The Washington herald., 1912-01-07
MASONIC cALENDAR.
LODGES.

MASONIC CALENDAR.
LODGES
January s--Dawson, No s. L A.; stansbury No.
p: Arninius. No. 3; Takons. No. =
J.nnnry s-FedeaL No. !. /. A; Acacia. No. H,
January lo-Harnony. No. Z.
Janunry 1.-The New Jerusalem. No. .. n. IA.
Georss c. Whiting. No. 2
January IS-HoDe. No. %
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERs-
January s-Mowt Vernon. Nc. }. n NJ Hiram.
no 10; Anacosin, No. u
January s-Si0unt Hors6. No. I; Potomac. Nc, q
January Ii-Washington, No ?
January l2-Eureka. No. 4
KNIGHTS TEAIPLAR coMNANDERIEs.
January s-De Molay Mounted, No. &
January lo-WAshington. Nc. L
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
January s-Tenple. No. =; Columbia. No. IS
JhHrary e-Bethlshen, No q; r A. Hunt. No H.
Jauuary N-Ns0ui. No. ;; BrcoklHnd. No. IL
January II-E1ecsA, No.
Janusry ls-TAkuns, No. L; osthsdnl. No Il
The Masonic board Of relief of the Dis
trict Of Columbia held its annual meeting
and election OF officers last Thursday
night at the New Masonic Temple. Re-
ports were made and the following Of
ficers were elected: William H. Single
ton. president: Abram R. Wingate. vice
president; 7. John Newton, secretary, and
Thomas H. Young, treasurer. The execu-
tive committee consists Of the above
named officers and the following dele
gates; Thomas Calver. OF stansbury
Lodge. No. "a; Frank B, Curtis. OF Co
lumbis, No. ;, and George W. Baumann
Of Dawson Lodge, No. 1s.
The annual visitation Of the most ex-
celient grand high priest and other Of
ncers OF the Grand Chapter Of Royal
Arch MasOns Of the District of colum-
bia. 70 Mount Horeb Chapter, No. Z. r.
"A. NJ, viii take place Tuesday night at
the New Masonic Temple.
The Grand Chapter. Order Of the East
ern Star. of the District OF Columbia.
win hold its annual meeting and election
OF officers Thursday night. at the New
Masonic Temple. Miss Ethel d. Baker
IS the present worthy grand maIron.
and Wallace Streater worthy grand pat
ron.
Last Tuesday, Wednesday. and Thurs
day nights Robert De Bruce Council of
Kadosh. A A. S. r., and the Albert Pike
ConsIstory, A. A. S. r., worked the thir-
tieth, thirty-hrst, and thirty-second de-
greea on a class of candidates at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral Third and E
streets northwest
DR.. william Tayloe Snyder, who had
been elected minister of state in the con-
sistory, was regularly installed Thursday
night.
There will be no meetings this week in
the Scottish Rite.
King David Lodge, No. PS. = 4. A. NJ.
opened its new Masonic Temple, Twelfth
and Monroe streets, Brookland. last week.
The building has been completed at a
cost of $4,000 and is considered an ex-
cellent structure for the purposes Of the
lodge.
The front part Of the first floor will
be occupied by a subpost-office station
after February L The second floor is a
public hall, where meetings OF the Brook
land citizens will be held in the future.
The third floor is taken up with the
rooms Of King David Lodge
Grand Secretary A ". Johnston, of
the Grand Lodge. F. A A. NJ, of the
District OF Columbia, has issued a circu-
lar giving the officers elected and the
standing committees appointed at the
1Olst annual communication Of the Grand
Lodge, held December 20, and the St
Johns Day communication on December
q. Is11. The standing committees, which
have just been announced, are as fol-
lows:
Observation-Disclosures G. Henderson.
James a Wetmore, Matthew TrimbIe,
Augustus B. Coolidge. and George C.
Ober.
Correspondence = George W. Baird
Frank B. Curtis. Kenton n. Harper
Claude F. King, and Horace P. Nc
Intosh.
Grievsnces-L. Cabell Williamson, Wal
ter W. Ludlow, Edwin B. Hesse, Abram
R. Server, and William A. Harries
Work and lectures-William J. Naylor,
GeOrge I Erritrb Thomas NJ T noxylfpe
Jacob H. Lichliter, and John n. Sterzer
By-laws-Charles J. James, Luther F.
Speer, Andrew Wilson, Harry B. Cramer
and William E. Dyre.
Accounts-E. st. Clair Thompson, John
Scrivener, James z. Hutchinson, Mary F.
Finley, End Carter b Keene
Library-LOuis D. Carman. OTIS J.
Eddy, William Montgomery. John Lane
Johns. and Edward S. Smith.
Masonic Temple-Lurtin r. CHM, Al
bert F. Fox, John H Small, jr, Walter
A Brown and Henry X. Simpson.