Evening star., 1914-07-12

March. 1918. to participate in the inau-
gural ceremonies.
After greetings had heen exchanged the
entire party were driven through the
park and residential sections of the city
by Bugler LonSacre of the infantry in
his automobile. At pm. the drive
Iended al the armory of the Washington
Infantry in the Soldiers Memorial Hall.
AS the party entered the main hall they
were met by the Washington Infantry
paraded under arms. commanded by First
Lieut.. 4. n. Frazier. After a short but
snappy drill Corporal Winston stepped
chosen address complimented the groom
and concluded by presenting the bride
with large bouquet of American beauty
roses. to which she made a fitting re-
Sponse. Dr. Gibson. with much feeling.
expressed his surprise and appreciation
of the honors shown him in this inn
promptu reception in Pittsburgh.
The party was then driven to the Union
station. from whence the doctor and his
wife left at pm. for Chicago. carrying
with them many and sincere expressions
of love and best wishes from Frank s
| Pittsburgh friends.
nent Commander Seaton w Trunnel of
Columbia Commandery by DR.. Ammer-
man. post card received from DR.. Glib
son. postmarked Duluth. Mimi, states:
will start through the great lakes tonight
on our return. and in two weeks from
Monday We will be in Atlantic City
| zimmerman. who was knishted in Column
ba Commandery, states he has visited all
the communicates in Pittsburgh. and by
invitation has been with the staff of Di-
manderies at Allegheny. Washington.
Pa, and kittaning. Pa. and had a royal
reception and happy visit to each.
have "double-header'' of the F. c. de-
gree. the first at Is pm at special. and
the second at the stated communication
at $50 pm. Junior Warden Frank A.
shipful Master Robert E. Harvey reports
a busy time ahead for the officers of the
lodge.
Worshipful Master Reuben 4. Bogley
/ of George C. Whiting Lodge. No. %. has
| announced that the work of the lodge
makes it impossible to call off any of the
communications this month or next. July
| % the F. A. degree will be presented,
and at special July 80. at 7::s0 pm, the
| NJ. NJ. degree.
| The New Jerusalem Lodge No. Q. will
! have the E. A. degree at its communica
| tion the evening of July %. in the COM
mandery asylum at Masonic Temple
where it will continue to meet until its
| first communication in October, pending
| repairs and redecoration of lodge room
No. 1. The Lodge News Bulletin reports
| Past Master Warren J. Coffin. who was
| obliged to submit to a light operation at
| Garfield Hospital recently, as improving,
| and Armand Ofutt. who went through a
similar experience at the same hospital,
as also on the road to recovery. The lodge
paper and bulletin edited by Junior Stew
ard Thomas A. Bynum has its July issue
| filled with interesting articles and news
items. one especially on Female Ma
sons"
Worshipful Master l.. Bert Nye an
nounces in his latest circular that Fed
| eral Lodge, No. I. will have the F. C. de-
,, gree Tuesday evening. and that the COM
munication of July % will be devoted to
regular business The latter communi-
cation will be held in the commandery
asylum. He also states that the meet
ings scheduled for August In all proba-
biity will be called off,"
Almas Temples famous Arab Patrol
and some invited guests sailed from the
port of Baltimore yesterday afternoon.
via the steamer Northumberland of the
Maryland. Delaware and Virginia Rail-
to Washington. To do this the party
had to leave here yesterday afternoon
at 3 o'clock by the electric railway for
Baltimore where the steamer was board
ed. Home will be reached in due course
early enough Monday morning to enable
tnOSe VINO deSlre TO get TO Inelr business
if they have any desire to. The trip is the
first Of two planned for this summer;
the other is to be made some time next
month. Later in the year the patrol is
planning a trip to Atlantic City to wit
ness the ceremonial session Of Crescent
Temple of the Mystic Shrine, which will
be held on the pteel Pier.
All sorts of athletic events were planned
for the trip which started yesterday. in
Guiding running races. boxing, wrestling.
cracker eating, swimming. singing"
potato race. pie eating and other diff
cult things
A well organized "sleepless flying
of the features. and as this will be the
maiden voyage of Capt. Robey,'' the
patrols new commander. committee
Stewart. Secretary C. F. waring. Treas
urer W. W. Georges and Chairman Gus
Kneessi was constituted to confer upon
him the degree of the great unwashed
innovations were promised in the degree,
which was to be conferred early this
morning. and ]. ]. Odenwald is said to
have invented special apparatus for the
purpose. The trip is to be a veritable
patrol outing. replete with surprises and
-decorus. but-anything but restful." ac-
cording to the announcement promul-
gated by Secretary Waring.
Those who are supposed to have sailed
include c. A. Stewart, c. F. Waring, j.
Odenwald and wife. Atkinson and wife,
c. W. King, jr.: S. Desio. BedelI. w. T.
Lawrence Frank Finley, A. Gorham F.
Geraci. Capt. Robey. Riley. Tiller Honey,
Harry Gardner. G. L. Smitnson, Scheuter,
f. j. Silvers. c. D. Mathews. A. Claf1in,
NJ Hess w. Avery. W. W. Georges. DR.
Harrison. c. T. Bennett. Harry F.ibel.
The Baron and Baroness Won Volk are
announced special guests of the pa
troll.
Dr. W. F. r. Phillips. one of the re-
organizers of kallipolis CIrotto, Mystic
Order of Yelled Prophets Of the Enchant-
ed Realm, who is now head of the Tnedi-
, cal department of the University of Ala
bama, at Mobile, was present at the ses-
sion of ka1lipols Grotto Thursday even
ing In the hall of the Washington Cham
ber of Commerce. and aroused the big at
| tendance with one of his old time ad-
dresses. extolling the order in general
and kallipois Grotto in particular DR.
! Phillips was one of the most influential
members of the first cast after the re-
| organization. and he is held in the high
est regard by the prophets. DR.. Phillips
| was formerly dean of the medical faculty
| at George Washington University in this
\ city.
! Monarch Peter r. Pullman of KallipoIis
Grotto. NJ. O. V. p. f. R.. has organized
| a Buffalo Savings Club for the benefit
/ of those prophets who wish to attend the
| next session of the Supreme Council in
June. 1915. at Buffalo, N Y Prophet c.
| l.. Bowman is in charge of the proiect