Evening star., 1916-04-16
through the south and west Tuesday.

through the south and west Tuesday.
bodies will be hosts to kallipolis
Grotto. Mystic Order of Yelled Prophets
| of the Enchanted Realm. extending to
it's members the hospitalities of their
clubroom, with a musical program fol-
| lowed by dancing.
The spring reunion will begin May
1 and extend to May 5, during which
| all the degrees of the rite, from the
fourth to the thirty-second. will be
| presented. The reunion will close with
J a banquet Friday evening. May s. at
2 o'clock. Indications point to large
class. twenty-five petitions already
having been received. it is said.
The event of the week in capitular
! circles will be the visit to this city of
| DR.. William r. Kuhn of Kansas city.
| Mo. who has received all the honors
| that can be conferred upon him by the
Masonic grand bodies of that state and
who is the general grand king of the
General Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
MasonS of the United States. DIT huhn
| will be entertained at a dinner by the
past grand high priests and officers
of the Grand Chapter. at the Raleigh
Hotel. Wednesday evening. preceding a
lecture which he will deliver at 8 PM.
at Masonic Temple, on The Necessity
of the Royal Arch Degree to the
Master Mason" Masons who have not
received the capitular degrees are es-
pecially invited to be present. the at
tendance being restricted to Masons
only.
DR.. Kuhn ranks among the best as a
| Masonic speaker and student. with an
especially marked reverence for the
real landmarks. foundation princi-
pies. of Freemasonry. He Is not only
versatile debater, but his arguments
are said to be Illuminated with flashes
of wit and humor that make his ad-
dresses especially entertaining.
Potomac Lodge. No 5, according to
the announcement of Worshipful Mas
ter Herbert a. Williams, will have both
the T.. 4. and F. c. degrees at its COM
munication tomorrow evening, and at
its following communication. May l..
it will have a debate on the Land
marks of Masonry
Benjamin r. French Lodge. No. Is.
will have no degree work at its COM
the business session the remainder OF
the evening will be devoted to an en-
tertainment, the principal feature of
which will be an illustrated lecture on
Our Friends and Our Foes to he de-
Iivered by DR.. !. j. kinyoun of the
health department. All master Masons
are invited to be present.
At the special communication Satur
day evening, April 8. Center Lodge of
Baltimore and Mount Hermon Lodge
numbering about one hundred members
strong. These. with the large num-
Der of members present. excited some
comment. After the NJ. NJ degree
supper was served in the banquet
room of the temple.
Anacostia Lodge. No. 81. tomorrow
evening will for the first time have
officers, and will also elect tiler. vice
Henry w. Emo. deceased. James w.
Marbury has been appointed Tempo
rarly to the Office by Worshipful Mas
ter Simon Bube.
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter.
No. Z. will have charge of the religious
services at the Masonic and Eastern
April 23 at o'clock, and Rev. Hugh T.
Stevenson. grand chaplain of the
Grand Lodge of Masons of the District
OF Columbia, will oficiate. High Priest
Raymond b. Dickey says there will be
seventeen interested neophytes when
the P. NJ. and NJ. f. NJ. degrees are
presented by the chapter at it's convo-
cation May 9.
Pentalpha Lodge. No. %, has the F.
c. degree scheduled for tomorrow even
ing. the f. A. degree for May /. the
NJ. NJ. degree for May Is and the NJ NJ
degree for its special communication
May %.
May will mark the forty-seventh
anniversary of the lodge it having
been chartered May 4. 1869. In his
latest circular Worshipful Master A.
X. X. Onyun pays tribute to a distin-
guished past master of the lodge.
Grand Master William W. Jermane.
whose wonderful personality and
boundless enthusiasm are accomplish
ing wonders" he says.
The grand visitations and annual in
spections in the knights Templar com
manderies will open tomorrow in ORR
ent Commandery, No. 5, to be followed
Wednesday in Potomac Commandery,
No. 3. and Friday in Columbia Com
mandery. No. 2. AS the field day has
been dispensed with this year by the
Grand Commandery, the inspection and
drill under the supervision Of Edward
r. HaZleton, the inspector general will
be an indoor event. Grand Recorder
Arvine w Johnston says. however. that
this years inspection and drill are NOT
competitive and will not affect the
status of the cup held by Orient Com
mandery. No. ), which is a field day
prize.
The inspector general has given the
iolio"lhg instructions for the exercises
this year:
After the comma ndery is formed the
aoJu'aht VIII salute the inspector gem
erai' who VIII direct him to prepare for
inspection. The adjutant then com
rnands: /. Rear open order, March
j. Front. 4. Order-5 Swords p.
rade-I. Rest. He then saI,Ites Tho
inspector general and takes post on
.he rlght OF the front rank, midway n.
tween the staff and commanderv
me Inspector general informs th.
grand commander that the cnnma,.,I
cry is ready for Inspection The grand
commander then approaches The eui
heht commander. who salutes with IN.
s"ord. Ihe grand commander return
ing the salute with the hama jn,,i,es
me eminent commander 10 acronnanv
him. me tour of inspection being com
p!eted. the inspector general directs tbe
adJutan's TO prepare the comn1anderv
Tor the Inspection of swords The al
Ju1aht commands: ]. Conlmandery-2
Attention 2. tarrv-4 Sworda I-,,t
Sir EhiSht VIII come to inspection swords
as the grand commander stops in frnn,
of him t i'oii'
FolIoWlng the inspection of s,rords
mere Will be a drill in the manual nf
'ne s"ord by the inspector general
"hich VIII include: Draw return car
> present, right shoulder supnort
port oTuer. rear rest secure dro,'
swords sword arm rest and rar,da
! rest This will complete the entire
inspection" 'itlie
Master George G. Seibold OF Vasb-
lnston Council. No. |. ROYAL and SELF,
masters announces the degrees for the
Assembly tomorrow evening as well 90
discussion on the importance or ~.
! cryptic degrees.
senior Warden Wilson Harvev will,
mead the official line in tho J., ~
! Il IN n