Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21

Isaac Emerson. Mrs. Pamela W Fa-
| vorite. matron of Takoma Chapter: Mrs
Elizabeth Maxwell and Fred L. Harries
and Ernest Burrell of Takoma Lodge.
Past Grand Master Dr. Francis J.
/ Woodman of Takoma Lodge, No. %
who is the representative in this juris-
diction for the Grand Lodge of New
Hampshire. returned a few DAYS age
| from Concord. y. H.. where he ATTENDED
meeting of that body. DR.. Woodmar
is native of New Hampshire and he
| was warmly received by the Masons OF
that state. Before leaving he was pre-
sented with Grand Lodge apron. Or
the occasion of his visit he met Past
| Grand Master Stearns Of the Grand
Lodge OF Canada. who is also native OF
| New Hampshire.
Fred NJ. Book, high priest of Mount
Vernon Royal Arch Chapter. No. ). who
has the reputation of being a strenuous
Masonic executive. has announced that
in addition to the NJ. NJ. degree in the
chapter tomorrow evening Grand High
| Priest Walter 3. Pettus IS expected to
discuss the dormant condition OF capit-
ular Masonry in this Jurisdiction High
I, Priest Book states that he will himself
explain to the companions why certain
| features of the chapters entertainments
like the eggs in the old story, will be
eliminated at this meeting. and that he
will justify his position by the introduc-
ton of strange and unusual refresh
ments.
! WorshipfuI Master Leroy ". Heron
OF Temple Moves Lodge. No. 50. an
nounees that the communications of the
| lodge have been called off" for July
and August.
Hiram Lodge No. 10. announces the
F. c. for it's communication July ..
La Fayette Lodge. No. 10. has the NJ.
NJ. degree scheduled for presentation the
evening of June % by its past masters.
AS there are thirty-one to draw from,
two of them past grand masters, the
special communication that evening:
which will begin at 1:3O o'clock, should
prove interesting
Federal Lodge, No. l. is to have
social evening Tuesday evening, and the
lodge choir and the caterer are neinE
depended upon to help things along.
Worshipful Master L. Bert Nye says ne
wants to make the evening "a Fedora!
Lodge reunion night" The lodge VIII
rive it's excursion to Marshall Hall
| July Q.
George C. Whiting Lodge. No. y; Poto-
mac lodge. No. 5 and Mizpah Chapter,
No. s. o. E. s., have combined IN ar
"a neements for an excursion to Marshali
Hail August g. W. nj. Bornheim Is IN
charge Of the Invitations, and the aHalf
which is to be an all-day and evening
outing, is designed to make the members
of the respective bodies better acquainted
There is said to be movement on foot
designed to result in a Masonic club ana
clubhouse in the District of Columbia
MANY influential and strenuous Masons
are interested and they are said 10 pc
arousing considerable interest among the
fraternity at large
stansbure Lodge, No. o. will hold
special the evening of June % for the A..
Nj. degree. worshipful Master Phlhp r.
Brown says: "Our home. situated d.
Brishtwood. is one of the highest points
IN the District and the coolest spot in the
CITY. Come out and get acquainted, listen
to the interesting work and enjoy the
cool breezes with US.
Daniel Williams of 2Os 9Th street south
east ia reported by Worshipful Master
Calvin T. Milans of st. Johns Lodge, NO.
ii. as quite ill and he urges that the
brethren call upon him. -.
Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. IS. VIII nave
the F. c. degree at its communication
July s.
Mount Pleasant Chapter. No. ID. the
baby ROYAL Arch chapter of the district
has the R. A: degree scheauied TOT
Wednesday evening.
Washington Royal Arch Chapter. NO
-. will have the Royal Arch degree Inurs-
day evening and call on It's conVoeatiohS
during July and August.