Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19


Mr.. Smith and probably by Sovereign
Grand Commander George Fleming
Moore and others representing the
Supreme Council. The Supreme Coul-
House of the Temple throug hovt the
| week until adjJtfriment, prSaahy
Friday or Saturday.
Washington Cestennal Lodge, 10. IA.
Will be the host to Atlantic Lodge. No.
| Scottish Rite CaAhedrai. starting at 6
o'clocl. alr' not N.T O'Clock. as was at
, first proposed. IT, NJ. NJ. degree will be
presented and the exchange of fraternal
the da he from fhe srrUa
OF the Virginia visloors and the day
! following. they will be entertained with
| autofnople rides. sightseeing tours and
in other ways commensurate with the
| royal entertainment given the Washing
ton tentenna! brethren who visited
| Noriolk last spring.
Potomac Lodge. No. 5. will welcome
those Of her members who saw service
during the war at welcome home
Wednesday evening Masonic Hall,
Georgetown. The lodge viii have the
NJ NJ degree tomorrow evening. with
Senior Warden Hunter heading the Off
| cal line
Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. 33, will
have the +. A. degree tomorrow evening
and its annual grand visitation the even
| ing of October 80.
! Washington Council No. /. Royal and
Select Masters. announces the degrees
FOR tomorrow evening in the Royal Arch
! Chapter chamber
! Through the circular of Master Her
man j. Lange of National Lodge. No. IL,
| lDsar
at It's communication December i. con-
! slder proposition to increase the fees
; for the symbolic degrees to So.
Senior Warden Wade II. Ozburn and
| his committee are preparing for the en-
| tertainment and rcfreshment of the
Grand Lodge officers on the occasion of
4 their annual visitation to Myron NJ.
| Parker Lodge Tuesday evening at s
| O'Clock.
Washington Naval Roya; Arch Chap
ter, No. 6. Will have her past high priests
in the various stations when the royal
| arch degree is presented Wednesday
extended to capitular Masons to be
present
The New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9,
Thursday evening will start at 80
pm. with the f. A degree and follow
Iit up with a social evening. for which
special preparations have been made.
The ladies' of Areme Chapter, Order of
the Eastern Star, are to furnish the re-
freshmen.s.
High Priest George L. Bidwell has
announced to the members and friends
of Capitol Royal Arch Chapter the in
stallation Of additional radiators TO
coming winter. The chapter will have
the mark degree Friday evening
! Excellent professional talent, eats
smokes. joyful gathering. good fell
| loWship and informal address are
| the alluremen held out by Past Mas
ter Harry &. Kimball of Hiram Lodge
to attend the smoker and entertain
| ment under his direction at the New
Ebbitt Thursday evening, October 80.
1t ought to be fine program and tina,
is what the circular says it will be.
Notwithstanding 'the cold wave"
and downpour Of rain Saturday
night and Sunday. the good ship
Northumberland ploughed her way
from Baltimore, via Chesapeake bay,
to Washington, with eighty-fve mem
bers of Columbia Commandery, No. 9
! knights Tempiar. under the chap
| eronage" of Capt. Carl Flather, Tor
Of the trip sang of fair weather
when good fellows get together just
like they used to sing 1t before the
, great calamity. The ladies were given
candy souvenirs and corsage bou-
quets; Capt. Flather was elected skip
baltimore of the northumberland
We're surprised with Masonic ring
each for being Masons and good
fellows. and Capt. Skipper Father
, was overwhelmed with gold chain
and nearly a hundred Individual pres.
Of them a II NJ
the first order. Messrs. Phillips. Sweet
! and Bergman recently returned from
overseas. supplied music, while a coy
ored bridal couple that boarded the
supplied the thrill. For all that the
party arrived at the wharf in Wash
ington safe, sound and hppy Monday
morning.
Anacostia Royal Arch Chapter will
| have n special convocation Thursday
| evening for the p. NJ. and NJ. E. NJ
degrees.
Orient Commandery, No 5. will have
the orders of the Red Cross and Malta
tomorrow evening. At the last meet
ing Grand Commander Charles E.
! Baldwin entertained the fraters with
an account of the doings at the Grand
Encampment in Philadelphia, to which
Orient had sent 10 swords" and
seventy ladies as its representation.
Recorder William E. Miller was
chosen general chairman FOR Orient
, for the encampment at New Orleans
in 1922, for which a New Orleans Club
has been formed with Past Com
mander Burt A. Grist as secretary and
Past Commander George w. Slater as
| treasurer.
Rev. DR.. Hugh r. Stevenson, grand
chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Ma
sons of the District. returned Thurs
day from his second trip abroad since
the war, this time to attend the
brotherhood conference at London. He
| arrived in Quebec two weeks ago. and
has just made Washington. He speaks
enthusiastically of the American Ma
sonic headquarters established in
Paris by Sovereign Grand Commander
George Fleming Moore of the Scottish
Rite. He says it is a boon not only to
American Masons abroad, but that
literally thousands. either in person
or by letter, call upon 1t for desired
Masonic information. which is always
promptly and correctly furnished. Or.
Stevenson says it was of inestimab BILE
| value to him in finding him resting
place in Paris. where he and Mrs
, Stevenson arrived and were unable
,otherWise to secure quarters
! The fall ceremonial of Kallipolis
Grotto staged by Monarch Charles D.
| Shackelford Wednesday evening last,
| commencing with a supper at Masonic
| Temple, followed by parade and
| ending with a minstrel show and ath-
| lot;o oyepte at Tihertv Hint 10 pofa hi a