Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-28
MASONIC.

But one lodge calendared 20 meet dur
ing the week is scheduled for work.
Naval Lodge, No. 4. being accredited
with the exemplifcation or the NJ. NJ.
degree Thursday evening. or the other
lodges scheduled for Thursday, Hiram
No. 10 has called of its communication
, as also has the Masonic Board of Re
lief scheduled for that date. while
neither La Fayette. No ~. nor William
Ii. Sing Teton. No. 30. is bulletined. The
latter - also true of Columbia Lodge.
No. ,. enc Lebanon Lodge, No. 4, both
calcndared TO meet Friday evening.
The remainder OF the schedule for the
week shows called orr for Capital
Royal Arch Chapter. No. IL. Thursdar !:
Hiram Royal Arch Chapter. No. 10. and
Columbia commandery, No =, knights
Templar, Friday. well AZ Esther
CHAPTER. No. >. q. T.. s.. Thursday, and
Martha Chapter. No. 4. Friday. BEING
in a week made mp partly Of fifth
DAYS" the first three days Of the week
are without meetings of any kind.
So great was the success OF the Joint
outing OF kailipolis Grotto, No. Is, Mystic
Order of Yelled Prophets, and the Wash
ington Florists Club at Chesapeake
Beach Wednesday. that the excursion
committee of the grotto. by direction of
Monarch Raymond Ii. Dickey. has been
| Wednesday evening to consider the ad-
visibility of repeating it the end OF Au-
gust or the first Of September
For the uniaueness of its entert ainment
and the record breaking crowd which ii
drew the outing last Wednesday is de-
clared to have been without precedent al
the beach. Especially effective features
We're the 'Imps' and that famous
"Calathumpian Band and Winged Or
/; chestra
| Takoms Chapter, No. IL. @, T. $. will
! spend an evening at the Masonic and
/ Eastern star Home Tuesday. July so.
| Members and friends are invited. The
bus will be at the station at 80 pm.
| Martha Chapter. No. 4. q. f. 8. has
called off its regular meetings until Sep
| TENDER q, after what is declared a very
successful season. The annual excur-
! sion will occur August g and many pleas
ant features are promised to those who
| attend.
! The board of managers OF Martha
/ Chapter met at the home of Worshipful
Matron Woodward "Wednesday and plans
have been made for the annual Hailow-
! cen party for the old folks a Masonic
and Eastern Star Home The grounds
! of the Masonic Home have been lately
greatly improved by this chapter with a
substantial stone fence and concrete
| walks laid and the old driveway improy-
ed Kenton y. Harper was chairman
! of the committee having charge of these
| improvements.
At the communication Of Takoma
| Lodge. No. 20. Tuesday evening, the
proposition to increase the dues was
| voted down At the communication
| August q the matter will again come
! up for discussion and action.
Past Master Wilmer G. Platt. treas
| urer of the lodge, accompanied by his
| wife and son, are reported en- route TO
this city, according to advices received
few days ago. Mrs Platt, with her
son. has been spending rhe past winter
and spring at Los Angeles.
| Senior Deacon Ernest w. Porter is
spending his vacation at Kingston,
Nova Scotia, where he motored a few
weeks ago, accompanied by his family.
He expects to remain in the north until
October.
Potomac Lodge. No. ), will have charge
| of the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home this afternoon
at o'clock. The Rev. Luther Waring of
| the Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Georgetown will officiate. Music will be
furnished by the Potomac Lodge choir.