Evening star., 1923-03-25

rNSPECTION and competitive drills
of the constituent communicates
of knights Tenlplar of the Dis
trict will take place. by order OF
the grand commander. Wednesday,
instead of Friday of this week, as
| originally announced, in the Coli
scum, 9th street end of the Wash
ington Market building. at Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
The calls for inspection will be
sounded in the following order: Co
lumbia. No. ., at 7:45 pm; Potomac,
No. 3, at Sis pm. De Molay, No. 4
at $50 pm; Orient, No. 8. at S:45
pm; Brightwood, No. s, at pm,
and Washington. No. l. at 9:15 pm.
The remainder of the program. as
already announced will be carried out
including the assembling Of the COM
manderieS at Masonic Temple at !
pm. and the alrade moving at 1:15
p m, via 18th street, Pennsylvania
avenue and 9TH street. Music will be
furnished by the band OF Orient Com
! mandery. No. .. The competitive
! drills will follow the inspections. Ad-
mission of sir knights not in uniform
! and of ladies and friends Will be by
| card procurable from the grand re-
corder or the recorders of the COM
manderies.
Tuesday evening. in the bodies Of
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite. will be devoted mainly to prepa-
rations for the Maundy Thursday and
Easter Sunday ceremonies and TO the
new reunion, which will start Tues
day, April l., with the fourth degree
ceremonial.
Tuesday. April 1. will come the
meeting of Mithras Lodge of Perfec-
ton; Tuesday. April 10, the election
Of one ot',cers posn in Eva Evangelist Chapter
The program for the Maundy
Thursday services, which will be held
in Trinity p. L. Church, Sd and c
streets northwest, will include an
organ prelude, by Harry G. Kimbau.
formal opening of the chapter. with
s hymn, NO Shadows Yonder" CAL
bert GauD. by the Scottish Rite
Choir, Walter Humphrey, X: G; G.
H, director; William Atherholt, first
tenor; Homer S. Pope. second tenor;
Karl Kerr. first bass, and the direc-
Tor, second bass; report Of the COM
mittee to the sick; hymn, Bow
by the choir; Maundy Thursday ad-
dress. Joseph H. Milans. X. c. C. H.
past grand master of Masons of the
District; hymn. Peace / Leave With
You" Varley Robertsl. by the choir;
offertory. Muller's "Elegie," by the
Goldman, and the closing of the
chapter and extinguishing OF the
. symbolic lights, with George Roscoe
Davis acting as wise master, follow
ed by Salome's Grand Choeur," an
organ prelude.
The Easter Sunday services, which
also will take place at Trinity Church
at pm. next Sunday afternoon, will
have the following program:
Organ prelude, Dudley Bucks "Fes-
tival Prelude" by Harry G. Kimbal ;
Itormal opening of Evangelist Chap
Ter, with hymn by the Scottish Rite
Choir, Behold I Show You a Mys-
terry" &C. c. Robinson); greeting TO
visitors; hymn. Praise the Lord, O
Ny Soul, (Watson- n-KimbalD. by the
;hoir; offertory. Song to Spring"
closing of chapter and relighting the
symbolic lights. George Roscoe Davis,
acting wise master, and responses by
choir: violin solo, Arsenic Rolan:
Eastern Sunday address, Rev. DIT.
Arise! Sinner (Maker) and organ
postiude. "Triumphal March" Goud).
oy Mr.. Kimball.
The I'm memoriam" roster contains
red Cahoon. Charles Cassidy, David
BENJAMIN Douglas, Carroll Edgar,
Charles W. FranZoni, Joseph Giurato.
Robert B. Gordon. Alexander Grant
Ihirty-second degree; Samuel Hart,
Lohn A Lacy, Rev. William Tayloe
snyder, John H. Won Herman and
andon Cabell Williamson. all of the
tthirty,third degree, and Morton w.
Hawkins. Isaac Herman, George l..
Larsen. Adolph Loehl, Clayton Z.
Main. Edward II. L. Myers. George NJ
Skidmore. William S. Smith, Grant
"; Taylor. David S, Walton and
clifton r. Warters. all Of the thirty
second degree
Full ceremonials for the reunion
are announced. as follows: April II.
rourth and fourteenth degrees; April
IS, eighteenth degree; April 19. thfr-
lass Of candidates to receive the de-
gree prior to the meeting OF the i'm
perial council of the Mystic Shrine in
Washington, June 5. and next.
The degree of anointed high priest
hood will be presented in the chapter
rhamber at Masonic Temple Friday
. evening.
Takoma Lodge, No. 29, for Tuesday
evening announces discussion and in
struction on The Ancient Landmarks
Of Masonry" and Duties of a Mason
o His Lodge"
Senior Warden w. j. Loveless will
head the official nne and the other
officers will be advanced in the degree
work In Potomac Lodge, No. S, to-
morrow evening.
Past Master Clarence l.. Williams
will be In charge of the presentation
~ the degree work by past masters
N Federal Lodge, No. 1, Tuesday
evening, and refreshments will be
served at the close.
Tomorrow evening at Pythian Tenn
pie Kallipolis Grotto will hold it's
second ceremonial of the present
CIrotto year. An unusually fine pro-
gram of entertainment features and
a large class are announced.
Tho dance committee Of the Grotto
Band and Drill Corps announces that
the date of the April dance has been
changed from April Il to April Is.
II Will be held at the New willard
Hotel. At the last dance prizes for
st. Patrick's day costumes were
awarded TO T. =. O'Connor and Miss
Lillian Thompson, the judges being
Harry r. Woodward, Miss Margaret
Shortsu and Mrs W. A. Saunders. At
rhis dance Past Grand Monarch Ed
ward s. Schmid. with Miss Helen Vim
cent, started>-the ball; being the first