The Washington herald., 1914-11-22
Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.

LODGES.
NOTsmber :3-DsWson. No. H, E Al stAnsbury'
NOTsmber 24-FederaI. No. l. F. c.; Acacin. No.
IS. 2. g; TakomA. No. .. Z. A.
November eS-Hamony. No II, visitation; schoOl
of instruction, called Oh.
November B-The New Jerusalem. No. .. called
OF; George c. Whiting, No. 2, social; Temple
Noyes. No. u NJ. NJ.
November z-St. Johns No. II, visitation; Hope,
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
November S1-MOunt Vernon. No. }. Marx; Hiram,
No. 10; Anacnstia. No. L
8, Marx
November z-Mount Pleasant, No. Is. Marx.
November 26-WEshington, No. 2. called Oh.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CoMMANDERIEs.
November a-De MolAy Mounted, No. L
November Z-Washington- No. l.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE
November a-Robert de Bruce Council Of IA
YELLED PROPHETS.
November 2i-KaIlipolis Grotto No. IS. ceremonial
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
November 3-Temple. No. i: Columbia. No. Is.
November 2t-ElectI. No. ?; Friendship. No. H.
degrees.
November G5-Nsomi. No. s. Brookland. No. II.
November B-wiliam p. Hunt, No. l6
November z-TakOmA, No. p; Cathedral No. Il.
Grand Officers Pay Annual Visit to
Areme Chapter.
The annual visit of the officers Of the
Grand Chapter, o. E. S, to Areme Chap
ter, No. 10, Wednesday night, was pro-
nounced one of the most successful and
enjoyable Of the season. Grand Matron
Jessie w. Cowles and Grand Patron
Charles T. Molster, and other officers Of
the Grand Chapter. were ushered into
the chapter room, which was beautifully
decorated with yellow and green, sym
bolic of constancy and love.
The annual reports of the chapter sub
mitted by the grand secretary and grand
treasurer indicated a splendid years
work. Both the grand matron and grand
patron compIimented the matron and
patron on their excellent record for the
year The grand matron spoke of the sim
cerity of the chapter and expressed her
self as particularly pleased with the sym
bolism of the evenings decorations, ana
said that the constancy and love Of
Areme might always be depended upon.
The grand patron also spoke most high
ly of the years work in the chapter, COM
pIimenting its officers and members on
their faithfulness and loyalty.
The grand matron greeted Past Grand
Matron Ethel Baker-Wetzel, OF Areme
Chapter, who was present for the first
time since her marriage. Past Grand
Matron Jeanette r. Smith also addressed
the chapter.
Past Matron Grace NJ. Carter presented
Grand Matron CoWles with a huge basket
of flowers, in the bottom Of which she
discovered hand-painted sandwich set Of
six pieces, beautifully decorated in the
colors of constancy.
Past Matron Bena Barnhart presented
Grand Patron MOlster with a cut-glass
bowl.
The presentation addresses Of both Mrs
Carter and Mrs. Barnhart were interest
ing and good, and greatly appreciated
There was an immense audience, which
included a great many visiting members
from other chapters and other tursdic-
tions, among whom were Past Matron
PaddlefoTd, OF Austin, Tex; Past Matron
Firman, of Ohio; Mrs. Rels, of Boston.
and many others. All expressed them
selves as greatly pleased with the even
fng's program, which consisted of a solo
by Mrs. Florence HUI, of Temple Chap
ter, No. Is; recitation by Mrs. Eva Love
and solo by Miss Harriet Clafiin.
The grand officers were each presented
with goodly sized horns, as favors, dec
GRATED with the five colors of the chapter,
from which was suspended a cord with
the motto, "Toot and the world toots
with you, knock and you knock alone. I"
The evening was said to be especially
interesting and enjoyable and when the
grand officers retired they all went out
footing their horns for the continued sue
cess of Areme Chapter, No. TO-