Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-10
~ Fratern1t1es II

ball game for the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. Communications have beer
| sent upon the subject to both INDUSTRIOUS
Potentate L. Whiting Estes OF Almas
Temple of the Mystic Shrine and Monarch
A. II. Rogers of kallipolis Grotto. Mystic
Order of Yelled Prophets of the Enchanted
to marshal their hosts for the fray, and
closing with the reminder that
The worshipfuls of eighteen
Are preparing for the great scene
When your teams across the plate lean
When your teams across the plate lean
Stansbury Lodge. No. "a. according to
a very late announcement, will have a
the E. A degree at a special Thursday
evening. the +. G at special March
Il and an open date March % The
degree tomorrow evening VIII be espe-
cially Interesting. it is stated. for -FOUR
sons of Frederick Carl. member OF
the lodge. Besides. Grand Master Lem
Towers. jr.. is going to head the official
line for the evening. The lodge has
added two more stars to its service nag
for Leo S. Weingarten and Thurston r.
Porter.
Kallipolis Grotto is said to be in a
state of ecstatic enthusiasm over the
recent appointm tent and installation of
tary Edward W. Libbey, as chief clerk
of the Department of Commerce and
the pleasing tribute paid him by Secre
tary Redfield. Ed" Libbey is as widely
known as he is popular in Masonic cir
cleS for his devotion to duty and the
smile that will not come off his dispo-
sition. an officer of the grotto writes.
and the large circle of outsiders pres
.ent when he was sworn in, as well as
the overflow of floral tributes that
ODD Il n InSl nn1 yr yno "a n q
story. Tie Star is indebted to Mr.. Lib
hey for fraternal news contributions to
these columns, which are always sent
in on time.
Hiram ROYAL Arch Chapter. No. 10. Sec
rotary J. Davis Bradfeld states. will have
the Mark degree tomorrow evening
Master Edgar P. Copeland of Har-
mony Lodge. No. II, announces the
E. \. degree Wednesday at 7:30 pm.
and a special Thursday. starting at 3
pm, when the F. c. and NJ NJ degrees
will be presented. The degrees will be
in charge of Past Masters Robert H
Young, Ernest A Coleman and George
NJ. Evans
Anacostia Lodge. No. 81, starting at
pm. Monday evening, had the F. c.
and NJ. NJ. degrees, with Grand Mas
ter Lem Towers, jr., present as a
guest of honor. who later installed Past
Master Charles F. Roberts as junior
grand deacon of the Grand Lodge of
the District. By special invitation Ana
costa Royal Arch Chapter. of which
Mr.. Roberts is a past high priest, was
also present. The new glee club sang
right merrily. Addresses were made by
the grand master. Master j. T. Fowler,
John w kimmerling and Mr.. Roberts.
and distinguished Mason from abroad,
told of the war in Europe Refreshments
nj cd $irt-
pant in the degree work was a brother
of Master Fowler, who. like two other
brothers now in Europe. was in uni
form. Senior Warden E. E. Fisher
headed the lodge members. in the un-
avoldable absence of the master. in
their visit to the Lambskin Club Tues
day evening.
Osiris Lodge. No. IS. is to have a
ladies' night March 20, with a musical
Mason who has been "over there" and
refreshments. Junior Warden Harry H.
Thompson headed the line in the F. c..
degree Wednesday evening.
The Trestleboard Club of Master Ma
sons in the government printing Office
will hold its monthly meeting SATURDAY.
night in the hail at eth and I streets
northwest. Maj. A. G. Nutter of the
British army, will be the speaker of the
evening, his subject being The War"
Several other interesting numbers will
be presented
An elaborate special memorial serv-
ice for the late Gen. Thomas J. Shryock.
former grand master of Maryland and
active sovereign grand inspector gen
eral of the Ancient and Accepted Scot
fish Rite for the southern jurisdic-
ton of the United States. will be held
at Baltimore, at the Masonic Temple
Tuesday. under the auspices of the
Grand Lodge of Masons OF Maryland
The service, whieh has been specially
lecturer of the Grand Lodge of Mary
land, will be conducted by Charles C.
Homer. IT., acting grand master.
Orators for the occasion will be Judge
George Fleming Moore. sovereign grand
commander of the Scottish Rite for the
southern JurisdictiGS of the United
States; Judge George b OrIady, past
honorary past grand master of Marv-
land; Judge r. T. W Duke. past grand
master of Virginia, and George P Will
lis of Baltimore. All the grand bodies
of Maryland. over which at one time
or another Gen. Shryock presided, will
be represented. while hundreds of the
most prominent Masons of America
VIII be in attendance. including those
Of the District of Columbia.
The Official circular of High Priest
George r. Davis of Mount Vernon
ROYAL Arch Chapter. No. 5, received
yesterday afternoon, announces the
=. NJ. and NJ. r. degrees in that chap
ter for tomorrow evening, and the
Royal Arch degree for March p.
n u r q.