The Washington herald., 1913-05-04

LODGES.
May 5-Potomac No. s; b. b. French. No. Is
r. O.; Harmony. No II. ffteenth anniversary ban
quet; Anacostia, No. q; Pentalpha, No. 2. speaa
social session, Mount Pleasant, No. IS. Nj. NJ
May e-Nstional, No. Il. NJ. NJ; Anninus. NO
Is. r. C.; NJ. NJ. Parker, No. q; King David, NO
NAV T-wsshineton Centennial. No n; KIM
solomon, No. 81, 2 p. m. Y. O.; East Gate: No: u.
May s-The New Jerusalem. No Q. M. M; Georg'
c. Whiting No. q
May lo-Harmony, No. II, special +. G. ct p m
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
May s-La Fayette. No 5; Washington Naval, No
May 7~columba. No. /; Brishtwood. No 9.
May sLWashington, No. 2
KNIGHTS rsNH TE 5 ooMMANpERrEs.
May 5-0rient, No. 8
May Potomac, No. g.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE
May 6-Mthras Dodge of Perfection. No. /.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTER.
May b-Ruth, No. !.
May e-Mizpah, No. 6.
May f-Areme No. 10.
May e-william II. Hunt, No. H
May eTakoma, No. Il; Cathedral, No. II
Friendship. No. Il.
One of the most successful and enjoy
able meetings in the history of Columbia
Chapter. No. ], r. A. NJ, was held on
Wednesday, the occasion being special
convocation. called for the purpose oi
comforting the Royal Arch degree upon
four tearns-twelve. candidates, a record
seldom euualed and more rarely excelled
The chapter was opened at O'Clock,
and labored until Z, when an intermission
for luncheon was announced. The work
OF the evening was then resumed and
brought to a conclusion about IL o'clock,
when q fried chicken dinner was served,
to the accompaniment of orchestral music
and George Wheelock.
The more distinguished guests of the
evening were George f. Corson, deputy
general grand high priest Of the General
Grand Chapter of the United States
Adolphus GUIDE, grand high priest of the
Grand Chapter of the District Of Column
bia, and Charles Z. Baldwin. grand mas
ter of Mascns of the District of Column
bia.
The officers of Columbia Chapter, who
also constitute the degree team, are
Charles c. Coombs, high priest; Charles
c. Galloway. king; James A. West.
scribe; H l.. Strang, jr., secretary;
Richard b. Nixon, treasurer; George u.
Seibold. captain of the host; William ;.
Macdonald, principal sojourner; Frank II.
Pierce, Royal Arch captain; Rufus w.
Pearson master third vail; George l..
Sherman, master second vail; George w.
Kennedy, master nrSt VAIL j. William
Lucas, sentinel; Castleman 2. Boss, Gus
todian: Oscar A. DanZenbaker, organist;
J. Walter Humphrey, Roland r. Rodrick,
Charles Z. Myers, and Alexander Mosher,
choir.
A duplication Of the event is promised
in the very near future.
Physicians who contemplate visit to
London. England, the coming August, to
attend the international Congress OF
Medicine, take notice of the following
circular received by the grand secretary
on March % from Brother Frederick @.
Van Duzer, extending a cordial invitation
to the medical brethren of Wisconsin to
attend a meeting of America Lodge, No
1865 Brother Van DuZer says:
"A lodge meeting of medical Freema-
sons who are members of the above
congress will be held on Monday. August
II, 1913, in the Grand Temple at Freema-
sons Hall. Great Queen Street w. {.
The most worshipful the pro. grand mas
ter, the Right Honorable Lord Ampthill
G. c. S. l., G. c. /. E, will open the
lodge at n. m. and close it at p. m.
A reception will be held at r. m. in the
Connaught rooms adjoining Freemasons
Hall. 1t is hoped that all brethren who
wish to be present will communicate with
the grand secretary OF their own juris-
diction as soon as possible. in order that
suitable arrangements may be made.