The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-15
PAULEN AT HEAD


election of officers for this year will
occur Tuesday morning.
The present officers of the grand
chapter are follows:
Grand Officers of Grand Chapter.
John A. Terrell, Grand High Priest .seda1
Joseph ID. Fell, Deputy Grand H; P.
Charles G. West, Grand King. -. .Emporia
owen j. Wood, Grand Scribe. Topeka
Aaron II. Connect Grand TREASURER
Albert X Wilson. Grand Secretary Topeka
Rev. John Wesley Bates. Grand Chaplain
Charles n Fowler, Or. Capt. of Host,
william Easton, Hutchinson, Grand i R. A. -
Ben S. Pauien, Grand Marshal. :. .Fredonia
William Nelson, Grand Lecturer. Topeka
w. Amer Burnett, Grand Sentinel. .Oberlin
Dinncr This Evening.
Dinner will be served to all mem-
bers of the Council at $50 o'clock this
evening in the banquet hall at the
temple.
Work in the Grand Council will be
resumed at Z o'clock this evening in
the temnle. Zabud Council No. 4, r.
& IS. M will confer the several de-
grees of Royal. Select and Super Elk
cellent Master in the Masonic temple
The work of the Grand chapter of
Royal Arch Masons of Kansas will be
resumed tomorrow morning at 3
o'clock in the Masonic temple. Elec-
tons to be held tomorrow morning
will probably follow the usual proceed
ure of moving UP each of the present
officers and the addition of one new
officer.
Coming Program.
! Nrhe program for Tuesday. Wednesz
( DAY and Thursday is as follows:
4 Tuesday, Mnreh &c.
n m.-The Grand Chapter of Royal
Arch Masons OF Kansas will convene in the
Nj; sonic fTPmnip in continuation of their
convocation opened on Monday.
: p. m.-The annual convention Of the
anointed high priests OF Kansas will be
! opened in the Masonic Temple. for the pur-
! pose of bestowing this holy order on those
entitled TO receive the same.
G;30 p. m.-tifhnd Masters dinner in ban
>duet hall of Masonic Temple.
be- on E The The Eoya Agfh 4sg5G viii III
/ Topeka Chapter No. ., II. A. ii.
wednesday. Marcia Ii.
Grand Lodge. n m.-The Sixty-fouFth
annual communication of the Grand Lodge
| OF A. +. & a. NJ. of Kansas, will be opened
| in Representative Hall in the state house.
p. m:-Oration by Bro. Rousseau A.
| Burch, justice of the supreme court. and
member of Salina Lodge No CO. NSaiina
:: 40 p. m.-RepOrt of committee on ne
| croloGy by Bro. Elmer T. Strain, chairman,
| Orient Lodge No. 81. Topeka.
A conference of the district deputy grand
masters will be held n -ne Egyptian room
of the Masonic Temple.
3: 80 p. m.-Entcrtainment provided by
The ToPN%a bodies for visiting Masons at
Novelty theatcr.
30 p. m.-ESemplificatio OF the third
degree in representative hall. The brethren
Will assemble at 7:1J. as the work will
begin promptly at 80.
Thursday, Marcel, 1s.
=. m.-The Grand Lodge will- resume
kotels are filled today with dele
gates from over the state to the sixty
fourth annual communication of the
grand lodge, the fifty-fith annual con-
vocation of the grand chapter and the
iifty-sccond annual assembly of the
grand council.
The Holy Order will be bestowed
on those entitled to it. by the annual
convention of Amounted High Priests
of Kansas at 3 o'clock Tuesday after
noon in the temple.
The Grand Masters dinner will be
held at $40 y. m. Tuesday in the ban
quet hall of the temple.
Frank l.. Bishop. Grand Master of
the Grand Lodge of Colorado, will be
present a the meetings Tuesday,
Topeka chapter No. ., Royal Arch
Masons. Will confer the Royal Arch
dgree Tuesday evening at 7:30, at the
Masonic temple.
The largest meeting of the annual
gathering. the siSty-fourth annual
Communication of the Grand Lodge of
Ancient, Free and Accepted Mesons.
will open at O'Clock. Wednesday
morning in representative hall at the
1
sta te house.
From 1900 to 1000 Masons from all
districts of Kansas are expected at tins
meeting. 1t is open to all Masons. all
members of every Blue Lodge, who
may witness the proceedings. altho
they have no voice in activities
Grafton by Justice BurcIr.
Rousseau A. Burch justice of the SUI
nremc court and member of Salina
lodge. No, CO, of Salina. will deliver
en oration at . o'clock in the after
noon.
Elmer T.. Strain. chairman. Of Orient
lodge. No. 81 of Topeka, will report
| for the committee on neurology at
2:45 u. m. At $50 O'Clock the body
will convene to the Novelty theater.
which has been entirely reserved for
the matinee for visiting Masons.
REHABILITATION OF the third de-
! gree will take place in representative
| hall beginning promptly at 1880 D. m.
Wednesday The Grand lodge will re-
sumo work at 9 o'clock Thursday
morning.
Grand lodge will NEE IN represen-
tative hall The Grand Chapter.
! Grand Council and the Order of High
! Priesthood will meet in the lodge room
| at the Masonic temple. and the confer
| ence Of the district deputy grand mas
! tere will be held in the Egyptian room
! in the Masonic temple. Exemplifica
| ton of the third degree will occnr in
| representative hall: conferral of Royal
| Arch degrees in the Iasonic temple.
and also conferraI of council degrees.