The Washington herald., 1912-05-05
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The memorial exercises IN honor Of Maj.
Archibald w. Butt and others who lost
their lives with the Inflated Titanic, viii
be held this afternoon under the auspices
81 Temple Lodge No. -, F. A. A n. OF
which Maj Butt was a member Pres
idcnt Taft viii make an address.
Grand Master Ben w. Murch and his
associate officers OF the Grand Lodge, F.
A. A. NJ. OF the District. made vista
tion 70 washington Centennial Lodge,
No "A last wednesday night After the
regular visitation exercises. the Grand
Lodge ofIicers and members present were
highly entertained with lecture on the
Passion Play" as given at Oberammer-
gan. The lecture was illustrated with
more than hundred stereoptieon views
The Grand Lodge, F. A. A. NJ. Of the
District OF Columbia, will hold its second
stated communication Of the year. at the
Masonic Temple. Wednesday night at
O'clock Reports of committees and gen
eral business win be considered.
Columbia Lodge. No. 3. F. A. A NJ.
he'd an interesting stated communication
last Friday night. when the fellow
a large attendance OF the members and
several visitors.
Announcement was made OF the pro-
Eress In arrangements for the annual
outing to be taken in June. This prom
ises to be the most enjoyable outing
ever given by the lodge. The COMMITTEES
on the yearbook Of the lodge is making
good progress and the book is planned
70 be OF such interest and completeness
that It win be a valuable book for the
library OF every Mason.
John Ade, father OF George Ade, the
noted humorist, was a visitor at the Of
nee Of Grand Seci etary Johnston. in the
Masonic Temple last Thursday. Mr..
Ade Is a member Of Newton Lodge, No.
3sl. F.. & A. NJ. and Of Kentland Chap
ter No. So R. A NJ, at Kentland, Ind.
One Of the most enjoyable events in
Blue Lodge circles Of the season. was
the concluding visitation of the spring
series made by Grand Master Ben W.
Mureh and his associate. Grand Lodge
officers, to Lebanon Lodge, No. z, T. A.
A. NJ, last Friday night
The lodge room was deliberately dec
GRATED with palms and ferns and cut
flowers. Following a selection by Her
mann c. Rakemann's orchestra, q re-
ception was given the Grand Lodge on
GERS. The programme Of the evening
included a selection. THE Winter Song.
Bullard. by the male choir of the lodge,
composed OF J. F. NJ. Bowie and Calvert
Bowie. first tenors; Charles R. Bartlett
and Arthur L. Simpson, second tenors;
J. S. Hicks and E J. Aiken, first bass;
and 6. +. d. RoIlings and Charles
Moore. second bass; selection, Red
Rose" Bowers, by the orchestra; read
ing Of reports; tenor solo by J. s. NJ.
Bowie: violin solo, ''Mazurka Roman
tique." by Hermann c. Rakemann; selec-
tion. ''The Rosary" Nevin, by the male
choir; waltz, Visions of SPAIN" Kendall.
BY the orchestral. bass solo, by Charles
Moore; selection. Ashes of Roses. .
Gibson. by the male choir; retirement of