Evening star., 1927-04-24
FRATERNITIES

presentation. The degree work wa
put on by the regular divan Of th'
local temple: Amos A. Fries, poten
tate; George B. McGinty, chief rabban
Edwin G. Dutton, assistant rabban
Tames c. Hoyle, high priest ant
| prophet: Robert S. Regar, orienta
guide: j. r. prendergast, first ceremo
| n;al master: Robert G, Fowler, secont
! ceremonial master. Stunts for the Ger
enoniaI were arranged by Ernest "
| Shoots. chairman of the COMMITTEES
| having that feature IN charge.
Monday night Orient. Commandery
No, s, knights Templar, received thu
annual visitation of Grand Commander
Robert l., Middleton and other Off
GERS of the Grand Commandery. Al
| the conclusion Of tho address of tht
| grand commander the following pro
gram was presented: Selections by ar
| orchestra from Orient Band; solos by
past Commander r. i. Titlow. &C
| cornpanied by c.. Fl. Fry, and an ad
dress by the grand prelate, Rev. DIR
James Montgomery. After the grand
officers had retired the newly elected
officers were installed by the deputy
grand commander, Very En-, Sit
Mark f. Finley, who acted for the
grand commander. The officers fos
the ensuing Templar year are Edwin
G., Dutton, commander: John ID
McDufFie, generalissimo: Robert McP
Milans, captain GENERAL Hayes e
Rice, senior warden; Charles +. Lloyd
Junior warden; s. Albert Battison, prel
ate; William r. Hebbard, p. C., treas
urer: Otto Is. Roepke, r. C., recorder
Calvin l.. Lynham, standard bearer
Calvin T. Milans. sword bearer; Rich
ard r. Umhau, warder.
The April ceremonial Of Capitol
Forest, No. f04, Tall Cedars of Leb-
anon, will be held in the ballroom of
the New Willard Hotel Saturday eve
ming. This will be the last ceremonial
prior to the annual convention in
Harrisburg, Pa, in May. Three units
Of the local forest are to participate
in the annual convention festivities.
The Tall Cedar Band. under Charles
+. Brill, has been equipped in uniform
and regalia for this event.
A. dance and card party will be
held by Capitol Forest at the Ward.
man Park Inn Wednesday evening
from TO IL o'clock, when many spe.
dancing Will continue until midnight.
The music win be furnished by the
Tall Cedar Band.
Announcement has been made that
Recorder r. Lawrence Walker Of AL
mas Temple Of the Mystic Shrine
has made arrangements whereby
ShYiners may be able to secure, &C.
coinmodation at Atlantic City next
June, during the time when the I'm
perial Council is in session there, pro-
vided those who may desire to do so
make their reservations before May
16. After that date reservations not
accepted win be released.
George d. King, manager of the
Shrine base ball team that will compete
with a nine from Kallipolis Grotto on
June 20, in the contest Tor the bene-
fit of the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home, has reported that he will be
able to put a we'll balanced team in
the field, at the Griffith Stadium, on
the day Of the contest, ii1suring a live
ly battle for supremacy, with a well
grounded expectation Of ultimate vic
tory.
Grand Commander. Robert l.. Mid
dleton and the other officers Of the
Grand Commandery paid Brightwood
Commandery its annual visit Tues.
day evening.
Following the visitation the newly
elected and appointive officers were iu-
stalled BY Past Grand Commander
Fred S. Cawson, an honorary member
OF Brightwood Commandery, as
follows: Fred e. Blood, eminent
commander; Omar j. Veley, gen
eraiissimo; Anasa j. Ludwig,
captain general; Joseph III. Baker,
past commander, prelate; Her
bert r. IveTs, associate prelate; J..
Howard Tifxson, recorder, Arthur. G..
Shaw, past commander, treasurer;
William c. Smith, senior warden;
Samuel b. Reeder, junior warden; Ed
win BROKER, standard bearer: Clar-
ence l.. Bremerman, sword bearer,
Carrot ". Wolfe, warCler: Nelson B.
Durfee, Edgar Hunter. Herbert Lud-
wig, guards: Philip T. Pollard, senti.
mel; Warren A. Pierce, instructor Of
work. After the installation refresh
ments were served by the Ladies
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