Evening star., 1915-01-10

son. James A. Wetmore. Matthew
Trfmble. Augustus B. Coolidge and
George C. Ober.
Correspondence - George W. Baird.
Frank B. Curtis, Horace p Mcintosh,
| Moses D. Null and James E. Hutchin-
| son.
Grievances L. Cabell Williamson.
Walter w. Ludlow. Edwin B. Hesse.
/ Baumann.
| Work and lectures-Wil1iam J. Nay
lor. Thomas NJ. F. Bowling. Jacob H.
Lichliter. John N. Sterzer and James T.
IGreaves.
| By-laws-Charles ]. James, Andrew
Wilson, William E. Dyre Daniel G..
| Davis and Harry G. Kfmbal1.
| Accounts-E. ST. Clair Thompson. Dan
G. Vaughan. William Mehn, Louis c.
Wilson and John A. Colborn.
Lfbrary-Louis u. Carman, Otis J.
Eddy. William Montgomery. John Lane
Johns and Wallace Streater.
Masonic Temple-Lurtin r. CHM, AL
bert F. Fox, John H. Small. jr.. Walter
A. Brown and Henry. X. Simpson.
Address of grand master. Alexander
Grant, Masonic Temple. Washington.
D. c.
Address Of grand secretary. Arvtne'
W. Johnston. Masonic Temple, Wash
ington, D. c.
Address Of chairman committee on
correspondence. George W. Baird. 1905
Rhode Island avenue northwest, Wash
ington, D. C.
The twenty-nrst degree, "Prussian
Knight" will be conferred in full cere-
monial form in Robert de Bruce Coun-
Gil. Knights Kadosh. at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral, Sd and E streets north
west. Tuesday evening by the follow
ing cast:
Arthur B. Hayes, 32d degree; John H.
Won Hermann. 32d degree. K. C. c. H.;
George R.. Davis. 32d degree, K c. c.
H: Charles R. Bartlett. 32d degree;
Charles G. F. Toepper. 32d degree. X.
Horace P. Mcintosh, 32d degree, K. c.
c. H: Frank E. Koch, 32d degree, and
William l.. Boyden, 33d degree honor
ary. Evangelist Chapter, Rose Croix,
will also meet for the transaction Of
routine business.
seaton W. Trunnel, commander of
Columbia Commandery, No 2, has ex-
mander F. e. Gibson. instructor Of work
of Columbia Commandery, to the instruc-
tors OF work of the several communicates
Of the District of Columbia to work the
red cross in Columbia Commandery Fri
day at 7:30 pm.
The stations are to be filled by the
instructors of work as far as the num-
Der will supply and the names for the
several offices are suggested as fol-
lows: Prince chancellor, Eminent Sir
E. P. Hazelton. Orient. No. 5; prince
Beahm. De Molay, No. 4; master of
cavalry, Eminent Sir w. K. Reeves.
Potomac, No. 8; master of Infantry,
Eminent Sir W. S. Quinter, Washing
ton, No. 2; warder, Eminent Sir F. E.
Gibson. Colun bia, No. 2.
Instructor General of Work Gratz E.
Dunkum will occupy the station of
sovereign master. with E. P. Hazleton
as prince chancellor, w. N. Beahm as
prince master of palace, w. X. Reeves
as master of cavalry, W. S. Quinter as
master Of infantry and F. e. Gibson as
warder.
This will be the first time that the
school of instruction has occupied the
chairs while comforting the order.
In a late card High Priest Theodore
Moore of Mount Horeb Royal Arch
Chapter. No. Z, announces the P. M.
and NJ. E. NJ. degrees for Tuesday
evening. The chapter will have it's
grand visitation January 26 and elect
new officers February 8.
William s. Quinter, whom Almas
Temple of the Mystic Shrine recently
elected its illustrious potentate. is
senior deacon of Federal Lodge. No. 1;
royal arch captain of La Fayette Royal
Arch Chapter, No. s. and a past COM
mander Of Washington Commandery,
No. 1. Knights Templar.
He was created a noble Of the Mystic
Shrine in Almas Temple in 1903, and