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

mac, No; s-Harry X. Pimper, high
priest; Edwin NJ Hashr1ues: king na;,
No s-Walter F. Smith, high priest;
Philip F. Pollard, king; Ovilup II.
George. scribe: Hiram, No. 1G-Louis X.
Siggons, high priest; Henry H. smith
No. 11-Adolph W. sieverling. high
priest; IlItyd c. |. Evans. king; Charles
S. Woodin. scribe: Anacostia, No ~
Samuel T. Hind. high priest; Elmer E.
scribe; Mount Pleasant, No. 13-R
Stone Jackson. high priest; William T.
Hackett. king: s. r. Jacobs, scribe.
BENJAMIN B. French Lodge. No Is,
will hold its annual memorial services
in Its lodgeroom tomorrow evening.
No program has been furnished for
publication
Four grand visitations to the lodges
will be made this week. beginning to-
morrow evening with that to Anacostia
Lodge. No 81, and followed Tuesday
evening with that to Myron NJ. Parker
Lodge No. %; Wednesday evening.
King Solomon Lodge, No. 81. at
/ O'Clock in the afternoon, followed by
the NJ. NJ. degree. and Thursday. to
Naval Lodge. No. 4, followed by the
! F. c. degree.
| Monarch f. W. Libbey has invited the
| lembers of Kallipolis Grotto, NJ. o. V
I p f. r., to assemble at the east front
of the Capitol grounds this afternoon
at o'clock for special purpose. The
kallipolis Grotto military band Will
give its first dance at National Rifles
-ArInory the evening of December !.
when it will furnish it's own music. The
! band will entertain the members of
! Hope Lodge, No. 20. the evening of No
vember II.
! Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. SO, will
have the F. c. degree tomorrow even
: ing, the E. A. degree November Is and
its election of officers December 8. Sec
/ 1etary William Burton Greene reports
! a long list of petitions for action both
/ for utilization and otherwise. Charles
! A Jaquette. Joseph F. Warder. Benja-
I min Webster, Charles E. Warfield and
Henry 7. White have been appointed
on the lodge sick committee.
I Myron NJ Parker Lodge, No. 81 which
! will have it's grand visitation Tuesday
evening, has the Z. A. degree scheduled
| for it's communication November 10
! and its election of officers December I.
Fifteen members were raised during
! the past Masonic year, nine affiliated,
T one reinstated, five died and two di-
mitted.
| Junior Warden Lester J. Kelley will
! head the official line in the f. A de-
gree in Lebanon Lodge, No. !, Friday
evening, when important business is
also announced for consideration. The
lodge grand visitation will occur No
i vember -.
! At a special convocation of Columbia
! Royal Arch Chapter, No l, Wednesday
evening. the Royal Arch degree was
presented, the work beginning at $50
o'clock. The attendance was large, in
! Guiding many past officers of Columbia
and other chapters, as well as Grand
| High Priest Lem Towers, jr., Deputy
Grand High Priest William C. Fowler,
r1 hrJri lla
Drown and Past Grand High Priests Z.
St Clair Thompson and Adolphus
GUIDE. Grand High Priest Towers as
sisted in the degree. A banquet was
( that the regular convocation of No
/ vember 3 will be devoted to business
/ only, in order not to interfere with the
reception to the general grand high
priest and the Royal Arch dinner.
/ The Grand Master of Masons of the
| District OF Columbia will pay his an
nual grand visitation to King Solomon
and Worshipful Master Beden an
nounces that a luncheon will be served
at l o'clock. The NJ. NJ. degree win
also be presented.
! Senior Warden Rose and Past Master
| Thayer were in charge of the delega
ton which left for Richmond Monday
| to pay fraternal visit to Meridian
| Lodge (daylight. Automobile sight
seeing about the city, luncheon at 2
/ O'Clock, the NJ. NJ. degree at 3 o'clock
/ and a banquet at 6 o'clock concluded
/ the days entertainment Several of
! the Virginia Grand Lodge line AMENDED
the function.
I; Others in the party from Washington
were Past Masters C. E Sayles, John L.
! Johns and Bert Y. Wolfe; Junior War
den McLaren. Senior Deacon Johnson.
Junior Deacon Webb, E. Baumgarten,
/; J. l.. Kelly, B. F. Williams, Murray
rn1f I vrlh u Il Ia hZy- T
H. Koeblitz. r. w. Burroughs. H. Oden
i Lake and Matthew E. O'Brien, all of
King Solomon Lodge; Past Master C. d.
Shackleford. Lebanon Lodge, No. Z; F.
| T. Fugitt. Myron NJ Parker Lodge, No.
q; B. F. Linthicum, Hope Lodge, No.
! 20: C. F. A. Stencil. Dawson Lodge, No.
; 10. and H. T. ONeale, George G. Whit
ing Lodge. No. %.
! Hiram Lodge, No. 10. will have the
z. A degree Thursday evening, with
Junior Warden r. Harrison Weightlnan
| heading the official line At the COM
m unication November Is the Grand
Lodge officers will pay their annual Wis
! itation to the lodge.
| The New Jerusalem Lodge, No 9, has
elected officers to fill vacancies result
| ing from the resignation of Thomas A.
! Bynum. Junior deacon, who gave up the
| office because of lack of time to devote
to it. Herbert F. Smith was advanced
| from senior steward to junior deacon;
| Walter NJ. Bastian was chosen senior
steward in place of Mr.. Smith and
John NJ. Jackson selected as Junior
steward. The lodge had the F. c. de-
gree at the communication Thursday
night
| President Haas of the Masonic Bowl
ing Association has appointed the fol-
! lowing committee to draw up prize
| list to be presented to the board of
directors at the next meeting: II. B.
Haley, chairman: George H. Post and
| Walter H. Oliver. AS the Masonic
| Duckpin League will have in the
;neighborhood of 81 900 prize money to
distribute. the committees task will be
an important one. 1t is said President
Haas will be married about Deem
Der 25.
High Priest R. Stone Jackson of
Mount Pleasant Royal Arch Chapter.
No. 10. was recently presented with a
handsome ivory gavel. mounted In
gold, by Llewellen w. Estes, master of
the second vail.
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter, No.
Z, has announced the Royal Arch de-
gree for It's convocation November 8.
Saturday evening. at the Templar
School of Instruction, at Masonic Tenn
pie. at 7:30 o'clock. the Order of the
Temple will be presented.
The annual reunion of the Scottish
Rite bodies of Wheeling, W. Va, took
place the first four days of the past