The Washington herald., 1913-11-30
Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.
Lodges

LODGES.
December l-Potonac. No. 5. election; Benjamin
B. French, No Is election; AnacostiA No. q, cleo
ton; Pentalpha No. q, election and installation
Mount Pleasant, No. 3, election.
December 2-Nationzl. No. L, election; Arminius,
No. 3. election NJ NJ. Parker, No. z, election
King David. No. 3, election.
December S-Washington Centennial No. II. elec-
ton; Osiris, No. g, election; King Solomon. No. il,
election; East Gate. No. 81, election.
December t-NaEal No. T. election and instzIlA-
ton; Hirzm, No. 10, election; La Fayette, No. 10.
election; William R. Singleton. No. 30. election.
December 5-Columbis. No. ;. election; Lebanon.
No. Z. election.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
December fla Fsyette. No. s.; Washington Ma
val, No. G.
December 3-Columbia No /; Brishtwood, No .
December 4-Capitol No. II.
December 5-Hiram, No. 10.
KNIGHTS TENIPLAR CoNISdANDERIEs.
December l-Orient, No. S.
December SPotomac No. s.
December 5-Columbia, No. 2
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE
December 2-Mithras Lodge Of Perfection, No. l.
YELLED PROPHETS
December t-KaIipolis Grotto, No. Is. fun feast.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
December l-Rnth, No. l.
December z-MizpAh, No. s
December S-Areme No. 10.
December +E4her No. 5
December 6-Msrtha. No. T.
Series of Grand VisItntions Com
pIeted.
The last Of the series of the Grand
Visitations by the Grand Master OF Ma
sons, accompanied by the other officers
OF the Grand Lodge of Nasons OF the
District of Columbia. were held last
Tuesday evening, when Federal Lodge,
No. J. and Acacia Lodge, No. B F. A.
a. NJ. were officially visited.
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the visitations to these lodges very
enjoyable john program was given, which
in0luded selections by an orchestra; sew
eraI numbers by the Federal Lodge
Choir; a bass solo by James Hicks; an
address by the Rev. ]. HenEing Nelms;
tenor solo by George Calvert Bowie. and
presentation of a testimonial to the
speaker by the Rev. Hugh I. Stevenson.
.Prophetsn to Have Fun Feast.
KaIIipolis Grotto, No. Is, Mystic Order
of Yelled Prophets of the Enchanted
Realm, will hold an "Oyster Roast and
Fun Feast" next Thursday evening at
the Elks' Rathskeller.
p R. Pullman, chairman of the COM
mittee, has made arrangements to handle
every member of the Grotto, and is ex-
pecting the largest gathering OF any
previous event this year.
Announcements of TaLkOma Lodge.
The annual election of officers of Ia
koma Lodge, No. %, F. A. A. NJ, will
take place at the communication Tues
day, December 9, it is announced. Tn"
installation of the new line officers will
take place during the week following the
election, the date fof which will be an
nounced later by the master of the lodge.
Past Grand Master DR.. Francis J.
woodman, who has been Unable to attend
sny of the lodge communications Tor seF-
eral months on account of illness, was
present last Tuesday evening for the nrst
time. He is gradually recovering his
health He was warmly greeted ny
Worshipful Master Howard 5. Fisk on
his return after his prolonged absence
The present line officers have been ad-
vanced by the master. preparatory TO TIC
work for the coming wear. Past Master
Thomas NJ F. Bowling continues to act, !
as he has for many years past, as in
structor for the lodge.
Announcement was made last Tuesday |
evening of the death of Henry Adams |
Curtis. whose death occurred Novem- |
her Ii. The deceased affiliated with Ia |
korna Lodge July ~. 1896, from Acacia |
Lodge. No. IS, of this jurisdiction. Ma |
sonic burial services were conducted by !
the lodge November &c at Rock Creek !
Cemetery.
Centennial Club Holds ReuRiOn.
The Centennial Club. of Lebanon Lodge |