Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-23

June % William r Hunt W. 10
june 2S-T akona, NJ. l.. Cathedral No.
Every blue lodge and every Royal Arch
Chapter scheduled 10 meet during the
week. except Potomac Chapter, No. :.
which will hold a business session, an
nounces desree exemplitication. In the
Scottish Rite both Robert de Bruce Coun-
Ill. knights kadosh. and Albert Pike
ConsistoYy will hold business sessions de-
voted principally TO the fail reunion class
rreparatfon Nine of the Eastern Star
chapters are scheduled to meet, and the
board Of directors will hold its annual
meeting al the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home instead of. as usual at Masonic
Temple, tomorrow. Already there is talk
in many Of the bodies of calling off,
durin-; the warm weather.
Commander Frank r. Underwood is
sounding the members of Columbia Com
mandery No. =. knights Templar. upon
the pilgrimage of the commandery to AL
ldntic city. which is usually undertaken
each year. If sufficient number favor
the trip. he announces. arrangements
will he at once made to further the prof.
ect. Friday, September q, will be the
day OF departure for the seaShore, the
return being made the following Tuesday.
Through the efforts OF Grand Marshal
Edward ;. Schmid, arrangements are
being perfected for a joint outing at
Chesapeake Beach some time in July by
kaliipolis Grotto. No. Is. Mystic Order of
Yelled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm,
and the Washington Florists Club Com
mittees have been appointed. with Il. r.
Pullman heading the kallipolis Grotto
contingent and w. w. kimmel that of the
Florists Club. Something unique is
nounced for the event in the way of "a
blend of mystery and floral beauty 10
supplement the annual base ball game be-
tween the organizations.
Stirling Kerr, jr.. deputy of the SUI
preme Council of the Ancient and Ac-
cepted Rite for the District of Colum-
bia. who is also senior warden of Tenn
pie Lodge. No. ~. will be in charge of
the exemplificaton of the NJ. NJ. degree
at the lodge communication Thursday
evening Because of Mr.. kerr's reputa-
ton as ritualist IL IS expected there
Will he man visitors on the occasion. Wor
shipful Master Carter r. keene is absent
from the city and not expected 10 re-
turn in time for the meeting.
Twenty members OK the Ladies Aux
Hilary TO the Denver Club of Columbia
Commandery, No. ?, Knights Templar.
accompanied by large delegation of
the sir knights, had an outing at
Rummage Sale Park, which began
Monday. June 10. and ended last Mon
day The week was notable for its
luncheons. teas, promenades and must
cal programs. 1t is said the party re-
turned laden with the laurels for
which the park is famous" and the
success of the event was such that it
is likely to be repeated in the near
future
Calvin T. Milans and Albert G. Nc
Chesney are scheduled for important
duties at the communication of st.
T.a1ny g,lF n IL Vic ar yy1oF
according to the announcement of Wor-
shipful Master Charles +. Etchberger.
jr., who highly compliments the junior
warden and senior deacon of the lodge
for past performances in exemplifica-
ton work.
Bethesda Lodge No. 2o4. A. F., and
l. NJ. live wire" in Maryland Ma
sonry. II is said. will have religious
Masonic service at o'clock this after
noon in the schoolhpuse at Bethesda.
Md, on the Rockville electric line,
which viii also be participated in by
Singleton Lodge. No. go. of Tenley-
town. ID. T. Rev William Tayloe
Snyder. rector of the Church of the
Incarnation ~ this city. Wiz conduct
sermon for the occasion. There will
he special n.nslc. and il Is expected
other Masous from the District will at
tend. as Dir snyder. who is chaplain
and Accepted Scottish Rite for the
Southern Jurisdiction of the United
states and Mason of the thirty-sec-
onh degree. IS noted In the fraternity
for his Ma~onic talks.
The intensity of Masonry in foreign
lands i illustrated in n letter received
nv Worshirful Master William T Rich
ardson or Federal Lodge. No. i from ].
\. Settle. now al Manila P. l.. whs states
that the three American lodges there
with less than thousand members all
told are preparing 10 erect a Masonic
temple 70 cost upward OF $4,000 in
gold.
Religious services under the auspices of
Mount Pleasant Lodge No 20. will he
held this evening at O'Clock at ST.
Stephens Protestant Episcopal Church.
18th and Irving streets northwest. by
Rev, George r. Dudley. rector OF the
church and chaplain Of the lodge The
front Of the church AT 7:45 D. m. that on
entering the church they may he seated
in a BODY in the section reserved for
them Members Of sister lodges and ali
Masonic friends nave been asked to come.
Aprons and gloves VIII not be worn.
WorshipfuI Master William IL Fugett
al Stansbury Lodge. No. - which meets
in Brishtwood Hall. al Brightwood. u.
c. tomorrow evening. announces degree
eNemphticatien To he followed with re-
*EeShmcuts and enJclns members that
Il will To- worth while 10 attend.
IL IL last stats1 Conclave in Masonic
Hall Georcetown. - q. Potomac Com
Efsrdsry W. :" knights. Tcmplar was
presented wi.h ias II b. ~ feet In size
Is the Ladies Auxiliary of Potomac
Commander The presentation speech
vas made by ~. q. Wagner and re-
sconses were made by Commander r.
Hume Taibert and Adjt. F. s. Hodgson,
thanking the ladies OF the auxiliary for
.eir generous interest in Potomac Com
rlausery
Edward stone furnished vocal selections
we'll rendered and much enjoyed. Re
freshmentS We're served.
Potomac Commandery has been called
or during the months OF July and Au-
gust it, next stated convocation being
September l.
lie Molay Mounted Commandery No
4 knights Templar. has devised novel
way 20 IToTide the expenses of its trip
20 the Denver triennial conclave. Gratz
r Ixinkum. chairman. r G. Schafer
treasurer. and Eugene +. Thompson
secretary, OF the triennial committee
announce it's details as follows:
sir knights are expected TO make
monthly deposits at the first conclave
In each month. If unable TO come to
the commandery the depoS(t is TO be
forwarded 10 the secretary.(
All money deposited by the sir knights