Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20


land and Scotland" between July 2
and 3, leaving on the latter date for
Paris. The latest news received from
Secretary General John H. Cowles of
the Supreme Council, Scottish Kite,
indicated his return about August l.
Grand Master Joseph H. Milans is be-
lieved to be making the grand tour
with Grand Secretary Johnston, and
neither has indicated the date of his
return. il is believed.
Montgomery Hunter will head the
official line in Potomac Lodge tomor
row evening. when the E. A. degree is
presented
Otto e. Woerner and Joseph A. Ben
nett Will officiate in the P. M. and M.
i. NJ. degrees in Potomac Royal Arch
Chapter Tuesday evening.
Pentalpha Lodge is preparing to
visit Garfield Lodge of New York
September 30. and is drilling up it's de-
gree team for work on the visit
Orient Commandery. Knights Tenn
plar, will have the Order of the Tenn
pie tomorrow evening. with several
candidates. at it's asylum, 4th street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Orient's band also will be in evidence,
according to Commander Charles II.
Squier.
The New Jerusalem Lodge will have
two communications this week "a
regular on Thursday evening for the
Z. A. degree and a special Saturday
ats pm, for the NJ. NJ. degree 1t is
likely ten candidates will be present.
ed at the former and fifteen at the
latter, according to the bulletin.
Master Mark F. Finley. jr.. has
Hiram Lodge booked up for degree
work at every communication of the
lodge TO and including September IS,
with the F. c. degree August and 81,
and the NJ. NJ. degree September and
is. The NJ: NJ degree was presented
at special yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock.
An international peace jubilee cell
ebrstion is contemplated at the thir-
Grand Encampment, knights Templar,
at Philadelphia. in September. "as a
tribute of the Knights Templar of the
United States to every man-and
woman, too-of the country called to
the colors during the world war and
who materially helped in bringing
peace and liberty to the oppressed
people of the old world" At pm
S Ss;,sd September s, the city Of
Sunday. September Z, at IL am. SER
vices at Arch Street NJ E. Church will
be attended by the grand master and
other officers and members of the
Grand Encampment. while afternoon
and evening special services will be
held in number of the churches
under the auspices of the Philadel-
phia Communicates. There will be a
patriotic meeting in Independence
Square and the grand masters recep-
tion Monday, the grand parade Tues
day, followed by the opening of the
session of the Grand Encampment at
pm. that day: the banquet to the
he, InIl
at pm. The competitive drills will
occur the following morning. a naval
review on the Delaware in the after
neon and a novel water carnival on
the Schuylkill river in the evening.
Thursday a historical. industrial and
war pageant will be staged, and Fri
day. September IL, will be Atlantic
City day. while in the evening a ban
quet will be rendered the new grand
master of the Grand Encampment.
! An unsigned communication states
thai Anacostia Royal Arch Chapter has
rot been called off for the summer. as
WAS reported last week, but at special
cognmun.cation Tuesday evening will
taNe the P. NJ. and NJ E. NJ. degrees.
] Dsiris Lodge, No. 2s, will have the
NJ! M. degree, with a large class. at
aspec,al meeting Wednesday evening
at o'clock for the last time during
thes present Masonic year. The COM
rntnication for August has been
eaahd off.
: Monarch Charles D. ShackeIford an
no,tnces the following program of ac-
tivhies of kallipolis Grotto: July &c,
basket picnic for prophets and their
fabnilies, Zoo Park; July 80, business
nleeting. Chamber of Commerce
chesapeake Beach; outing to Camp
Good Will, date to be announced
later.
the picnic July &c will be an mo
vauon. nothing similar to it ever be-
fore having been given. 1. is proposed
to have the outing last from ] p N.
until dark and many novel features
will be introduced. The affair will be
in charge of Past Grand Monarch
EATard S. schmid. chairman. assist
ed sby Charles Zurhorst. vice chair
NAB. with the following subcomnit-
tees: Reception, Past Monarchs ]. W.
Collins. John H. Shreve, R. B. Dickey.
T., r. Pullman, z. w. Libbey, George
II. Emmons. jr.; A. H. Rogers; ladies,
George c. Shaffer; music, H. w.
Palmer. julius Hamper; program. c.
A. Brewton; photographer. George
~ Duyal: medical. Drs. F. Yates. G. F.
Day. F.. Z. Gibson, Wade H. Atkinson,
g. X. Baier, Grant S. Barnhart, c. r.
Dufour. f. G. Seibert; stunts. H. w.
Taylor: electrician, G. F. Isell; prizes,
Samuel Zirkin; comfort, NJ. w. Pick
ering; entertainment, Grotto Glee
Club.
While the ladies and children es-
pecially will be entertained, Monarch
Shackelford states there is something
out of the ordinary in store for the
prophets themselves. Supt n. Hollis
ter and Headkeeper William H. Black
burn of the Zoo, have extended every
facility of the park and a grand and
glorious time is assured.
Capt. H. D. Rogers, past grand mon
arch, is temporarily in the city and
has greeted many of his fellow
prophets at the grotto clubrooms.
Grand Monarch Jesse K. Seright has
announced the appointment of Past
Monarch E. w. Libbey as a member
of the committee jurisprudence
and laws of the Supreme Council
The Grotto Band will play for the
Washington florists at Marshall Hall
July IS.
The band and drill corps are also
arranging series of dances.
Order of the Eastern Star.
Mizpah Chapter. No. 8, will have
charge of the religious services at
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
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