Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-23

/ Helwig. G. F. d. Rollings, Stephen P.
Liant Fulton 3. Karr and j. Harry Click.
| The dinner was fine one and the big
| dining room of the Metropolitan Hotel
was filed to it's capacity with a well
| pleased gathering.
| The NJ. NJ. degree is announced by
| Worshipful Master Thomas Kelly of The
New Jerusalem Lodge. No. 8. for Thurs
day evening.
| Worshpful Master Stirling Kerr. jr..
of Temple Lodge. No. SO. in his latest
| circular in announcement of the APP
| pearance at one of the local theaters
| this week, in ShakeSpearean drama of
the Washington tragedian. Charles B..
| Hanford. who is very enthusiastic
| in various. ways, states lone of the
| duties of a Mason is to remember and
reciprocate kindnesses and courtesies ex-
tended. more especially those of a
| brother master Mason. 1t should be our
| pleasure "a well as our duty. individual
| Iy. to see to it that his mir. Hanford's)
welcome is as enthusiastic as it is sin
| cere. Mai. Leroy w. Herron senior
warden of the lodge. will have charge
of the +. n. degree Thursday evening.
! A euchre by the Ladies' Auxiliary to
the Denver Club of Columbia Command
| cry. No. >, Knights Templar. is announc-
| ed for Wednesday evening. at o'clock,
i dI IL iAudHS street. 10 WHICH 10 litAeIS
will be necessary. The announcement
| states ''the prizes are fine; come and get
acquainted. The thirty-second trienniai
| conclave of the Grand Encampment will
| take place at Denver August II to
| August Is this year. The Columbia con-
| tingent will leave by the Baltimore and
| Ohio railroad. on special train. the
morning of August :. Side trips for 100
persons have been arranged for. Emil
nent Commander Frank r. Underwood
nm tha fol ,hnrS Of Ia
| cOmmandery as the sick list: f. A.
I Nelson. IS S street northwest: George
Gibson. l51l Columbia road northwest;
| Edward kolb. 1227 9th street northwest;
George E. Howard. 31O6 y street north
west, and William J. Murray, 934 E
street southwest.
! George G. Whiting Lodge. No. 30 will
| celebrate its annual reunion and banquet
! Wednesday evening. Elaborate prepare
| and addresses by distinguished orators OF
| the fraternity are expected.
| At the communication of Takoma
Lodge. No. 20, Tuesday evening, the Z. A.
! degree will be eXemplified by Senior
Warden Enos S. Harnden for the first
| time since the new line officers were in
| stalled. 1t is expected the report of the
| finance committee viii be submitted at
| the meeting in connection with the re-
|
| Takoma Park.
Davit S. Morse. former line officer OF
the lodge, is expected to be removed to
| his home in TakOma Park today from
| Georgetown University Hospital. where
! he was operated on Wednesday. His
| condition is much improved and he will
probably resume his official duties at his
| office within short time. He is also a
member of Takoma Chapter, No. l., Order
of the Eastern Star.
| The Association of Worshipful Masters
for 1913 will hold its next meeting Thurs
day evening at o clock in Masonic Tenn
pie when Grand Master Charles E. Bale
| win is expected to be present and deliver
an address concerning the annual grand
vistations. full attendance of it's mem
bers has been requested. The officers OF
the new association are Fred NJ. Book
president; Leslie Cramer. vice president
August e. Douglas, secretary
and Jason Waterman and Grant 5. Barn
hart with the officers named, members OF
the executive committee.
High Priest Jacob w. Collins of Mount
Horeb Royal Arch Chapter, No Z, an