Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
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Ford, Henry c. Nails. William H. Nash.
J. J. Odenwald, 4. w. Patterson. James
L. Pugh, c. F. Waring, j. F. Wilson,

| ~. ~ r. w dEluk, y. WILSON.
| The grand encampment committee on
| christmas observance" has set apart
Monday, December %. for the Christmas
toast. and proposed the following toast:
: To our most illustrious grand master,
William Bromwell Melish; may his ad-
| ministration be fortunate and may our
brotherhood fully realize its mission to
| feed the hungry. clothe' the naked and
bind up the wounds of the afflicted in the
| whose birth we celebrate In his re-
Spouse the grand master will ask each
commandery to make memorable the 1910
celebration by giving as body or as In
ing of thanksgiving and love Tin the
spirit Of the Master to the destitute
widows and helpless orphans of departed
fraters. or to Masonic homes, children's
| homes or to any charitable organization
that reaches the helpless poor at Christ
mas time. 1t concludes Our thoughts
will go out at the happy Christmas time
| to each templar in the land. wishing him
JOY in all his deeds and days, wishing
him time for the task, wisdom for the
work. peace for the pathway, friends for
the fireside and love to the last"
The Masters Association Of 1907 has
set apart Saturday evening. December II.
at Miller Bros. cafe, 500 9th street north
west. This will be the third annual BAN
quet Of the association.
Rev. z. z. Marshall has invited Hope
Lodge to a special service at the North
Capitol Methodist Church. at North Capt.
toll and K streets. this evening at 8
o'clock. The grand master, DR.. George
Z. ODER, is expected to be present. The
services will have a Masonic significance
At the annual election of Lafayette
Lodge. No. 10, F. A. \. NJ, held Thurs
day evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: John r.
eailiher. senior warden; James A. Hart
sock, junior warden; William II. Wana-
maker, p NJ. secretary; Albert +. Fox,
=. NJ. treasurer: Albert A. Glaze. senior
representatives, William s. Parks. p. NJ,
to st. Johns Mite Association: James L.
Marshall, p. NJ, to Masonic and Eastern
Star Homo: w. Spencer Armstrong. p.
NJ, to Masonic board Of relief; Graft z.
Dunkum to board of managers of lodge
room, No. /.
Lebanon Lodge, No. Z. has elected the
following officers: Blair Mackenzie. w.
NJ; Thomas s. Sergeon, S. W.; Charles S.
shreves. J. w: w. ". Ludlow, secretary;
w. r. Acker, treasurer.
Following the election Of officers and
other business banquet was held.
Beauseant Commandery. No s, Of
Baltimore will pay fraternal visit
to Potomac Commandery, No. 3, Knights
Templar, Of this jurisdiction Wednesday
evening. The visitors will be entertained
with a supper upon their arrival, and later
with other features of u social char
acter. They will be met at the Union
station by a special delegation Of the
Potomac Commandery. under Adjt. Maj.
+. s.. Hodgson, and will be taken to
Potomac Commandery's asylum in
Georgetown in special cars of the Cap
ital Traction Company. 1t is expected
that Grand Commander DIR. George G.
Ober and other officers of the Grand
Commanderv will be present at the 'ex-
ercises in Georgetown.
Hiram Lodge. No. 10. has elected the
following officers to serve during the
present Masonic year: Charles W.
Pimper. worshipful master; William p.
Herbst, s. W.; August B. Douglas. j.
W.; Fielder I. Hunter. secretary; Philip
H. Ward. treasurer; Theodore r. Moore,
S. D.; Adam j. Dickhaut. ]. D.; Frank
NJ. Scott. S. s.: Mark f. Finley, master Of
ceremonies: Harry g. kimball. organist:
Charles W. Bouvet, tiler; trustees.
James b. Lambie, Ira W. Hopkins. Fred
W. Boone.