Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-31

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ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday MithraS Lodge OF Perfection.
hns'ress.
The officers of Tenip1e-Noyes Lodge.
No 3D. III a body, attended the funeral
of Edwin ). NARROW one of the char
ter members of the organization last
Wednesday. Al the stated cofnmunl-
cation Thursday evening, Frank Sprigg
Perry. the master, made feeling refer
euce to the death of Mr.. NARROW. He
also announced that arrangements mad
been made for holding a church service
this evening. This service Will begin
at ; o'clock at the Church of the In
carnation, 18th and \ streets, of which
the chaplain of the lodge, Rev. VIM.
Tayloe snyder, is the rector. AS this Is
the eve OF All Saints Day, the master
explained. ut is most appropriate that
the service should be in the nature of
a memorial for the deceased members
of our lodge In addition to Mr.. Mar
low, Price c. Claflin died during the
year.
il special communication will be
called for November II, the occasion
being the annual visitation of the
grand master of Alasons of the District
OF Columbia. who Is an honorary member
of TempleNoyes Lodge. The stated
commun Jion for November is set for
Thanksgiving night. The annual meet
ing. election and installation of off,
GERS is to occur Thursday evening, De-
cember 9.
Priest George Z. Corson and the an
nual Royal Arch dinner, to be given
under the auspices of the High Priests
Association OF the District of Columbia,
Will both be given "Wednesday evening,
al Masonic Temple.
The reception will be held in the
consmandeTS asylum from 1870 to $50
and the dinner will be served imme-
diately thereafter in the banquet room.
Royal Arch Masons of the jurisdic-
ton are looking forward with much in
terest to this occasion, when 1t is ex-
pected one of the largest gatherings
of the capitular craft ever held in this
jurisdiction viii welcome the new gen.
era grand high priest. Indications are
that the capacity OF both the COM
nfandery asylum and the chapter
chamber Will be taxed to accommodate
the ate ndance.
No tickets of admission will be re-
Quired for the reception Dinner tick
cts are in the hands of the chapter
officers
According to the printed program, no
exercises will be presented in connec-
ton with the reception, the features
being reserved for presentation in the
banquet hail in connection with the
dinner. There the program includes
the following: Invocation. Rev. Paul
r. Hicnok. grand chaplain. Grand
Chapter Royal Arch Masons. D. c.; adj
dress ,introductionJ, Lem Towers, jr..
grand high priest. Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons, d. c.; response,
George E Corson, general grand high
priest. General Grand Chapter of Royal
@NrcE Masons of the United States of
America; selection, quartet, j. Waiter
Humphrey, Charles +. Meyers Alexan-
der Mosher and j. Henry Kaiser; ad-
dress. Alexander Grant, grand master,
Grand Lodge. +. A A. Nj, d. c.. ad-
dress. Rev. James Shera MONTGOMERY
pastor metropolitan NJ E. Church. and
song, America, all companions.
Inc invited guests Will include Alex
ahder NJ bockery, third assistant post
Inas'e. General and Ex-Governor of
missouri; Rev. James Shera Montgom-
err, pastor Metropolitan NJ. 4. Church;
George E. Corson, general grand high
priest. General Grand Chapter OF Royal
Arch MasOns of the United States of
ter Grand Lodge, f. a. A. NJ, D. c.
James w Witten, grand senior warden,
Grand Lodge, f A A. NJ; Lem Towers
r. grand high priest. Grand Chapter.
RoEal Arch Masons- ID. c.; William c.
fo"ier, deputy grand high priest,
Gidnd Chapter. Royal Arch Masons. D.
e. William W. Jermane grand king.
Grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons,
D c; Paul X. Hickok. grand chaplain,
Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons,
u. 9; Edwin L. Hesse, grand com
ma nder. Grand Commandery, knights
Ieapiar- ID. c.: William s. Parks,
grand generaIlssimo, Grand Command
cry, knights Iempiar, d. c.; Charles
T. Baldwin. grand captain-general,
brand Commander, Knights Tenplar
u G. and George Fleming Moore, SOW
ri
accepted Scottish Rite for the South
err jurisdiction. L. 5. A.
Reception committee = Lem Towers
j. Chairman. Officers of the Grand
le., deputy grand high priest: William
Y. JerHane. grand king; Arthur c.
Straw, G-and scribe; Arvine W John
Hton. grand secretary; John A. Colborn,
visitor and lecturer: Paul r. Hickok,
grand cEa plain. Emmett NJ Carter.
grand captain of the most, Frank F.
Major. grand principal sojourner;
Joseph II Milans. grand Royal Arch
captain: Guy ". a. Camp, grand mas
ter OF I'd vail. Delos ". Thayer, grand
master of I'd vail; Roe Fulkerson,
grand master Of 1st vail. and Cumnins
&. He.mick, grand sentinel
Past grand high priests: Joseph s
MCCOY. rs; Matthew Trimble, 1880:
Joseph II. Jochum, 81; George e Cor
son. IS; Alexander Mckenzie, 81; Har-
.iSo!I D.hS'flan, 20, Samuel K. Bond
SO; William Barnum 1900: Robert Ar
. mour. '01; Harry Stamford, '02
george c. Ober. '03; August b. Coolidge
~; Henry X. Simpson. '05: Charles
BECKER. 'o6; Claude F. King, '07: E 81
&C. Thompson. '0s; Francis J. Woodman
D0s; Moses d. Null. II: Jacobus 81
Jones. ~: Adolphus GUIDE, 'ls, and
Walter L. Pettus, IA
CHcets ana executive committee
High Priests Association, 1918: lanes
a West, president; William T Hackett
vice president, John H. Won Hermann,
secretary-treasurer: Samuel T. Hind
and Harry K PImper
Honorary members: George u Cor
son. general grand high priest: F. 81
Clair Thompson, past grand high
priest: Jacobus Seneca Jones. mas,
grand high priest. Adoiphus GUIDE, pas,
grand high priest; Waller b Peitus ma :,
grand high priest; Arvine w Johnston