Evening star., 1915-10-10

10Th to goth degrees
Friday-Aibert Pike Consistory, 3lst and
sd degrees
The religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star this afternoon at 3
O'Clock will be under the auspices OF
Myron NJ Parker Lodge, No. 81. Rev
DR.. c. c. Mclean, pastor of the Douglas
Memorial NJ. E. Church. will be in charge
the District. with those of Alexandra.
va. w.n dominate Masonic interest this
week. Mithras Lodge of Perfection VIII
have a special meeting Tuesday evening
for the election of members OF the oeo-
ication class" for the fall reunion Al
ready fifty petitions are in hand. with
smore to hear from, while the ALEXANDRA
bodies have thirty or more Compineo
they will make the largest class TO re-
ceiye the thirty-second degree that has
ever been known in Washington.
The comforting of the degrees VIII De
gin Wednesday afternoon at 4;So O'Clock,
the hour of beginning the work on eacn
of the three days when degree work is
presented : Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday Dinner will be served to the
candidates and visitors at Pm eacn
: Wednesday members of the Washing
ton-Memorial Lodge of Perfection OF Al
exandria will confer the inenabie oe-
grees. The fourth degree. at 4;so pm )
t1e sixth degree, at Sis; the ninth de-
eree At 5:4S' and the fourteenth degree
- Perfect Elu-at pm, Will De con
.erred The other degrees below the
fourteenth will be impaired.
Thursday, at 5:15 PM, the eighteenth
degree-Knight Rose Croix-wili be
conferred in Evangelist Chapter. Rose
croi.. and hs,nfM~ the lower =, degaees a:ae nm %
At 1880 pm. Thursday Robert de
Bruce Council. Knights Kadosh, WIN
take charge of the degree work. the
10th degree-Knight Kadosh-being
conferred at $3.50 pm. and the lower
degrees being impaired
Albert Pike Consistory win CONFER
the 3lst and 32d degrees Friday. the
IS pm. The 31st degree is known as
that of .Inspector-Inquisitor" and the
ssd degree as Master OF the Royal
Secret"
be conferred was given in the sunday
Star last Sunday.
The meeting of Mithras Lodge of Per-
lection scheduled for Tuesday evening.
October 10. has been dispensed with, as
the bodies have placed the Scottish Rite
Cathedral at the disposition Of the Su-
preme Council. which will assemble In
: Biennial session Monday morning. Oc-
throughout the week.
:, The dedication of the new House of
The Temple at 18th and streets north
west will probably take place Monday
afternoon, the rites being conducted by
the supreme Council for the Southern
Jurisdiction. George Fleming Moore.
sovereign grand commander, and ac-
cording to a program prepared oy the
executive committee Of the Supreme
Council, of which Lieut.. Grand Com
n,ander Charles E. Rosenbaum is chair
GIan.
The annual visitation of the officers
20, the Grand Lodge will take place
Tuesday evening at s o'clock at Ia
z M r.
i,;pful Master Ernest w. Porter has
anged an interesting program for
that occasion. A feature of the even
'ss will be recitations by Edwin Cal
,.s.r OF Tony the Barber" fame in
ne of his original selections-"Da
-,o'aball Gam" and others-and give
y. demonstration of The Spaghetti
afrraoh." the marvellous invention OF
Tony the Barber" by which 1t is hoped
70 do away with the home plate umpire
IN every base ball game.
Cards have been issued by Orient
-co:amandery. No. 5. knights Templar.
to that portion Of the celebration of its
twentieth anniversary which will take
place at Naval Lodge Hall. 4th street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
Monday evening, October IS, when a
musical and literary program. to be
followed by dancing, Is to be presented
Sir Knight David Busch has been in
trusted with the refreshment arrange
sments for the occasion. The celebra-
ion. however. will really begin with
teligious services at the Metropolitan
81. z. Church Sunday evening. October
IL. when the members of the command
cry will attend in full Templar uni
form. accompanied by a band, and Sir
Knight the Rev. James Shera Mont
20 Tomery t,;. viii on preach .s T., special sermon.
been asked to invite their ladies'
worshipfui Master Matthias B. YER
a a nAd "a At0v I<.1ex
No. 2. will celebrate Its 104th anniver-
sary Friday evening with ladies'
night. when select program COM
prisins some of the best talent in the
nients will be served. followed by dane
ing. The committee IN charge of the
celebration is composed Of Past Master
Charles ID. Shackelford, Senior Warden
Charles e Alexander and Junior
Warden L. ]. Kelley. The lodge will
have no work that evening.
william r. Singleton Lodge, No. 80.
.a,i Friendship Chapter, No. II, Order
OF the Eastern Star. have completed ar
rang ements for their joint fair to be
Wednesday to Saturday evening, In
elusive. The Joint committee Of the
TWO bodies has been busily engaged for
some time past in making provision for
was beautiful prize pony worth, II is
s,jd, $50. Preparations have been
made for the entertainment of all the
Other Masonic and Eastern Star bodies
In the District.
Worshipful Master Albert G. McChes-
ney of St Johns Lodge. No. II, has an
nounced that the FIRST annual harvest
fnoon dinner" OF the lodge will be Civ
N At the New Ebbitt the evening OF
October %, as "a welcome into the
ancient and honorable order of Free.
Ipssonry to the master Masons raised
In ST. Johns Lodge during the Masonic
year 1915" The class IL Alfred Groom
George r. Hoffman. Charles J. Land
mead. wilbert n. Black, Jack c. Gres-
sett. Cassin Gladmon. Jsidore T. Nero
wits. John W; Lainhsrt. ir.; George
stsin. Roy 4. Dye. Henry b. cockreil
Thomas II. Dunn. Theodore c. Frech
4. Julian Bryiawski. Herman MargKraf
sdoiph sandberg. Charles T.. Miller
Frank owfnEs. James A. Evans. George
Denhsm and Richard r. Valentine
Ths dinner committee 10 Calvin r
Aifans. chairman; George q Pope. Ed-
ward v. Libbey. who viii look after
the setsrtainment. and oeorGe G. shat.
fsr. The reception COMMITTEES 10 Frank
kstehum. chairman. and Abrsu
Master Mocsssnsy. In hts ia,ss, ctr.
sutsf. after referring 10 the action
taksn ~ ths Masters Association with
eeHosss " We hsssnis smpiss neat ".