The Washington herald., 1912-05-12
MAsoNIc cALENpAR.
LODGES.

MASONIC CALENDAR.
LODGES.
May Is-Dauson. No. 1s. etHnsbu5. No =: 7. {
May I4-FedeTaI. No l. +. C.; Aeaeia, No. y
3. A.; TEhona, No. ?. r. B.
Nay is-washington Centennial. No j. R B
Nay Nay IsoNaini. e; AZ No. 4. NJ NJ; Hinn. No 10; L
Fayetts. No. &. sOciali William B. Singleton. NJ
Nay q; T-cOlunbi.. No. 5. Z. A.; Lebanon. No
Z A.
May iS-Mount Vernon. No. ;. marx; Anaeosti'
Nay it-Mount HOrsb. No. T. R. A.; Potomac
No. s. P. and ". Z.
May l-COlumbia. No. !. P. and n. e. Bright
Ecod, No. 9. marx.
Nay ls-Capitol, No. II, r. A
Nay I7-Hirum, No. 10 P. and n +
KNIGHTS TEAIPLAR CoMMAHDERIEs.
Nay it-De Molay Mounted. No T. 3. B.
Nay Is-PotonAe. No. ) r. B.
May lT-Columda. No. 2
Nay IS-Tmple, No. Is: Columbia. No Is
May l-ElectA, No 2; Bethlshsm. No l.
MEy l6-Esther. No. &
Nay IT-Martha No.
SPECIAL EVENTS.
Nav IS-Crand Cuumandery, K. Z, Of DiSric
holds Seventeenth Annual Co1clare.
Nay l5-Grznd Lodgr, 2. A. A. NJ, holds seconf
May Is-AsosnEiOn Day ceremonies by an cOurnan
deIies, K. 7.
The Grand Lodge, F. A A. NJ, Of
the District. will hold its second meet
ing OF the year next Wednesday night al
the Masonic Temple. Only regular bust
ness will be transacted.
The Grand Commandery knights
Templar. of the District, will hold its
seventeenth annual conclave to-morroW
night in the Asylum at the Masonic
Temple. Grand Commander Robert
Cook will make his annual report. Re-
ports of standing and special commit
tees will also be made and the annual
election Of officers will be held.
The big even Of the past week in
Eastern Star circles was the entertain
ment given the Matrons and Patrons OF
1910, by William F. Hunt Chapter, No.
Is, o. E. s., last Thursday night. The
entertainment was in the nature of a
minstrel performance which was most
creditably participated in by Ammon
H johnson, William c. Carter. Samuel
G. Barnard, Frank E. Crilly, Joseph A.
Bennett, Clarence F. Owens. John c.
Proctor, and Ernest S. Brown, with
Jesse c. Kester at the piano.
Some Of the musical selections given
included: A coon song. by Mr.. Carter;
You" by Mr. Barnard: "Boatswain's s
Mate" by Mr.. CriIly; Loves Old Sweet
Song" by Mr.. Bennett; Silver Threads
Among the Gold" by Mr.. Owens; stein
Song" by Mr.. Proctor and chorus, and
an additional number by Mr.. Carter en-
titled ''Everybody's Doing 1t Now"
The jokes were aimed principally at
the guests Of the evening, and seemed
10 be greatly appreciated by all present.
At the conclusion CT the performance an
opportunity was given the 1sl0s to de-
fend themselves from the witty shafts
thrown at them during the evening, and
those availing themselves Of the privi-
lege were Mrs. Hattie r. Hutchinson.
grand matron in 1910; Mrs. Nellie Plum
ley. Arthur NJ. Poynton. Milton J. FL
lius, Abram Frey. and James D. Rowen.
ward p. Seeds, and James A. West,
President Of the Association Of Matrons
and Patrons of 1912.
The attendance at the AFFAIR was large
and included visitors from nearly all the
local Chapters of the Eastern Star.
among whom were: Kenton n. Harper.
associate grand patron, and Mrs. Elsie
Zimmerman, matron, of Ruth Chapter.
No. 1: Mrs. Frances Guernsey, matron.
NldpLEEs NJ. MIS- EAld
Woodward, matron, of Martha Chapter,
No. 4; Mrs. Genevieve Haley, matron. of
Areme Chapter. No. 10; Mrs Amelia
Scherger. matron, Of Takoma Chapter.
No. Y, and Mrs. Emma G. Coomes, ma
tron. of Temple Chapter, No. I3
At the conclusion of the evenings pro-
gramme Worthy Matron Mrs. Helen E.
Barnard, of William F. Hunt Chapter,
in a brief address, told how glad she was
TO have her chapter entertain the AS
soCiation OF Nineteen-Ten" and after ex-
pressing her delight in seeing so many
members OF the fraternity in attendance.
invited all present to the banquet hall
where refreshments were served. The
music in the lower hall was furnished
by Jesse c. Kester, pianist; Harry G.
Kimball, clarinetist, and Francis z.
Proctor, violinist.
This afternoon at o'clock William F.
Hunt Chapter, o. E. s., will conduct the
services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home, when the sermon will
be preached by Rev J. W. Frizzell. AS
usual, coaches will meet the Takoma
Park cars to convey those to the Home
who do not care TO walk. Visitors are
cordially invited to attend these services.
Captain General Ernest C. Burger, by
order of the Commander, has issued Gen
sral Orders, No. l. from the Asylum Of
Commandery, No. 3, Knights
which are as follows:
Potomac Commandery, having in
charge Ascension Day ceremonies, hereby
announces that the services will be held
in Congress Street Methodist Protestant
Church, Thirty-first Street between NJ
and n Streets Northwest, on Thursday,
May IS 1912. at O'Clock.
The communicates of the District will
assemble at the Masonic Temple at 7:l5
p. m. and form as follows: Washington
No. /. on the west side Of
Thirteenth Street, right resting on H
Street; Columbia Commandery, No. ., on
The east side of Thirteenth Street, left
resting on New York Avenue; Potomac
No. 3, on the north side
u New York Avenue, right resting on
Thirteenth Street; De Molay COM
No. 4, on the north side of H
Street, left resting on Thirteenth Street;
Orient Commandery, No. 5. on the south |
side Of H Street, right resting on. Thir-