Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-31
EASTERN STAR WILL HELP
Luncheon for Business Men at Noon
Each Day.
GIRLS TO PATROL STREETS

The special committees appointed il
connection with the forthcoming house
warming at the new Masonic Temple
September q to October 10 next hav.
been announced by Chairman Louis c
Wilson of the general committee.
Frank R. Underwood has accepted the
craftsmanship of the ticket committee. /,
is said He is also the secretary Of the
general committee of which George E
Flemming is treasurer.
Thomas c. Noyes is in charge Of the re.
ception committee. and will receive the
President and other distinguished guests
w. H. Landvoigt is in charge OF the
press committee. and will give out from
time to time such facts as are likely to be
of interest to the public.
Percy Foster is in charge Of the music
committee.
Sam Hart has the Craftsmanship Of the
decorations committee, and promises an
entirely novel scheme for identifying the
new temple for the occasion.
Mrs. Julia N. Streater grand worthy
matron of the Eastern Star, is in charge
of the Eastern Star part Of the work. and
one of their pet schemes is a business
mans lunch at noon each day during the
housewarming. Pretty girls will patro
Tie SlIeclS anu Sell tlChetS " tIl0 DuSILoSS
men in the neighborhood Of the temple
General Committee.
The following is a list of the representa-.
tives from the various bodies on the gen.
eral committee:
Federal Lodge, No IA. r. Server, w
A. Harries. w. T. Ballard.
4 Naval Lodge, No. 4-John ]. King, Eu-
gene j. Hollis, William E. Acton.
! Potomac Lodge, No. 5-Charles T. Lind
sey. chairman; w. s. Waddey, Lem Tow.
ers. jr.
National Lodge. No. 12-T. John Newton
]. E. Tibbetts. Roger oDonnell
i B. B. French Lodge. No. 15-Andrew
Wilson, Henry M. schooley. Henry E. Bit
| finger.
Dawson Lodge, No. 16-George w. Bau-
man. chairman; George G. Seibold, John
l. Painter.
Harmony Lodge, No. Nv. Hamilton
Smith, chairman; Lurtin r. CHM, DR.. L.
D. Carman.
| Pentaipha Lodge. No. 23-J w Collins,
chairman: Alex. Gordon, jr:: !. 3: Field.
Arminius Lodge. No. 25-William r.
Meyers, John Wishhusen, Charles E. Ger
| ner.
Osiris Lodge. No. 2s-s r. Jacobs,
William Montgomery. George w. Ing
| ham.
King David Lodge. No. Charles e.
l
| Marvin NJ. Mclean.
Mount Vernon Chapter, No. 3-Roger
| O'Donnell chairman; Harry G. kimbaii,
Arthur Bryant.
Hiram Chapter, NO I'm r. Flnley'
| chairman; Alva S. Tabor, Morris Hahn.
| Potomac COMMUNICATION Towers, jr.,
! A. S. Mccoy ]. W. Michael.
Adoniram Council-Roe Fulkerson, j. W.
Collins. Claude F. King.
Almas Temple-Dr. Frank Gibson. chair
| Charles Stewart lOSQnh A l)a-
| vies.
Columbia Lodge, No. 3AFrank B. Cur
tbs, Joseph Solomon. Walter B. Harrison.
Washington Centennial Lodge. No. IL
Victor II. Wallace, Henry F. Woodward,
Wallace Streater.
Orient Commandery, No. civilian H.
Wunder. Joseph H. Milans. Kenton N.
Harper.
Mt. Horeb Chapter. No. Z. R. A. NJ
Carey S. Frye.
Ruth Chapter. No. 1. o. e. s.-Frank
r. Underwood, William F. GUIDE, G. F.
Brightwood R. A. Chapter. No g.
| Washington Council. No. LA Fayette
Leaman, George R. Sheriff, William E.
| Porter.
Temple Lodge. No a2-Louis c. Wilson.
Acacia Lodge, No. IS. F. A. A. NH.
w Hunt, John E. Borland, e. D. Ryer-
| son.
! Columbia Chapter. No. 1-Charles E.
Etcherger, jr.; Charles c. coombs. George
Columbia Commandery, No. Prank E.
Gibson, Charles E. Baldwin. Frank R..
| Underwood.
Esther Chapter. No 5-wallace streater.
F. E. Elder. Miss Cecilia Atchison.
Mizpah Chapter No. s-John Proctor.
Thos. Sweeny, Samuel Barnard.
La Fayette Lodge No. 10-J. Chester
| Bowen, Hiram II. Martin. w. Spencer
Armstrong, John B. Nichols, Gratz e.
Areme Chapter. No. TO- O. e. Slam
sing II. Burton, Chas. L. Hosch, Alfred
| Selinger.
stansbury Lodge No. PA. c. Shaw.
Hiram Lodge. No. 10, F. A. A. Mas.
B. Lambie, Clark McKercher. Charles w.
| Pimper
Brookland Chapter No. 11-John X.
Sands. Jas. L. Sherwood, Mark H. Bar
mum.
Geo. C. Whiting Lodge No. 22-E. H. L.
Myers. VIM. H. Harrison, David F. Dunn
berth.
Potomac Chapter No. s-w. F. Reeve.
| E. S. Smith, E. H. L. Meyers.
| De Molay Mounted COMMUNICATIVE. r.
Galliher. ]. L. Marshall. Rev. VIM. Hart
| Dexter.
Washington Chapter No. 2-Theo. G.
DeMoll Emile Huck. VIM. F. coggins
| ia. II. OliSIcIOH AOOSo NO. OU-Js ~
Kramer. F. F. Robey. ]. ]. Larrabee.
Anacostia Lodge No. 21-Adolphus
GUIDE. Chas. j. James. Walter B. Fry.
Washington Commandery No. Henry
X. Simpson, Wm S. Parks, Mark F.
Finley.
st. Johns Lodge No 1l-Wm. T. Jones'
Robt. A. Daniel. Norris Hahn.
On Unpaid Subscriptions.
The members of the committee on un-
paid subscriptions are: w. Hamilton
Smith, chairman; Federal Lodge, No. l.
H. NJ. McDade; Lebanon Lodge. No. Z
E. G. Davis; the New Jerusalem Lodge
No. 8, William G. Henderson,: Hiram
Lodge. No. 10. Capt. Martin r. Thorp
st. Johns Lodge, No. II. DR. A. Barnes
Hooe; National Lodge, No. IL. T. John
Newton; Washington Centennial Lodge
No. IA. j. W. Witten; B. b. French Lodge
No. Is, Andrew Wilson; Dawson Lodge
No. 16. Samuel H. Walker; Harmony
Lodge. No. II. Lurtin r. CHM; Acacia
Lodge, No. 49, H. H. Burroughs; La Fay.
cite Lodge, No. 10. w. 8. Parks; Hope
Lodge, No. 20. j. Harry Cunningham
Pentalpha Lodge. No. D. Harry Nick
Luckett: Osiris Lodge. No. 26. William
Montgomery.
An Ohio Lumberman's Suicide.
DAYTON. Ohio. July 31.-Frank Litxen.
berger. owner Of the Eaton Lumber Com
lpany, committed suicide Wednesday night