Evening star., 1914-04-12

George l.. I.ohrer has been appointed
ichairman of the entertainment commit
tee of Washington Royal -\rch Chapter.
No. =, and High Priest Jacob w. Pyrah
states he promises a report from his
committee within a short time which
will he of interest to the chapter in par
ticular and TO the capituar craft in gen
era The mark degree was presented
Thursday evening. with Thomas w
| Brsmhall. king OF the chapter, heading
the official line.
Worshipful Master Philip p. Brown
Of S.ansbury Lodge No. -. announces
that Fast Master clifford A. Borden
will head the official line all past
gre" ia that lodge tomorrow evening,
when past masters night WI be OBJ
/ served.
gree work Thursday evening. but will
devote its communication TO social in
| tercouTse and business.
Washington Centennial Lodge, No H.
has set apart Wednesday, evening to
40 honor to its past masters. There
/ will be no degree work. but Junior
iGrapd Warden James w. Witten, who
is one Of the past masters Of the lodge
will deliver address and other en-
tertainment win he provided. Senior
/ Warden Paul =. Lesh is in charge of
the arrangements. April 20 the lodge
gree. with Senior Deacon Marx r, Kahn
(, heading th. line. to be followed by the
NJ. Nj. degree. with Senior Warden Lesh
in charge. The robes viii be ready
The sir knights OF orient Command
cry. No. :. knights Templar. have been
| ordered to assemble in their asylum
uniform. to attend divine service at
the Second BAPTIST Church. 4th and
| Virginia avenue southeast. Naval
I, Lodge No a. and Washington Naval
7 ROYAL Arch Chapter. No. s. have been
[ invited and are also expected TO attend
! this service.
i Vt tho last stated concIavc OF Orient
Commander officers for the ensuing
! year were elected. follows: Guy NJ.
| Neely. eminent commander; William ].
| Hehbard, generalissim"; Edward y.
link. captain general: John T. Vivian
| senior warden: George W. Slater, junior
warden; Richard T. Evans. prelate: j.
| J. Membert treasurer: William Il. Mil
! ler. recorder; Burt A. Grist. standard
bearer; Thomas j. Gates. sword bearer;
Roger z La Hayne. warder, and Will
| liam Mehn, trustee.
Eminent Commander Seaton W Trun-
| nell of Columbia Connmandery. No. =.
| is very proud of his membership in
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine,
which was overlooked in giving his
! Masonic record last week.
/ From the bulletin of St Johns Lodge.
No. II. It is learned that Worshipful
! a movement looking to the establish
| ment of a Masonic museum, and that he
| has requested the several masters of
the lodges to bring the matter to their
| attention in the hope of securing, for
| deposit in the Masonic Library, at the
| temple. all things of historic interest
| Masonically. such as old jewels and the
| like. Worshipful Master Calvin T.
l MilanS hat n
| Walker. a member of the lodge received
his masters degree in st. Johns Lodge
March %, 1864: q full half century ago.
| the lodge will have the r. G. degree
/! April "a and the NJ NJ. degree at q
! special May >
| Junior Warden Malcolm McCrone will
head the line in Takoma Lodge, No 29,
| Tuesday evening, in the E. A. degree
J and Harry A Stacy, senior deacon. will
! have that honor April 2s in the F. c.
| degree.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 10 expects to
have its new uniforms for the special
Z, communication. April 80 when both the
/ E. A. and NJ. NJ. degrees will be present.
| ed. The E. \. degree is scheduled for
| the communication Thursday evening.
, Der of the lodge for forty-seven years
died recently and was inferred in Phila-
! delpha.
! Lodge No. a. Wednesday evening when
the NJ. NJ. degree will be presented, no
business except urgent matters will come
before the lodge. The official line will
Beach, P NJ. of Lebanon Lodge, No. /:
William A. Brode P NJ of George c.
F, Whiting Lodge, No. -: Worshipful
Masters William c. Parry of King David
Lodge. No. 2S. and Thomas Fl. Welch,
of Mount Hermon Lodge, No. 49, Hy-
attsville. Md. and Edwin A. NJ Lawson,
p NJ. of East Gate Lodge The official
line will be assisted by Dan ". Beach.
Harry D. Beach of East Gate Lodge
Francis l.. Dan w. and Harry D. Beach
are interested in one of the candidates.
The Times Dispatch of Richmond. Va.
says: SaTnis Grotto. No. So, Mystic Order OF
/ Yelled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm
is making stupendous preparations for the
supreme council of that order, which
meets in Richmond Va, June $40 An
elaborate program is being prepared for
the entertainment of the visitors. the de-
tails being SO arranged that ca ch moment
of the time will be occupied with some
thing new and startling. The tentative
program follows:
Monday evening June S. SIS o'clock
Reception and ball in the Jefferson Hotel
in honor of the grand officers and visit
ing prophets and their wives and daugh-
ters- This will be strictly an informal
affair.
/ Tuesday morning. June .. $50 o'clock
Supreme council opens in the auditorium
of Richmond Hotel. Addresses of well
come will be delivered by Gov. Henry
Carter Stuart and Mayor George Ainslie.
1890 o'clock--Trolley ride to Forest Hill
Park, one Of the attractive pleasure re-
sorts of the city. where a barbecue will
take place. An old-time negro minstrel
show will feature the barbecue.
oclock-Competitive drill for loving
cup in the Capitol Square.
o'clock-Start Of a monster parade,
| al hain in o. 11y1i-
forms Following the parade there will be
La ceremonial session in the Academy Of
Music.
Roof garden party at the Richmond
Hotel for the woman visitors.
II o'clock Tuesday night-Open house
at the Jefferson, the Richmond and
} Murphy's hotels.
Wednesday morning. $50 O'clock
Supreme Council session.
At o'clock Wednesday morning the
steamer Pocahontas will carry visiting
prophets and their ladies down the
classic James river to historic James
cert will be given on board the steamer
and refreshments will be served.
At night there will be a burlesque per-
, formance at the Academy of Music.
closing the convention.
, Many side trips are being arranged
i to adjacent historic points and battle
, fields Seven Pines being but a short
. trolley ride from the city and the
! Crater a short ride from Petersburg.
which is connected by interurban and
steam railways with Richmond
The Buffalo prophets will park twelve
Pullmans in the Byrd street yards for
| fhoir