The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Notes Of Scottish Rite Bodi~s.


Notes Of Scottish Rite Bodi~s.
On Tuesday, March q. Mithras Lodge
of Protection. Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite. will confer the ninth de-
gree, with William l.. Bnyden. thirty
third degree honorable. i'll charge. assist
cd by George r. Davis X. G. G. II Hor-
;rr.. =. Mcintosh, X G =. H.; James II.
Mcintosh, X. e. {. H.. and james Archi-
bald Bailey. X. {. Z. H.. to be followed
by the tenth degree. with Minor X. Sui
Ivan. thirty second degree" III charge.
assisted by Henry LanShurGh. thirty
second degree: Burgess W. Marshall.
thirty-second degree: Roe FulkersOn.
thirty-sccond degree: Edward II. DrOop.
thirty-seCond degree; Wisdom -. Brown.
thirty-second degree: Archie ID. Engel,
thirty-second degree. and John :. Cotton.
thirty-second degree. The guard for
both degrees will he under command of
Gordon Robinson. thirty-second degree,
with tn" following members: Maurice
H. Avery. thirty-second: Henry G..
AYERS thirty-ScCond degree: Charles l..
Brooks. thrty-second degree: Lyman T..
Burdine. thirtysecOnd degree: Clarence
+. Christopher. thirtysecOnd degree:
Harry \. Davis. thirty-secoTd degree:
Emil Fischer, thirty-secOnd degree;
Charles NJ. Jones. thirty-Second degree;
Russell l.. kittrcll", thirty-s-Cond de-
gree; Frank +. Koch. thirty-secOnd de-
gree: Maurice Milestone. thirty-sccond de-
gree: Joseph F. Schevlin. thirty-second
degree. and Isaac W. Wright. thirty-sec-
ond degree.
Entirely new costumes and scenery
have been provided for th,s" DE-, gree,
the class is large one. and a most in
tcrestinS evening is anticipated
TIL" monthly dance for the ladies Of the
scottish Rit. and their friends will be
given Saturday. March p. at the Cathc-
dral of the Rite.
Never Davis Orchestra will furnish
th' music and there will he a competent
professional instructor in attendance
from to nCluck to teach those not
entirely familiar with the modern dance
Level Club to Eject Officers.
The annual meeting of the Level club
of the Department of Commerc" will he
held Saturday evening. March - when
the officers for the ensuing year will
he elected.
special committee on entertainment
mas prepared musical and literary pro-
gram. together with a slight OF hand per
to hav" a full attendance of the MEM
DerS. Refres hmentS will be served.
Yelled Prophets Announce Sessions
kallipnis Grottu. No. L. NJ O V. r.
+. r.. will hold business meeting to-
morrow evening at Chamber of Com
m"rcc Hall.
All efforts are being conferred on the
minstrel show and dance to be given at
odd Fellows Hall On April 8. Prophet
Charles \. stevens has this affair in
hand and promises something unique
in tine way of minstrclsy. vaudeville and
dance. The talent will he entirely from
crotto members and will include a num-
ing character.
Kallipolis Grotto Band will play this
afternoon at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home.
Past Monarch Edward :. Srhmid grand
orator of the supreme Council, accom-
panied by several local prophets went to
Philadelphia Thursday evening and in
stituted Koran Grntto. This grotto will
hold full ceremonial at an early date
Past Monarch +. r. Pullman. chair
man of the smoker to be given at the
New Willard on April - To which all
Master Masons will be invited. is per-
feCtinS the plans of what is expected to
b" tn" most successful entertainment
ever given by the grotto. The program
will soon he announced
Ial GaZ Gr0tto. No 81 us Ann Arbor.
Mich. held its third annual reception
March IL.
Aryan Grott". No. IS. Of Chicago. held
spring ceremonial March 10 and initia-
ted 800 candidates
Efforts are under way for the organ
izati"n of a Grutto at Norfolk. Va.
fadessia Grotto. of Fort Wayne, Ind,
will hold its first ceremonial on March 81
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