Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13

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April 1S-Martha, No. L.
MANY features out of the ordinary will
characterize the meetings OF the Md
sonic bodies during the week. beginning
today Stansbury Lodge, No. "a. will
cond,,ct the services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home at 3 o'clock this aft
ernoon. worshipful Master Leslie Cramer
has arranged with Rev. Earl Whitley OF
the Vermont Avenue Christian Church
for a snecial sermon at the church this
evening for Benjamin B. French Lodge
No. Is. to which he has specially invited
his chapter. Mount Horeb Royal Arch
Chapter, No. 4 Dawson and Potomac
lodges win have the NM. degree present.
ed In their respective lodgerooms tomor-
row evening by past masters King Da-
yid Lodge is scheduled for a social even
ing Tuesday; Washington Centennlai
Lodge for another "Wednesday, and mount
Vernon ROYAL Arch Chapter for one to-
morrow evening. Takoma Lodge will de-
vote Tuesday evening to it's new lodge
school of instruction under Fast Master
Downing; Naval Lodge will have spe-
cial at / o'clock Wednesday afternoon, 10
attend a funeral, and its regular COM
munication Thursday evening for the
F. c. degree and an illustrated Lecture
while the communicates, Potomac, NO. .,
and Columbia. No. . will have their
grand visitations and the installation or
their new officers Wednesday and Fiji
day evenings, respectively.
worshipful Master Philip F. Pollard an
nounces Stansbury Lodge, No. a. will have
charge of the religious services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home at 3
o'clock this afternoon. which Will be con-
Quoted by the lodge chaplain. Rev.
Charles s. Cole. He extends an invitation
To reach the home those who accept
can take cars going north on 9th street
marked Forest Glen, District line or Ia
koma Park. Get off at Rittenhouse
street The committee with fleet of
automobiles. will do the rest. Tomorrow
night the lodge members and visitors will
be entertained with a concert by the
Whitney Avenue Orchestra, with Messrs.
lecture, by the Rev. Walter F. Smith. and
refreshments. The chairman, Past Mas
ter A. c. Shaw, it is announced, has
made ample provision for the large at
tendance expected on both occasions.
High Priest Arthur L. Bryant announces
that Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter,
No >, tomorrow evening will have no
work" but will be entertained by the
choir, the organist and the assistants of
Companion Henshaw." Degrees for the
next three communications are sched-
uled as follows: April 2S mark: May II,
P. NJ. and NJ. E. NJ. and May q. r. A.
Worshipful Master Leslie Cramer of
Benjamin b. French Lodge. No. Is. has
issued general invitation to all master
Masons to be present at Vermont Avenue
Christian Church at 80 o'clock this
evening to listen to the special sermon
to be preached by Rev. Earle Wilf1ey for
the benefit of the lodge and it's friends.
The invitation especially asks that the
members bring their wives. mothers,
sisters and sweethearts." The church
is located on Vermont avenue north OF
street northwest.
Officers were elected in Orient Com.
mandery, No. ;. knights Templar. Mon
DAY evening as follows: Edward P
generalissimo; William T. Hebbard, cap
tain general: Edward A. link, senior
warden: John T. Vivfon. Junior warden
Richard p. Evans, prelate; Jacob ]. Mem
bert, treasurer; William E. Miller, re-
corder; George ". Slater. standard bear.
or; Burt A. Grist. sword bearer: Thomas
j. Gates. warder; Alex Mckenzie, trustes
for three years.
Worshipful Master Otto Hammerbachel
OF King David Lodge. No. %. hopes te
make the social features of the lodge
particularly attractive during the year
and. as there will be no degree work
Tuesday evening, he has caused to bt
prepared a program which he vouches
will be both instructive and entertaining
Past Master William J. Naylor will b.
one of the features in talk on How
TO Tell Mason" There will be reel
tations music and cigars among the
other features of the evening The craft
generally is invited
Marx E. Kahn is in charge of the pro
gram to be presented at the social meet
ing of Washington Centennial Lodge No
il. Wednesday evening. and Herbert NJ
Osborn promises treat in moving pic
ture entertainment. Washington Centen
NAL Lodge has accepted an invitation from
Anacostia Lodge, No. 81, to have tn.
officers and degree team of the former
present the master Mason degree in Ana
costa Monday evening. april 81. The
craft Is invited. The work begins at
o'clock sharp.
Mount Pleasant Lodge No 33. is t.
have a specially prepared Masonic lectur,
bv Terence V. Powderly, chief of division
IN the bureau of immigration at it's com
munication April u.
Acting upon the request of Silentis
Lodge, No. 19s. Of New York city, o
which deceased was member, and b,
authority of Grand Master Baldwin
Naval Lodge No. 4, will give Masonic
burial to the remains of Charles A. Nor
ton, late sergeant in the Marine Corps
who was killed in railroad wreck II
Nicaragua March IL. For this purpos
been called for Wednesday at l pm. In
terment will be at Arlington.
According to the bulletin the F. c. de
gree will be eXemplified in Naval Lodge
Thursday evening. and in addition Prof
William Y. Hebbard. postmaster will de
liver his popular illustrated lecture ~
Tour of the World" The series o
dances given by this lodge during tn,
winter season was brought to a close tn,
evening of the 10th instant. the occa
sion proving enjoyable. These affairs