Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-11

wbite and Friendship. No. -.
Ion /, Naomi No. ); Brookiand' No. L.
Ian lJ-Esther. No. .. degrees
Ian .l6-Martha- No. l.
1-,s;,.tions of the Grand Royal Arch
1,b,nter of the District to Mount Vernon
e-b.nter No .. tomorrow nsht' lo
+or,ac CHAPTER, No. S. TUESDAY night anu
4, Hiram Chapter, No. ~, Fr1das h'sh''
snow members night in harmony
Lodge. No. II, Wednesday night 1he Ger
ebration of its first anniversary oy EASY
cote Iodse No 81 Thursday evening"
.,d the celebration of its fifth annlVer-
COW, tomorrow night by Temple Chapter'
No II; O. F.. S. constitute the unusual
occurrences of the week
TO-DAY at $50 o'clock. Kallipolis Grotto'
No II Mystic Order of Nelled fropnels
of the Enchanted Realm. VIII ipl eA q
first time since its reorsanlzauon nav q
nuhJic function with sorrow as lts "dten
word. At Odd Fellows Han. on ti,
street northwest, it will hold memoir Id
exercises to pay tribute 10 us ia.e sIa,i,
arch. Jesse r. dra1lt, "ho oieA
December ~. -
The services will be impressive, anu
every prophet has been requesteo ps
Chief Justice Hawkins to attend tne
meeting Rev Hugh T. stevenson, pas
,nr of the BETHANY Baptist Church, as
sistant chaplain of the Grand LouSe'
+, A. A. NJ of the District OF Coiu.noia
and a prophet of Mokanna Grotto' No. I;
of Hamilton y. V. will be the prlncipdi
sn.aker other prophets of the grotto
1riu eulosiZc their departed monarch anu
the grotto band will participate IN tis
exercises Several numbers OF sacred
music will be rendered by d auai 'e''
Everett w Hawkins will preSlde-
Mr. Grant was the fifth yelled prophes
of the Grotto to hold the exalted once oi
monarch. and his year up 10 the .i.,.e "a
his death, was memorable one, Ieeo -
ms MANY bright annals in the pages u
the organization. He was prominent III
Masonic circles and his friends were
many and sincere His deatn olousa,.
sorrow not only to the grotto OF WHEN
he was the executive head. put 10 al
s,ranches of Masonry in the District with
which he had been affiliated large at
tendance is expected at the services III. ,o
afternoon, which will commence at ooo
O'Clock.
Hiram ROYAL Arch. Chapter, No. ~,
which has changed its regular conveca-
non nights to the first ana tNlro Moh,
DAYS of the month, Will hoid speclai
Friday night for its grand VISITATION.
The Scottish Rite Masons of the local
bodies will give reception at their ca
tbedral I'd and E streets northwest, the
evening of January -. to the blue iodse
Nasons'' and their ladies. This TUESDAY
evening the bodies Will entertain COLL
mittee of the rite from Dalcho Conslstory,
of Richmond. Va. accompanied by pr. =;
H Rudd and d. C. Kennedy, thlrty-thlrd
degree honorary which comes to invite
th.. degree teams of Albert Pike Consist
DRY to present the thirty-trst and thirty
second degrees in Richmond the latter
part of May. when Sovereign Grand Con-
Iuauder James D. Richardson and Sow
ereign Grand Inspector General John r.
Mayer who inspired the invitation, VIII
be present. The sovereign grand com
II ander has asked Stirling Kerr, Jr., dep
my for the Supreme Council in the Dis
trict of Columbia. to make arrangements
for the degree work in Richmond and for
the entertainment of Inspector General
Mayer and c Fl. NeSbitt, thirty third de-
gree honorary, who will accompany the
visitors at his special invitation. The COM
Iuittee will be entertained at the New
Willard Hotel.
The local bodies are busily preparing
for "A new class for the degree work,
which will begin again the first Tuesday
in February.
Two interesting samples of Masonic lit
erature have made their appearance dur.
ing the new Masonic year-one of then
the Lodge News Bulletin of the New
Jerusalem Lodge. No. 9, which makes its
bow for the first time. with Thomas A
Bynum, junior steward of the lodge. as
it's editor-in- chief. On the first page, &C
ing story of Masonry in 1913 by retr-
ing Grand Master Charles Z. Baldwin
On the last page Is the opening paper OF
a series TO be written by Past Grand
Master Lurtin R. CHM on 1.-THE Masonic
and Eastern Star Home" Portraits OF
Grand Master 7. John Newton and OF
Norshipful Masters Everett H Taylor
of the New Jerusalem Lodge. L. Bert
Nye of Federal Lodge. No. 1. and Robert
F. Mentzei of Columbia Lodge, No 3
appear in its pages, with sketches of theil
lives. and also the first of series OF
papers on Craft Masonry" by Pas
Master William H. Singleton of Kihl
Solomon Lodge, No. 31-the daylight
lodge" The bulletin states that the even
ing of January % William A. Rolf o.
Lebanon Lodge, No. I, will deliver an IL
Illustrated lecture on the Philippines be
fore the lodge, telling his story from per
sonal experience and exhibiting view.
taken by himself. Other news of lodg,
interest appears in the bright little paper
which. on the whole, has brought It's
editor. Mr.. Bynum, many compliments
The other publication is the Harmon,
Lodge Bulletin, with portraits of its re
firing and incoming masters and Its new
junior steward, Walter S. Ferris; "a tell
ing Masonic query by Roe Fulkerson
one OF the brilliant past masters. and
series of interesting communications from
its absent brethren"
Junior Warden Alfred B. Gawler vii
head the line in Dawson Lodge, No. 1f
tomorrow evening, when the +. c. degre
will be presented At the next communi
cation of the lodge, the E. A. degree will
be presented. with Senior Warden Roya
L. Corwin heading the line.
In Stansbury Lodge, No. "a. Worshipfu
Master Philip =. Brown announces tn
j.. \. degree. with Senior Warden Franz
c. Shaw i'll charge.
Through Grand Secretary Arviuc W
Johnston. Grand Master L. John Ncwto
has announced the following standing
committees: Jurisprudence. William C
Henderson. James \. Wetmore, MATTHEW
Trmbie, augustus Il. Coolidge George {
ob.I- Correspondence. George W. BairC
Frank II. Curtis, Horace L. Mcintosh
Moses -. Null. James l.. Hutchinson
Grievances. l.. CabeI Williamson. Waite
". Ludlow, Edwin l.. Hcssc, William :,