The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-18
Masonic Affairs.


| Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.
July lapotoun.~. No. ) NJ. NJ; r. r. French
| No Is NJ NJ: AracoS-a. No. u. >"rial ientaipnA'
No. q. NJ. NJ: Mount Pleasant. No. y ~ q, h,.,-
] july .-NarinnaI No. y: Arrninm~' No >; oII
No. r.
July a-wa,hnston csntGnn..I' N No, u H. T. A.
| ,lr 1.-THE New Jerr>alpm. No. .: George c.
| <sitins. No. p Z A; TempI-HcseT: No. z
July 3S-Sr IoEns Nc; Il; ~ T. ,r nri RS''' w. =
JuIv ia Fsyette. No. ). called OF; Washing
| TOE Naval. No. 8. called on . .,-s
July g-Coluabia, No. l. called of; Bnshtw"od'
! Nc. 9. called Of.
JuIv g-Enreka, No. ! Marx; CAPITOL. M. Il.
ROYAL AND SELE'r MASTERS.
Julv Ia-Washin-ton Council. No. /
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMENTARIES,
July l9-Orient, No. 5.
July 2I-Potomac No : .uu,-,, ,,,-,,
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE
July en-Mithra~ Lnd-e Of Perfection No. l.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS
July Te-Rurh. No !.
July en-MizI all No. ;
July g-Arsmc No % called of
july g2-William F. Hunt No. l6 called of.
july 9LTakoma No L: Cathedral, No. IA; ST.
Johns Lodse y" l. called Of.
fehtaIphb
ciaI Event.
Among the interesting events OF
the week will he the conferrlnc OF the
NJ VI degree by Pentalpha Lodge, No
%, Monday. July ~. The regular oh :
GERS will oficiate during the hrst hal1
of the ceremony. while the second halt
will he conferred by brethren who are
associated with the candidates in their
office. This is an unusual departure
from the ordinary course of confer
ring degrees and should prove 20 he
an interesting occasion. The deputy
grand master of Masons of the Dis
: trict Of Columbia. W. W. Jermane. VIII
occupy an important post during the
comforting of the degrees and will be
considered as treat for Pentslpna
as he has not filled the particular Of
fee since he was master Of his lodge
over ten wears ago. The other assign
ments for the second half of the cere-
mony are follows:
W NJ, j. Henri Wagner. master OF
PentaIpha: s w. Grant W. Sexton.
P NJ. Mount Hermon Lodge. Hvatts-
willie Md; j W. Charles n. Evans.
Pentalpha: s r.. Elmer {. Wood. senior
deacon, Lebanon Lodge, J. n. Leigh l.
Nettleton. Leba :. :. william !
Miller Pentalpha; !. : Raymond r.
Baker, Pentalpha. assisted by F.. q
Pentalpha and Ralph r. Andrews. OF
East Gate Lodge. who Will perform the
usual important duties at the several
outposts of the temple.
Mo.ter Mason's Degree Scheduled.
Benjamin r. French Lodge. No. 10.
F A A NJ. viii have work in the
Master Masons degree tomorrow
night. 10 he conducted by the master
of the lodge.
Prophets Delight Children of Camp
Good viii.
One of the teachings Of the Mystic
Order Of Yelled Prophets. and kallip-
oils Grotto in particular. is good fell
lowship." Not only do the prophets
practice il themselves. hut endeavor
In various ways 10 spread the gospel
Of good fellowship to all with whom
they come in contact. Last Wednesday
afternoon Kallipolis Grotto gave !
pra CtiCal demonstration of this prln-
c:rle when. with hand, Glee club. and
about one hundred prophets. they en-
tertained the children At Camp Good
Will The affair was in charge Of Past
Monarch T. r. Pullman and the start
was made at : o'clock from the head
quarters Of tho summer outings COM
mittee l40N n street. About thirty au-
romoblles were requIsitioned. many of
them decorated with American haGs
and grotto pennants. As honor guests
of the party We're Mrs. Edwin Sefton,
MAJ Raymond W. Pullman. Rev. Hugh
T stevenson. and William F. Guide.
Arriving At the camp the festivities
commenced with selection by the
band. followed by a medley ny the
Grotto Glee club. Prophets samuel r
Shreve. president. and fr"i JULIUS |
Hamper. director OF IN" mana. hau
charge Of the music. while irophet
Charles \. stevens. dIre' tor. OF the gee
club. handled the singing win
Prophet JaCQue heIdenheimer as pan
list number of selections were rem
dered ny the band and E'c@ 'Ilp
which were thoroughly enjoyed bE
the "klddies' ana grown ups
Addresses were made ny keF. HuGh |