Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14

Columbia Commandery. No. 2, announces
| in his last circular that the com,
nandery excursion to Marshall Hall
will take place July %. Arrangements
are in charge of an executive committee
consisting of the commander, Charles
Long. chairman; Charles B. Matthews.
vice chairman. and Edgar A Nelson,
| jr.. Observation-Disclosures. The COM
mander will be chairman of the recep-
| ton committee. E. Richard Gasch Of the
| ticket committee, Chester r. Samson
prizes. Harry A Newman of the IL
Limitations committee. Charles D:
| Shackelford of the floor committee and
| Colin e. E. Father of the public com
fort committee. The Order of the Red
Cross is announced for Friday evening
Washington Council No. /. Royal and
Select Masters, will have degree work at
| its session tomorrow evening. Ihrice
| Illustrious Master Horace P. Mcintosh,
| in his latest circular, tells the Royal and
Select Masters of the evil Of trying to
get rich quick and incidentally pays his
compliments to the almighty dollar
Friday evening the NJ NJ. degree will
be presented in Lebanon Lodge. No. I.
| by the officers who occupied the chairs
in the year 1911, that year being the
one-hundredth year of Lebanon's exist
| Blair Mckenzie: S. w, Thomas S. Ser
geon; ]. W, Charles S. Shreve: chaplain.
r. f. Davis: s. D., Charles d. Shackel-
ford: ]. D. NJ. B. Yerger: marshal, ID. W.
Beach: 5. s. Charles f. Alexander, and
! J. s., Frank Ludlow. These officers will
be assisted by Past Grand Master II. X
Simpson and Past Masters F. s. Beach.
". 7. Paine, w. T. Ludlow and Charles
Kattleman
Worshipful Master Charles D. Shackel-
ford also announces a lecture on the
evening of June 20 by Past Master Delos
w. Tharer, who in his travels abroad re-
Gently has accumulated number of
beautiful slides. The ladies are invited
to this function. which will be held in
the Commandery room.
The Craftsmen Association Of Master
Masons of Mount Rainier. Md, at
GERS to serve for the coming year as fol-
lows: President. J. C. Stats: vice presi-
dent. William E. Tilz; secretary. Ellis NJ.
McClees, and treasurer. James NJ. Dun
gan. Arrangements were completed for
giving family outing. under the auspices
of the association to Marshall Hall in
July.
Dawson Lodge No 16, will have a spe-
cial at 6 pm, June %. for the F. G. de-
gree, to be followed by the E. A. degree
at the regular session at 7:3o pm.
p. A. degree at its communication June
%. and a special June 20, for the NJ. NJ
degree.
Harmony Lodge, No. II. will have the
NJ. NJ. degree at its communication June
"a; St. Johns Lodge. No. IL. will have
the F. c. at a special at 6 pm. June g.
20 be followed by the E. A. at the reg
ular communication at T:30 the same
evening. and the New Jerusalem Lodge
No. 8. the E. A. June %.
High Priest Wales of Mount Pleasant
Royal Arch Chapter. No. 13, will have
the R. A degree at the chapters con-
vocation June "a.
Generalissimo William T. Hebbard and
Commander Guy NJ. Nicely are preparing
for the traditional Red Cross banquet,
following the presentation of the Illus
trious Order of the Red Cross in Orient
Commandery, No. 5, tomorrow evening.
The commandery announces its annual
excursion will take place July IA. Com
mander Nicely has appointed the follow
ing sick committee: John T. Vivian.
chairman; Fred A1brecht j. Frank
Campbell. David S. Corser, s. G. Not
tingham, Charles E. Baker and George
0. Burke.
Osiris Lodge, No. 49, will probably elect
a Junior steward at its communication
Wednesday evening. besides having an
illustrated lecture by D. NJ. Greene on
Churches of Europe The lodge will
ing to the secretary's announcement.