The Washington herald., 1913-07-20
MASONIC. CALENDAR.
LODGES.

No IS. r. C.; Anscosti.. No q. n N: Peutaipa,.
No. .. ~ NJ; Mt. Pleasant, No. q
July 7SFsdsrai: No / p c; c. Ae,sia; No. u;
July 2]Harmouy. No. II. Z. A.
duly al-The New Jerusalem. No. .. z. A.;
George c. Whiting. No. 2, F. c.; Temp5e-Noyes.
No. g. called of.
July s-st- Johns, No. IL. Z. A.; Hope. No. y.
E A.; Takoma. No. Q. special N. N.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS
July 1-Mount Horeb. No. I; Potomac. No.
July 4-Washington, No 2
July 2-Eureka, No. l. mark
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
July H-Weshinstop Council. No: J.
KNIGHTS TENPLAR C0MMANDERlES.
July n-orient. No. s.
July z-DeMolsy Mounted. No. 4
July 3-washington. No. ].
July 2-Robert de Bruce Council of Kadosh.
No. l.
July Salinas Temple. annual outing
July 1-Ruth. No. /.
July 2-Electa, No. 2; Bethlehem, No. Z.
July Z-Naomi, No. 3. called Of; Brookland.
No. II.
July a-william F. Hunt No. N.
July g-Takoma. No u; Cathedral No. u;
Friendship. No. II.
The annual call to the willing hands
of Almas Temple, Ancient Arabic Order
of the Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, for
attendance at the annual outing to Mar
shall Hall. to be held Tuesday, July 2,
for the purpose of raising funds for the
Christmas baskets give out every year to
the worthy needy poor, is meeting with
more than success.
The responses that have been coming
in have been most gratifying to the
potentate. and the various members OF
the committee. 1t is confidently expect
ed this year that the largest number in
the history of these outings will make the
trip. OF course every member will re-
spond to the fund whether he makes the
trip or not but there is more enthusiasm
over the prospects for a big program Of
events for the outing this year than has
been noted for many such occasions In
the past
During the day, and in addition to dane
ing. boating. fishing, bathing, &c. there
will be amusing athletic events, including:
Years Of age: running race. so yards,
girls under twelve years of age; sack
race omen TO all: fat mems race 200
mounds and over: lOo-yard dash, open
10 ali. 1OO-yard three-Iegged race; 5o-yard
dasb for. married ladies: 5O-yard dash,
for single ladies: shoe race tug-o-war,
croouet contests for ladies, and a bowling
match
Several hundred dollars worth Of prizes
have been donated and will be distributed
TO the winners of the above events. The
nrizes include useful and handsome furni-
ture. ladies' waists (made to order),
trousers, fancy vests, boxes of cigars,
candy. umbrellas. pocket knives, shoes,
sinners safety razors, hat pins jewelry,
tbeater tickets, opera glasses. eye glasses
,-,o5a 70 ordara ,p5 casb
,icors A. the arrival of the evening
bat "Ruhe Minstrel show will be
nut or the dancing nayilion bv Chairman
Charlie Stevens. The old fayorite Can't.
C,ibson viii ACT as interloctutor- and a
number of the fayorite endmen and
.iokesmitbs,, will he on hand to cut a
,a onar,ot Mics SMITHS son,s Juvenile
a-xoxSars 80 ntb.rs u,iII rnake nm en-
torta;nroart 20 teen ayery minute Of the
- aaa,,r.;os ,,,ith ,,,arri,,,snt and nnirtb
Leslie cramer. Master of BENJAMIN B.
French Lodge. No. L. F. A. A. NJ, tells
in his last circular that there is so much
worlr ahead for the lodge that the pro-
nosed omission of several of the regular
rommunjcations cannot be carried out
To tbe members who are not Obliged to
snend the summer out of the city, the
master Of this lodge bids them come to
the communications and assist in the
eood work of enthusiasm and fellowship
mai is ever ON the increase.
Noiseless fans have been provided. and
s @ -
AZ tbe rext communication. which will
- tar,,orro,,, n;yht the depree of
49,. 60. ,,iII he conferred and an
ar,;,.tio,, ,,;u he conducte6
announcement, .is made of a special
connmunication of Naval Lodge, No. 4.
r. M called for Tuesday evening.
Juiv % on which occasion the NJ. M
decree will he conferred. At the stated
communication for August :, the E. A.
degree will be the work of the evening.
The grand secretary has been requested
by Frederick c. Van Duser, secretary
of America Lodge, No. 1865, of London.
England, to announce that a reception
will be given by the lodge on Monday.
August II. 1913. at Freemasons Hall. Great
Queen Street. to physicians who are
members OF the Masonic fraternity. and
who will attend the international Con-
London next month. Physicians in the
District of Columbia who will attend the
congress, and who are qualified by mem
bership in the fraternity to be present at
the reception. are requested to communi-
cate with DR.. r. ]. Probyn-Williams, IL
Welbeck Street. Cavendish Square, Lon
don.