The Washington herald., 1914-04-05

beautiful airshtps. symboiicai Of the lofty |
heights which Areme Chapter hoped they |
might attain 10 during the year.
There were piano solos by Miss Lillian
spoor. of Areme Chapter. and vocal SOLOS
by Miss Darnali. OF Martha Chapter. NO. |
4. and william scantlebury, jr.' patron
of Electa Chapter. No. 2. and an fnstru-
mental. duet by Miss Spoor and Mrs.
Fletcher, Of Brookland Chapter. No. IL
Past Patron Delos n. Carter presented
the matron, Mrs Maybelle Hagan. with
"a big stick" candy. Mark stearman
presented Past Grand Matron Smith with
a phonograph (about two inches square)'
IN which to preserve her future speecnes.
Miss Maud Fellheimcr read the nrst
issue OF Areme Chapter magazine, con-
taining the chapters ten commandments:
together with a great many splendid
little stories about various members OF
the chapter. Miss Ruth Halpenny pre-
sented Worthy Patron Metz, who stands
about six feet four. with a statue OF
"Jef'' (two inches). Mrs. Grace M.
Harding was the cartoonist OF the even
ing, producing several original cartoons
which were presented to the grand pa
tron and Mrs. Catherine Loffier, aso-
ciate grand matron. and others.
Past Matron Marie II. Pierce presented
Past Patron Delos NJ. Carter wig.
Past Matron Fanny Selinger presented
Past Grand Matron Miss Ethel Baker
ssbeau'' Cred ribbon). Past Patron Delos
w. Thayer presented Past Matron Marie
II. Pierce a china tea set 0rom the D
cent store).
A splendid supper in the banquet hall
followed the delightful program April
fool was left In the chapter room. and
the banquet comprised only the good
things which Sisters Smith. Pierce, Barn.
hart, Selinger. Hagan. and others know
30 well how to prepare.
Prophets to Visit singleton Lodge.
Monarch p. r. Pullman has accepted
the Invitation OF w. r. Singleton Lodge
No. 90 of Tennallytown, ID. c., TO nave
the Grotto members attend its social
Eight" April ls. Monarch Pullman VIII
take the Glee Club Orchestra and brass
band TO help entertain. Arrangements
are being made for special cars 10 ieave
Thirteenth and streets at p. M All
"prophets" are to wear their fezzes
Prophet Charles Stevens is in charge OF
the Glee Club, Prophet Sam +. Shreve OF
the brass band, and Prophet meyer
Hanlein Of the orchestra
Scottish Rite to Hold Ceremonies.
tn. next few weeks will be very busy
ones for the members Of the bodies OF the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Kite OF
Freemasonry Next Tuesday night the
! thirtieth degree will be conferred, ana
| from the large attendance at the con-
1 ferrfng of the twenty-seventh degree iast
Tuesday night there will be a record
audience next Tuesday.
On Thursday, April 8. the Maundy
Thursday ceremonies will be held at the
/ Cathedral of the Rite, Third and z
| streets northwest. The ceremony OF ex-
/ tinguishing the symbolic lights will be
taken part In by every member. The ira
ditional banquet will follow at the New
Ebbitt Hotel.
The entire program for the ceremonies
| and the banquet is as follows:
Extinguishing the symbolic hghts'
Toasts. Albert Pike" In silence: The
President and Our Country" Edgar c.
Snyder. thirty-third degree, honorary;
| Tho Supreme Council" william L. Boy
den, thirty-third degree, honorary; TIC
the Grand Commander. James ID. Rich
ardson." Stirling Kerr. jr., deputy; Tc
the Grand Lodge Of the District OF Co
lumbla," T. John Newton. grand master
Of Masons; ITO the memory OF the
brethren Of this degree whose labors here
below have ceased during the present
Masonic year" in silence: ITO all Ma
sons and Masonic bodies, OF all rites ane
degrees, over the surface of the earth
honors and laurels to the worthy, health
to the sick, comfort to the needy, anc
succor to the oppressed everywhere
Roe Fulkerson, thirty-second degree
"Maundy Thursday Sentiment" William
Tayloe Snyder. thirty-second degree, X
c. c. II.
Maundy Thursday mystic banquet. New
Ebbitt Hotel. Invocation. Rev. William
Tayloe Snyder. thirty-second degree.
lC C H. Address Senator William How
ard Thompson. thirty-second degree.
In memoriam-Charies Webster Han
! cock, thirty-second degree, X c. c. II.
August I, 1913; William Leaf jackson
thirty second degree. May II. 1913: Franz
Ivey Wood. eighteenth degree, Septem
Der Is, 1913; Christopher c. Yeabower
lthirtieth degree, February Il, 1914; Henr.
Achterkirchen. thirty-second degree, Feb
ruary IS, 1914: Ferdinand w. Callaghan
4 thirty-second degree, February 2, 1914.