Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-03
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degree director; George R. Davis. K c.
&c. H, stage manager; Todd c. Sharp.
thirty-second degree. assistant stage
manager; Milton Kopfenmaier, K c. C..
H. master of tableaux: Harry G. Kim
ball. thirty-second degree. organist; j..
Walter Humphrey. thirty-second degree,
soloist, and Nathan WE'LL. K. C. C. H,
class director.
IS the Supreme Council of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite for the
Southern Jurisdiction of the United
States of America, with Sovereign Grand
Commander George Fleming Moore pre-
siding, will hold its last session in the
old House of the Temple, now the Scot
fish Rite Cathedral, at Sd and E streets
northwest, following which it will pro-
coed to the new House of the Temple. at
| 10th and streets northwest, where it will
dedicate the structure to the use of
lFreemasonry. The program is in charge
of the executive committee of the Su-
preme Council. beaded by Lieut. Grand
Commander Charles E. Rosenbaum, and
is to be announced later.
The committee having in charge the
arrangements for the twentieth ami
versary celebration of Orient Com
mandery, No 5, Knights Templar, held
an enthusiastic meeting Monday night
| in the asylum of the commandery
Chairman Mehn received encouraging
reports from the several subcommit-
tees. and he states a genuine knightly
! birthday party is assured at the cele-
| bration, which begins Sunday evening,
October II, with religious services at
| the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church, Az and
the pastor. Rev. James Shera Mont
gomery, who is an honorary member
| of Orient Conmandery. Monday, Octo-
| Der u.s., the celebration will be con-
tinued with an "at home" to Orient's
| ladies and friends in the commandery
! asylum.
| Though but twenty years of age,
| Orient has on her rolls two past grand
commanders. Right Eminent Sirs Alex
Mckenzie and George c. Ober; also the
present grand commander, Right Emil
| nent Sir Edwin B. %Hesse.
| Plans are under way for the fall
ceremonial of Kallipolis Grotto. which
will be held at the New Willard Hotel
October %. The full ritualistic cere-
mony will be exemplified. followed by
an elaborate entertainment and ban
4uet. Monarch E. w. Libbey has desig-
| mated the affair as past monarchs'
The Grotto Band and Glee Club will
| contribute to the entertainment in con-
nection with the fair of William r.
Singleton Lodge, No. 80, F. A. A. NJ,
and Friendship Chapter, No. II, o. E. S.,
at Tenleytown, October 10.
Jacque Heidenheimer has been desig-
mated to arrange for a ceremonial in
the near future at Alexandria. Va.
sha1imar Grotto. No. 50. was institut-
ed at New Orleans, La, September 6,
and 275 candidates were initiated.
Grand Venerable Prophet Anthony F.
Ittner of st. Louis, special deputy of
ha org
ceremonies included a mammoth pa
rade. a dinner and musical entertain
ment.
The duckpin league of the Masonic
Bowling Association is said to be
arousing SO much enthusiasm in the
several lodges that 1t has been neces-
sary to increase the league to twenty
teams. thus providing places for two
new entrants. The additional starters
are representatives from Acacia Lodge,
directed by Edward H. Maitby, and
Anacostia Lodge, directed by w. Ralph
Williamson.
The president and secretary of the
association. assisted by L. P. Steuart,
chairman of the schedule committee,
are now readjusting the schedule of
games. When that work is completed,
new schedules will be printed contain
ing the revised list of paying dates.
The fact that the eighteen teams
originally. comprising the league are
)layin their games in accordance with
the schedule, and that other lodges are
iesirous Of entering the lists, speaks
well for the success Of this bowling Or
yanization.
Mount Pleasant Lodge has selected
new director for it's team in Harry J.
Saers, a well known bowler.
The Level Club. composed of master
Masons of the Department of Com
merce, held it's regular monthly meet
1rf C4Hr 10 rtvprr IL h fvN
the Perpetual Building Association
building. A good attendance was on
hand. After the conclusion of the regu-
lar business the Masonic Club band of
the members of the club. and visiting
brethren with selections under the
leadership of Frederick wilkins. The
musical program was concluded with
pliment to the G. A. r. encampment.
During the intermission refreshments
were served and speeches were made
by President Dick and Vice President
President C. K. Bartlett of the Level
Club responded.
The fall schedule of Benjamin B.
French Lodge. No. IS, promulgated by
Master Arthur w. Davidson. states that
tomorrow evenings communication
will he devoted to degree work. al
though none has been posted at Ma
sonic Temple. OctODef lS 10 entertain
ment November l to memorial meet
ing, November Is to the grand vista
ton and December to the annual cleo
ton.
The Masters Association for 1915,
which met Thursday evening prior to
attending the reception of the Scot
fish Rite bodies to the blue lodge Ma
sons of Washington, discussed and rat
flied the proposed arrangement for
Masonic employment bureau. The mat
ter 1t is now understood, is ready for
presentation to the Grand Lodge at its
meeting December Is.
Lebanon Lodge. No. z. is planning a
| ladies night" for October Is. to cele-
brate it's 1O4th anniversary. Lebanon
Lodge was chartered by the Grand
Lodge October s, 1911.
| Anacostia Lodge, No. 81, according
, to the latest circular of Master Albert
| Z. Beck, is to smoke and have good
/ time in a social way tomorrow even
ling. No program has been announced,
! but Anacostia Lodge is said to abound
| in latent talent of all kinds and can
I put up quite an impromptu p 'ogram
IF something better has not been pro-
vided October Is the NJ. NJ. degree will
be presented and November l will be
the date of the grand visitation.
/ Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter,
No. Z, has the mark degree sche" lied
| for October ~, the p. NJ. and M. e. NJ.
degrees October 26 and the ROYAL Arch