Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-05

Monarch p R Pullman has called a
short form session of kallpolis Grot
to. No. Is. Mystic Order of Yelled /
Prophets of the Enchanted Realm, for
Thursday evening al O'Clock at the
Chamber of Commerce Hall. over Bren-
tano's. Arrangements for the outing a t
Chesa peake Beach July 20 will be dis
cussed among other things and candi-
dates desiring admission without the
strenuous features will be accommo-
dated by the short form ceremony.
The Grand Lodge School of Instruc-
ton. under Grand Lecturer Thomas H.
Young. has begun its summer vacation
of three months. including July. Au-
gust and September.
Past Deputy Grand Master Golf A.
Hall, who died during the past week,
was one of the charter members of
Mithras Lodge of Perfection of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
and member of the rite for fifty-three
years He was also the dean of the
past grand officers of blue lodge Ma
sorry in the District of Columbia and
the oldest then surviving past master
of Federal Lodge. No /. having held
the office of master in 1S60-61.
The only blue lodge indca ting special
light lodge" King Solomon No. 81.
which will hold special Wednesday
afternoon for the E. A. degree Those
whose work was bulletined will be
gree. although Myron NJ. Parker. No
%. will have the NJ. NJ. degree and Ma
tional Lodge No. IL. the L. A. degree
Tuesday evening. Arminius Lodge. No.
French. No Is, will have regular bust
ness" !
La Fayette Royal Arch Chapter. No. ;,
yg
their meetings. The remainder of the
six chapters scheduled to meet during
the week failed to announce work.
Anacostia Lodge No 81, announces
work to September 81, when 1t will have
the NJ. NJ. degree. July 20 it will have
the e. a.; August 3. the NJ. NJ: August
ID, the F. G.. and September :. if not the
T. A, social meeting. Jasper Scott, its
oldest member according to rank on the
rolls. who was made a master Mason Nav
l. 1871. ls reported in poor health at 232
South Carolina avenue southeast Will
nam e. Hayes is ill at his home, beyond
Congress Heights. and Kirk Few is also
i'll. but convalescent. at his home $40 X
street northeast, and Master Alfred T.
| Grimes SAYS they are able to see the
brethren who may call upon them.
| Worshipful Master F. w Groh of My
| ron NJ. Parker Lodge. No. 81. devotes
| much of the space of his last circular to
sonic Temple. at 525. 5o7 and 30 Sth
street northeast which was described in
The star last Sunday. 1t is expected the
corner stone of the new building will be
| laid some time the present month. The
| building will cost about S26,0O l.. r
Williams, the architect. and w A. Kim
mel. the builder are both members of the
Masonic fraternity. J. B. Clark of the
| lodge is reported slowly improving from
a recent illness and able to see the breth-
| rem who may call
Federal Lodge No. 1: Columbia Lodge
No. Z. and st. Johns Lodge Chapter of
| the Eastern Star are preparing for an
outing to Marshall Hall Thursday.
| Osiris Lodge No 26. has the f. A. de-
gree scheduled for it's communication of
| July Is.
Washington Centennial Lodge. No. II,
| will have the F. c. degree by past mas
tiers of the lodge at its communica ton
| July Is and the NJ. NJ. degree at a special
| communication at O. clock the evening of
| July %. when the officers of 1893, assisted
| by the lodge degree team will officiate
| The date will be the anniversary of
| Worshipful Master Leonard p Steuarts
| elevation to the NJ. NJ. degree and for
| that reason the officers VINO were in
charge of the lodge at the time of his
| raising have been asked to off1ciate
| Worshipful Master Charles n. Shackel-
| ford of Lebanon Lodge. No. Z also an
nounces a special for the evening of July
~ when the NJ NJ degree will be pre-
scented by the ranking past masters"
| of whom Grand Lecturer Thomas H
| Young is the dean
Eminent Commander Seaton W. Trun-
| mel of Columbia Comma nderv No .
Knights Templar. announces the follow
| ing appointments: Lecturer. John A
Mover: assistant lecturer. Charles E.
Baldwin; instructor of work. Frank E.
Gibson: committee on drill team. Charles
| p. Foster. chairman; Charles E. Baldwin
Charles A. Stewart. Frank f. Gibson
Charles o: shat,ckelford Virgil NJ. Fookes,
| George H. Whiting. Albert A. Rohv
Harry L. Gordon. Robert ]. Bell and
George +. Hebbard.
The special committee on drill tean,
has been appointed with reference to the
expected field day exercises which
| Grand Commander Lindsey has an
nounced will be held during the coming
| months Warren Coffin. member of
the commandery has recently had an
operation performed on his foot, accord
ing to Columbia COMMANDMENTS last cir
cular Junior Past Commander Frank f.
| Gibson. who is now on his "honeymoon.
was entertained by the local temple of
the Mystic Shrine at Harrisburg. Pa.
which caught him en- route for the
| west" He reported In recent letter
| "All serene so far
East Gate Lodge. No. a. is scheduled
for the NJ. NJ. degree July IL. with a |
repetition of the degree AT special at
! AS pm. July II. Junior Warden
Charles w. keil is acting master during
the vacation of Worshipful Master ". |
Grant Leuallen. at his mothers home
| at Princeton. Mo.
| Senior Warden Ernest II Carnes will |
| head the line In the +. \ degree AT Ma
! tiona Lodge. No IL. Tuesday evening |
and Junior Warden Frank A Tuck in
| the presentation of the r & degree al |
two communications July Il the first a
special at Z" p.m Worshpful Master
Robert T.. Harvey states he expects TO