The Washington herald., 1915-10-10
Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.

calendar.
October u-Dawson. No. s. E. A.; stansbury.
No a.
October Ie-Federsl. No. !: Acacia, No. Is. z.
A; Takoma. No g. visitation.
October Is-Harmony. No. Il. F. c.; School Of
Instruction.
oecber !s-The New J~u.len. No. .; Geo. G.
October Iscoiunbta No. ;: Lebanon. No. 7.
Ladies Nisn.."
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
October INIT Vernon, No g. Mark; Hiram. No.
10; Ansoostia. No. T.
OCTOBER ls-Mt Horeb. No :; Potomac, No. s.
October I3-Mt. Pleasant, No. Is.
oeober H-Washinston. No business
October IISchool OF Institution.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDERS.
ocsoosr l2-DeMolay Mounted No. 4.
October l-WashinSton. No.
October l5-Columbia. No. 2.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE
October l2-Mithras Lodge Of Perfection. No. J..
special; Evanseis, CHAPTER Rose CroI. No. l.
October l3-Mithras Lodge Of Perfection. No. l.,
degrees, beginning at 40 ?. n.
October It-Evanselist Chapter Rose Croix. No. J.,
degrees. beginning at 40 ?. m
October I5-Robsrt de Bruce Council Of Kadosh.
No, d1sIsss s4rs SsSineiTs sTss At G2P1Fas iG 3 N
October ll-TeTnpls. No l3; Columbia. No. IS.
October i2-Electa. No. .; Bethlehem. No. :;
Friendship. No; II; Fidelity. No %.
October Is-Naomi No. ); Brooklard No Il.
October l4-wr. F. Hunt. No. 10.
October l5-Martha. No {: Ascension. No %.
Lebanon Lodge to Entertain Ladies.
Worshipful Master N. B. Yerger, Of
Lebanon Lodge, No. I. F. A. A. NJ. an
nounces that there will be no work at
the next meeting OF the lodge on Octo-
Der Is, the night having been set aside
to entertain the ladies. The committee
having the entertainment in charge are
sparing no efforts 10 make the evening
nlea celerr m
will be given. in which the best talent
the city boasts Of will take part and
entertain the guests of the evening.
Light refreshments will be served. to be
followed by an informal dance.
The celebration is under the manage
ment of Past Master Charles D. Shackel-
ford, Senior Warden Charles E. Alexan-
der and Junior Warden L. J. Kelley.
King Solomon Lodge Plan. Trip.
Grand Master Alexander Grant and
Grand Chaplain Hugh T. Stevenson were
present Wednesday afternoon at the
stated communicate ton of King Solomon
Lodge. No. 81, and oflciate6 in the de-
gree work. Senior Deacon Charles P.
Johnson headed the Official line in the
fellow crafts degree. assisted by Junior
Dea arthur c. Webb. Others taking
part were Past Masters James T. Case
DccI dI-O oSIl v w O4lcr NC
Laren. John J. Ver,eger. Ernest 4.
Swingle and John L. Kelly.
Past Master Delos W. Thayer. in
charge Of arrangements for the lodge
visit on Monday. October 25, to Meridian
Lodge CRichmond). renorted that exten-
sive plans were being completed in the
Virginia city for the entertainment OF
their guests. Present indications are
that more than fifty members. Including
the ladies'. will be in the party
Acting Master a. J. Rose and Past
Master Thayer will leave for Richmond
on Saturda, preceding TO cooperate
with the committee for final arrange
mentS.
Events of Scottish Rite Bodies.
The Scottish Rite bodies are completing
their arrangements for the "Deoica ton
Glass" which is 10 receive the degree
from the fourth TO the thirty-second. liz
elusive. October 13. Il. anS Is.
They already have forty-eight petitions
IN hand. with number to hear from |
The Alexandria bodies also have thirty !.
petltions making this the largest class
that has ever received the thirty-second
degree in Washington.
The work will begin at 40 p. m, each
day and dinner will be served to the can
didates and visitors at .. m.
ENdHStllSl SHdpltE Rose SIOlA AL LO-O
its regular meeting October u and NTH |
ras Lodge of Perfection will hold a spec
ial meeting the same evening, for the
election of candidates for this class.
The regular meeting of Mithras Lodge
of Perfection scheduled for October -, !
has been dispensed with owing 10 the ses-
sion of the Supreme Council. Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite. which will con-
tiI.ue during that week.
Grotto to Stage Big Ceremonial.
The fall ceremonial Of Kallipolis Grotto. !
naich will be staged at the New Willard
Hotel on October IS will be the last full !
ceremonial of the year and promises to
he one OF the most novel and interesting
ever held. Monarch E. w. Libbey Is en-
deavoring to raise a large class and is
ppealirg to each individual prophet to
bring at least one candidate.
In addition to the ceremonial there will
he other interesting features. the whole
to oe followed by 4 banquet. The affair
will be Past Monarchs Night" and the
,ffices will be filed by the past mon
archs Past Monarch John II. Shreve.
director of the degree team, is working
hard through rehearsals and otherwise
to outdo all former efforts In putting on
the ritualistic ceremony, PhoPhet Samuel
F Shreve. president of the grotto band.
is arranging tHe TluSiIdi iN!iheis' oAio
Prophet Charles a. Stevens. director OF
the glee club. has written a novel musi-
cal skit for the occasion, which will oom-
bine originality and novelty and afford
OF a high character. The skit
will include musical numbers by the grot-
10 soloists and choruses by the Glee
Club.
ARRANGEMENTS are also under way
for Ladies Night" the exact de-
tails of which have not yet been COM
Past Grand Monarch Hiram D. Rog-
FRS. ir., of Boston. and Prophet Mark
n Patten, of Amoo Grotto. Rock Is
land, Ill. were recent visitors to the
city.
Yedz Grotto, of Baltimore, gave a
smoker and entertainment last night in
AIbaugh's Theater to the Master Ma
sons Of Baltimore The theater was
pa acked to its, capacity and an enjoy
4 able evening was spent. Several
speeches were made in explanation Of
The objects Of the Order of Yelled
Prophets and a musical program was
furnished by Kallipolis Grotto Band and
;lee Club The program as rendered by
the Washington Prophets was as fol-
ows:
Selection. Kallipolis Grotto Band; spe-
,ialty The Man in Kilties," Prophet
Kirk c. Miller; sketch. The Little
stranger" Past Monarch John H. Shreve
md Prophets Charles A. Stevens and
Charles D. Shackleford: moving pic
tures, KaIlipoiis Grotto Prophets at
Irolic; medley, Kallipolis Grotto Glee