Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-03

F. c. degree at its communication Tues
DAY evening. Its communication for Au-
gust ID has, been called off,
The Masonic and Eastern Star Year
BOOK profusely illustrated and giving in
Iormation concerning the various Masonic
ana Eastern Star bodies, has made its
appearance. Its publisher, Frank II.
rierce. has dedicated it to Grand Master
of Masons Charles E. Baldwin. land my
many friends among the craft
While Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. SO,
has called off its communication sched
uled for tomorrow evening. it will have
the F. c. degree. with Senior Deacon
fiauer at the head of the official line the
ievening of August IS
Tuesday evening the E. a. degree
VIII be presented in King David Lodge,
no. 5. with Junior Warden David G.
lCheesman heading the line. August 10
Inc r. {. degree is scheduled. The spe-
cial communication Tuesday evening
was well attended. The NJ. NJ. degree
was presented by Worshipfu1 Master
Otto Hammerbacher. assisted by the
iother officers of the lodge. Grand Mas
ter Charles e. Baldwin spoke encour-
ag1ngly of the work being done by
King David Lodge and congratulated
the master on the success attending
his efforts thus far this year
King Solomon Lodge, No. 81, at its
noon. at 9 o'clock, will have the NJ. NJ.
| degree. A buffet luncheon will be served
III the banquet room in the basement
of Masonic Temple at o'clock, to which
| the craft generally is invited Wor-
shipful Master Bert Y. Wolfe in his
| latest circular incorporates an interest
ing bit of Masonic history, a sort of null
tum in parvo. Those who profess to
know say it is a good thing for Masons
to read it, that they may catch the aim
of the higher degrees.
Monarch Jesse F. Grant has issued a
call for all members of kallipolis Grotto,
No. is, Mystic Order of Yelled Prophets
of the Enchanted Realm, to assemble at
II o'clock the afternoon of Saturday. Au-
gust %. to take the steamer st. Johns
for Colonial Beach, where at midnight
will be held the first midnight ceremonial
session of the grotto to confer the degree
upon twenty or more candidates from
that section of the country, including
Mayor II. w. b. Williams of that rising
summer resort. An added sheet to the
already elaborate program for the Chesa-
peake Beach outing Tuesday features a
galaxy of Juvenile dancers and Miss We
and Raymond FIack; song, May Esterly;
When Grandma Was a Girl" Marie
Hayes: Spanish song and dance, Grace
Merrilat: The Devils Ball" Audrey
Fiack; Highland Jitte." May Esterly:
Here Comes My Daddy Now Marie
Hayes, and a selected song by Grace Mer-
rilat, well as band concrt by Bal
timore grotto band with an unpronounc-
able name. which will be directed by Will
liam f. Guide. and include performances
by Theodore Schondau. William Scantle-
bury. jr., Milton J. Fillius. !. s. Cold
smith. and songs by Mrs. Clara Naecker,
with Jacque Heidenheimer, pianist.
The regular stated communication of
Takoma Lodge, No. %. scheduled for
August IL has been called off, because
of warm weather. At the communication
August 26 the +. C. degree will be ex-
emplifed by Junior Warden Ernest w.
| Porter
| AT the special communication last Tues
day evening large attendance of MEM
bers of the fraternity was present to
| witness the presentation of the NJ. NJ.
degree by the line officers of the lodge,
assisted by Past Master Anthony Lehr
of Stansbury Lodge, No. "a. Among the
worshipful masters present We're James
H. Windsor of Acacia Lodge, No. IS, and
Bert v. Wolfe Of King Solomon Lodge
No. 81. and the following past masters:
Thomas NJ. F. Bowling and William H.
Fugett of Stansbury Lodge, No. "a; Ed
win A. Heilig Hyattsville, Md, No. 176.
and George L. Tarbell. s. S. Symons.
Hervey S. knight and Joseph B. Simp-
son of Takoma Lodge, No. %. A fea-
ture of the evening was the musical
program rendered by the lodge choir
under Musical Director James w. Dyre.
At the conclusion of the work refresh
ments were served.