Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-31

Seven of the nineteen lodges to meet
during the week are not bulletined at
Masonic Temple for work None OF the
ROYAL Arch chapters is builetined The
only bodies scheduled to meet which an
uouuce extraordinary events are Naval
Lodge. No. /. which will have lecture
on Taxation" by W. I. Swanton of Fed
s,rs,l Lodge No. /, Thursday evening. and
kallipolis Grotto of the Yelled Prophets.
which Will meet Friday evening at 5
y clock in the rooms of the Washington
Chamber of Commerce and which Will
receive candidates then by the short
route and complete its preparations for
lis departure for the Supreme Council 8
twenty-tifth annual convention, at Rich
uond Va. June 5. 8 and 10.
Monarch Peter r Pullman of kallipolis
Crotto says the grotto will take to Rich
nloud the largest delegation that ever
left Washington on similar Grand II
will include kallipolis Grotto's brass
band, kallipolis Grotto Glee Club and the
kallipols Grotto Orchestra. each fully
equipped to make the local grotto sub
Ject of envy in the Virginia capital. Sam
Shreve. president of the band organiZa-
ton. says Julius Hamper, the band
noted director. has the organization in
irst-class condition to compete with the
many bands that will be heard IN the big
parade and drill for the loving cup in
Capitol Square. and that he does not feel
at all uneasy over the competitive band
concert that will take place Wednesday
morning, June TO-
Charlie Stevens has the glee club in
shape to sing at the slightest provoca-
ton and the orchestra is ready to play
AT the slightest provocation. Samis Grotto
OF Richmond has left nothing undone
to make the visit of the Yelled Prophets
10 its city memorable one, and in this
kallipolis Grotto Is said to be specially
interested. as much because SAINTS Grot-
to is the daughter of kallipolis as be-
cause Ed S. Schmid. its noted past mon
arch. is an officer high in the official line
of the Supreme Council. ED Schmid
loves the Yelled Prophets" says Mon
arch Pullman, land everybody loves Ed
and what he loves. That Is the moving
power that prompts us to make this
Wednesday evening. June 10. a bur
lesque performance is to be put on In
approved style by SAINTS Groto. In the
cast will be George w. Hooper, George
E. Meyers. Charles Miller. L. Tiller. A.
MICA. Parker. W. B. Jennings, o. s
orpin. W. H. Harvey. George Guvernator.
c. F. Fitzwilson. Otto Semi, E. c. Pc
1ouze, r. s. Hudgins, c. NJ. Frischkorn. A.
o. Boschen. E. l. Schmidt and Fairfax
Jones.
wise men of Kallipolis do not venture to
predict. but they say cit will be well
worth seeing" Music will be a great
feature of the many entertainments pro-
vided at Richmond during the Supreme
Council sessions. SamiS Grotto's orches-
ira will play at the Academy of Music
The orchestra is composed of talented
musicians. and its program will feature
the closing performance of the session.
The big ceremonial session of SAINTS Grot-
hold . ut, =
day evening, June 0. Sessions of the Su-
prcTne Council will be held in the Hotel
Richmond auditorium.
Naval Lodge, No. a. has set the pace
for other lodges of the District with its
volunteer choir. II. Stein is in charge of
the organization. and he reports the mem
hership enthusiastic and their vocal eff
forts as effective and a decided acuui-
sition 10 the lodge work.
Eminent Commander Guy NJ Neelv. In
his opening circular. states that Deep
down we feel the stir of primal impulses
and our hearts beat faster as we realize
that the old-time enthusiasm is surely
with US again" Orient Commandery, No
=. over which he presides has a proud
record. IL * said. In District Templa rism
and when aroused is certain to make it
self felt. Commander Neely says the
riEht eminent grand commander will
call for an open-air inspection and field
day this year land ! would like to see
the drill corps organized again so that
We can hold our position We have won so
often" The orders Of the temple and
malta will be presented in Orient Com
msndery tomorrow evening.
Worshipfui Master Leonard P Steuart
announces there will be degree work at
three communications of Washington
Centennial Lodge, No. a. during the
month Of June. at the two stated and at
one special communication to be held
June 10. at pm. when the Masters
Association for 1914 will present the NJ.
VI. degree assisted by the lodge team in
regulation costumes. The lodge will have
the F. G. degree Wednesday evening with
Past Masters Clarence r. Dufour Jason
Waterman and Evander French promi-
uently assisting. and the F. A. degree
June Il. when Junior Warden James s.
Mccarthy will head the official line The
sick list Of the lodge shows the names
OF Albert II kanode. jr., at Forrestville.
Nd. and Charles w. Simpson, at 11OS
Lamont street northwest. June IL the
lodge will visit Alexandria W ashington
Lodge of Alexandra, to present for 1t the
NJ NJ degree. Senior Steward George
puvall is in charge of the arrangements
he start will be made at I'D pm. by
4 special train on the electric road. The
lodge will give a theater party at the
columbia Theater the latter part of June
Worshipful Master Charles D. Shackel-
'"rd makes several announcements for
Lebanon Lodge. No. = FRIDAY the lodge
viii present the T.. a. degree with Senior
warden NJ &. Serger heading the Off
cal line. June 49, the NJ. NJ. degree will
b" presented by the officers of 1911. Lc-
Ramon Lodges centennial year. when it is
'Np"ct"d 20 have the Masters Association
Of 1911 as special guests.
Worsliipful Master f. w Groh of Ny
ron NJ. Parker Lodge. No. ~ is trying
Out the lodge past masters. Tuesday even
ing one of them Will show what he has
not forgotten of the +. {. degree.
Following luncheon AT l O'Clock Wcdnes.
DAY afternoon. King Solomon Lodge No
81 NashinStons only ida Wight" lodge
WI present the NJ. NJ. degree. Worship
ful Master James r. Casebeer says the
lodge has great deal of work ahead
and that ii will be impossible to call %
any of the stated communications durips
the heated season. On the contrary, IL is
rroba BILE special communications NAV bt
called to keep abreast of the work.
y Sdce supper Thursday evening is an
'7Iu""i by Worshipful Master Alfred T.