Evening star., 1916-01-30

enlisted small army of it's COM
panions in the preparations made for
its grand visitation Wednesday even
ing. \ feature was the moving pic
lures OF its officers officially robed and
AT work. II had q buffet luncheon, fol-
lowed by dancing after an elaborate
program of entertainment, including
selections by an orchestra, under the
direction of Donald B. Mcleod, solos
by Mrs William 7. Reed. with Harry
Wheaton Howard as accompanied;
Charles L. Myers, with Miss Helen 5.
Myers, as accompanist; Miss Ethel
Noble johnson, with Mrs. Jennie My
sen Lind as accompanist: an intro
ductory," by George q. Seibold; well
come. by James \. West: addresses by
High Priest Lem Towers. jr.. and by
General Grand High Priest George +.
Corson; . Honeymoon Through Vel
lowstone National Park. by Herford
T. Cowling: a dialect sketch, by Mrs.
Julia y. Streater. past grand matron
of the order of the Eastern Star, and
selections by a quartet, composed of
Charles W. Moore, Charles E. Myers.
Alexander Mosher and J. Henry Kaiser.
with oscar \. DanZenba ker as accom-
PIANIST.
High Priest James A. West, ex-of1icio
headed the general committee, which
had for its chairman George q.
So eibold: Charles T. Nutze and Charles
c. Coombs as vice chairmen. and Will
liam : Macdonald. Franck w. Pierce,
Rufus W. Pearson. George l.. sherman,
John Z. Borland, Grant :. Barnhart
Edward BUrkholder. Castleman p. Boss
ana j. William Lucas as its member
ship. The entertainment committee
was headed by Grant 5. Barnhart
chairman. and Richard 3. Nixon and
Donald 3. Mcleod, vice cha airmen; the
- efreshmeut committee, Townley A.
Mckee. chairman, and Castleman +.
Boss and John +. Borland, vice chair
men. and the reception committee
Past Grand High Priest 4. st. Clair
Thompson, chairman: Past Grand
High Priest William Barnum. Grand
captain OF tho Host Emmett NJ. Car
ter. vice chairmen. and the past high
priests Of the chapter, fifteen i'll num-
boy. as members. Other committees
included that on decoration, with Ru
fue W Pearson chairman. and Thomas
Keely and Charles +. \. Stencil. vice
chairmen; and printing. with william
:. Macdonald. chairman. and Edward
Burkholder and William d. Sheen. vice
cha airmen.
But. in the language of High Priest
" est. 1T was some visitation.
La Fayette ROYAL Arch Chapter. No. ),
will have it's annual election Tuesday
evening. followed by the installation
Of the new officers. by Deputy Grand
High Priest William {. Fowler, and a
banquet in the banquet hall of Ma
sonic Temple.
The Asor Club has been formed
among the Masonic members OF the
American Federation OF Musicians of
this city It's purposes are to promote
the social ard fraternal relations
among it's members. Meetings will be
held at the New Ebbitt Hotel on the
second Sunday of each month. The
officers are: :. Minister, president: J.
Gressett. vice president: II. n. Meiners.
secretary: \. Cclfo, treasurer, and {.
cope. doorkeeper.
Seatou W. Tunnel, junior past com
mander OF Columbia Commandery, No
> knights Templar, and one of the
most active Masons in this Jurisdiction
who has been confined 10 George Wash
tnEtou University Hospital. Will be able
to return to his home in the Fslkstone
Courts the latter part of this week.
The fight is on, 1T is declared hat
the bulls and bea~s of Wall street never
tossed with more abandon or hugged
more fierceIy than the two committees
Of 100 members each are doing in the
contest TO enroll new members for
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine.
At the beginning of his term of office,
recently. Illustrious Potentate L. Whit
ing Estes appointed these two commit
tees on membership, and an induce