The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-03-31
masonic CALENDAR.


LODGES.
April Potomac No. 5. NJ NJ; Benjamin B
French. No. Is; Anacustia, No n. Z. A.; Pentsl
phA; No 2, visitation Mount Pleasant, No. .
April s-NHtionaI. No Il. +. c.; Arminius. No
>. NJ n; Myron NJ ParkG, No. 2; King DaTid
No. ST. @
April S-washinstou Centennial No. a; Osiris
Nc. $; King Solomon. Nc. u.
April 4-NaTal. No Z. NJ Me- Hiram, No. 10
N. NJ; La Fsyette. No. ~ william R. singleton
No. %
Arhl s-Co,unbia. No ). visitation; Lebanon
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
April s-LA Fsyette. No. 5. r. A.; wAshingtou
Naval. No. 6. P. and NJ. z
April S-columbis. No. |. p. and NJ. E.; Bright
wood. No g.
Apdl 4-cspitol, No. IL. Marx.
ATrl 5-Hiram No. TO- Marx
KNIGHTS TENIPLAR CoNMASDERIEs
April l-Orient. No. 5. election.
April SPotomsc, NO. } election.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE
April 2-Nithas Lodge Of Perfection, No. /.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
Arril Ruth No. l.
April 2-MizIah, No. &
April 3-Areme, No. 10.
April 4-Esther No. 5.
April 5-Msrtha No l.
Among the commentaries knights Tenn
plar Of theTDistrict. April will be very
busy month, as each commandory Will
hold its annual election OF officers at its
first conclave in that month. and at its
second will occur tho annual visitation
Of the grand commander and his assO-
ciate grand officers. when the newly
elected officers will be installed.
The elections and vlsitations for the va
rious Communicates will take place as
follows: Washington Commsndery, No.
!. K. T, April 10 election. and April
- visitation; Columbia Commandery,
No. ., April election, and April o.
visitation; Potomac Commandery, No. J.
X. T. April election, and April Il visI-
tation; De Molay Mounted COmmandery.
No. (, X. T, April election, and April
q visitation; Orient Commandery, No. 5.
X. T. April l election, and April Is visi-
tation.
Grand Master Ben W. Murch and his
Grand Lodge officers visited Federal Lodge.
No. l, F. a. A NJ, last Tuesday night
Following the regular visitation ceremo-
mics, the feIIowcraft degree was con-
ferred and short addresses were made by
the master Of the lodge, William T. Rich
ardson. and the grand master. A musical
programme was given consisting of num-
beers by male quartet and selections by
an orchestra.
Harmony Lodge. No. Il. F. A. A NJ.
received the grand master and his asso-
ciate officers Of the Grand Lodge on the
occasion of their annual visit, last We'd
nesday night The formal visitation cere-
monies took place in the lodge room fol-
lowing which the members and their
guests went to the banquet hall in the
basement OF the Masonic Temple. where
a sumptuous banquet was served.
Roc Fulkerson, a past master Of the
lodge, presided as POSTMASTER, and
toasts were responded TO by the master
Of the lodge, Robert II. Young; Secretary
W. Hamilton Smith. Representative Mar
tin a. Morrison. OF Indiana; Rabbi Abram
Simon. and Carter B. Keene. master Of
Temple Lodge. No. 81, +. a. A. NJ. The
affair was one of the most pleasant of
the season for Harmony Lodge, and the
musical programme was a feature of the
evenings entertainment. Selections were
given by an orchestra under the direction
of Brother Sol Minister. and other num-
hers included solo by Mrs. Gawler.
tenor solo by Richard P. Backing. and
vocal duet by Richard P. Backing and
J. Walter Humphrey.
The occasion of the annual visitation
Of Grand Master Murch and the officers
OF the Grand Ledge. F. A. 4. NJ, OF the
District, 10 Temple Lodge. No =. F. A.
a. NJ. last Thursday night, was made
one of the most interesting and instruc-
tive Of the sessions Of Temple Lodge of
the season.
Carter B. Keene. master of the lodge.
made a short address OF welcome, and
following the regular visitation cere-
monies an address on THE universally
OF Masonry" was made by Senator
Charles F. Johnson, of Maine, who rs
past grand master of Masons in Maine.