Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-22
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Charles B. Matthews. chairman; Franz
| -. Gibson, Seaton w. Trunnell, Louis II
Meyers, Charles f. Baldwin, Walter n
klopfer. Charles A. Stewart Frank R
Underwood, Edgar A. Nelson. Charles
! Long, E. Richard Gasch and George E
Hebbard.
The chairman and vice chairman of tn.
following committees are announced:
Reception-Dr Frank E. Gibson. chair
Entertainment-Dr. Charles A. Stewart
chairman; James S. Mccarthy, vice chair
man.
Floor-Charles Long chairman; E. Rich
ard Gasch. vice chairman.
Tickets-George E. Hebbard. chairman
Edgar A. Nelson, vice chairman.
Observation-Disclosures E. Foster, chair
man; Charles c. Van Allen, vice chair.
man.
Observation-Disclosures F. Larcombe, jr
chairman: Robert J. Bell, vice chairman
Full committees are to be named by the
various chairmen.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock Wor-
shipful Master Leonard P. Steuart, &C.
companied by the officers and members
of Washington Centennial Lodge, No. IA,
will make a pilgrimage to Mount Vernon
and lay wreath at Washington
tomb. where it is expected Alexandria
Washington Lodge will be met bound
upon a similar mission. March Q, at
o'clock, Washington Centennial Lodge
will hold its ladies' night at old Masonic
Temple. the arrangements for which are
in the hands of Marx Kahn. chairman;
Lyman E. Burdine, James s. Mccarthy.
Charles R. Bartlett, Herbert NJ. Osborne.
George Duval. jr.: Robert r. Cooke, jr.
David S. Fulton and Charles F. Purdy.
Alexandria Washington Lodge of Alex
andria. Va.
Takoma Lodge. No. % Tuesday even
ing announces an address by Justice
Ashley NJ. Gould of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia, on Masonry
and the Courts"
Federal Lodge, No. /, is to have a
play night" Tuesday, when the lodge
choir and Senior Deacon P. F. Grove.
with a talk about king Solomon's Tenn
ple," will be important factors Of the en-
tertainment.
Senior Warden Royal E. Corwin will
head the official line in Dawson Lodge,
No. 16. tomorrow evening when the f.
A. degree will be presented. Worshipful
Master Charles Boyd says he is good
High Priest Louis Fl. Meyers Of La
Fayette Chapter, No. 5. r. A. NJ. re-
norts Edwin C. button of 3I12 Morr son
street Chevy Chase. and Jesse H. Wei
rick of 1900 14th street northwest. as i'll
may call. The P. NJ. and NJ. E. NJ. de-
grees are scheduled for the next convo-
cation March g. A roster Of the officers
and members of the chapter has been
prepared for distribution.
Naval Lodge. No. /. will have the E. A.
degree March d and Arminius Lodge, No.
% M NJ daCrpa in German. March q.
while Hiram Lodge. No. 10, will have the
E. A. degree March 8 and BENJAMIN B.
French. No. 10, will probably have the
E. A. degree March 2.
Washington Chapter. No. 2. will pre-
sent the Mark Master decree at its
convocation, Thursday evening. with its
new line of officers. John H. Stephenson
of this chapter, met with painful acct
dent while returning home from work at
the navy yard last Friday night He
fell and broke his left arm above the ell
bow. and is confined to the Sibley Hos
pital. A visit from the companions. it is
announced, would be enjoyed by him..
Z. ]. Bernhard, the secretary of the
chapter. has returned from a trip to
Florida.
Pentalpha Lodge. No. -. Monday had
many visiting brethren to witness
the NJ NJ degree. Worshipful Mas
ter John c. Gordon specially ex-
pressed his pleasure at the large at
meetings OF the lodge this year and the
interest being taken iii the work. Every
thing points 10 an exceptionally good
year, he says.
The calendar is filled with work ahead
for several months. Among the inn
portant events of the year for Pentalrha
Lodge will be the celebration of her 18th
birthday anniversary, May 4. at which
time 1t is proposed to entertain the wives
mothers. sisters and daughters of the
brethren in an elaborate manner Com
mittees are now being selected to ar
range details of the affair and definite
announcements will soon be made. Wor-
shipful Master Gordon extends invita-
tions to a, members of the craft to at
tend the communications of Pentalpha
Lodge. Visiting brethren, he says. from
other jurisdictions, are especially well
come.
George C. Whiting Lodge, No. %, held
its forty-sixth annual reunion and ban
quet Thursday evening at Masonic Hall,
121O Wisconsin avenue northwest. The
welcome was given by Worshipful Master
R A. Bogley, who introduced the chair
man of the reunion committee, c. II.
Failing.
The following program was presented:
Master B. W. Murch and Past Masters
Charles Becker. ]. C. Athey. w. B.
Easton, F. l. Tennyson, C. G. Graham,
j. T, Greaves. B, F. Harper. w. NJ.
Bornheim, E. H. L. Myers, L. w. R.
Ewing. w. A. Brodie. w. E. Greaves. H.
X. Pimper. l. B. Nordlinger, E. H. Fowl
err. NJ. A. Beckham and D. F. Dunn
berth; Past Master Z. II. Fowler on be-
half of lodge presented Junior Past
Master NJ. A. Beckham with a past mas
ter jewel: vocal solo. by ]. A. Oliver. ac-
companied by Mr.. Glover. and G. J.
junior past master with a bouquet Of
flowers, fruit and vegetables which was
accepted with characteristic response
by the junior past master. The minstrel
troupe Of Whiting Lodge. composed Of
!. B. Nordlnger. Joseph Gross. o. E
Woerner, Danile Schiller E. H. Fowler
]. R. Hall. A. E. Craig and NJ. A. Born
helm. was introduced and rendered jokes
by Gross and Schiller, choruses by troupe
solos by Hall. Fowler. Schiller, Gross
and Bornheim. Refreshments were served
In the banquet hall
Among those present were Most Worship
full Grand Master T. John Newton. Past
Grand Master B. W. Murch, Past Mas.
tiers Charles Becker, ]. C. Athey, H. C
Craig. w. B. Easton. F. I. Tennyson, c
G. Graham, j. T. Greaves. B. F. Harper
W. NJ. Bornheim. E. H. L. Myers. E. "
w. e. Greaves. II. K. Pimper. I. B. Nord'
.linger E. II. Fowler and NJ. A. Beck
ham of Whiting Lodge; w. S. Waddey
and James Hays of Potomac Lodge, j
Eldridge Burns OF NJ. NJ. Parker Lodge
Brothers C. C. Myers, BENJAMIN Sin
L. Middleton. o. S. Maus, w. NJ. shafer
], S. Bergman. w. n. Gain, E. w
Brown. Jacob Herschman. G. H. Stein
braker. W. N. Payne, NJ. f. Fnrr. NJ. NJ