Evening star., 1916-10-01

fourth degree-"secret master'-will
be presented in Mithras Lodge of Per-
Goldsmith. Monte Sanger, honorary in
spectors general of the thirty-third de-
gree; Horace P. Mcintosh, Arthur B.
Hayes. George r. Davis. Sulaimaan
David, Elmer E. Simpson. Charles G.
F. Toepper and Roe Fulkerson, all h.
c. c. H. and Robert A. Daniel and
Archie D. Engel, both of the thirty
second degree.
This will be followed at s:15 pm. by
the fifth degree-"perfect MASTER
with a cast comprising John H. Won
Hermann, K. c. C. H; James II. NC.
Intosh, honorary inspector general of
the thirty-third degree, and Edward
S. Moores and Delos NJ. Thayer. both
bert Pike Camp Guard. under COM
mand of Second Lieut. Melvin A. Wertz,
thirty-second degree, and comprising
Henry G. Ayers. Harry A. Barnes. Ly-
John S. Cotton, John G. Fairchild, Emil
| Fischer, William c. Nicholson, Todd Z.
Sharp Joseph F. Schevlin and c. l..
Smithson, all of the thirty second de-
gree, will assist.
Al Q o'clock the sixth degree-"con-
| idential secretary"-will be presented
| in full ceremonial form, with Henry
! Lansburgh. thirty-second degree. as
King solomon; Charles G. F. Toepper,
K. c. c. H, as King Hiram, and J.
Stuart Ball, thirty-second degree, as
| Zerbal.
| Tuesday, the fourteenth degree-"per-
| feet elu'-will be presented by Mithras
Lodge of Perfection, with Francis A.
| bus Seneca Jones, honorary inspectors
general of the thirty-third degree, in
| the cast, which also includes George r.
| Davis John H Won Hermann and Mil
! ton Hopfenmaier. X. c. c. H. The work
! will begin at 1880 pm.
| Wednesday evening, at 1880 o'clock, in
Evangelist Chapter. knights Rose
Croix, the eighteenth degree-"knight
Jaeobus Seneca Jones. John A. Lacy
and Monte Sanger, honorary inspectors
general of the thirty-third degree,
officiating. assisted by Sulamaan
| and Carter B.. keene and Arthur NJ.
Bugden, both of the thirty-second de-
| gree.
Thursday evening, at 7:so o'clock. in
! dosh, the thirtieth degree--"knight
| kadosh"-will be presented by casts
including Honorary Inspectors General
of the Thirty-third Degree Allen Bus
mander of the Court of Honor Milton
| Hopfenmaier, George r. Davis, Horace
P. Mcintosh, Rev. William Tayloe Sny-
der and John H. Won Hermann. and
second degree: Arthur NJ. Bugden. Will
| liam o. owen and Charles NJ. Jones.
| Friday evening. at 1880 o'clock, Albert
Pike Consistory, NJ. r. S., will present
| at the same hour, the thirty-second de-
grees, the later that of master of the
royal secret"
! There will be class of not less than
forty candidates for these degrees.
| At the recent banquet OF the Royal
Order of Scotland. in Pittsburgh. dur
| ing the meeting of the Supreme Coun-
Gil of the Northern Jurisdiction of the
rite, Rev. William Tayloe Snyder, pro-
vincial grand chaplain of the order,
who also is venerable master of Ka-
dosh of Albert Consistory of this
city, responded to the toast Peace on
Earth and Good Will Among Men"
with an Impressive address.
The meeting of the Supreme Council
was memorable for having in attend
ance not only it's own sovereign grand
commander, Barton Smith. but Sow
ereign Grand Commander George Flem-
ing Moore of the southern jurisdiction
and Sovereign Grand Commander Ben
jamin Allen of the Canadian jurisdic-
! tion. and no less a public dignitary
than Vice President Thomas r. Mar
shall. who is sovereign grand inspector
general of the thirty-third degree for
! the state of Indiana in the northern
Jurisdiction.
. Benjamin B. French Lodge, No. Is,
Is " nave d reunion tomorrow even
ing, whose sole purpose is spreading
! good will and the closer fellowship of
its members and the brethren who are
visitors. A program of entertainment
has been provided.
| Anacostia Lodge. No. 81. Will devote
the evening tomorrow to caring for it's
| unfortunate delinquents. October 16 1t
Will have its grand visitation.
I In n TO
5, has two teams for the Royal Arch
degree Tuesday evening
! The memorial exercises which it was
/ tennial Lodge, No. IA, Wednesday
evening. have been postponed until
F., Wednesday evening, October Is, on ac-
count of the death of the mother Of
Past Master Wallace Streeter, chair
| man Of the committee of arrange
ment. The E. A. degree, however. viii
be presented, and Senior Warden Marx
Z. Kahn will head the official line
with Junior Deacon A. Ernest Tate ad
vanced to the position of senior deacon
Naval Lodge, No. 4, will have the
F. c. degree Thursday evening. it's
| grand visitation October 19, the =. A
! degree November 2, the NJ. NJ degree
November 16 and its lodge election
! December I.
Senior Deacon Charles Stewart Gaw-
| Ter viii head the line in the E, A. de-
| gree Wednesday evening in Osiris
| Lodge. No. &c. Junior Warden James
| Harwood Graves again being reported
unable to be present
Lebanon Lodge. No. T. has called
| off its communication scheduled for
| Friday evening, and instead of lodge
i work will entertain it's woman friends
| with "'ladies night" to be celebrated
| In the smaller of the two dance halls
/ at the Arcade building, 14th street and
| Park road. Admission will be by card.
| The lodge has the F. c. degree sched-
| uled for October 20 and the E. A. de-
| grees for November 8.
| The Fraternity Band of Master Ma
/ sons has accepted an invitation to ap-
! pear in concert at the New Ebbitt.
| Tuesday evening. for the Circle Club,
| and Monday evening, October 9, for
| Hall, 4th street and Pennsylvania ave
! nue. southeast. The band win also play
at the bazaar for the benefit of the
| George Washington memorial in Alex
| andria, Va, October IL, and will escort
| the Lambskin Club to Anacostia Lodge
No. II, November 8.
| The advisory board of Masonic clubs
or Washington, d. c.. will hold its first
i fall meeting at the New Ebbitt in the
| red parlors tomorrow evening at 8
! o'clock Important business will be
| brought before the board. President
! l. II. Troutman states. The guests of
the board that evening will be the sec