The Washington herald., 1912-07-21

WEEKLY MASONIC CALENDAR.

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7 ston's ofice last wednesday. and wal
also visitor Ut the regular convocatiol
Of Columbia Chapter. No. /. Royal Arch
Masons, wednesday night. and wftnesse<
the comforting Of the mark masters de
gree.
Mr.. Chandler IL senior grand warder
of the Grand Lodge. A. F. and A. n.
| Chapter, No 5. Royal Arch Masons. q
Topeka, Kans.
The following Masonic lodges have
called OF their regular communication
as specified: Hiram Lodge. No. II, until
August Is; Washington Centennial Lodge,
No. II. until August u: Benajmin B,
French Lodge. No. Is, until August ls:
Pentalpha Lodge. No. q. until August
1s; Osiris Lodge. No. 2s. until August q.
and Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. SO, un-
til September g.
Chapters of Royal Arch Masons have
also called on their regular convoca-
tions. as follows: Columbia Chapter. No.
]. until September 4; Washington Chap
ter, No. 2, until September 12; Mount
Vernon Chapter. No. 3. until September
8: La Fayette Chapter, No s, until Sep
tember 3; Washington Naval Chapter,
No. 6. until September II: Mount Horeb
Chapter. No. 7. until September 10; Po-
tomac Chapter. No. until September
10: Brightwood Chapter. No. 8. until Sep
temoer 4. and Aanacostia Chapter, No.
l., until September 8.
Columbia Commandery, No. 2, knights
Templar. has called on its regular con-
claves until September s, and Potomac
Commandery. No. 8. Knights Templar,
has called on until September l.
Hiram Chapter, No. 10. Royal Arch
Masons. held its regular convocation last
Friday night. The Royal Arch degree
was worked.
Columbia Chapter, No. I, Royal Arch
Masons. held special convocation yes
terday afternoon at Q o'clock. when the
Royal Arch degree was worked.
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. "A,
F. A. A. M. conferred the entered ep-
prentice degree at its regular communi-
cation last Wednesday night. before a
large gathering of the members of the
lodge. Senior Warden Jason Waterman
presided during the conferring Of the
degree. and was highly complimented by
all present on the excellent manner in
which he acquitted himself in rendering
the work. William H Fugett. worship
full master OF Stansbury Lodge, No "a,
F. A. A. NJ. of Brightwood. and past
masters, Emmett C. Elmore, Walter B.
Pettus, Evander French. and A. Sidney
Jones. were among the distinguished Ma
sons present.
Junior Deacon James s. Mccarthy,
chairman Of the visiting sick committee
for the current quarter. made a very
full report on the condition of the sick
members Of the lodge. Looking after
sick members Of the lodge is duty that
Worshipful Master Wallace Streater
prides himself on having scrupulously
performed. He keeps In close touch with
each sick member through reports of the
chairman Of the visiting sick Committee,
made to him in writing
Clyde Hoge, the popular Junior steward
of this lodge, with his pretty young bride.
is spending his vacation at his old home
in the Blue Ridge Mountains, of Virginia.
The lodge voted to call OF the regular
Of the hot weather generally experienced
at that time
Members of the Order OF the Eastern
Star. turned out In force last Thursday
to attend the excursion of william F.
Hunt Chapter. No. 1s, o. E. S., to
Colonial Beach. The event was in every
way a success, and Chairman Enest s.
Brown, of the excursion committee, ex-
poets large returns financially for the
chapters first effort along this line.
Grand matron, Mrs. Fannie Taylor;
associate grand matron, Miss Grace VII
kins: grand Lecturer. Mrs. Mary Z.
Teachum. and grand treasurer, Miss Ce-
celia Atchison, were in attendance. to-
gether with other prominent members Of
fhe order