Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-26

Kenzie, accompanied by the other officers
of the Grand Commandery, including In
spector General William T. Galliher. Past
Grand Commanders Gibson and Corson.
and Harry +. Riley and Angus Lamond
commanders of Columbia and De Molay
Communicates, respectively, accompanied
by their officers and large delegations Of
sir knights. Representatives were also
present from Potomac and Orient COM
manderies. Among the out -of-town visit
ors was large delegation of sir knights
from Montgomery Comma ndery of Rock
vile, and the commander of Columbia
Gommandery, No: 2, of Columbia, s. c..
Jacob I. Barron.
New Jerusalem Lodge No g. F. A. A. NJ
conferred the Master Mason's degree last
Thursday evening. Grand Master Wetmore
and other officers of the Grand Lodge were
present. The work was done under direc-
uon of Worshipful Master ]. Frank But
ton, In his past circular Worshipful Mas
ter Button announced the following sick
committee: A. Lepreux, jr.; Thomas Keely.
c; p McCurdy, Josias Fox, w. Fl. Coon.
w. A. Carson, ]. o. 3. Gray
Past Master Harry b. Cramer of Pental-
pha Lodge. No. 1914. A. F. and A. NJ, of
Gaithersburg, has compiled and published
county. The several organizations, with
the officers and number of members In
each, are given follows:
Pentalpha Lodge. No 194, meets Masonic
iCmpic, odllHcTSUuIS, on second and fourth
Fridays in each month. Officers: James
3. Adams, w. M: Israel G. Warfield, ST.
W.; Thomas /. Fulks, Jr. W.: Harry b.
Cramer, secretary; Robert B. Moore, treas
urer. Number of members, Ga.
Montgomery Lodge, No. 1876, meets Ma
sonic Hall, Rockville. on second and fourth
Mondays in each month. Officers Win
fred Beck. w. NJ. William H. Trail. Sr. w:
Roger Shaw, Jr- W.; James +. Allen secre-
tary; r. II. Stokes, treasurer. Number Of
members. so.
Kensington Lodge No 19S, meets in tho
town hall. Kensington, on the first and
George H. Wright w. M: George III. Sny-
der, Sr. W.: Paul Cook. Jr. W.; John H.
Pickell. secretary; Loren H. Milliken, treas
urer. Number of members, a.
Montgomery Chapter No. 30, meets in
Masonic Hall, Rockville, on the first and
third Mondays in each month. Officers:
Joseph Reading, M. E. H. p; William H.
Baden, e. king; Robert B. Peter, E. scribe:
James F. Allen. secretary; Thomas Daw-
son. treasurer. Number of members, 81.
King Solomon Council. No. ID, meets In
Masonic Hail. Rockville, on fifth Mondays.
Officers: William H. Baden. T. l. M; Ar
thur B. Gleason, d. 1. NJ; Deane s. Bliss
p. C. W.; James F. Allen. secretary: Thos.
Dawson, treasurer. Number of members.
81.
Montgomery Commandery, No. 13, meets
Masonic Temple, Gaithersburg, on second
and fourth Thursdays. Officers: James
Franklin Allen, z. c.; James Barry Adams.
General: Arthur Buell. Gleason, c. c.;
Thomas Oliver White, Sr. W.; winfred
Beck, Jr. W.; Joseph Reading, prelate;
Harry Brook Cramer. recorder; Perrie
Etchison Waters, treasurer. Number of
members, g.
Past Masters Association Of the Thirty
first Masonic District of Maryland meets
Chillum Castle lodge room during the last
week in December. 1904. Officers: Arthur
Buell. Gleason. president: James Franklin
Allen, vice president. Harry Brook Cramer.
secretary treasurer. Number of members.
49,
Superior Lodge, No. ~, Knights OF
Pythias, had good attendance last Sat-
urday night at the comforting OF the rank
of page. There will be meeting Of the
officers of this lodge tonight at the once
of Master-at-Arms w. w. Smith, h the
Colorado building.