Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-23


IA; Friendship, No. II.
Religious services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home this afternoon will be
held under the auspices of Pentalpha
Lodge, No. %. They will be conducted
by the lodge chaplain, Rev. w. +. Smith,
and the members have been asked to
bring their wives and other ladies in
whom they may be interested. The serv-
ices begin at 3 o'clock, SO that an early
start from the. city is necessary, as 1t
requires about forty-five minutes to reach
the home.
This afternoon also. at 3 o'clock, Evan
gelist Chapter, knights Rose Croix, will
conduct its Easter Sunday exercises,
| including the reIighting of the symbolic
| lights.
Tomorrow, at 6:15 pm, Naval Lodge.
| No. 4, and it's Masonic friends will leave
| the terminal of the Washington, Balt-
| more and Annapolis electric line, by
| special train, for Baltimore, where they
Latrobe Lodge, No. 165. of Maryland and
will have an opportunity to witness the
exemplifcation Of the Maryland Master
Mason degree.
Chapter, No. 15 of the Order Of the East
ern Star will omit it's meeting for the
purpose of paying a fraternai visit to
| Temple Chapter, NO. 13.
Tuesday evening, in addition to the
thirtieth degree in Robert de Bruce
Council, Knights Kadosh, Albert Pike
Consistory OF the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite will hold it's quarterly
meeting. The casts of the several parts
| of the thirtieth degree that of Knight
Kadosh. will be headed in Robert de
Bruce Council Tuesday evening by
Francis A.. sebring, thirty-third degree
honorary; George r. Davis. thirty-second
degree; William O. Owen, thirty-second
degree, and Horace p. Mcintosh, thirty
second Degree with Ellwood P. Morey,
K. G. c. H., as director OF work. others
| thirty-thi degree honorary; j. H. Won
Hermann, X. C. C. H., and Arthur M.
Bugden, Joseph d. Davis, Bernard A.
| Bear Clarence E. Bright, Morris n
Abell, Thomas r. Manning. Melvin A.
Vert. Rev william Tayloe Snyder and
.. Nelson Clark, all Of the thirty-second
degree. The work will begin at 1880
o'clock.
The cast that headed the twenty-ninth
degree, knights of st. Andrew of Scot
land, last Tuesday evening, was headed
by Melvin A. Wertz, assisted by c. E.
Bright, c. l.. Brooks, Rev. William ray
loe Snyder. G. L. smithson, w ii; Rowe
E. Koch, P. L. Taylor, l. w: Wright
Achille i. Burklin, L. b. Mcintyre, P.
M. Riefkin and NJ. l.. Howes.
The thirty-frst degree is scheduled for
s, with the election of officers in
Evangelist Chapter, Rose Croix, on the
| latter date.
The program of exercises at the Scot
fish Rite Cathedral, Sd and E streets
northwest, this afternoon, for the Easter
Sunday exercises in Evangelist Chapter.
knights Rose Croix, contemplates an
organ voluntary by Harry G. kimball,
thirty-second degree; relighting the SYM
bolic lights, by the chapter officers: a
solo by Mrs. Hazel Wagner-Reeder. and
| address by Rev. Earle Wiley. thirty
second degree, and a solo by Harry b.
Forker.
| the Maundy Thursday and the Easter
Sunday rites and banquet was composed
| of F. A. Sebring, thirty third degree non
orary chairman; Jacobus .. Jones, Johh
| A. Lacy, thirty-third degree honorary;
| Fred M. Book thirty-second degree, Is. =.
c. H., and Arthur M. Hayes tnirty-sec-
ond degree.
Worshipful Master John Marshall Jones
| of National Lodge, No. II, announces that
| Deputy Grand Master 7. John Newton
has sufficiently improved to be able to
return to his home, Is Rhode Island ave
nue. northwest. from the hospital where
he has been confined Tor some time with
a fractured limb.
Charles A. Stewart, past commander
has been appointed on the audit commit
tee Of Columbia Commandery, NO. = wee
Harry B. Cramer, who has left the 1rrls-
dictfon The commanders latest circular
extends sympathy to Past Grand Master
and Sir Knight Lurtin Il. Glnn upon Tug
death of his father. THURSDAY eseilns
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the commandeTy
will give a euchre party at Eagles I1ali
corner of 9th and E streets northwest: d.
o'clock, with lots of handsome prizes
promised, and Friday evening the oria
team is scheduled for drill.
The announcement is made by authority
that when the Supreme Council OF the
Scottish Rite, takes possession OF its new
ing erected at 10th and s streets north
west its library will be thrown open 10
the general public, not simply to Ma
sons AS the library now contains
miscellaneous works. in addition to its
srnerb books of Masonic reference, ana
as it is the announced purpose 10 auo 10
this collection. the Importance 10 WASH
ineton generally of the determination or
the Supreme Council to spread the hght
through it's library to all men, more espe-
cially to Masons. Is felt ana is arousins
much favorable comment and deep IN
terest among book readers.
stansbury Lodge, No. "A, will have
the F. c. degree tomorrow evening,
with Senior Warden Frank c. Shaw in
charge. The plans to remodel the lodge
building have been laid aside for an in
definite period. because of the proposed
widening OF the street on which the
| building faces. Sunday, April ID, STAINS
bury Lodge will have charge of the re-
Iigious exercises at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home. Rev. Charles S. Cole
viii officiate. and it is announced suf
fcient number of automobiles has been
placed at the disposal of the lodge to
carry passengers from the car stop at
Rittenhouse street to the home about a
mile distant.
Preparations are we'll under way for the
coming session of Kallipolis Grotto, No.
10. Mystic Order of Yelled Prophets of
the Enchanted Realm, at Odd Fellows
Hail. Tth street northwest, Monday even
ing. March 81 1t will be the first grand
ceremonial session under. the. new mon