Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-07

| ing the Capitol steps. This film will
be shown at future grotto functions.
The Grotto Band announces an oys-
ter roast at Eagles Hall, November 22,
and a dance at National Rifles Armory
December Z.
Past Grand Monarch Edward Hatch
of Rochester, N. Y, was a recent visit
or to the city. After attending the
fall ceremonial he left for Philadel-
phia and Albany to attend grotto
ceremonials in those cities.
! Recent advices from the grand mon
arch are to the effect that prospects
are bright for the early establish
Knoxville, Tenn; San Diego, Cal, and
Burlington, VT.
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter,
No. Z, has the royal arch degree
scheduled for it's convocation Tuesday
| evening.
| Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter.
| No. 3, will have the mark degree to-
morrow evening and the convocatlon
November % also will be devoted to
degree work not yet announced.
| La Fayette Lodge, No. 10, will have
| its annual celebration of "Corinthian
| night December 2, instead of Novem-
| Der is, when its grand visitation Will
| occur. to perpetuate pleasing social
!
36S, of Philadelphia, Pa, covering a.
period of many years.
| East Gate Lodge, No. "a, will have
| its school of instruction Tuesday night.
the E. A. degree at the communication
| November II, and Worshipful Master
lCharles w. Keil calls attention to the
Percy Button benefit at Polls tomor-
row night.
Anacostia Lodge. No. 81, is to make
| a pilgrimage to Baltimore tomorrow
evening, leaving at o'clock, by the
! electric line from 18th street and New
| York avenue to visit Adherence Lodge
| No. IS, of that city. The Baltimore
brethren are to present the NJ NJ. de-
! gree, Maryland form, for the occasion.
Anacostia Lodge had its grand vista
ton Monday evening, with an address
| by Rev. Earle Whitley, some pertinent
remarks by Maj. Raymond w. Pullman,
| violin selections by William Naecker,
| tenor solos by Milton ]. Fillius and
| orchestra selections.
An address by Rev c. c. Mclean.
| pastor of Douglas Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church, and orchestral selec-
lions were features at the grand WISH
| tation to Myron NJ. Parker Lodge, No.
"a, Tuesday evening.
Naval Lodge No 4, had a social hour
with orchestral selections and the F. C.
degree Thursday evening when it re-
ceived its annual grand visitation. The
| lodge will have a special Thursday
evening for the E. A. degree.
East Gate Lodge. No. 81. which was
chartered December IS. 1912, with
forty-two members. had at the close of
the Masonic year ninety-three members,
with a record for the year of fifteen
raised and two affiliated and one death
It's finances showed a substantial ball
ance on hand
Capital Royal Arch Chapter, No. II,
announces the mark degree for Friday
evening, with refreshments, and High
Priest Sieverling extends a general
invitation to capitular Masons to at
tend. He states the chapter has had
prosperous year and there is much
work ahead.
Instructor General Crate E. Dun
kum's templar school of instruction
last evening exemplified the Order of
the Temple at Masonic Temple.
Pentalpha Lodge, No. %, will have
its grand visitation at pm, Novem-
Der Is, and it's annual election and in
stallation of officers December C.
Benjamin B. French Lodge, No. Is.
VIII have its annual grand visitation
and election November Is and Decem-
Der s. respectively. The lodge had
memorial services last Monday evening,
but no particulars we're furnished for
publication.
The grand visitation to Osiris Lodge,
No 70, will occur November II; to
Hiram Lodge, No. TO- November IL and
to Lebanon Lodge, No. Z, November 10.
Myron NJ Parker Lodge, No. 81, which
WIN nave the E. A. degree November
16, will have its election and jnstaIla-
ton of officers December Z.
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. SO. will
nave the +. A. degree November Is
and it's election and Installation Of
officers December 6.
Columbia Royal Arch Chapter. No. 1.
VIII nave the mark degree at it's con-
vocation November H. ONLY a brief
business session was held at the last
convocation because of the ROYAL
Arch dinner.
A notable gathering of ROYAL Arch
Masons assembled in the Commanderv
Asylum at Masonic Temple last We'd
hesoay evening to pay respects and
extend CONCENTRATIONS to George f.
Corson upon his recent elevation to
tne once OF general grand high priest
OF the General Grand Chapter Of the
United states. Among the notable Wis
itors on the occasion was Sovereign
Grand Commander George Fleming
u tie ancient and Accepted
scottish Rite for the Southern Juris-
diction of the United States, who later
was also an honored guest at the ROYAL
Arch dinner. where he was one of the
speakers of the evening.
The annual Royal Arch dinner We'd
hesday evening, assumed an added de-
gree or Importance due to the presence
OF notable gathering of Masonic dig
nitarles who had been in attendance
at the reception rendered General
Grand High Priest George E. Corson
earlier in the evening Covers were
iaid Tor $50. The program included the
Invocation by Grand Chaplain Paul r.
Hickok of the Grand Chapter, an in
troductory address by Grand High
Priest Lem Towers, jr, with a re-
Spouse by General Grand High Priest
george Z. Corson, selections by a uuar-
tet. addresses by Grand Master Alex
ander Grant. Sovereign Grand Com
fnander George Fleming Moore of the
A. A. 5. X. and Rev. James Shera
Montgomery, pastor of Metropolitan
NJ. +. Church. with all joining in sing
ing America at the close. Distin-
gnished guests included Gov. Alexander
NJ Dockery. past grand master of Mis-
souri,, and the higher officers of the
several grand bodies of the District
Temple -Noyes Lodge, No 80. is to
hoid a special communication in lodge
| room No. 2, Masonic Temple, Thurs
day evening. the occas sion being the
annual grand visitation by the grand
master of Masons of the District of
Columbia. Grand Master Alexander
Grant is an honorary and unusually
popular member of Temple-Noyes
Lodge, and in Conscience the bretb-
rem are looking forward TO his visit