The Washington herald., 1912-06-09
WEEKLY MASONIC CALENDAR.
LODGES.

LODGES.
June p-DaEsou. No. ls, Z. A.; stsnsbury No. y
n n
June Il-Fedg.l. No. !. ~ NJ; Acacia. No Ia
June 12-Harmony, No. Il.
June ls-Ths New Jerusalem, No. .. ~ NJ; Georg
c. Whiting No. p NJ n.
June H-st Johns No. u, R. B.; Rope No %
=. c.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS
June lO-MOuut Vernon, No. ; marx; Anaeostia
No z
June ll-MOuHt Horeb No. 7. P. and N. E.; PO
tun-ac. No. 9, p. and NJ. T.
June 3-Washngt0n. No. 2 marx.
June A-EgTeka No. 4, I. and ~ =
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COAiMANDERlES.
June HIDE Molsy Mounted. No (, R. B.
June i2-Washington, No. l. Temple.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
June lO-Temple. No. Is; Columbus. No. Is
June ll-ElectA. No ?; Bethlehem. No. Z.
June l2-Naumi No. ;; Brookland No. Il
June l3-WiIliam R. Hunt No. Is.
June li-Cathedral. No H.
One Of the events Of the season in
Royal Arch Chapter circles, was the an
nuaI visit Of La Fayette Chapter. No. s.
r. A. M, Of the District, to Mount Ver-
non Chapter, No. Il. R. A. M, Of Alex
andria, Va. last Friday night.
Oficers Of the Grand Chapter of Royal
Arch Masons Of the District, accompanied
High Priest Erwin S. Hubbard, the other
oficers. and the members Of La Fayette
Chapter, were received by High Priest
F. W. Latham, Of Mount Vernon Chapter
Grand High Priest JacObus S. Jones and
his associate officers of the Grand Chap
ter OF the District Of Columbia, were re-
ceived by past grand high priest. of Vir-
ginia. James T. Alexander, who made
an excellent address Of welcome, which
was responded to by Grand High Priest
Jacobus Jones, in a most appropriate
manner.
High Priest Hubbard presented Mount
Vernon Chapter a gaveI made from wood
from a cedar Of Lebanon. The degree If
Mark Master was then conferred by
La Fayette Chapter.
Following the degree work, the ladies
Of Martha Washington Chapter, No. .,
Order OF the Eastern Star, served a
banquet in the banquet hall High Priest
Latham presided as POSTMASTER, and
toasts were responded to by Grand High
Priest Sacobus S. Jones, High Priest Hub
bard, Past Grand High Priest Alexander,
J. E. W. Timberman, grand master OF
the first vail Of the Grand Arch Mas l
of Virginia.
The excellent musical programme was
provided by an octet, composed of Mrs.
Elizabeth De Dier and Mrs. Elizabeth
Waller, and Mrs. Sherman, B. Fowler, |
altos; James X. Young and John P.
Whitworth. tenors; Wilmer Waller and
Robert Writ, bassos; and Sherman B.
Fowler, accompanist.
The officers of La Fayette Chapter |
who made the trip were Erwin S. Hub !
bard. high priest; J. Gordon Jones, king; |
Louis H Meyer, scribe: William A. |
Craig, secretary; Albert F. Fox, treas |
urer; Oscar a. Danzenbaker. organist; !
Jesse W. Thornton. captain Of the host; |
William II. Parsons, principal sojourn- |
er: F. Sprigg Perry, royal arch captain; |
vail: James S. Mccarthy, master of 4
second vail: William S. Quinter, master |
Of first vail, and William P. Broniger, |
tiler.
oficers of the Grand Royal Arch
Chapter OF the District who accom-
panied La Fayette Chapter included
JacObus s. Jones. grand high priest;
Adolphus GUIDE, deputy grand high
priest; Walter B. Pettus. grand king:
Arvine W. Johnston, grand secretary;
Orville Brown, grand visitor and lee
turer; Rev. Paul Hickok, acting grand
chaplain; William c. Fowler, grand
captain of the host; Frank F. Major.
grand master Of the first vail; Cummins
c. Helmick. grand sentinel; Henry X.
Simpson. past grand high priest, and
Abram Frey, past grand scribe.
The officers of Mount Vernon Chapter.
Royal Arch MasOns, who received the