Evening star., 1916-11-05
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Of which hung a ribbon streamer bear
ing a number emitting the lady VINO
caught the streamer both to the dove
ami to the prize whose number It car
ried The fortunate captors OF the
doves we're Misses Beatrice Kaufman.
Florence C. Wallace. Rose Cole. FLOR
ence L. Barker, Marye Levy. Hortense
Hano, Nora Briggs. Blanche Levy,
Mabel Eppy, Osella Ballard. Irene Lud.
wig, Selma Selinger. NJ Johnson and
Mrs. NJ. C. Rosenthal. Each person;
upon leaving the hall. was presented
with souyenir' Sa and yrn guests co,umus Mr1 m
Ohio; Baltimore. Richmond, Phliaoei-
phia and Jersey City.
Blue lodge services by Pentalpha
Lodge. No. %. aud Rose Croix service
by Evangelist Charter, Knights Rose
Croix, of the Scottish Rite. were per-
formed at Lees, 332 PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue. Thursday ternoon. for Alvin B.
Alexander, who died Tuesday.
Naval Lodge, No. 4. will have the NJ
NJ degree the evening of November 16
at Naval Lodge Hall and its election OF
officers December I.
East Gate Lodge. No. "a. will have
the F. c. degree November 10 and its
election December s. The lodge. joint
ly with King David, No. %. entertained
at the Masonic Hall. BrookIand. follow
orchestral selections, cello selections by
]. s. Zebely, a social hour and refresh
ments Past Grand Secretary Albert
Knight of the Grand Lodge of Rhode
Island made an address.
Columbia Council. T. D.. Royal and
Select Masters, will have a class of ten
for the cryptic degrees at it's assembly
Thursday evening. November 1s. repre-
senting candidates of It's own and OF
Adoniram Council
Washington Centennial Lodge, No
Il. raised thirty-siX MaSonS during the
last Masonic year and lost six by death
The lodge will entertain Jointly with
Osiris Lodge. No. IS. in lodge room No.
1, November Is. following the grand
visitations to both lodges.
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
will have its next ceremonial session
November "a and its annual election at
National Rifles Armory December %.
While Illustrious Potentate L. Whiting
Estes is reserving details for the pres
ent of the chief events of Almas Temple
that will occur between now and the
close of the year. he intimates that it
is at the close. of the year that the
the bulls under Past Potentate James
7. Gibbs. and the bears" under Henry
Lansburgh. will be staged. Nothing
like it," he says. has ever been seen
OF even OTeamcQ OF IN Masonic circles
in Washington" The contestants are
running neck and neck" and, like the
election. it is difficult to predict at this
time whether the bulls or the bears are
to be the goats" Roe Fulkerson has
been assigned the task of writing the
orginial poems for the occasion. and
Past Imperial Potentate Harrison Ding
man is gathering from all the outposts
of Shrinedom narrowing details for
the occasion.
La Fayette Royal Arch Chapter, No
., Tuesday evening will receive petit
tions. ballot on candidates and trans
act its other business quickly on ac-
count of the interest in the election
returns. November 81 the mark de-
gree will be presented and, according
20 announcement something else will
also be doing" The committee on the
something else" Is composed of James
s. Mccarthy. Frank Sprigg Perry and
William S. Quinter.
Col. David Busch OF Arminius Lodge,
No. c5: Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chap
ter, No. Z. and Orient Commandery,
No 8. Knights Templar, and one o. tEe
most popular Masons ir the District,
has returned to the city after a four
month stay at White sulphur Springs,
Va. Col. Busch will at once resume
his special activities in each of the
bodies mentioned. as in previous years.
He was the originator some years ago
of the Culinary Cult in Mount Horeb
Chapter. and introduced the innovation
in a modified form in Orient Com
mandery.