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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-16

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Hotel May 6. This ceremonial, Monarch
e. W. Libbey announces. will be de-
cided departure from any previously
given by the Grotto. A large class of
candidates will be ferried across the
''Stygian" flood without the need OF
life-saving appliances, and the passage
will be so easy that the most timid need
not hesitate to embark.
Following the ceremonial the Supreme
Council convention at Buffalo. June Z.
and 3, will be the next big event.
The annual pilgrimage of the Prophets
and their families to Chesapeake Beach
will occur on July Is. Chief Justice
George H. Emmons, jr., is chairman of
this excursion and plans are now FORM
ing for the outing
Word has been received of the death
of Past Grand Monarch Everett I.
Hayes. He was a member of Aryan
Grotto. No. IS. of Chicago. and one of
the most prominent Masons in the State
of Illinois.
Mokanna Grotto. No. l, Of Hamilton.
\. Y, announces a ceremonial for April
Is on which occasion Grand Monarch
E. l. Volgenau will pay an official visit
to that Grotto.
Mohassan Grotto, of Davenport. Iowa.
reports a successful ceremonial on
April Is.
Orian Grotto, No. =. of Rutland. VT.
held a ceremonial on April IA.
Omar Grotto, No. IS, of Boston, an
nounces a ceremonial for May 10.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25
Sons of Confederate Veterans

The several camps of the Sons of
Confederate Veterans will hold their
twentieth annual reunion convention
in the city of Richmond, Va. Monday.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
May 81. June I, . and 3. The opening
exercises of the convention will be
held at the auditorium on Monday,
May 81. at o'clock p. m. and all
Sons of Veterans and their official
ladies are urged to he present The
reunion convention will he composed
Of delegates from camps. and also the
commander-i chief. department., divi-
sion and brigade commanders and
their adjutants, as ex-officio members.
Visiting comrades who are not dele
gates. as we'll as all veterans and
daughters. are privileged to attend all
the sessions, and an earnest invitation
is extended to them to do So
The reunion would not be a success
without the attendance of the fair
daughters of the South; therefore the
department. division. brigade and camp
commanders will follow the usual Gus
tom and appoint their sponsors and
maids of honor.
Tickets and other courtesies will be
supplied on application to the proper
committees.
Headquarters of the commander-in-
chief and stan and for all official
sponsors and maids of honor, as well
as all officers of the confederation and
all visiting sons. will be at Murphy's
Hotel. All comrades are commanded
to report to headquarters Immediately
upon arrival
1t is the earnest desire of the COM
mander in chief that this reunion be
the most successful in the history or
the organization. Matters of great i'm
portance will come before the conven-
ton and ALI visiting sons are urged to
be present and take a part in the
business meetings.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25
Notes Of Royal Arcanum
Councils.

The councils Of the Royal Arcanum
meeting this week are National Council,
Monday evening Pythian Temple; ORR
entail Council, Tuesday evening. Old Ma
sonic Temple; District Council. Wednes-
day evening, Perpetual Building Asso-
citation Building.
Francis Scott Key Council at its meet
ing last Wednesday, admitted one new
member and received the report of Past
Regent r. c. Rowzee the representative
of this council at the recent annual meet
ing of the Grand Council. Regent John
l. Cox presided, and q short address was
made by Grand Orator James H. Ruth.
Grand Regent Edwin A. Mess presented
to John NJ. Rankin a beautiful Royal
Arcanum watch charm in recognition of
his valuable services for the order.
Oriental Council 10 making arrange
ments to hold a reception in its regular
hall on the evening of Tuesday, April q.
from $50 to 1O:3O p. m, in honor of the
new grand regent, Edwin A. Mess, who
is member of that council. Invitations
have been extended to all officers and
members of the Grand Council, and to
all officers of the ten councils of the
District, including their ladies. and a
large attendance is expected. The COM
Al SHdi Sc 10 toIuposcu VI " -.
Dooley, chairman. assisted by Messrs.
Duffy, Buch. Swaine. Keefer. Morrison.
Petit. Boddis. Hammerly, Logan, Tege-
Ter, Grub, Moor and Dulin.
At Ouray Council last Monday evening
it was reported that Ouray's team in the
Royal Arcanum Bowling League of this
District had won the championship and
would participate in the coming bowling
fo,r i,,t ,;c o;t l.
en- TO bring about the organization of a
similar league for next season.
DR.. Boyd. a member of Ouray Council.
has recently been appointed a medical
examiner for the Royal Arcanum.
Among those present were Past Regent
H. G. Lenz. Grand Regent Edwin A
Mess and Grand Guide James W. Scott.
The members and friends of the Royal
Arcanum in this Jurisdiction filed Pon's
Theater last Tuesday evening to see
The Misleading Lady" the occasion
being the annual ''theater party" given
for the benefit of the Royal Arcanums
Hospital Bed Fund Association to aid
in this growing charity. w. L. Buck
ley, president of the association, reports
approximately 100 tickets sold, with a
profit of about $780, to the fund. and on
behalf of the association expressed his
hearty appreciation Of the loyal support
received. The officers of the association
are, w. L. Buckley, president: f. W. Col
lamore, secretary; NJ. A. Tolson, treas
urer
In addition to witnessing the pleasing
performance of this interesting comedy,
the audience had the pleasure of hearing
for the first time The Royal Arcanum
March," composed by Henry Boddis of
Oriental Council.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25
Ancient Order of Hibernians,

Last Sunday the members of Divisions
No. l and Z, A. o. H., received holy
communion at a special mass in St.
Stephens Catholic Church. Twenty-fifth
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
The mass was celebrated by Rev. Fran
els McGraw, chaplain of Division No. Z.
A. o. H.
Among those who attended the services
were Patrick T. Moran. State president.
District of Columbia, and Michael e.
Buckley. State treasurer. District of CO.
lumbia; Matthias d. Grimm, president:
William Roach. vice PRESIDENT: Leo A.
Craven, recording secretary: Daniel N.
Stanton. financial secretary: James
Hackett, treasurer; Thomas r. J. Cav
anaugh, sergeant-at-arms: Edward Gar
vey. chairman OF the standing commit
tee; Daniel Hyland, sentinel: George
Parrott, chairman Of the sick commit
tee, of Division No Z. respectively. Pres
ident Joseph DAILY and Vice President
Patrick T. INLAND were among the dele.
cation from Division No. 1. OF George
town.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25
Councils of the National Union
Calendar.

April 8-Scrtt Council. P1thian Temple; Federal
Council. PERPETUAL Building Association Hall
Northeast Washington Council Northeaf Temple.
May l-G5Fernment Printing Onice Council.
Biographical Templs.
Potomac Council met at Pythian Tenn
pie, Monday evening. One candidate
was initiated. and several applications
for membership were received. Pres-
dent of the Senate F. f. Ferguson was
present and addressed the council rela-
tive to the new additional plans of insur-
ance. The speaker. chairman of the en-
tertainment committee, stated that the
next meeting Of the council, to be held
May 3 would be ladies night" A
splendid entertainment has been prepar-
ed. and refreshments will be served.
Central Council met Monday evening
at Perpetual Building Association Hall
large attendance was present and con-
adorable business of Importance was
transacted. Charles F. Haden and J.
Harry Jones, directors of the Temple
Association. were present and addressed
the council on the building of the tenn
pie. which was appreciated very much
by those present. The council and indi-
vidual members purchased quite a num-
Der OF shares of stock. A. NJ. Bugden
District manager, was present and
spoke on the new additional features Of
the order.
State. War and Navy Council met
Tuesday evening at Pythian Temple. A.
large amount of important business was
transacted
Congressional Council met at Typo
graphical Temple Wednesday evening
After a short business session the room
was cleared and fifty tables were ar
ranged for progressive euchre party Of
about 500 people. The decorations were
beautifully arranged. One hundred
oughly enjoyed themselves The coun-
ell and committee in charge are to be
commended, a. the euchre was one Of
the best events ever given by the coun-
ell. The plants and flowers were do
noted by Messrs. Kramer. Shaffer. Leap
ley and Myers.
Secretary Of the Cabinet J. z. Borisnd
has returned from q weeks vacation
spent at Atlantic City.
Thomas Ryan. Of Mckinley courc,,.
has been laid up for several days with
blood poisoning.
Headquarters Of the National Union h
open every Tuesday evening from :
o'clock.
Sometimes at the birth Of q Jana.
nese baby tree 10 planted. which must
remain untouched until the marriage
OF the child. When the nuptial hour
arrives the tree 10 cut down and 4
skilled cabinetmaker transforms the
wood Into furniture for tie house of
the young people
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS

April bslount Vernon, NO. 5. II. A., hlrdl
No. 10; Anacos.ia, No. u
Ali lMoSint PeaSnt ~ 10. Is. lecture. w.
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EASTERN STAR CHAPTER

4 ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE
April 2-Robert de Bruce Council Of kadosh
twenty fourth degree.
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Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.

LODGES.
,,APgl S1 5, Nc: e; social stsnssry No.
April a.-Federsl No. i. NJ. NJ; Acaca. No. Is;
Takoma No: q. E 4.
April 2S-Harmnny. No. II, 5:45 p. m, F. c.; 30
p m NJ. VI. School Of Instruction.
April D-Hamony. No.. II, Ladies night
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Myrtle Lodge, No. IS. reports a large
attendance at its roll-call meeting
Tuesday night After addresses by
Past Grand Chancellor Meakin and
Grand Prelate Charles w. Henderson
social hour was enjoyed, and re-
treatments closed the evening, which was
pronounced fraternal success.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDMENTS.
April Z-DeMclay MCLnted No. 4. visitation.
April as-Waslington. No. l. visitation.
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Last Encampment Visitation An
nOunced.

Fred n. stuart Encampment. No. Z.
will receive the last visitation of Grand
Patriarch Bradford next Tuesday even
ing This is the home encampment of
the grand patriarch. and also of the
grand master and grand treasurer Of
the Grand Lodge. The chief patriarch
has arranged a very interesting pro-
gram. The attendance. it is expected,
will be far in excess of the attendance
of any other visitation. and in view of
the fact that the grand patriarch has
been called out of the city on business
and not being able to attend the other
visitation. a rousing reception is awaiting
his homecoming to this encampment.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25
OmciaIs Visit Mount NebO Encamp p
mont.

The visitation of Grand Patriarch f.
W. Bradford to Mount Nebo Encamp-
ment No c. last Wednesday evening,
was attended by large number of pat
riarchs. Grand Representative SETTER
examined the officers in the degree work
The books OF the scribe and treasurer
were reported by the grand scribe and
grand treasurer to be in excellent condi-
ton
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25
Warrington Lodge Receives on
cial Visitors.

Washington Lodge. No. s. received a
visit from Grand Master William J. Rich.
accompanied by the Grand Lodge officers
and escorted by Canton Washington No.
l, in command of Capt. Royse. Tuesday
evening. The examination of the Off
GERS by the grand representatives show
ed them to be well versed in the secret
work The reports of the secretary and
treasurer showed the lodge to be in ex-
cellent condition. The address of the
evening was delivered by Grand Repre-
sentative E w. Bradford, who gave a
very delightful description of his recent
trip through the Southwestern States. At
the conclusion of the official visit the en-
tertainment committee notified all pres
ent to retire to the banquet room, where
refreshments were served. This is the
home lodge of Deputy Grand Master
Hope, who takes great pride in the pro-
ficiency of the officers in their work.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25
Rath bone-Superior Lodge Receives
Official Visitors.

Rathbone Superior Lodge. No. %.
was visited by Grand Chancellor KIM
mel and associate grand lodge Off
GERS. Friday night where they were
greeted by a large assemblage. The
reports of Grand Keeper of Records
and Seal II. J. Gasson and Grand Mas
ter of Exchequer F. b. Crown were
creditable to the lodge. The .unwrit-
ten work was exemplified by Grand
Lecturer Patrick. Short talks followed
the visitation exercises. after which
refreshments we're served.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25

At Syracusians Lodge. No. 10. re-
Gently. f. l.. Young was elected and
installed as prelate. Supreme Repre-
sentative Albert Kahlert acting as
grand chancellor. Past Grand Chan
cellor H. NJ. Vandervort, as acting
grand prelate and Supreme Represen-
tative T. A. Bynum as acting grand
master at arms Grand Lecturer Pat
rick instructed the team in the work
of the ranks.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25

April 8-Temple No. u: Columbia, No. IS
April N-Electa No 2: Bethlehem No. Z; Friend
ship No Il; Fidelity. No. 49,
April S-N.om No 5: Brookland. No. II.
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VIII Have a Class Initiation.

Hermione Lodge. No. II. which holds
its conventions on the second and
fourth Wednesday nights in the Po-
tomac Savings Bank. Wisconsin ave-
nue. and NJ street northwest, is plan
ming a class initiation for next month.
and at its last convention discussed plans
for the event.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25

Thie. .soestos mine. have been opened
In China
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25
Assembly Oficers Visit Rebekah
Lodges.

Annie f. Grigsby, president of the Re-
bekah Assembly. accompanied by her
corps of officers and the grand master
and his corps of officers. paid Ruth Re-
bekah Lodge. No. .. an official visit last
week During the visit the Rebekah de-
gree was conferred. after which the off,
GERS of the lodge were examined in the
work of the order. followed by the re-
port of the secretary and treasurer of
the assembly The reports show that
Ruth Lodge has made a large gain in
membership and finances since the be-
ginning Of the term.
Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge.
No. 4. was visited by the officers of the
Rebekah Assembly on Friday evening.
The examination of the officers and rec
ord Of the lodge disclosed a very healthy
condition. their being a gain in member
ship and in finances.
Fidelity Rebekabs Give Program.
Fidelity Lodge. No. I. at its last meet
ing. entertained visitors from all the
sister Rebekah lodges and from other
Jurisdictions. The entertainment COM
mittee had provided a very pleasing
program. consisting Of recitations. solos
and instrumental music. after which re-
freshments were served.
The !. o. o. F. Home Association held
its regular quarterly meeting IN the
blue room Of I. o. o. F. Hall on Friday
evening. Omcers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows: President.
George Gerberich, p. G. M: vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Sarah M. Sanderson: secre-
tary. Frank e. Rapp. p. G. NJ: treas
urer. J. T. Petty. P. G. NJ. and p @. r.
In addition to the above officers the
following directors were elected: Katie
Sample. Laura e. B. McChesney. J. D..
Yoakley, T. A. Norway and L. s. Savage.
After the election Of officers the meet
ing adjourned 30 that the members
might attend the visitations to Metrop-
oils Lodge. and also to Dorcas and Mar
tina Washington lodges. all Of which were
meeting the same evening.
win Celebrate seth Anniversary.
Tomorrow evening 10 the occasion Of
the celebration Of the ninety-sixth an--
niversary Of the Institution OF the Inde-i
pendent Order Of Odd Fellowa
The committee b confident that this
event win BE- ons Of Unparalleled sue
eesA Ne feature which Il vas thought
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25
Esther Rebekahs to Hold short

The session of Esther Rebekah Lodge,
No. 5. will be of short duration on Mon
day evening. as it is proposed to close
the meeting early so that all members
may attend the ninety-sixth anniversary
exercises, which will be held In I. o. o.
F.. Hall.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25

Amaranth Lodge. No. IS. has an
nounced a ladies night" for the even
ing of May 3 at the Northeast Masonic
Temple.
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Areme Chapter. q. f. s., to Enter
tain.

Aremr Chapter. No. 10. o. z. S. last
Wednesday night enjoyed a social game
Of five hundred" with fifteen tables
Many prizes were awarded. A victrola
furnished music for the evening. The
thcater party given by Areme Chapter
last week was a success. Next Thursday
the chapter will give a dance and five
hundred party at Mrs. Overs studio.
The chapter announces work at its
next meeting 70 which all members of
the order are invited.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25
Doing. Of the Odd Fellows.
Calendar.

LODGES.
April E-Uniou, No. II. business; Beacon, NO. H.
businesa; Lsnsion, No. s. business.
April a-Washinston, No. 8. 6asineS; Colder
Rule, No. q, degree: Amity. No. 2. busineE
degree; Feder,l City. No %. degree.
April 2s-Columtia, No. TO- degree; Salem, No
2 degree: Excelsior. No. II. desrre; Covenant. No.
u, business. =,
April O-Metropolis No. l6 degree; Central. No.
I. business; Phoenix, No. q. degree
ENCAMPMENTS.
April z-Fred d. Stuart. No. !. visitation %
grand patriarch.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
May 1-Canton Washington. No. !. social and
drill.
REBEKAH LODGES.
April 8-Esther, No. 5. business
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25

April 3-Scctt Council. THthian Temple Federal
Council. Perpetual Building Association Hall;
Northeast Washington Council Northeaf Temple
May l-GDEernment Printing Office Council.
typographical Tenpls
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rec Teams to Rehearse.
Past Grands to Work Degree.

Phoenix Lodge, No. 2s will meet Fri
day night. The second degree will b
conferred by the past grands of thu
lodge, n. Keyser acting as warden, II
which position he has officiated slmos
from the beginning of the lodge. In
structor P. G. Whittier states that al
of the officers OF the lodge are now per
feet in lodge work.
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position.

An Eastern Star tour to the Califor-
MIA Exposition has been planned, and al
ready several reservations have been
made. The trip will be made in a pri-
vate car and win include the Grand
Canon, the Petriied Forest in Arizona.
and almost a week In Yellowstone Park.
Rr, Bernard s. McMahan, of Fidelity
Chapter. No. IL. is making the arrange
ments
'Propheta'' of Realm Of Shades.
With its smoker ana entertainment
OF last night now a matter OF history.
kailipolis Grotto. No. Is. M. o. v. p. e.
r., is ready for the next number on its
program. the Buffalo Booster Cere-
montai." to be held at the New Willard
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25

To commemorate the ffty-fir anr
versary of its institution april
1850. franklin Lodge, No. 2, will gi
an entertainment on Thursday mig
at Pythian Temple for its member
their families and friends. A commit
tee composed of J. A. Ingraham.
Bennett Jones. and Roy ]. weigley
arranging an appropriate program
the occasion.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25
REBEkAH LOIHtS.
April 6-ESther, No. 5. business.


Eastern Lodge to Have LARGE Siess'
Eastern Lodge. No. I, will confer the
second degree upon a large class q can
didates Wednesday evening. Degree Di-
rector Roy o. Fitch has added some
novel features to the dramatic part OF
the work. The rendition of the hrst de-
gree at the last meeting was pronounced
perfect by many of the visiting members
from other Jurisdictions.
Two Degree Teams to Rehearse.
Covenant Lodge, No. 3, will hold a re-
hearsal Thursday evening of the senior
degree team. in charge of Director Past
Grand Lentz, and the junior degree team
under the dictatorship of Grand Herald
j. E. Chamberlain. All members Of the
order are especially invited to be pres
emit at this meeting.
Metropolis Lodge to Confer Degree.
Metropolis Lodge. No. Is, in addition
to comforting the second degree at the
next meeting. will have social hour,
for which a special program has been ar
ranged Noble Grand Humphrey extends
a cordial Invitation to all members OF
the order to be present.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25

PATKIARCHS MlLIIANI.
May 1-Canton Washington. No. l. SOCIAL anu
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Secretary Of the Cabinet J. e. Boriand
has returned from q weeks vacation
spent at Atlantic City.
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Temple May BE Improved.

Temple May BE Improves.
The board of directors of the Pyth-
ian Hall Association will hold its
monthly meeting tomorrow night.
when proposed improvements In the
temple will be considered.
webster Lodge to Revise Bylaws.
Webster Lodge. No. Z. at its meet
ing. Tuesday night, appointed q COM
mittee to revise It's bylaws and heard
an excellent report from the commit
tee on entertainment. w. p, Borland
resigned a. prelate on account Of being
out, Of the city q greater part Of the
time.
Journal Of PrseeeAinGs IL Attrae-
tive.
The proceedings Of the recent ses-
sion Of the District grand lodge. which
are now being distributed. contai9 IN
excellent review of the events Of the
past year. BY the then Grand Chan
cellor H n vandervort. which show
ed splendid progress. with an increase
In msmbsrshfp. for the drst time in
recent years; . comprehensive rspess
Of the Affairs Of his once BY Grand
Keeper Of Records and Seal H. J. Cas-
cos1lxup on PAGs TN
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Uniform Rank I'm Prosperous Con
ditiOn.

Mai Gen. William II. Loomis, COM
handing officer of the Uniform Ran~,
while in the city recently, stated that
the condition of the rank in the East
ern States. which he had inspected
early this year, showed much improve
ment, and that in the Middle West
there was much enthusiasm, indicat
ing a prosperous condition and a large
attendance at the Nashville encamp-
ment.
The condition CT George W. Bark
man. jr., past chancellor Of Calafithe
Lodge, No. II, who has been i'll for
several weeks. is reported to be i'm
proving.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25
Centennial Club of Lebanon Lodge
Dimes.

The Centennial Club of Lebanon Lodge,
No. :. F. \. A. NJ. enjoyed A theater
rarity and supper Wednesday evening.
The club witnessed the performance at
the Columbia and dined at the Raleigh.
The following members of the club, ac-
COmpanied by their wives, were pres
ert: Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Shackel-
ford. Mr.. and Mrs Blair f. Mckenzie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f. Sergeon, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles s. Shreve, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mrs NJ. 3. Yerger, Mr.. and Mrs.
u W. Beach and Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.
Reach. Arrangements fo- the party
were in the hands of Charles D. Shack
clford, president of the club.