by its
commander and prelate, as follows:
Right Eminent Grand Commander Sir
Charles T. Lindsey, Excellent Grand Pre-
late Rev. Sir Paul r. Hickok.
Washington Commandery, No. Sir
James T. Gibbs. commander; Rev. Sir
Paul X. Hickok, prelate.
Columbia Commandery. No. Sir Seat
on W. Trunnel, commander; Sir James
H. Mcintosh, prelate.
Potomac Commandery, No. Sir Ern-
est c. Berger, commander: Rev. Sir Lu-
Their H. Waring, prelate.
De Molay Commandery. No. Sir War
rem W. Biggs, commander; Rev. Sir Will
lam Hart Dexter. prelate
Orient Commandery, No. Sir Guy NJ.
Nicely. commander; Sir Richard P. Evans,
prelate.
Friendship Chapter to Confer De-
Friendship Chapter. No. II, O. E. s..
will hold its regular meeting in Masonic
Temple, Tennallytown, d. C., Tuesday.
May IS. at 7:30 p. m. The degrees will
be conferred on a number Of candidates
The floral degree and drill will take
place after the regular degrees have been
conferred. The grand matron and a
number OF grand officers and visitors are
expected. and all Eastern Star members
are cordially invited.
Areme Chapter Receives Vfsitor..
There was a large attendance Of mem.
bers and visitors at Areme Chapter, ..
members were received and the visitors
from foreign jurisdictions complimented
the chapter very highly on the way in
which the work was exemplitied.
Mr. Smith, past patron Of a chapter in
Chelsea, Mass. was called on and his
address was most cordial.
Mrs. Jessie Bradley. grand Adah, and
matron of Cathedral Chapter, No. 4. to-
gether with many visiting members from
other chapters were present.
Mr.. Ben w. Murch, grand sentinel.
addressed the chapter and complimented
the officers on the fine rendition Of their
work.
To close the evening all present were in
vited to the banquet room, where they
were served with a bountiful supply of
and ice cream.
"Grotto" Booklets Received,
Among the many beautiful and in
souvenir programs of the vari-
GUS grottoes Of the Yelled Prophets of
the Enchanted Realm, announcing their
route and attractions for their annual
pilgrimage to the Supreme Council ses-
sion. received by the local officials of
Kallipolis Grotto. is that of Fem Fem
Grotto, No. 16, Of Jersey City, N. j.
This booklet outlines a trip lasting five
days, while the regular session Of the
council lasts only two days, June 9 and
10. Their trip includes Washington a.
,ne Of the principal attractions en- route. |
and the local Prophets" will be on hand
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