Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-29


bar 40 ar which time the +. c. degree
will be conferred. The regular meet
ing scheduled for September 3, LABOR
day. has been called Off. but September
20 the NJ NJ. degree is to be cohIerIeo
on five candidates. Members or the
lodge promise to make an excetlene
showing at the grand visitation octo-
Der 4.
At the stated communication of Leb-
anon Lodge, No. Z. Friday evening, me
NJ. NJ. degree is to be conferred WIN
Senior Warden Charles E. Alexander IN
the east and the other line officers al
yanced The master has announced
that the communication Will start
promptly at 1880 o'clock. so that the
work can be finished in ample time for
Il social hour in the banquet hall. Inc
NJ NJ. degree is also TO be conferred
September II.
William T Galliher has been APP
pointed by the executive committee as
chairman of the membership committee
of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite.
At a communication of Takoma Lodge,
No. 30, September IA, the Z. A. degree
is to be conferred, while at one sched-
uled for September IS the NJ NJ. degree
is to be conferred.
Columbia Chapter, No. /. r. A. NJ.
VIII hold Its regular CO1lNOCitioIl "Cu
uesdav after SiX-week summer Naca-
ton Excellent High Priest West an
nounces the mark degree for this con-
vocation. and states that from the ap-
pcarauce of the work calendar the fall
and winter months will he very busy
IN Columbia Chapter.
Grand visitations to the constituent
lodges for the current year are to be
made as follows:
Federal. No. 1, Masonic Temple. No
vember 8. $50 pm; Columbia, NO ),
Masonic Temple. November 19, pm;
Naval. No. 4, Masonic Hall. 4th street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, Novem-
her 4, pm: Potomac, No. ,, Masonic
Hall, Georgetown, october IS, $50 pm
Lebanon. No. :, Masonic Temple. No
cenlber 10, $50 pm: the New Jerusa-
lem, No. 3. Masonic Temple. November
II, s pm. Hiram, No. 10, Masonic
Temple, November is, $50 pm; St
John's. No. Il. Masonic Temple, No
Masonic Temple, November 16, pm;
Washington Centennial. No. IA. Masonic
Temple. November II. $50 pm: Benja-
min &. French. No 10. Masonic Temple,
November Is, $50 pm; Dawson. NO. 10,
Masonic Temple. November s, PM;
Harmony No. Il, Masonic Temple, No
veInber "a, pm; Acacia, No Is, Ma
sonic Temple. November >. pm; La
Fayette, No 10, Masonic Temple. No
veIrlber is. pm; Hope, NO. 90 Masonic
Temple. November %, s. pm: Anacos-
tia, No. Il, Masonic Temple. November
/. pm: George c. Whiting, No. %,
Masonic Hall, Georgetown, October is,
s pm: Pentalpha, No. %. Masonic Tenn
pie. November Is, pm; Stansbury,
No "a Masonic Hall, Brightwood. DC
tober %, pm: Arminius, No. %, Ma
sonic Temple November IT, $50 pm;
Osiris, No. IS. Masonic Temple, Novem-
Der II, pm: Myron NJ Parker, NO. u,
Sth and f streets northeast November
.. pm; King David. No. IS, Masonic
Hall, Brookland, October &c. $50 pm;
Takoma. No. 80, Masonic Hall Takoma'
October Il. pm; William X. Single
ton. No. 80, Masonic Hall, TenleytoWn'
October II, pm; King solomon, NO
81 Masonic Temple, November 3, pm;
Temple-Noyes. No. 80, Masonic Temple,
November IL, $50 pm: Mount Pheasant,
No. SO, Masonic Hall, I4th and Kenyon
streets, October 4. pm, and East
Gate No. 81. Masonic Hail, Brookland,
october IS, pm.
The theater party of kalIipolis Grotto
Clee Club at Polls Theater during the
week commencing tomorrow promises
to be one of the most popular AFFAIRS
, given by the srotto this year While
the benefit runs for the entire week
Wednesday will he "Grotto night
In addition to the regular play, The
Ringmaster." there will be grotto spe-
cialties introduced between the acts
Wednesday evening. and motion pic
ture film will be shown depicting the
frolics of the prophets and their friends
on the occasions of the recent grotto
excursions to Chesapeake and Colonial
beaches
The GIee Club will entertain the
Printers League amateur base ball
team this afternoon at Typographical
Temple.
News has been received of an auto
mobile accident near Penn Yam, n. Y,
in which Grand Monarch William II.
SNYDER and his wife received painful
Wit
party OF friends. was on his way
from Elnlra to Sodus, when the auto
mobile turned turtle, throwing the &C.
cupants into a ditch. Mr.. Snyder turned
the car TO the right of the highway to
pass a horse and buggy, when another
car, travelling in the same direction as
the buggy, also attempted to pass. The
grand monarch turned his car into
ditch to avoid general Smash-up. 1t
is said that the other automobile drove
away without stopping. Mr.. Snyder
suffered dislocated shoulder, and Mrs.
Snyder escaped with minor injuries.
The injured people We're taken to
hospital ut Penn Yam for treatment.
During the recent Supreme Council con-
vention held in Buffalo one of the chief
attractions "Joco,' the monkey
of Kallipolis Grotto. This monkey had
a prominent place in the parade and at
tracted attention wherever he went.
Past Grand Monarch Henry A. Mac
a liking for "Joco" that Grand Chief
Justice Edward S. Schmid let him take
il TO Syracuse. few days ago he re-
ceived a letter from the past grand
monarch in which he says: The
monkey has enjoyed excellent health
and has been great source of pleasure,
we'll some mischief. Owing to
his association with the thousands of
prophets who assembled in Buffalo he
is ma king all kinds of high signs and
makes very nice attempt at the grips.
His mischief has been overshadowed
by the fun he makes. He is most
friendly with the dog, cat and birds.
although he did let the birds out of
their cages and ate their seed. 1t
would take large book to contain the
entire story of his doings. but they
were all of most amusing and inter-
esting kind l don't mind the fact that
he has destroyed several pairs of lace
curtains. smashed several parlor lamps,
destroyed some valuable bric-a -braC
and cut glass, romped on the piano and
chewed up my fez, but l fear that
have imposed upon you too long and if
you will give me the necessary in
structions I will ship him back to you.
NJ NJ Parker Lodge, No. 81, is to hold
a social September I. September II the