Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-21

II rraDd visitation.
Thursctsy William F. Hunt No 10, -
IL. St Johns Lodge, No Is
Philip Nachman. recording secretary
Of the organization, announces the hai-
Itpolis Grotto Military Band VIII give
A sacred concert at the Masonic ana
Eastern Star Home this afternoon at
o'clock, under the direction of Prof
Julius Hamper. Everybody, he adds,
$ welcome.
Tuesday evening Mithras Lodge OF
Perfection, Ancient and Accepted Scot
tish Rite. will confer the ninth degree,
with William l. Boyden, 33d degree
:; r. Davis, X c. c. H.; Horace p. Mc1n-
tosh, X c. c. H.: James H. Mcintosh,
*. C. c. H.. and James Archibald Bailey
X C c. H. to be followed by the tenth
degree. with Minor r. Sullivan. S2d de-
gree, in charge. assisted by Henry
Lansburgh. 32d degree, Burgess w..
Marshall. SD degree: Roe Fulkerson.
32d degree; Edward H Droop. ed de-
gree; Wisdom D. Brown. sd degree:
Archie D. Engel, S2d degree. and John
5. Cotton. 32d degree. The guard for
both degrees will be under command or
Gordon Robinson, 32d degree, with the
following members: Maurice H. avery.
s2d degree: Henry G. Avery; sd De
L.
Lyman f. Burdine. 32d degree; Car
ence Z. Christopher. SD degree; Harry
A. Davis. 32d degree; Emil Fischer. $50
degree; Charles NJ. Jones. sd degree,
Russell L. Kittrelle. 32d degree: Frank
E Koch, 32d degree; Maurice Milestone,
sd degree; Joseph +. Schevlin, 32d de-
gree, and Isaac W. Wright. 32d degree.
Entirely new costumes and scenery
have been provided for these degrees.
The class Is a large one.
INC
-ite will give reception and dance TO
the wives. daughters and sweethearts
~ The members OF the rite, IN the
.athedrai. at Sd and E streets north
vest Meyer Davis Orchestra will fur
uish the music and competent in
srructor Will be in attendance from
:" o'clock TO teach those not familiar
18th the modern dances. If desired
Ihursday evening, A pill !. at r a;so
,--pix. will hold the usual ceremony OF
sa- eAtinguishing of the symbolic
iiehts. to be followed by the Maundy
thursday banquet. which all members
,,f the chapter of the rite are required
l" attend Sunday, April 4. the lights
ylli be rekindled in the cathedral at
pm.
The circular announcement for the
benefit of the spring class stated the
March 80; the fifteenth degree, April
=. the eighteenth degree, April ID.
when also the election of the chapter
officers will be held; the twentieth and
twenty-frst degrees. April 20: the
usual Saturday evening reception and
dance to the ladies of the rite and their
friends, April %; the twentyfourth de-
gree. April 81; the twenty-seventh and
twenty ninth degrees. May 4; the thir-
tieth degree. May Il; the thirty-first
degree, MAY IS. the thirty-second de-
gree. May IS. and the election OF of
fcers in Robert de Bruce Council,
knights Kadosh. June %.
senior Warden Perry P. Patrick Will
head the official line in Dawson Lodge.
No. IS. tomorrow night, when the E. A
degree is presented
adolph W Sieverling. high priest of
Capitol Chapter. No. IL. announces the
Royal Arch degree for the next con-
vocation of the chapter, Friday even
ing LAS usual" he adds, "a large at
tendance is desired.
anacostla Royal Arch Chapter. No.
- tomorrow evening. Will have the
y u. and NJ E. NJ. degrees.
High Priest James a. West announces
the r. A degree for Wednesday even
ing in Columbia Royal Arch Chapter,
No. l. at a special convocation. The
7. NJ and ". T. N. degrees were pre-
scented by the chapter last Wednesday
e. sning.
Lebanon Lodge. No. :. will have the
\ degree at its next cnmmunica-
charles Z. Alexander heading the Of
fic!al line. a special communication
of the lodge was he'd Tuesday for the
purpose of attending the funeral OF the
late Charles 5. Price, veteran mem
Der OF the lodge, who was held IN high
esteem
Lebanon bowling team is still going
strong and Capt. Meals expects II to
Eminent Commander Guy II. Nicely of
Orient Connandery, No. 5, has called a
special conclave for the 2Sth to wind
up the affairs OF the current year.
While many new names have been add
g! 10 the roster. there have been also
an unusual number OF losses, IT is stat
cd, and probably a small decrease in
membership will be shown for the year
IN every other respect, he reports. the
comma ndery is IN excellent condition.
At tho stated conclave last Monday
evening Orient Commandery formally
accepted the invitation of Antioch
Cor,lrnandery Of Cumberland. Md, ~
attend the fcrty-ffth annual conclave
% the Grand Commandery of Maryland
20 be held in that city May and 5.
Quarters have been reserved at the
Windsor Hotel and committee ap-
pointed to complete arrangements
with the eenerarssimo, Sir William Is
Itehoard, AS chairman
ne CoUlrn5nGery expects 70 leave OF
an early train the morning OF May !
and return the next day. The party
viii comprise about seventy-five. In
Guiding twenty-five ladies. Crane
Commander Charles T. Lindsey will &C
company Orient Commandery on thi.
pilgrimage
Kaliipolis Grotto. No. Is. will hole
business meeting tomorrow evening
at Chamber or Commerce Hall Effort.
are being centered on the ninstre
show and dance to be given at ODD
Fellows Hall April g. Charles A
Stevens has the affair in hand ant
promises something unique in the wa,
of rninstrely, vaudeville and dance Tn.
talent will be entirely from grottt
members and will include a nuInbel
of specialties of highly entertaining
character.
Past Monarch Edward s. Schmid
grand orator Of the Supreme Council
accompanied by several local prophets
went to Philadelphia Thursday even
ing and Instituted Koran Grotto