Evening star., 1914-04-19

S1,rii as-\aomi NJ. ,: i,rcokland No. IL.
April 23-Wiiliam +: Hunt. No; 10. ~
April .4-Takoma, No. IL Cathedral NO
II.
Eminent Commander L. P. Hazletor
of Orient Commandery. No .. announces
the annual grand visitation to the COM
mandery tomorrow evening. Rev. James
Shera Montgomery of the metropolitan
Memorial NJ L. Church will be the ora
TOR of the evening. and an elaborate
musical program has been prepared for
the occasion. MIR. Montgomery is mem
ber of La Fayette Lodge. No. IL,
of this jurisdiction, but sir knight OF
Toledo Commandery, No. q, of ONO he
was for two years grand prelate of the
Grand Commandery of Ohio.
De Molay Mounted Commandery. No t.
Tuesday evening, April 2s. will have its
mander and officers of the Grand Com
mandery. as well as the installation OF
its new officers.
Albert Pike Consistory will present the
thirty-second degree of the scottish Rite
in the cathedral. I'd and L streets north
west Tuesday evening. thus completing
its work with the spring class The de-
gree will be presented in full ceremonial
FORM Mithras Lodge of Perfection is
also scheduled for a brief business meet
ing Tuesday evening Thursday evening
members OF the spring class of initiates
will give banquet at the rooms of the
National Press Club, 18th and q streets
northwest.
Two lodges have already announced
the celebration of their anniversaries in
the near future-Pentalpha, No. 23, May
g. when the lodge Will be forty-nve years
old, counting from the date of its char
ter. and King Solomon Lodge. No. IL,
May 10. which will be nine years from
the date of its charter. Pentalpha Lodge
proposes to give its celebration the form
of ladies night presenting an eldoo-
rate plan of entertainment. arrangements
for which are now being made. klnS
Solomon's birthday this year falls on
Sunday, and the lodge will observe 1t by
attendance at divine service at the
Church of the Ascension. 18th street and
Massachusetts, avenue northwest, upon
Invitation of Rev. DR.. J. Henning Nelms.
the rector Dr. Nelms is chaplain of the
Grand Lodge of Masons for the District
and his sermon will doubtless have Ma
sonic Significance. IT viii take place m
the morning and the lodge members have
been requested to assemble at Masonic
Temple at 1o O'Clock to proceed to the
church in a body.
George C. Whiting Lodge No a:. will
have the Z. A. and F. c. degrees Thurs
day night, holding special at i pm. for
the purpose The NJ. NJ. degree had been
announced. but it became necessary to
change the plans.
The members of Takoma Lodge. No.
-. will he the guests OF Washington
Alexandria Lodge. Alexandria. Va.
Thursday evening. 4 special train has
been arranged for and it is expected a
large turnout will be on hand Acting
Master Ernest W. Porter. who is making
the arrangements. has extended an in
vitation to the local fraternity to join
IC1sy vi il rn1f 70 in
trip The train will leave 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest at
o'clock sharp. The NJ. NJ. degree will be
presented by the Alexandria lodge during
the evening
Taxoma Lodge has voted to give a
ladies night Tuesday. May j. and ap-
pointed committee composed of L. 5.
Harnden. chairman: Ernest w Porter.
Malcolm McCrone J. 3. Derrick, James
w. Dyre. Robert Dickens. Fred l.. Har-
arrangements
Efforts are being made among the
members of the lodge to organize base
oall team to accept the challenge of
81 at American League Park. The pro-
ceeds will be for the benefit of he
Masonic and Eastern Star Home
At the communication of Takoma
Lodge Tuesday evening the E. A. de-
gree was presented by Junior Warden
Malcolm McCrone, assisted by the other
line officers. Among the guests present
was Grand Lecturer Thomas II. Young.
Myron NJ Parker Lodge No q. is to
lave an anniversary celebration also
May ~. The lodge will be twenty-three
.eaTs old May II. the date its charter
Vas granted by the Grand Lodge.
worshipful Master r. F. Harvey an
1ounces a hearty fraternal welcome &c
both members and visitors for Tuesday y
sVemirg. when the NJ. NJ. degree will be
presented, to be followed by an informal
smoker.
Worshipful Master Charles +. Hood OF
8enia-aiu B. French Lodge, No 10 IL, his
April circular announces that there will
oe no decree work tomorrow evening. but
hat after a short Choir rehearsal
lanes Ernest Smith of the Technical
High School Will give Il stereopticon talk
on Wireless Telegraph" free from
technical terms and exceptionally inter
ssting-
Junior Warden William Clabaugh viii
7ead the official line in *. Johns Lodge
10. 9, Thursday evening. when the T. G
jegree VIII he presented. The Lodge
Sews Bulletin calls special attention tt
the beautiful work of Nj. Clabaugh.
Mount Pleasant ROYAL srch Chapter
10 f3. has set apart its convocatior
Wednesday evening for tn consideration
II is proposed bylaws. presented by thu
umInittee at the convocation of Marcel
y. High Priest William w. Wales ha!
asked the attendance of every member OF
hat occasion.
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter. No
;. has been specially notified by HSi
Priest Fred NJ. Book that what will hap
pen az its convocation the evening o
April u is too good to tell and adds
Ladies, Laughter. LUXURY
Arminius Lodge. No. - will presen
the NJ. NJ. degree in the German languag z,
at its communication Tuesday evening
Worshipful Master George NJ. Seibert ha
taken up the challenge of Harmon,
Lodge for base ball contest and called
for recruits. He tells the members of tn,
lodge that II they cannot play ball the,
can at least be a fan and go to th
game. Max Becker is reported ill a
Garfield Hospital and Charles H. Dismer
William Berger and John Mergner as re
covered and able to be about. Gusta'
ScdiiliuR and Carl EYach il is announced