The Washington herald., 1913-03-09
MASONIC.
LODGES.

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LODGES.
March lo-D,wscn. No. Is
March n-Federal, No. 1; Acacia, No. Is. an
Takoma, No. ..
March 12-Harmony. No. IL, school Of instruction
c. Whiting. No. 2
March list Johns, No. Il, and Hops. No. %
March l5-Lafayette. No 70. z. A. special
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS
March 10 Mount Vernon. No. ,. r and NJ. L.
AnS Anac%sus; NO. L .,5 po.or,r
No. &
March Ie-school Of instruction.
March l3-W ashington, No z
March lLEureka, No. 4, r. and III. T.
KNIGHTS TE,iPLAR CoMAlANpERIEs
March 11-De Mclay Mounted. No. l.
March l2-wsshngton. No. l. ,,.
March ll-Robert de Brucs Council. Knights Ka
dosh, No. !. twentyfourth degree
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
March lo-Tsmplc, No, u. and Columbia, No. Is
March u-Electa. No. 2 and Bethlehem. NO. !.
March l2-Naomi. No. ;. and Brookiand' NO. Il.
March I5-William +. Hunt. No. Is.
March n-Takoma, No. Il; Cathedral No. II. anf
Friendship. No. Il.
Much interest centers in the work to
be conducted at the Scottish Rite Ca
sIedral next Tuesday night, when
Robert de Eruce Council, Knights Ka-
dosh, No. /. Ancient and Accepted Scot
tish Rite Freemasonry. will confer the
twenty fourth Masonic degree.
The cast is a strong one ana the
members of the spring class will no
doubt he greeted by a large attend
ance next Tuesday night. The mem
hers who will confer the degree are:
George r Davis, 32d degree, as hon.
ored leader: J. H Won Hermann So
degree, X. G c. H.. as venerable hlGh
priest; H. Nelson Clark, 32d degree, as
excellent priest: Frank T.. Koch, SD
degree as orator; James II. Mcintosh
al degree, X. c. c. H., as secretary
Allen Bussius, SD degree honorary, as
treasurer: Horace P. Mcintosh, sd de-
gree, as expert: Charles l. BROOKS. S.u
gree. as assistant expert; ROBERT n
Daniel. SD degree, as master or cere-
monies: Sulaimaan David, sd degree
as captain of the guard. and Thomas r.
Manning, SD degree, William II. Rowe.
32d degree. Elmer c. Wood. 32d degree
Isaac ". Wright, 32d degree. and MIL
ton Raer. SD degree, as princes OF the
tabernacle.
Columbia Comma ndery. No. .. Knights
Tcmplar, held a stated conclave last
Friday night. which was largely at
tended. Following the couferrinE OF
tho Illustrous Order of the Red Cross
and the business meeting the drill was
held
In the last circular Commander
Frank II. Underwood extends congrat-
uIations as follows: ITO our prelate,
Sir James II. Mcintosh. ] extend con-
-ratulations on his election as Wise
Master of Evangelist Chapter, hhiSh's
of Rose Croix, A. a. S. r.
To those who are not members or
the Scottish Rite. ] will say that TINS
Sir Knight is just as faithful a worker
there in four bodies as he is IN the
commanderv which is going some,
and any honors that lie receives Will
be earned and worthily bestowed.
Il also desire to extend fluctuations
10 Sir Knight Dr. Oscar H. Coombe.
who is worthy patron of Temple Chap
Tor No L. o L. s Temple Chapter
is a very active portion of TINS great
order which has been the right bower
to Masonry in the Jurisdiction for many
years. My earnest desire is that ne may
cniov the Office as much as / did IN
zoos when / served my own chapter as
patron.
The ROYAL Arch chapters are the
supplv warehouses for comm nderies
and in that branch of Masonry several
of our Sir knights have been recently
honored by election to Office. To eacn
of them l extenO inc uedi - SohSA
ulations of the comma ndery and trust
that as years go by 1 may shake the
hand of each when NJ. J.. G. ii. T.
Past Commander w. +. Pettus. dep
,ty grand high priest: Sir Knight w.
w. Germane. grand principal sojourn-
or. Sir knight +. NJ. Carter, grand
master. third vail; Sir knight c. C.
Coombs high priest. Columbia Chapter,
No. l. and president of the High |
c. ASSociafiOu-
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. SS. f. A. |
A. NJ, will tonight attend the service |
at the Emmanuel Baptist Church, Six
teenth Street and Columbia Road, Rev. |
uermon S. Pinkham, the pastor of the |
church. is the chaplain of Mount Pleas |
ant Lodge, and no doubt there will be |
a large attendance of the members to |
hear his sermon which has been es-
pecially arranged by them.
The members of the lodge will meet
at 7:3o o'clock tonight in the vestry |
of the church. and will enter in a body.
where reserved seats will be waiting
for them. All the members of this
lodge and their Masonic friends are
reminded of the service tonight.
The working team of ''Imps' of Kali
polis Grotto No. IL, NJ. o. V. =. L. r.,
headed by the director general. Sam
Shreve. will meet tomorrow night at his
place of business, 9e1 B Street Northwest,
for a rehearsal
Plans are on foot to make the cere-
monial March 81, the best in the history
OF the order. A large delegation from
be the guests of kallipolis Grotto on
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