The Washington herald., 1914-03-15
Masonic Affairs.

George B. Luckey.
1 Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.
March ls-Potomac. No. s; Benjamin B. French.
No. Is. NJ NJ; Anscostia. No. A. social; Peut,lphs.
| No 2, y. c.: Mount Pleasant, Ne. ..
Ae a. i.ss 4 fs S..s. 4. o Il As XIII. b., ss
No n -
March ls-w.shinstoa csutennial No. H. n. n;
o;'I, M.,h Ne 1S, 4 n'' sa S.'. Ne \ Il = Him \,
N. NJ; Z. Fayette. No. 70. y. c.; william 3. SIN
March a-coIoubia. No. 5: Lebanon. No. :, p. G.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Ms!ch r-Ls Fayetts. No. 5; ws,hinstos Naval.
March s-coiumbs. No ]. P. and n. T.; Bright
March a-school Of instruction.
ROYAL AND SELECT MAsTERs.
March x-Washinston Council. No. !.
March p-Adonirsm Council No. 2
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CoMMANpERIEs.
March H-Ohent. No. s
March D-Potomac. No. ).
March n-Columbia. No. z orden Of Temple and
ANCIENT AND AccEPTEp SCOTTISH RITE.
March n-Mithras LodY Of Perfection. No. l.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
harch lt-Ruth, No. i.
March H-Mizpsh. No. g.
March B-Areme. No. 10.
March le-Esther. No. s.
March D-Martha. No. L.
Lebanon Lodge Emcient in Degree
Work.
Lebanon Lodge No. 2. F. A. A. NJ, at its
last communication conferred the master
Mason degree In a manner seldom ex-
celed by any lodge in this Jurisdiction
The floor work OF the fellowcraft team
was highly praised and added In a great
measure 20 the work. The members OF
the lodge and visitors turned out In great
numbers to witness the work Of this de-
gree by the officers OF Lebanon with w.
NJ, Charles ID. Shackelford in the East.
NJ. B. Yerger. S. W.. c. E. Alexander,
]. W., w, W. Ludlow. secretary. s. s.,
William Il. Freeman. J. s., fellow crafts
8 q. Taylor. John Lucas, J. Faber, ]. II.
Middleton, J. i. StuI. II. r. Stewart, ].
Cs Mcconnell, c. +. Riecks. W. +. Hart
man.
The fellowcraft degree is announced
for the next meeting of the lodge March
%, on which occasion the lodge expects
tc have some prominent speaker address
the membership.
Lebanon extends the hand of welcome
20 all brother visitors. at all times.
Osiris Lodge to Entertain. ]
Osiris Lodge. No. &c. F. A. A NJ. will |
have no degree work at its stated |
communication on Wednesday night, |
March IS. After the regular business, |
the evening will be devoted to enter |
tainment and sociability. One or two |
speakers will be present to assist in |
making the evening a pleasant one. |
The master, Alvin ID. Hathaway, in his |
notice for this meeting is making
special appeal to the stay-at-homes to |
come out and become better ac-
Quainted.
Fools" Ceremonial.
Peter r. Pullman, monarch of Kali
lipolis Grotto. No. Is. Mystic Order of
Yelled Prophets of the Enchanted
Realm, announces an unusually attract
i've program for the ceremonial ses-
sion OF that organization April ]. It
will be termed "All Fools Ceremonial"
and Monarch Pullman stated that II
will be an odd session In many ways.
meeting at the odd hour of z o'clock.
and the odd number of ninety nine
at Odd Fellows Hall. in
Seventh street, the latter an odd-num-
bered street
There will also be many odd stunts
for those daring candidates
who essay the passage of the River
Styx. for IL is feared that old Charon
will encounter the spring foods. Be
sides this, IL is hinted that Cerebus /
will be in none too good a humor.
All of which presages some excite
meht for the unhappy neophytes who
will take the Journey and some amuse-
ment for the prophets who have al
ready crossed. Incidental music will
be furnished by the newly organized
Grotto band.
Grand Lodge ExempliAes Degrees.
The Grand Lodge, F. A. A. NJ. of theI
Of Columbia, held a regular COM
last night at the New Masonic
Temple for the purpose OF the exempli- '
fication OF the degrees for the instruc-
ton of the officers of the various constit-
uent lodges.
The work was conducted under the di-
rection Of Thomas II. Young. grand lee {
turer, and >the committee on work and Z
composed of William ]. Nay (,
lor Thomas N. F. Bowling, Jacob H.
John n. Sterzer. and James T.
Greaves.
Order of High Priesthood Conferred
The convention. of high priests con-
vened last night at the New Masonic |,
Temple Tor the purpose of cofiferring the /,
order of high priesthood upon the newly /, ,
elected high priests of the constituent (,
Royal Arch chapters, r. A M, of the :
District of Columbia The order was
by Theodore Freibus, past !.
president of the association.
p,sf cr.nd M,.tc- N~Cc~ u-l
provins.
Past Grand Master Joseph s. Mccoy
has been confined to his home by illness,
,ut Is rapidly improving. le
Chapter, r.. A. NJ, Enter
Eureka Chapter, No. 4. r. A. NJ, en- e
ertaihed its members following the reg Z
liar convention last Friday evening at II
he Masonic Temple. III
The program was arranged by Com
,anions Paul F. Grove. scribe, and C. d.
royal arch captain, and was
Is follows: i
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