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The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
"ProPhcts" to Entertain Master
Masoaa.

About 100 prophets of Kalipolis Grotto
No. 10 visited Baltimore last night and
conducted the ritualistic ceremony at
the first ceremonial of Yedz Grotto, re-
Gently organized in that city. The dele
cation was accompanied by the crotto
band. which furnished music for the
march from the railroad station to the
Lyric Theater. where the ceremonial was
held, and later at banquet at the
Hotel Rennert The full ritualstic cere-
mony was eNemplified. headed by Past
Monarch John H. Shreve, and the degree
team OF kallipohs Grotto. A large
class was initiated and the prospects
are bright for a prosperous Grotto.
Everything is in readiness for the
smoker and entertainment, compliment
tary to the Master Masons of the Dis
trict. to be held at the New Willard Ho-
tel on next Saturday evening. Every
Master Mason in the District has been in
vitcd and 1t is expected to be one of the
largest attended affairs ever held in
Washington. Fast Monarch p r Pull
man. chairman, announces the following
program: Main hall. concert by KaI-
lipolis grotto band. Introductory by the
chairman: message from the realm. SAM
uel F. Shreve: address of welcome
Monarch f. W. Libbey: selection by the
band; address. why the Grotto." Proph-
ct n. w. Thayer; selection by the band:
KaIlipolis Glee Club; duet, Prophet Ed
ward i. Hutchinson and Master Rup-
pert: solo, Prophet Kirk c. Miller; ad-
dress, William +. GUIDE: solo, Prophet
Carl B. Mulvehill: solo, Wilbur L.
Fookes, "The Daughter of the Grotto:"
Italian dialect stories. Master of Cere-
monies l. s. Goldsmith: medley, Slee
club; solo, Prophet Charles Myers: reci-
tation. Prophet d. 5. Goumpf; medley.
Hlee club; Avenue hall. moving pictures
introduction by the chairman: address of
welcome Past Monarch r. b. Dickey;
solo. Prophet John l.. Wilkerson: solo.
Prophet Charles p. Rouse: moving pic
ture: solo, Prophet Kirk c. Miller; selec-
tion. mandolin club; address, Monarch
f. W. LIbbey: solo. Prophet Wilbur f.
Fookes; moving picture; solo, Prophet
Milton ]. Ffllius: Italian dialect. Ed
ward Callow; solo. Prophet Charles d.
Shackleford; moving picture: address.
Prophet Milton Hopfcnmaier: whistling
solo. Prophet David Wolf: recitation,
Prophet Paul Grove: moving picture;
grand finale by band and clce club.
The smoker will be followed by a
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18

Calsnthe Lodge. No. II. was the scene
of an historical event Monday night. Past
Chancellor Abraham ID. Van der Veer.
an original member OF the order. who Is
now member of Calanthe Lodge, was
given a set of resolutions which were
passed unanimously by the supreme
lodge and ordered engrossed in recogni-
ton of Mr.. Van der Veer's work at the
institution Of the order and for services
as one OF the pioneers in the orders S
establishment. Supreme Representative
Bynum made the presentation. and the
recipient made a suitable response. The
large assemblage included Past Supreme
Chancellor Edward Dunn, who made an
interesting talk; Past Supreme Repre-
sentatives John NJ. Kline and Joseph r.
Conner. Grand Chancellor Kimmel. and
other Grand Lodge officers. besides rep
resentatives from nearly all of the sub
ordinate lodges of the District. Follow
ing the presentation the lodge conferred
the rank of knight.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
P,thian. to Attend Divine Services.

Indications point to a large attendance
AT divine services next Sunday night. to
which the members of the Pythian fra
t, rnity have been invited by the Rev.
Dr. +. X. Harding. pastor of Mount Yer
non Place Methodist Episcopal Church
south. who is a member of Franklin
Lodge No =. Grand Chancellor William
A. kimmel has requested all members
of the order DESTROYS of attending these
services to meet at the Pythian Temple
at 80 o'clock and march i'm a body to
the church at O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.

LODGES.
April l9-l'ojomac, No. ). NJ. NJ; y. il. French.
No. Is. social AnacOstia No. u; PentslTha. No.
.. sucial: Mount Pleasant. No. q.
April 0-Nauonal. No. T. +. A; Arminius. No.
>; NJ. NJ. farNer. No. = J.. A.: King David, Nc.
8 +. \.
April arlington Centennial No. IL. +. c.
and f. n: rsiris. No. S. L. A; East Gate. No.
"a. AS T. m. NJ NJ; 30 p. m. business.
April 1.-THE New Jerusalem. No. g. NJ. NJ.
George c. Whiting. No. -, +. c.; Tempe-Noyes.
Nc. 3.
April Z-St. Johns No. Il: Hope No 20.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
April 9-La Fayette, No. ), Washington Naval.
April 2l-Coicnbls. No J. mark; Brightwood, No.
D. social
April 22-wasirinston. No. = 7. and VI. f.
ArTil 23-tureka, M. 4; CAPITOL, No. II. T. and
NJ. z.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
ArriI l9-WashinEtnn Council No. |.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR 'pMMANDERIES.
April l9-Orirnt. No. ). visitation
ATnl @l-r.tnmac Nj. ,. visitation.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
April 1-Mithrss Icdse al Perfection. No. /;
Robert dc Bruce Council. Knights kad,sh. TWEEN
ucth degree
April 2i-L,die. NJ Rite dance at temple
YELLED PROPHETS OF ENCH ASTED REAI, In
April A-KaIlipDls Grotto No Is. entertain Mas
tar Masons.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
April Ie-R;Iih No. l.
April D-Mizpah, No. 8.
April E-William +. Hunt No. s
Anil Z-Takoma. No. l.; Cathedral No. Il; st
Johns Lodge No. is.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
With the Washington Eagles.

The dance given Monday evening
was very successful affair. During
intermission refreshments were served
in the rathskeller, where an orchestra
furnished music. DR.. Kennedy sang
several solos which were greatly ap-
preciated.
The entertainment committee is
planning a number of social and en-
tertaining events for the coming sum-
mer months. which will be announced
at an early date.
During the past week the following
out of town members were visitors at
the club home: Thomas Williams, Spo-
kane. Wash: Joseph Donnelly. Will
Transport, Pa; Arthur Kavanaugh. Bos-
phia, Pa, and II. Brooks. Allentown.
Pa.
Last Tuesday evening Brother Fred r.
W. Reh. of the entertainment commit
tee, was the recipient of a handsome
diamond-studded watch fob.
Initiation Night" is being arranged
for the near future. AIva Aerie. of
Alexandria, Va. will send over fifty
or more candidates and the local aerie
will also have a large number to be
initiated.
The Grand Eerie convention will be
held at Spokane, Wash, August 2-I, and
Washington Aerie expects to send a
large delegation.
Manager Ed. Coughlin. Of the Lib.
ertyites. and Manager Ed. Callan, of
the Justiceites. have issued calls for
candidates for their baseball teams
for this season. Last year the teams
played good ball and the outlook for
the present season IL promising.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Myrtle Lodge to Give ProErn

Myrtle Lodge. No. -. will hold a roll
call meeting Tuesday night at its hall.
3l6 Pennsylvania avenue southeast for
which a pleasing program has been pre-
rared. The committee on arrangements
Is composed of Jacob Nussbaum, Frank
kerper. and Henry W. Marks
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Colu bia Commnndery, X. T., Re-
Ceives Visitors.

The right eminent grand commander
Charles T. Lindsey, accompanied by his
officers. made their annual grand vista
ton to Columbia Commandery. No >,
X. T, Friday evening. April 10. After
the usual visitation ceremonies several
selections were rendered by an orchestra
and the Commandery quartet.
Eminent Grand Commander Lindsey
congratulated retiring Commander Sea-
ton w Trunnell on the very successful
administration of his office. the year be-
ing one of the most prosperous the Com
mandery has ever experienced.
Past Commander DR.. Frank 4. Gibson
presented Past Commander Seaton W.
Trunnell with a handsome past COM
mander's jewel, a gift from the Com
mandery.
The following officers were installed
for the ensuing term:
Commander, Sir Louis II. Meyers: gen.
eralissimo, Sir Ben. +. Iarcombe jr. :;
captain-general, Sir Charles Z. Foster;
senior warden, Sir Robert J. Bell: junior
warden. Sir Melvin W. Wertz; treasurer
r. f. Sir Walter II. Klopfer; recorder
F. Sir Charles F.. Baldwin; prelate. Sir
James II. Mcintosh: standard bearer. Sir
Clayton F. Emig: sword bearer. Sir
Charles F. Roberts: warden. Sir James
A. West; trustee, +. Sir John j. Har-
rover
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18

The committee Of three from each sub
ordinate lodge Of this domain met al
Pythian Temple April 10 AT the call "i
the grand chancellor. outlined its work
after a discussion of its objects. which
will be OF character usually assigned 10
committees on ways and means. with the
definite object of advancing the interests
Of the Pythian Temple property in the
matter Of immediate repairs and clear
ing off the debt at an early date. The
officers of the committee chosen were
Grand Vice Chancellor John Il. Dick
man. chairman; Past Grand Chancellor
II. NJ. NandervOrt. vice chairman: Chan
cellor Commander g. a. McComas. OF
'alanthe Lodge, secretary, and Past
Chancellor Jacob Nussbaum. treasurer.
The committee was largely represented
at the initial session, and last night, at
representative meeting. bylaws were
reported by a committee, headed by Past
Chancellor w. K. Carver, named at the
previous meeting
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
To Celebrate 9Gth Anniversary.

The exercises in honor of the ninety
sixth anniversary of the institution of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows. give
promise of being the finest ever held in
the District of Columbia.
No expense has been spared in the
matter of program. talent or decoration;
unique features being prominent in each
line. discreet silence is being main
tained as to the speaker of the evening.
which augurs some one unusually good.
Every Odd Fellow is asked to be pres
ent at these exercises April 26 and
bring a friend whom he is desirous OF
interesting in the order. 1t is the hope
Of the committee that the order will
and fraternally as n result of their ef-
forts 10 make the anniversary a great
success.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
"DOkays" to Hold Monster
ceremonial.

Ascalon Temple. No. 81. Dramatic Order
knights of khOrassan. at its meeting
Monday night. at Pvthian Temple. ar
ranged for a monster ceremonial to he
held June = According to the plans out
lined it is proposed to make this one of
the biggest "Dokay" meetings of the
year. Some new features are promised
which are expected To give the class now
forming a lively journey across the hot
sands.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18

chairman. Past Noble Grand Josephine
Beahm, that the committee will hold
meeting previous to the meeting of Ruth
Lodge tomorrow evening to consider the
ordering and selecting of the jewels. All
members of the committee are requested
to be present at Ruth Lodge meeting
Monday evening, April 49,
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Tribal Doings of Red Men.

| Logan Tribe met Thursday night a
| Red Mems Hall. corner Wisconsin ave
! nue. and y street northwest.
The degree team conferred the degree:
on H. B. Winslow, of White Eagle, anC
! l.. Levitts, of Red Wing tribes.
An invitation was extended by Rec
| Wing Tribe for the members of Logar
Tribe to attend a social to he giver
| Monday, April 10. Interesting remark.
were made by Past Sachems Brisco anC
Doherty, of White Eagle: Brother.
Kruse, Brown and Lcvitts. of Red
Wing tribes.
Minrola Tribe. of Anacostia. met Fri.
day night at Masonic Hall. y challenge
was received and accepted from Usage
Tribe to a bowling contest.
Idaho Tribe held a very interesting
meeting on Tuesday night at Northeast
Temple Twelfth and II streets north
east. A large class initiation was held
Work was put on by the tribes splendid
degree team.
Red Wing Tribe met at si3 Louisiana
avenue northwest last week. The regu-
lar order of business was transacted and
several interesting committee reports
were received and acted upon.
Sioux Tribe. No Is. mot at its W'igwam
last Thursday night at Painters Hall.
Sixth and G streets northwest. Tribal
business was disposed of and several
committee reports accepted.
A large number of the members of the
several tribes are due for initiation in
the hayIoft the last Thursday of this
month
Tcnnallytown. Wednesday night Appli-
cations for membership of L. c. Thomp-
son and F.. Flogel were received. The
tribe will pay fraternal visit to Osceola
Tribe. of Alexandria. Va. in May.
Seneca Tribe met Friday night at Bank
Hall. 3l6 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
SaChem J. e. Altman. jr., is working
hard To make his administration sue
cess by having his tribe reorganizc its
degree team.
Usage Tribe met Monday night at So
cety Temple. Fifth and G streets north
west. The tribes bowling team is prac-
ticing for the game with Mineola Tribe.
Remarks were made during the good of
the order by Past Great Sachem DIR. w.
S. Whitman and Sachem DIR. Shelter
man.
Degree of Pocahontas.
Waneta Council met Tuesday night at
Society Temple, Fifth and G. streets
northwest. The application Of Mrs. Ida
Gayle and Estella Phillips were approx
ed by the committee and voted upon IA
vorably.
White Eagle Council met Wednesday
night at Society Temple. The members
were very much pleased with the enter
tsinment held last Wednesday night. and
plans are under way for the last open
meeting. to be held the first meeting
night in May.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18

Federal City Lodge. No. 20. at its last
meeting conferred the first degree upon
one of the largest classes of candidates
that ever received the degree at one tim"
in any single lodge IN this district. This
lodge is the proud pOsseSSor Of the Grand
Lodge banner for perfection in degre"
work. which was won several Years ago
in competition for the prize in comforting
degrees. At tho close Of the meeting
Past Grand George Wilson offered a rrso-
luton that when the lodge adjourn. il
do so in respect to the memory of Abra-
ham Lincoln. Pest Grand Wilson stated
that a son of a Confederate soldier
he desired to offer the resolution. The
resolution was seconded in short speeches
by Past Grand Master John II. Wood and
Past Grand Russ. both being th.. sons
of Union soldiers. The resolution was
unanimously adopted. Mount Plea SAINT
Lodge. No. %. having over thirty "andi-
dates present to receive the degree at
tended in a body. Remarks were made
by Noble Grand Edwin A Swingie. Vice
Grand W. F.. Andrews. and Secretary
Bert V. Wolfe. which were responded to
by Grand Marshal j. T. Humphreys.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Will Visit Metropolis Lodge.

Beacon Lodge. No. L.. conferred tn"
nitlatory degree at its last meeting. At
the next meeting the first degree will he
conferred upon several candidates. The
members of this lodge will pay fra
tcrnal visit to Metropolis I.OdSc on FRI
day evening. April -. when Warden ID.
Edward Clark will deliver an address.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
CAPITAL Lodge to Meet.

Capital Lodge No. "a. will hold what
Chancellor Commander Motyka terms a
mass meeting Tuesday night to con-
slider proposed amendments to the by
laws
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18

Buffalo Booster CEREMONIAL at the
New Willard on May s. The short-form
initiation will be used and a large class
is expected. This will be the last cere-
monal prior to the convention of the
Supreme Council convention to be held
at Buffalo June Z, S. and 9.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Knights Of Pythias Events.


LODGES
April l9-EIual. No II: Au.aIanth, No. .. grand
visitation; Century, No. o.
April D-Webster. No. Z: Excelsior, No "A; Capi-
tai. No. a Myrtle. No .
April H-MoInt Vernon No s.
April 2-HA:m :mOny No. n
April ZI-Syraclsians. No. 10; Rathbone-Sup.rior.
No. p grand visitation
PYTHIAN SISTERS
April ls-Past Chiefs Associat ton monthly meet
ing
April 2l-Frendship Temple No g.
April 3-Rathbone Temple. No. 8. initiation.
New Pythfan Lodge to be Orxanix ed
A meeting will be held the latter part
of this month preliminary to the organi-
zation of new Pythian lodge in Mount
Pleasant.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Grand NIsitatiOns Announced.

The grand visitations OF the current
week will be to Amaranth Lodge. No.
~. in the Northeast Masonic Temple.
Eighth and streets northeast, tomOr-
row night, and to Rathbone-Superior
Lodge. No. -, in Pythian Temple. on
Friday night. Grand Chancellor Kim
mel has requested the lodges to be in
readiness to receive the Grand Lodge Of
ficers at S:l5 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
New Pythian Lodge to be Orxa ni.e
Activities Of Pythian Si.ter..

The Past Chiefs Association, Pythian
Sisters. will hold its regular monthly
meeting tomorrow night at the residence
of Mrs. Minnie Wolfshemer. 40 Tenth
street northwest. The president Mrs
Mary +. Mitchell. announces that after
the transact of business a unique pro-
gram Of entertainment will be presented.
Rathbone Temple. No. s. will initiate a
number of candidates at its meeting Fri
day night. when the drill team. under
direction of Fl. Elkton Smith. will intro
duce a number of new features. The
temple held a successful euchre last Fri
day night. the last of series which has
been given by the ways and means COM
mittee. of which Mrs. Kate Smith Is
chairman.
Friendship Temple, No. ., Pythian Sis
ters. initiated candidates Wednesday
night and received a number of applica-
tons. After the temple closed those
present were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Kennicut. number OF games were
played. after which refreshments were
served.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Columbia Chapter, o. f. s., Meet.

Columbia Chapter. No. l., o. f. S. met
Monday evening, at the hall. corner
Fourteenth and Kenyon streets. with
large attendance of members and visitors.
After the regular business was trans
acted, 800 was played and refreshments
were served The chapter has arrang-
ed to hold its semi-annual rummage sale
during the week of April 26. at 20lS Geor-
gia avenue.
The Floral Circle Of the chapter will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Holmes.
623 Lamont street. Monday afternoon at
1:30 p. IN.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18

Ii Is announced from the Office of
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal II. j.
Gasson that the printed journal of the
proceedings of the recent session of the
Grand Lodge will be ready for distribu-
ton during the current week.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
OhiciaIs Visit st. Johns Lodge Chap
ter. q. f.. :.

st. Johns Lodge Chapter. No. Is. o. +.
=, was pleasantly surprised at its last
meeting by a visit from the worthy grand
matron and the worthy grand patron.
The chapter was honored also by the
presence of the grand chaplain and the
grand sentinel, as well as visiting mem-
hers from this and other Jurisdictions.
Worthy Matron jeanette Y. Lashhorn.
assisted by the officers. conferred the de-
grees in an impressive manner Music
was rendered by volunteer choir con-
sisting of Mrs Poynton. Mrs. Beach.
Mrs. German. Mr.. Rowen, Mr.. Brooks
and DIR. Buchanan. with Miss Eta Aus
tin. organist. All enjoyed listening to
the addresses, which followed, by Grand
Matron Loeffler. Grand Patron Poynton
Grand Chaplain Harper, Grand Sentinel
Rowen and Worthy Patron Stanahan.
of Brookland Chapter. All members OF
the order are cordially invited TO the next
meeting. Friday. April -.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18

The grand secretary announces that the
advance copies of tn. Grand Lodge Jour
nal for the year 1914 have been received
at his Office in the Columbian Building.
and that a copy has been delivered or
mailed to each representative of the
Grand Lodge. with instructions to exam
inc the same and return to him with all
errors noted and corrections relating to
omissions, so that the printers may re-
ceive the corrected copy without any de-
lay.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Doings of the Odd Fellows.
Calendar r.

LODGES.
April ls-unon, No. II. business; Beacon. No. Is.
degree: Lansdon No 6. business.
April D-Washinctou No. s. visitation; Golden
Rule. No. q, business Amity No. =. business.
April 2l-Eastern. No. 7, degree: Harmony. No 9.
d,gree; Friendship No. IL. business; Federal City.
No % degree
April 2-CuhImbia No. 10; Salem. No. 2, and
Excelsior. No. t. degree.
April 3-Me.ropolis. No. l6, and Central. No. /.
degree: Phoenix. No. 3. business.
ENCAMPMENTS.
April 21-Mount Nebo, grand visitation.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
April e4-Canton Washington No. !. social and
drill.
REBEKAH LODGES.
April ls-Ru;h. No. .. grand visitation fy nresi-
dent of Rebekah Assembly and grand master and
officers.
April 9-Marha Washington. No. }. grand vista
ti"n by president Of assembly grand master and
officers; Dorras, No. T. dcgrr,,
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Caution OF COolness.

She-George, dear.
He-Yes. mine own?
She-Why don't you write me some love
letters like they read in court? Is IL
that you don't trust me?-Kansas City
Star.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Friendship Chapter Confers DeEr

Friendship Chapter, No. Il. O. +. S.
met nthe Masnic Temple, Tennally-
town. Tuesday. The degrees were con-
ferred on a large number of candi-
dates. The flower parade in the
chapter room was much enjoyed by
all.
A rummage sale will he held for
the benefit of the chapter the week
of May 26, at 2023 Georgia avenue
northwest. Mrs. Nellie Fletcher made
a favorable report. The chairman of
the theater party reported that a
"theater party" will he given at Polls
on Monday evening. May 10. Tickets
will be ready at the next meeting.
The worthy matron. Mrs. MaZella
Parks. appointed a committee of four
to arrange for an excursion.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Initiates Large Class of Candidates.

Metropolis Lodge No. l6. initiated a
class of candidates at its last meeting.
The degree was under the direction of
Noble Grand Humphrey. At the next
meeting the first degree will be conferred
by a team consisting of members of the
old degree team
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
COlu IN bia Lodge Has Visitors.

Columbia Lodge. No. 10. received one
application at its last meeting. \ large
number of visitors were present from
other jurisdictions Past Grand Billing
who has been on the sick list. was pres
ent and assisted in degree work.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Grand Secretary RapP Examines
Library.

The Noble and Vice GrandS' Assuria- =
ton held very interesting meeting ON
Saturday evening in the library OF 7. @.
o. +. Hall Members from every lodge
were present. Noble Grand Burgess. of
Harmony Lodge. the president of the
association, presided. The cXamina ton
of the library was taken up by Grand
Secretary Frank +. Rapp and the history
of its institution was related The library
and the method of obtaining books thnre-
from not being understood by many
members of the order the noble and
vice Grands will advise each member of
the rules governing the library. and will
render such assistance as possible to
those desiring books. 1t is hoped that
during the year greater Inducements may
he held out for patronage by the indi-
vidual member. The library has been in
eXiStence since October !. lNfn.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Eastern Lodge Announce. Degree
Work.

Eastern. No. :. conferred the first de-
gree upon large class of candidates at
its last meeting. The work was eXceD-
tionally well rendered. Next Wednesday
the second degree will he conferred un-
der the direction Of Degree Director Past
Grand Moore. 1t is expected that several
new innovations will he introduced in
this degree, and all members who are in
terested in degree work are requested 10
be present.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18

Ruth Rebekah Lodge. No. . will re-
ceive the president and officers Of the
Rebecca Assembly tomorrow evening
This is the home lodge of the marshal OF
the assembly. Past Noble Grand Belle NJ.
Carter. Grand Master W. J. Rich and
his corps Of Grand Lodge officers will ac-
company the president on this occasion.
The officers of Ruth Lodge will confer
the Rebekah degree and they also have
prepared a program to h" rendered at the
close of the meeting
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18

The euChre given by Canton Washing
ton. No. ]. on Friday evening was well
attended. Many valuabl" prizes were
given, and the reports SHOW that finan-
cially it was also success. netting the
cantons considerable sum toward their
annual trip expenses.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
asst Visit of Series to Washington
Lodge.

Washington Lodge. No. 6. will receive
Grand Master William J. Rich in the last
of his spring series of visits to the subor-
dinate lodges on Tuesday evening. April
20. The entertainment committee has 4
surprise for all who may attend.