Evening star., 1914-04-05
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burn. George w Miller. DeruelIe S. Por
ter. William W. Price. Mrs. Price. Mis-:
Eva Price. Miss Kathleen Price, Louis j
| Robinson. +. Ii. SNYDER. Harry G {
Stiles, Mrs. Stiles. Walter Weaver. Fred
erick J. Whitehead Rev William Tayio,
| snyder chaplain Benjamin +. ADAMS
! John w. Brawncr. l.. ". Estes. :. Free
! Hahn and Blanton Winship.
Pentalpha Lodge No. =: has an
! evening and the NJ NJ. degree Tor the
! evening Of April ~ The lodg. has en-
gagged the New Willard ballroom for its
I anniversary celebration May l. i'll prep
aratlon for which the committees are
! al buSiiV engaged. Worshipful Master
( John .. Gordon has announced that the
affair viii he u family gathering. and
! adds that no one need remain away for
, waat Of evening ciothcs- Cards OF adj
mission are to be used. Worshipful
states that when the last circular was
sent otft presenting the name of Rev.
| Hugh r. Stevenson for consideration in
connection with contest being carried
OIL for q trip to the Holy Land. he was
not aware that Rev. Walter T. Smith,
the lodge chaplain. was also candidate.
Members have therefore been asked to
send their contribution of coupons or
certificates to either Mr.. Stevenson. 1'i
[ street northwest or to Mr. Smith. $50
Park road northwest Josiah Shaw is re-
ported seriously i'll at his home and un-
able to see visitors: Robert l.. Boss con
dition has not improved. and jerome +.
Burke. as the victim Of an accident
with q broken wrist
Secretary w 4 Greene Of Mount
Pleasant Lodge. No. -. in a. very late
communication. announces the NJ. NJ.
degree for tomorrow evening and adds:
Since the new Masonic year we nave
had our hands full of work every meet
ing and also at specials The attendance
has been very large and our officers are
working finely Our hall is beautifully
furnished and We take great pride in it.:
This is going to be a splendid year. and
our Master Hsckett deserves great
handling affairs. He would be pleased
to have the members of the other lodges
come ont to see US.
Orient Commandery. No. :. knights
Ten1plar. will attend divine service at
the Second Baptist Church Sunday
April L. and the sir knights have been
asked to appear in fall Templar UNI
form OH that occasion. The com
noandery VIII hold its election tomorrow
at its asylum. corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and 4th street southeast.
Columbia Chapter. No. /. Royal Arch
Masons. will go to Baltimore Tuesday
leaving Union station over the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. and join Druid Chap
ter No. -. on Il special train to Philadel-
phia where the latter chapter will de-
post the travelling triangle With TITS
tram B. freeman Chapter OF that city.
The travelling triangle" was held by
Columbia Chapter during the winter of
1928. and has since made tour of
Europe. having been returned from
abroad recently
DIR. c. G. Galloway. high priest of CO.
limbia Chapter expects to head a large
delegation from this city, as n general in
vtation has been extended to all ROYAL
Arch Masons of the District to join the
delegation. The Scottish Rite Temple has
been enga ged for the occasion and ban
quet for 500 guests has been prepared.
Autos will meet the train in Philade'-
phia and the guests viii be taken direct
to the temple, The return trip will be
made to this city Immediately after the
have been secured. Those who contem-
plate going should notify the officers of
Columbia Chapter.
Washington ROYAL Arch Chapter. No. .
will have the mark degree Thursday
evening, with T. W. Bramhall heading
the official line.
At the stated conclave of Potomac Com
mandery. No. :. X. T.. Wednesday even
ing the annual election of officers took
place. with the following result:
Ernest c. Berger. eminent commander:
James F. Stringfellow. generalissimo; Ed
win NJ. Hasbrouck. captain general
Abram S. Mccoy. senior warden; Will
liam J. Kirkland, junior warden: Rev
Luther II. Waring. prelate: Henry G.
Wagner. treasurer: David F. Dumberth.
recorder: Robert y. Daw, standard bear
er: L. Harry l.. Myers. sword bearer;
Randolph F. koester. warder. and Benja-
min F. Harper. sentinel.
The annual grand visitation to Potomac
Commandery will take place at its next
conclave, Wednesday. April 10 and Emf
nent Commander Huddleston has appoint
ed a committee to make all arrangements
on behalf of the commandery.
mac Lodge. No. 5. tomorrow evening the
master Mason degree will be presented
by Worshpful Master ". NJ Hoffman,
assisted by the line officers of the lodge
number of rehearsals have been held to
secure a perfect rendition of the work
All master Masons are invited to be pres
ent.
Potomac Coumandery. No .: knights
Tempar will attend religious services
Good Friday evening at O'Clock at
GEORGETOWN Lutheran Church. Wisconsin
avenue and Volta place, Rev. Luther H.
Waring. pastor. Tho sir knights have
heen asked to assemble at their asylum,
1H's Wisconsin avenue northwest. at .1:15
pm. and march in fun Templar uniform
to the church.
The coming week. in addition to the
presentation of the thirtieth degree in fun
ceremonial form at the Cathedral Sd and
streets northwest. will he especially
celebrated in the Scottish Rite bodies
Thursday evening at 1:30 in the Cathedral
the ceremony of extinguishing the sym
bolic lights will take place. Wise Mas
ter Robert +. Mentzel OF Evangelist
Chapter. Knights Rose CroiN. in the call
to this ceremony and the traditional ban
quet. which will follow later at the New
Ehbtt. the hour FOR which cannot be def
initeiy stated. adds. Even if ii Rose
Croix knight be alone in a place. he must
in spirit. al least feast on this day with
his brethren. a general invitation TO all
Rose Croix knights of whatever jurisdic-
ton to be present has been extended and
those who contemplate accepting it have
been asked TO communicate with General
Secretary Elmer f. Simpson at the Ca
thedral, I'd and +. streets northwest At
the traditional banquet at the New E.bbitt
the Invocation will be delivered by Rev.