Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-24

Friday - Almas Temple, Mystic Shrine, |
grand ceremonial, National Rifles
Armory.
King David Lodge is to have charge
of the religious services at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home today a
pm. Rev. J. p. Wright of Brooklant
Methodist Church will conduct the
services. The grand visitation to King
David and East Gate lodges will occu
on Tuesday in the lodgeroom of King
David Lodge. in Brookland.
Dawson Lodge. No. is. will give al
entertainment and banquet in honor Of
Concord Lodge, No. 625, of Concordville
Pa, tomorrow evening. Arrangement:
have been made TO meet the brethren
from Concord Lodge upon their arriva
in the city and take them on sight
seeing trip and otherwise look after
their comfort. In the evening they viii
visit Dawson Lodge and witness the
L. A. degree. Upon the conclusion OF
the evenings work an entertainment
and banquet will be given, which will
be exclusively for the members OF
Dawson Lodge and it's guests. num-
Der of prominent speakers and enter
tainers will be on hand and the even
ing promises to be memorable one
in the history of Dawson Lodge.
The committees in charge of the ar
engagements are: Reception-Royal T.
Corwin. John A Colborn. Thomas w
p Stephenson. William w. Wales and
Wisdom d. Brown. Entertainment
Royal E. Corwin, George q. Seibold
George W. Baumann, Milton Strasburg-
er. Mark Stearman. William H. Murray,
William G. Boyd, Charles W. Hoover
Ailen,L. Cotton, Rodney Gary, John j
Costinett. Decorations--Royal E. Mis-
kell. Robert G. Hunter. Frederic E.
Hodge. William r. Clarkson. Carmin e
F. Gerard, Robert G.. Hunter, Karl X.
Locke. Hyman n Levy and Samuel
Greenberg.
The officers of Concord Lodge are:
w. NJ, Francis H Williamson; S. W.
= John S. Mcconnell: J. W.. Horace S
treasurer. William B. Miller: chaplain
Lewis S. Williamson: S. D.. Willard
Brinton: ]. D.. Isaiah NJ. Hepburn; sen
ior master of ceremonies. Richard !
Griffith: Junior master of ceremonies
David B. Martin; PURSUANT, c. Candy
Darlington; stewards. Bartram r. Har-
vey and Isaac Cornogg; tiler, Edward
G. Barnett.
Ofhcers of Dawson Lodge are: W. NJ
Royal 4. Corwin: S. w, Perry z. Pat
rick: j. w, Frederic E. Hodge; secre-
tary, John A. Colborn; treasurer, Jo-
seph p. Stephenson: master of ceremo-
MES. Charles Boyd; S. D.. William H
Murray: j. D.. Rodney Gary: s. S.. Wis
dom d. Brown; j. s. William r. Clark
son; tiler, James T Moulden.
Past Master Delos w. Thayer. chair
man of the committee of King Solomon
Lodge. No. 81, having in charge the ar
rangements for the fraternal visit to be
paid TO Meridian Lodge (daylighD. Rich
mond, tomorrow, reports that the Nir-
gina lodge is making elaborate plans
for the entertainment of the fifty OF
more Washington visitors.
hfyF, II dali
who has been for the past seven months
sojourning on the Pacific coast is again
In charge of the daylight lodge, ano
expects 10 Join .he, Richmond party.
While several of the members left YES
terday the majority will leave tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. returning home al
night
At the next meeting of King Solomon
Lodge will occur the annual visitation
OF the grand master, previous to which
luncheon VIII he served IN the BAN
quet hall at : O'Clock. The NJ NJ. degree
will be presented during the afternoon.
Tuesday at pm. the members OF
Benjamin b. French Lodge, No. 10. anc
their ladies will be entertained at Ma
sonic Hall. 9th and F streets. with q
travel lecture. illustrated by views
taken by a new process OF color pho'
Biography by DIR. II. o. Reik. who is
to give a course of Illustrated lecture:
in the same manner In other eastern
cities.
Kallipolis Grotto will hold its fal
ceremonial at the New willard Thurs
day evening. The officers. members o.
the cast, glee club. band and willing
workers in general are fitting to ant
fro. perfecting details and arrange
rnents Cor this. the last ceremonial OF
the year. which Monarch Libbey an
nounces is to be unique and one o,
the most enjoyable sessions ever helt
By the gro:to.
The affaIr will be known as PAS
Nonarchs' night" and the stations viii
oe filled by Past Nonarchs Edward
Schmid. who is also grand chief Jus
tice o. the Supreme Council; j. w. Col!
Inns John H. Shreve, Raymond b
Dickey and T. Il. Pullman. The pas
rlorarchs will endeavor to impress
upo.l tn, prophets that while they have
had their day" they still know how
to preside over a grotto meeting ant
speed up on the preliminary orders o.
business, necessarily incident to th'
ceremonial. in order to make way To-
the big show" which will launch th'
candidates upon their journey in ques
OF the mysteries of the order OF Neiie'
Prophets.
The band is reported up to the min
ute with special music. the degree team
in good form and the glee club puttint
the finishing touches to musica
skit written for the occasion by Charles
A Stevens. Samuel +. Shreye Will pu
the candidate through Il spectacular
series of stunts" which are said to b.
impressive and will long be remem
bered by the brave. well as the tim
i'd neophytes. Even BILLY Eallip." th'
grotto goat. is being given daily exer
else TO At Elm for his important part II
the initiatory ceremony.
Charles NJ Keefer and Jack ShulmaI
have been designated to assist Score
tary n. ]. Simmons in handling the re
titions. and Monarch Z. W. Libbey hai
appointed the following special aids
"Cladhander," Milton Hopfenmaier
WELL" c. a. Brewton: "HeIperon.
Charles Zurhorst: "Jo,lier.' Paul d
Grove: "Optimist." Theodore Picard
"Milliner." c. =. Boss: Keeper of tn,
200" Fred II. Kramer. and Shaker
up Julius Albrecht.
Master of Ceremonies l. S. Goldsmith
conferred the degree of Improved Or
der of Yellow Dog upon the entir.
Guard of the Arkansas Copsistory o
Little Rock. Ark, at the Commercial
Club Wednesday last. They propos,
applying for charter to establish tn,
order in Little Rock.
Amoo Grotto, No. 81, of Rock Island
1l. recently initiated hfty-two aandi
lates. Grand Monarch w. II. Snyder
Past Grand Monarch George Edwar,
Hatch and Grand Alchemist Harry w
Ordway were Dresent. The moving pic
turs film Of KallipeNs Grotto was uset