Evening star., 1917-04-01

charge of the religious services at
HE Masonic and Eastern Star Home
thisl afternoon at 8 o'clock. Rev. Fred
erick W. Johnson of Grace Baptist
Church Will officiate
Grand Recorder Arvine W Johnston,
by direction of Grand Commander Lem
Towers. jr., has announced the annual
grand viSitationS of the Grand Com
mandery of the District to the con-
stituent Communicates as follows:
April 1e, to Orient, No ): April Is, to
Potomac. No. 3; April 20. to Colun bia.
No. 2; April "a, to De MoIay, No. 4. and
April 25, to Washington Commandery.
No. /, The visitations will be made at
pm. on the dates given. All sir
knights have been requested TO ap-
pear in Templar uniform at the vista
tionS- The grand commander has also
directed that the installation of Of
ficers of the several Communicates be
performed at such time and place as
the commander may direct. after the
grand visitation TO his commandery
and under his direction, but prior to the
annual conclave of the Grand Com
mandery. May II (the second Monday
in May).
Lodge, No. 5, has announced that
Grand Master James W. Witten will
visit the lodge tomorrow evening and
deliver an address. The E. A. degree
also will be presented
Memorial services for the deceased
brethren of the year will be held in
Ben njamin B. French Lodge, No. Is, to-
morrow evening. the tributes being
paid by brethren who best knew the
deceased members. although opportun-
ity will be given for others TO pay their
tribute as well.
Myron NJ Parker Lodge, No. -, has
the NJ. NJ. degree scheduled for Tues
day evening. In preparation therefore
Senior Deacon William c. James has re-
quested the brethren interested in
degree team to meet him in the
lodEeroom this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
King David Lodge. No. IS. which has
the n. NJ degree scheduled for Tuesday
evening, will have the F. c. degree at
its meeting April H.
Hiram Lodge. No. 10, is to have past
masters night Thursday, when the
has beens' of the lodge. as the honor
guests of the evening are sometimes
called. will present the NJ. NJ degree
Folding chairs have been provided for
overflow meeting.
Grotto. Mystic Order of Yelled Prophets,
is ill at the George Washington Uni
versity Hospital with typhoid fever
ing of the New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9,
F. a. A. NJ, has appointed forty mem
bers of that lodge special aid to
the monarch of Kallipolis Grotto dur
ing the Supreme Council convention of
the Mystic Order Yelled Prophets,
next June. Andrew ]. Walker is chair
man of the aids, and at a later date
will explain to the other members the
nature of their duties. In announcing
the appointment of this committee
Worshipful Master Harding voiced his
appreciation of the spirit that prompt
ed the members of kallipoliS Grotto to
furnish numerous entertainments for
various branches of the fraternity
The committee consists of the fol-
lowing: Andrew J. Walker. chairman;
Fred Albrecht. John S. Arnold. Wade
H Atkinson, Edward A Bachrach,
George X. Baier. Edward r. Baleman,
Harry A Beck. Charles w. Botsch,
Bruce S. Branson, Charles A: Brewton.
b. II. Brockway, Albert w. Brown.
David H. Brown. Thomas A. Bynuns,
Eugene S Cochran, August Daetz, B. e.
Dakin, n. J. Demas. William H. Dix,
Theodore Estler Samuel c. Foreman,
Charles H. Fred. Nathan Goodman,
George W. Henderson, G. Walter Hoov-
er, Charles. l.. Hosch. Thomas Keeiy,
Victor K. Kissal. Theodore F. E. krake,
Louis P. Krey, ?. r. Latterner. A. ].
Lohse. Louis Ludwig, Willard j. Park
er, George n. Payette. William Andrew
Smith, George W. Warren and E. W.
Zea-
At the recent annual meeting of the
Level Club the bylaws We're amended
10 make the club year correspond with
the calendar year. after January. 1918.
The following officers We're elected:
President. NJ. J. Hole: vice president,
James ". MCGUIRE; secretary, Everett
f. Bartlett: treasurer. ]. w. Burdette;
sentinel, Benjamin F. Jackson: mem
bers of the executive committee. J.
Henry Kaiser and William H, Vents;
representative to advisory board. Dan