Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-25

the last circular of its new master.
Enos s. Harnden. expects to have an
address upon Masonic topic by dis
| tinguished speaker at its communtca-
ton Tuesday evening.
Senior Warden Royal f. Corwin will
head the official line in Dawson Lodge,
No. 16. tomorrow evening. when the
+. A. degree will be presented.
Osiris Lodge. No. 90, Wednesday
evening adopted a standing resolution
providing for a committee consisting
of its officers and sixteen members OF
the lodge. to be selected by the master.
senior warden and secretary. whose
duty it shall be to attend the lodge
funerals.
Past Master Harry T.. Parkinson has
been appointed chairman of the instruc-
ton COMMITTEES. which also comprises W.
w. Scott, J. H. Graves, c. Stewart cav
Ter and p l.. Hallam, and Past Master
Thomas II. Unsworth chairman OF the
sick committee. which also comprises
w. T. Fitzgerald. c. Stewart Gawler,
II. 2. Gerald and Joseph Herzog
lodge for the current year is as follows:
Alvin d. Hathaway. master: Richard M.
| Towson, senior warden: Luc1en u: 1uns'
Junior warden: Herbert P. Gerald, sec
| rotary: William r. Fitzgerald. treasurer:
William V. Lewis, P. NJ. chaplain; T. n.
Unsworth, P. M. marshal: w. W. Scott.
senior deacon ]. Harwood Graves, junior
deacon: Charles S. Gawler, senior stew
ard. Paul L. Hallam, junior steward
John X. Betker. tiler: Carey Smith Frye,
p NJ director of floor work; Harry Gill
bert Kimball. P. NJ. organist: II. r.
Gerald and T. H. Unsworth, delegates
delegate to ST. Johns Mite Association:
| D. S. Hoover, delegate to Masonic and
Eastern Star Home; W. T. Fitzgerald'
representative manager. iodgeroom NO. :;
S. r. Jacobs, p NJ trustee and eu aao.
dian; II. P. Gerald, proxy for master;
W. T. Fitzgerald proxy for 5. W.. ana
Joseph Herzog, proxy for }. W.
St. Johns Lodge. No. IL. has issued
handsome calendar bearing the portraits
of its officers, with the lodge nights in
dicated in red print and other special
events noted in other ways
Memorial services for its dead will be
| held by Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chap
ter. No. 3. at its convocation tomorro"
evening. The program for the occasion
is as follows.
Duet. Forever With the Lord (Gou-
nod James S. Hicks and Charles r.
Bartlett; solo. BE Thou Faithful INTO
Death Mendelssohn). Frederick Sill
lers: reading of Masonic records: photo-
graphs of deceased companons-John 3
Prout. died January j, 1913: Edmund l..
Hinson. died March 9. 1913: j. w. steele
died March "A. 1913; Vernon Kelly Ayre;
+ died April ~. lJlo. Albert bledSpii, uieo
| May 4. 1913: George B. Bennett, died
June 2s, 1913; Charles H. Townsend, died
July -. 1913; Charles w. Hancock, dled
| August I. 1913: Thomas Robinson. died
August -, 1913: Charles II. Turner died
| August 81, 1913; George 7. May, died Oc-
tober Is 1913: David l.. Coon, died De
cenber % 1913; solo, Crossing the Bar
tBehrend), Charles Moore: address. Rev
Henry A. Brown of Mount Horeb Chap
ter, No s. Pensacola, Fla, major chap
United States ARMY. and quartet
.'One Sweetly Solemn Thought (Am-
| brose).
good representation of the member
| ship was present at the last regular meet
ling of the Fellowship Club Saturday
| evening at Pythian Temple. PRESIDENT j.
A. Williams presided and at .ne con
iclusion of d short business meeting the
| club went into social session. Among
Its distinguished guests were Grand
Master r. John Newton, l.. c. McNemar,
professor of international law and
political science of George Washington
/ University: Rev. Earle Whitley, pastor
of Vermont Avenue Christian Church;
Robert Muldrow. president of TroWei
CLUB; A. T.. Fletcher. secretary IroWel
Club and the Worshipful Masters AS
ISOLATION of 1914.
/ The grand master commended the club
for its good work. and wished 1t con-
tinued success Prof. McNemar was ac-
corded hearty applause at the conclusion
| of a short lecture upon the subject OF
t"Citizenship" in which the speaker eX-
planned the relations between the in
Edvidual and the state or federal gov
eminent.
Rev. Earle Wiley gave '.heart to
heart talk and concluded with reci-
tation. Rufus W. Pearson. president of
the WorShipful Masters Association of
1914 also addressed the club in behalf
of the masters of 1914. and invited the
members of the club to visit the vari-
Gus lodges, assuring them hearty well
come.
| The annual banquet of the club viii
| be held at METROPOLITAN Hotel Saturday.
February IS. Elaborate preparations
are being made for the occasion.
| At the eonvocation of Washington
Chapter, No. .. Royal Arch Masons
Thursday evening, the following officers
We're elected for the ensuing capitular
year: Jacob Pyrah. high priest; Thomas
w. Bramhall, king: Frank ]. Rowell
scribe; Eugene j. Bernhard, past high
priest (re-clected). secretary: John A.
| Colborn, past high priest tre-elected),
treasurer; John l.. Apple, captain of the
host: George L. Lohrer, principal so
! iourner: Thomas r. Manning, royal arch
captain: Omar ]. Neley, master. third
veil: Frank 3. ketchum, master, second
veil mo appointment for first veD: John
! L. Apple organist Dudley W. Fleming
sentinel; Arthur L. Dowell past high
priest tre-elected). trustee. The officers
| were installed by Dr.. William II. Wunder
|
| host. At the conclusion of .the eXer-
cises Delos w. Thayer. past high priest.
gave an interesting talk on his recent
| trip abroad
/ Among those present We're Past Grand
| High Priest Matthew Trimble and Past
| High Priests Robert A. Dellett, Louis P.
kenney. William j. Sattertield. Edwin A.
Mess, Erwin S. Hubbard. Emmett G. Ell
more and Grand Lecturer Orville Drown.
| At the stated assembly of Washington
Council. No. !. Royal and Select Mas
ters the following officers. elected at
the December assembly. were installed by
| Past Master August b. Douglas: Horace
| p. Mcintosh. TIL. III. NJ; Mark r. Finley.
| D. NJ; George G. Seibold. P. &C. W:
| James I.ansburah Te-elected. thirty
| first term). treasurer: John A. Colborn.
past master (re-clected), recorder: Charles
| r. Bartlett, c. CT; George l.. Lohrer,
lc. G.; Thomas f. Manning, steward;
| John L. Apple organist: George o.
Burke sentinel Rev. Walter F. Smith,
chaplain.
Eastern Star Notes.
| Naomi Chapter No ?. will have charge