Evening star., 1915-02-14

Jacobus 8. Jones. treasurer (re-elected1
/ George r. Davis. captain Of the host: E.
H. Carnes. principal sojourner; Myron D.
Smith. royal arch captain: Delos NJ. Car
| ter. master Of the third vail; Leslie
Gillis. master Of the second vail; Reuben
George 8. Burke, sentinel; oscar F.
Comstock. organist; Fred Sillers. Charles
, R: Bartlett. James s. Hicks and Charles
Mo9se Fs n choir s George sgsa9Sy 9y
on the board Of chapter chamber man
| ayers. The newly elected officers were
| installed by Past Grand High Priest ia
| cobus Jones.
Mount Horeb Chapter. No. Charles
W. Pimper. high priest; Raymond B.
Dickey. king; William w. Scott. scribe;
Fielder 1. Hunter, secretary. and
Grand Chapter-Lucien G. Yung. for
high priest; F. Frank Kimmel, for
king. and Ralph e. Walker, for scribe.
Potomac Chapter. No. s-Harry K.
Pimper. high priest: DR.. Edwin M. Has
brouck. king; Rev. Luther Hess War
Ing. scribe; Charles T. Lindsey. secre-
ary ae1Ey Wem G KrH
land. captain of the host: Bernhard w.
Spille. principal sojourner: Joseph A.
Bennett. royal arch captain: Ben c.
Mco1sy; 6N..5 master ter Of third vail vail; Hugh
William S. Waddy, trustee for three
years. reelected, and Benjamin F.
Harper. sentinel. reelected. Proxies
to Grand Chapter-william ]. Kirk
land. for high priest: Bernhard W.
Spille. for king, and Joseph A. Bennett,
for scribe.
The chapter. through the deputy
grand high priest, Lem Towers jr. pre-
sented a gold past high priests s :; jewel "
to the retiring high priest, Dr. Mont
gomery Hunter.
The officers were installed by George
E. Corson, deputy general grand high
priest of the United States, who is a a
member of Potomac Chapter.
Hiram Chapter, No. 1o-Louis K. Sig
Clarence A. Peterson. scribe; Guy W. A.
Camp, secretary. and George w. Lin
klns, treasurer.
Proxies to Grand Lcdge-John Hamil-
ton, for high priest; James NJ. MCDANIEL.
for king. and John H. Glasco. for scribe
Anacostia Chapter, No. 12-samuel T.
Hind high priest; Elmer E Erickson.
king; Raymond D. Fillius, scribe; Charles
F. Roberts, secretary; Alex. B. Garden,
treasurer.
Proxies to Grand Chapter--John w.
ksimmerling, for high priest: Milton J.
Ffllius. for king. and Louis J. Schroeder.
for scribe.
The F. G. degree will be presented at
Ns, NavaI Loage' No; 4; Thursday evening.
naval Lodge choir has accepted an In
yitation to furnish music for the N. NJ.
oegree at Myron M. Parker Lodge. No.
~, tuesday evening. WorshipfuI Mas
Yer Bradiey Is endeavoring to stimula e
interest in the formation of lodge
choir. and sets as an example the good
work done at Naval Lodge by its voiun
teer choir.
The members of the Masters. Associa-
tion OF 1905 held their tenth annual
banquet at the Hotel Gordon last Non
DAY night with seventeen present. in
cIuding Lurtin R. CHM, grand master
IN y nhat year: Letters were read from
:. Harry Jochun Of The New Jerusalem
Lodge, No. 8. and from Harry Roth
schlid OF Arminius Lodge. No 25, both
OF whom are now living in Chicago. DR..
clarence A. Weaver of HARMONY
Loose. No. II. was reported as detained
az nome through an accident, which
ton. opei"
J. H. Won Hermann Of Hope Lodge. No.
~. was chairman of the evening and
introduced the speakers. the first of
other speakers were DR.. Charles T.
Lindsey of Potomac Lodge, No. 5. now
right eminent grand commander Of the
hhnlgnts Templar Of the District; Do A.
1arnes Hooe OF st. Johns Lodge. No.
~; William Mehn of Takoma Lodge,
NO. 2s. and w. w. Jermane of Pentai,
pha Lodge, No. 20, now deputy grand
master: DR.. Hooe was elected presi-
dent OF the association for 1915.
M nFoiIowing Is the list Of those present:
iel w. Beach. jr.. of No. Z, Erwin s. Hub
bard OF No. 10. DR.. A. Barnes Hooe Of
NO. II, ]. A. Mcdaniel of No. 12, Town
ley A Mckee of No. is, Charles e.
SteVens OF No. 1s, James L. Marshall of
no. -, ]. II. Won Hermann Of No. 20.
Or. Edward S. Smith of No 20, W. w.
Jermane Of No. %. Herbert F. Iyers of
NO. -. Thomas H. Unsworth of No. 26.
Dr. Charles F. Whitney of No. 27, vii.
liam Mehn of No. 20, Fred F. Robev of
No. 80 and Past Grand Master Lurtin p
CHM. 49,
The death of William H. Singleton
OF No. 81 marks the first break in the
ranks OF the masters of 1905. During
tne evening there were fitting tributes
to his memory.
The Triangle Club Of Master Masons
OF the Department of Agriculture met
Temple. The special feature Of the
meeting was an address by Past Grand
Master Lurtin r. CHM on THE Land
marks of Masonry" A number of
amendments to the bylaws Of the club
were considered and also the question
of the adoption of an emblem for the
members.
Potomac Commandery, No. 3, Knights
Templar. has arranged to give an open
reception to DR.. Charles T. Lindsey.
grand commander of the Grand Com
mandery of Knights Templar of the
District Of Columbia. at Masonic Hall,
Georgetown. Thursday evening. The
arrangements are in charge Of q COM
m ttee composed of Past Commando
Waddey and Huddleston and Sir knight
Myers. The members of the COM
mandery have been informed that the
ladies' of their families are invited to
be present
Mount Pleasant Royal Arch Chapter.
No. 13. is preparing for a big time at
its convocaton the evening Of Febru-
ary "a. when. at $3.50 O'Clock. after
routine business. Charles w. Stewart
of Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 33, will
give an informal talk on THE Ameri-
can Flag, Its History and Symbols"
All master Masons have been invited
to be present, and refreshments will
be served.
Takoma Lodge, No 20, will devote
Tuesday evening to rehearsal in prep
aration for the presentation Of the
NJ. NJ. degree. The lodge at its COM
munication the evening of February 23
bylaws with reference to life member
ship. The NJ. NJ. degree will also be
presented and refreshments will be
served.
National Lodge, No. IL. through Wor-
shipful Master Ernest H. Carnes. an
nounces the F. C. degree for Tuesday
evening. the E. A. degree for the evening
OF March 2 and the M NJ. degree for the