The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-27
Association of Maste:s.

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The worshipfm masters Of the con
stiuent lodges. Free and Accepted
Masons. of this Jurisdiction. have re-
Gently organized themselves into an
association known as The Association
of Worshipful Masters of the District
CT Columbia
The object OF the association is to
enable the masters to become better
acquainted with each other. and thereby
promote greater sociability and mutual
benefit
The monthly meetings of the asso-
citation viii be held on the 18th OF each
ra0nth. at the rooms of the association,
l1G Eleventh Street northwest.
The association elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: President.
Alexander Wolf. Hope Lodge, No 70;
vice president. Joseph Solomon. Column
bia Lodge. No. 3; secretary and treas
urer. William Montgomery, Osiris
Lodge. No. &c
These officers and Noel W. Barksdale.
of B. b French Lodge. No 10. and
Charles J. James. of Anacostia Lodge.
No. u, constitute the executive commit
tee which governs the association.
The executive committee has made ar
raugements for a proper insignia to be
vcrr, by the members of the associa
ton, and also for q group picture of the
wor hipful masters, which will be hung
in the rooms of the association.
The organization is composed Of wOr-
Sinful masters only and each year
after the annual election Of the officers
of the constituent lodges an annual
BANQUET will be held and the masters
elect will be the guests of the masters
of the association. At this banquet the
association will be formally turned
over to the new masters. The president
! and secretary will preside At the f1rst
me ting of the newly elected masters
for the purpose of organization. After
the completion of the organization by
election of new officers they are to
withdraw. The next year they in turn
will give a banquet TO the masters
elected for the incoming year. BY this
method the association will be per-
petual
/ Great interest has been manifested by
/ the masters of all the constituent lodges
and the association promises 10 be a
great social feature Of the Masonic Fra
I ternity Of this jurisdiction.
The masters of the constituent lodges
are as follows:
1 Nat. p. Fugitt. Federal Lodge, No. l.
! Joseph Solomon. Columbia Lodge. No. 3;
] Levi c. Blake. Naval Lodge. No. 4; Ben
iamin B. Hunt. Potomac Lodge. No. .
William F Bowen. Lebanon Lodge, No
/ Z; J. Frank Button. the New Jerusalem
I Lodge. No. 9; Claude J. Allen. Hiram
Lodge. No. 10; Joseph H. Milans. st
+ Johns Lodge. No. Il; s. w. f. Pegues
/ National Lodge. No. p; James W. Wit
/ ten. Washington Centennial Lodge. No
a: n W Barksdale. Benjamin B
French Lodge. No 10; E. G. Thompson
Dawson Lodge. No. Is; NJ D. Roseu-
berg. Harmony Lodge. No. Il; Paul =
Webb, Acacia Lodge. No. IS; V. F. Mont
gomery. Lafayette Lodge. No. 10; AleA
Wolf. Hope Lodge. No 20; Charles !
James Anacostia Lodge. No. p: A il
! Johnson. George c. Whiting Lodge. No
/ p; William A Kimmel Pentalphs
Lodge. No. %; Arthur c. Shaw. STAINS
bury Lodge No. p; H Rothschild. Ar
minus Lodge. No. %; William Mont
gomery. Osiris Lodge. No. 26; William
@. Glenn Myron NJ Parker Lodge. No
p. Daniel G. Davis King David's Lodge
No. IS; w. T. Andrews. Takoma Lodge
No. %; Samuel o. Wendell. William r
Singleton Lodge. No 30.