Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-28


July Esther, No. =. called of.
July 3-Martha. No. 4, called of.
In addition TO specials tomorrow even
ing by La Fayette Lodge. No. 10, and
Stansbury. No. "A. both for the NJ. NJ.
degree. and that of East Gate Lodge.
No. "a, Friday evening, for the same
purpose. the only unusual events in Ma
sonic circles scheduled for the coming
week will be the business and short
form session of Almas Temple of the
Mystic Shrine and an illustrated lecture
TO be given under the auspices of Leb-
anon Lodge. No .. in the commandery
asylum. by Delos W. Thayer on his re-
cent trip TO Europe.
Religious services al the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home are to be held this
afternoon at $50 o'clock, under the aus
piCes of Columbia Chapter. No. L., Order
of the Eastern Star Conveyances for
those who wish to attend will be in wait
ing at Georgia avenue and Rittenhouse
street from to o'clock.
Eminent Commander Seaton W. Trun-
mel of Columbia Commandery, No .,
Knights Templar. announces that the
orders of Temple and Malta will be con-
ferred at the next conclave. Friday. July
>. Commander Trunnel heading the off,
ciai line.
Worshipful Master James T. Casebeer
of King Solomon Lodge. No. 81. an
nounces the F. A. degree, with Senior
Warden Bedell at the head of the line
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, and
a special for Wednesday afternoon, July
:, also for the Z. A. degree. He an
nounces that gold watch supposed to
belong to a member of the fraternity
OF
Baltimore. May 30. is being held at eth
street wharf by Capt ]. T. Smith of the
northumberland. for identification of the
owner
A reception is to be given Rev Walter
F. Smith, king of Brightwood Royal Arch
Chapter, No. 8. at Whitney Avenue Chris
tfan Church. Park road and Georgia ave-
nue., Wednesday evening at o'clock, be-
fore his departure for the holy land
Walter B. Pettus, grand high priest, and
the members Of the High Priests Asso-
citation, of which Mr.. Smith is a mem
Der. are expected to be present. Mr.
Smith is pastor of the church and his
parishioners feel that he would not have
been selected for the free trip to the holy
land without Masonic assistance. They
are therefore DESTROYS, it Is said, of max
Ing their qualification known through this
reception. The fraternity in general is
invited.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 10. is to have a
past masters night tomorrow evening
when the NJ. NJ. degree will be presented
by its thirty-one past masters. incud-
ing two past grand masters. Special eff
fort is being put forth, it is said, to make
the occasion a memorable one
Excursions are announced as follows
George c. Whiting Lodge. No 90: Po-
tomac Lodge. No. 5. and Mizpah Chap
ter. No. g. o. E. S.. jointly to Marshall
Hall. August 6; Federal Lodge. No !
Columbia Lodge, No. 3, and st. Johns
Lodge Chapter, No. Is, o. E. s.. jointly
July 9.
Illustrious Potentate James T Gibbs
through Recorder Harrison Dingman, has
issued call for a business session of
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine for
tomorrow evening. at o'clock. at the
National Rifles Armory. when the order
OF nobility of the Mystic Shrine will be
conferred on worthy applicants. An
nouncement is made that the forty-frst
annual session of the Imperial Council
will be held in Seattle. Wash, July 13.
II ard Il of next year. and that the trip
thence will include the exposition at San
Francisco Almas Temple will have its
annual charity outing August 81 at Mar
shall Hall. and committees are now form
ing to make the event of It's customary
importance. Recorder Dingman, under
includes the names of Charles II. Young
Q. \. Lumhert, Herman Mems. William
: Davenport and August Warnecke.
Lebanon Lodge. No Z. will have the F.
G degree Friday evening. with Charles
r. Alexander heading the official line.
Norsh!pful Master Charles D. Shackel-
ford also announces a special for the
evening of July ~. when the NJ NJ. de-
gree will be presented by the ranking
Thomas II. Young. the grand lecturer is
me dean" He also invites the mem
hers of the lodge and their friends lin
GUIDING the ladies'. to the illustrated lee
-!fc " the commandery room at Masonic
TeWnle tomorrow evening by Delos w
ihayer. upon his recent European trip.
Mr rhayer is said to have secured q
number of special slides while he was
abroad to illustrate this original lecture.
Worshipful Master Philip P. Brown
nf Stansbury Lodge. No. "a, has called
. special for the NJ. NJ. degree tomor-
row evening.
Washington Centennial Lodge, No
- Monday evening. besides having the
VI NJ degree presented by the Masters
Association of 1914. with banquet and
Entertainment TO follow. had two congress
men present, each of whom crept into
the Masonic limelight Representative
James Collier of Mississippi by being
presented with his commission to rep
resent the Grand Lodge of Mississippi
near the Grand Lodge of the District OF
columbia, and Representative Thomas
I. Sisson by presenting the commits
sion. with an appropriate speech, which
was responded to by Mr.. Collier Roe
Fulkersoa was introduced as toast
master at the banquet by Worshipful
Master Rufus W. Pearson. president OF
the association. and took his share o!
the roast" that followed and included
all the masters present A quartet
composed of e. f. Bartlett J. F. Hicks
6. w. Moore and L A. Keiser sang
with Prof. Comstock as accompanist
Miss Viola Schippert sang 'On the ROAD
TO Mandalay" and assisted Paul f
l-esh in a comedy sketch: DIR. L. ID
Carman. AS Russian ambassador, paid
his tribute to grape juice and a dry
navy: Charles A. Stevens and Milto r
Filltus sang duet and told stories
and Worshipful Master Leonard +
Steuart almost received cut glas,
loving cup from Junior Warden Nc
earthly. who purposely fell down ant
broke it, A large number of the mem.
bers of the lodge and their invited
guests enjoyed merry evening The
lodge gives a theater party at the Co.
iurbia tomorrow evening. wednesda F.
evening 1T will have the E. A deg; e.
with Junior Warden MCCARTHY ant
Past Masters Evander French and EN-.
nett c. Elmore assisting. July Is i,