The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-30
Grand Omcers Visit De Molay Com
mandery.

June +Marha, No. 4: Ascension, No. %.
Grand Omcers Visit De Molay Com
mandery.
Grand Commander Edwin B. Hesse, of
the Grand Commandery of Knights Tenn
plar of the District of Columbia, visited
DeMolay Commandery. No. 4. Knights
Templar, last Tuesday night. William
F. GUIDE and Adolphus Guide, who were
absent from the city, when the regular
grand commandery installation took
place, were installed as grand captain
general and grand standard bearer, re-
spectively.
Past Commander Eugene E. Thompson,
was installed as prelate of DeMolay Com
mandery. to I'LL a vacancy.
Prospects for the next year in this COM
mandery under the new commander.
Helmer Rabild, appear very bright.
The grand commander was accompanied
by William S. Parks. grand generals
simo; A. W. Johnston. grand recorder;
Fred S. Cawson, grand Junior warden;
Edward P Hazelton. grand inspector
general and Gratz E. Dunkum, grand in
structor general.
Royal Arch Masons Visit Maryland
Chapter.
Gran0 f1lSn Lt1n loNeTS, il,
in response to an invitation from j.
Wilson Townsend, high priest of Mary
land Chapter, No. s., r. A. NJ. of Ken
sington. Md, visited that chapter last
Wednesday night. Grand High Priest
Towers was accompanied by Dr. William
e. Fowler. deputy grand high priest;
Arthur G. Shaw, grand scribe; A. W.
Johnston. grand secretary; Orville
Drown, grand visitor and lecturer; Rev.
H., a1-s,
met NJ. Carter, grand captain of the
host: Frank F. Major. grand principal
soJourner; Guy w. A. Camp, grand mas
ter of the third veil; Cummins c. Hell
mick. grand sentinel: Past Grand High
Priests Henry h Simpson and Walter
b. Pettus, and Charles W. Pimper. high
priest Of Mount Horeb Chapter, No. Z,
r. a. NJ.
The mark masters degree was con-
ferred. after which supper was served
and an interesting program Of addresses
and music was given.
Osiris Lodge q" Enjoy Lecture.
Osiris Lodge, No rs, F. A. A. NJ, fol-
lowing the comforting of the fellowcraft
degree next Wednesday night, will throw
its doors open to the members and their
friends. including the ladies. to enjoy
stereOpticon illustrated lecture on the
STORY of Washington to be given by
Gideon J. Pillow. The lecture will
show and describe the great events in
the history of this city from its found
ing to the present
Hiram Lodge. No. 10. F. A. "a. NJ. will
have tine Z. A degree next Thursday
evening. June j. with Senior Warden
line.
EIecta Chapter Entertains Visitors.
An entertainment of unusually high
merit was presented to the members of
Electa Chapter No. ,. o. E. s., and
visiting friends at Masonic Hall. Ana
costa. last Tuesday evening. a short
regular meeting was held during which, |
it was announced. that Friendship Chap |
ter. of Tennallytown. ID. G.. was without !
and desired to visit Electa Chapter. When |
fifty members of the visiting chapter i
filed into the beautiful lodge room they |
were received with much applause and |
both the worthy matron. Mrs. Lavinia |
Kelly, and the worthy patron, Charles A. |
Stevens, welcomed them
The entertainment was held in the
lower concert hall. A dramatic sketch
entitled The Chalk Line" was presented
by Charles A. Stevens as the country
store keeper: Miss Alice n Stone. as the
daughter and Milton ].
F'illius as the old postmaster. The play
ers were given rounds OF applause.
Miss Edith Shreve danced and sang
several songs of popular and national
character in very excellent manner and
asst Patron William Scantlebury sang
several highly pleasing comic numbers.
The performance concluded with an
,ther sketch entitled THE Little
stranger" The scene was that of the
jamestown race track. the characters,
'harles A. Stevens as an ex-trainer; John
1. Shreve as a rich horse owner. and
Charles D. Shackelford as Uncle Abe"
IN old colored coachman. The sketch is
me of the best Of Its kind and its pre-
resent
Martha Chapter had quite large dele
alton present and during the evening
Trs. Jessie A. Hover. associate con-
uctress of that chapter. on behalf of
he Martha Chapter Younger Set. pre- ,
ented Past Patron NJ J. Ffllius with a .
arge, beautiful bouquet of roses. Re- -,
reshments were served and 900 Eastern
tar members declared the night a gala
light" for Electa Chapter. Z
Among those present from Friendship :
'hapter were the following: Worthy !
Iatron Mazella Parks. Worthy Patron >
ohm w. Lyon, Past Matrons Mrs =
ROME r. Bergman. and Mrs. Edith A. q
ynn; Past Patron Fred Robeyt John s.
erryman, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard :
fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Perner. Miss :
'erner, Hillery Burrows. Miss Ethel :
Burrows. Arther Decker. Mrs. Ethel May q
,ecker, Mr.. and Mrs Marion p Walker,
". A. Ray, Mrs. Fedline. Miss Ruth
erryman. Charles Hurley, Fred Parks, v
Ir. and Mrs. Jones. Miss Mabel Der O
ok. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Robey, Mr. Il
Miss Maud Richardson, Mr.. (
hapion, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Shields,
lrs. E. Rosmond. Miss Emile Rosmond,
[rs. Fawcett, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall,
obey. Miss Grace Robey. Miss Margaret \
arroll. A. Lamanna. and q number of G
hers. Every chapter in the Jurisdiction a
as represented by one or more visitors.
he second meeting in June will be n
Chapter Birthday" and the entertain 9
ent, committee for that occasion il: q
|. ]. Fillius. chairman: Charles A.
Ievens. Simon Bube. Raymond Fillius, q
amuel Humphrey. Samuel d. Frazer, e
lillian Rochinstien. Samuel Shields, d
lillian T. Williamson. and Joseph q
ely. "
Level Club Enjoys Program. 8
At the last meeting of the Level Club d,
highly enjoyable entertainment was II
esented by the Imperial Novelty Four, lfr
musical organisation consisting of c. n
Tobin. ]. II. Arbealy. g. r. White h,
d e. p. jackson, Several nolos ,nsa 4 n