Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-31
morrow evening the q. A. degree will be
presented.

| presented.
High Priest w. NJ. WALES Of Mount
Pleasant Royal Arch Chapter, No 49,
announces the P. NJ. and NJ. e. M. de-
grees for June 10 and the r. A. degree
for June "a. Harry B. Cramer is the
not fail to make timely announcements
Of its work
worshipful Master Theodore T. Moore
E. A. degree for Thursday evening and
the NJ. NJ. degree for June 49,
Arminius Lodge No. %. paid fraternal
visit to Germania Lodge of Baltimore
last Thursday evening Henry Sunwold,
John Weber and Henry Wassman, chair
man. composed the committee of arrange
ments.
The all-Masonic- base ball game
| between the experts of Harmony Lodge.
| No Il, and those of the remainder of
| the fraternity, for June 20, at American
League Park. is engrossing much Ma
sonic attention at this time. Now comes
| the announcement that kallipolis Grot-
tos Brass Band will dispense music and
| the Arab Patrol of Almas Temple of the
Mystic Shrine will give an exhibition
drill to hold the attention In case the
/ base ball plays fall short of expectations
The Eastern Stars are watching the re-
suit closely because the Masonic and
| Eastern Star Home will win out no
matter which side loses.
Harmony Lodge. No. II, paid a fra
ternal visit to Lancaster Lodge, No. 43.
of Lancaster. Pa, Thursday. Grand Sec
rotary Arvine w. Johnston accompany
ing the party
Grand Commander Charles T. Lindsey.
accompanied by the other officers of the
Grand Commandery. Knights Templar'
of the District. visited Alexandra FRI
day evening. to meet Grand Commander
Diversity and the officers OF the Grand
Commandery of Virginia at the annual
INSPECTION of the Old Dominion Com
mandery No. II. at the Alexandra
armory. Later there was panque.
and exchange of fraternal courtesies a.
a BANQUET held in the Young People 8
building. at which the lady members OF
the families of the sir knights were
present.
At the meeting of Mithras Lodge
Of Perfection Tuesday evening the re-
mort of the Richmond trip for the Pur-
pose of comforting the work on a CLASS
of 100 candidates for Dalcho Consls
tory, will be read for the beneht OF
the members. is said the trip was
successful in every respect. NOT only
were the arrangements for the enter
tainment of the Washington VISITORS
exceptionally gratifying, but the large
the unusually large class of initiates,
made the occasion memorable me
Washingtonians who made the TRIP
are profuse in the expression OF their
gratitude for their treatment by the
Richmond brethren. and since their re-
turn they have been additionally gra-
titled by the compliments paid the
work by the members of Dalcho Con-
sistory.
James Daniel Richardson. provincial
grand master of H r. NJ. of the United
States of America, has announced the
following roster of officers Tor the
ROYAL Order of Scotland. to hold office
subject to the provisions of the con-
situations and laws of the grand lodge
until January l. 1915, and until their
successors are appointed:
Sir George Mayhem Moulton. pro-
yincial senior grand warden; Sir James
Isaac Buchanan. provincial Junior grand
warden; Sir Thomas Robert Morrow,
provincial grand sword bearer: Sir
owen Burdette Hannah, provincial
grand banner bearer: Rev. Sir Howard
Fremont Hill, provincial grand chap
lain; Sir George Edgar Corson. pro
vincial first grand marischal: Sir Stir
ling Kerr. jr. provincial second grand
marischal: Sir Sylvester omer Spring,
provincial first grand steward; Sir
Amos Pettibone, provincial second
grand steward; Sir Leroy Albert God
dard. provincial third grand steward:
Sir Delmar Duane Darrah. provincial
fourth grand steward; Sir Chester
Smith Quincy, provincial grand guarder.
and Sir Harold Postle Carl Spencer
Stewart, musical director
Temple-Noyes Lodge. No. 81. after its
communication Thursday evening, board
ed automobiles for a flight to the east
ern section of the city, announced as
crusade against the crustacean, the
extraordinary attraction provided for
t. wit ITO
tom. Tuesday afternoon, June 9, with
the cooperation of Walter Weaver. one
of it's baby members the lodge will
give an outing. with country din
ner. at the home of Mr.. Weaver, in Vir
ginia, beyond the Chain bridge. The
wives and daughters of the members
and the new initiates of the lodge
will be special guests of honor for the
occasion. c. Fred Cook, Henry G. Han
ford and John G. Hodges head the COM
mittees which are expected to prepare
the surprises and entertainment This
organization has a slogan, TT is danger
Gus to miss meetings of Temple-Noyes
Lodge" and these functions are said
to be indica tons of the reasons why.
The lodge at its Thursday communica-
ton voted to provide photographs as
near life size as possible of all its
worshipful masters-past, present and
future-the idea being to form gall
lery of its chief executives with the
life-size oil portrait already provided
of Thomas c. Noyes, It's founder and
first master.
Grand Commander Dr. Charles T Lind
sew of the District of Columbia who,
with Grand Junior Warden Charles f.
Baldwin, Grand Standard Bearer Fred S.
Cawson. Grand Instructor General Gratz
f. Dunkum. Grand Inspector General h.
P. Hazleton and Grand Captain of the
Guard Jacobus S. Jones' attended the
annual inspection of Old Dominion Com
mandery, No. II. of Alexandria Friday
evening. was given memorable ova-
ton by the Virginia commandery, of
which he is an honorary member. His
hearty welcome began at Masonic Tenn
pie and grew in enthusiasm at the ban
quet later in the evening at the Young
Peoples building, where he was one of
the three speakers of the evening. The
| inspection took place at the armory. At
the banquet the invocation was pro-
| nounced by Sir knight Rev. Edgar Car
penter. and Commander c. A. Gwinn Of
Old Dominion Commandery was toast
| master. Grand Commander John David
Oglesby of Virginia and Commander w.
j. Phillips of Commandery No. "a of Vir-
gfnia were the other speakers. The ban
quet was served by the ladies of Martha
Washington Chapter. No. ~ Order of the
Eastern Star. Other officers of the
| Grand Commandery OF Virginia in at
tendance were Grand Senior Warden J.
Johnston Greene and Past Grand Com