Evening star., 1915-04-18

occupy all of Friday. The latter trir
will extend almost to the Canadian
border and will include visits to nu'
merous cities, inspection of salmon
canneries and a journey through the
scenic San Juan Islands.
The week will close Saturday with q
decorated automobile and float parade
in the afternoon and a second pageant
in the evening, headed by the '"Tilikums
of Elttaes." booster order founded
on the Indian legendry of the north
west. This pageant will throw open the
city to the Mardi Gras festivities, in
Guiding dancing on the streets ant
High Priest Walter F. Smith OF
lBrightwood Chapter No: 3. announces
sh, the hsxt ehaPtH5 I evanna nold ap
I'D, to which all Masons and their
families are invited. The program will
Iconsist of musical and literary num-
bers rendered by. well known talent.
conclusion of the exercises.
worshipful Master John W. Ward has
announced the F. c. degree in Mount
Pleasant Lodge. No. 33. tomorrow
evening: the E. A. degree for the com
munfcation of May 8 and the NJ. NJ
degree for the communication of May
II. Mount Pleasant Lodge has ac-
meeting" of Mount Pleasant Royal
Arch Chapter, No. 12. Wednesday even
ing, April 2s. for the Half Hour With
Roe Fulkerson."
The Masonic Duckpin League is to
celebrate the end of it's season with a
banquet the evening Of April 80.
! Grand Commander Charles T. Lind.
sey installed the new officers of Co
lumbia Commandery. No. 2, Friday
evening upon the occasion of his an
nual visitation A program of orches-
was presented. Past Commander DR.
Frank +. Gibson. on behalf of the
| commandery, presented the retiring
commander Seaton w. Trunnel with
| Shackelford Is to be the new adjutant
of the commandery. DIR. Gibson having
retired because of the demands of his
| profession.
Members of George c. Whiting Lodge.
No. %. will attend the lecture to be
| given tomorrow evening by Terence
| Y. Powderly. under the auspices OF
| Pentalpha Lodge. No. %. in the COM
| mandery asylum. at Masonic Temple.
| about $50 o'clock. The lodge will
| have the F. c. degree Thursday even
| ing in it's own lodge room in George
own.
Suggestions for the establishment Of
a Masonic employment bureau, which
were originally made in the New Jeru-
| salem Lodge. No. 9. are said to be re-
ceiving the active support of the fra
! ternity in general. Worshipfu1 Master
Ernest H. Carnes of National Lodge.
| No. IL, has asked suggestions from the
! members of his lodge for the organiza-
tion and conduct of the bureau. and
others. it is said, are likely to do so
| in the near future.
Harmony Lodge. No. II. is going to
! entertain exclusively the woman friends
| the evening of April 80. 1t will give
them an opportunity to hear the new
] organ and to listen to an entirely
| musical program. Following the con-
cert will be dance in the basement
| banquet hall, under the direction of
| Past Master Roe Fulkerson. The con-
cert will begin at 8 o'clock in Har-
| mony lodge room.
! The lodge will have the F. c. degree
at special at 5:45 O'Clock the afternoon
| of April 2S and the NJ. M. degree at the
regular communication at 1870 o'clock.
| Rev. Edward Marshall Mott, who re-
Gently conducted the religious services
at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
| has been appointed the lodge chaplain.
| the former chaplain. David R. Covell.
| having left the city to remain in
| definite period.
I At the conclusion of the communica-
| ton of Dawson Lodge. No. Is. the even
| ing of April 20. a week from tomorrow
| evening, Daniel r. Prettyman is going
| to give a moving-picture show in the
| banquet room for the entertainment of
| the members and their friends. Wor-
| shipful Master Royal E. Corwin prom
| ises other features for the occasion.
! Roe Fulkerson, past master of Har-
| mony Lodge. as we'll as junior grand
| steward of the Grand Lodge and a past
| highest officer of almost every other
| Masonic body in the District of Colum-
bia, is to devote a half hour, more or
less, of his time and talent to the en-
tertainment of the members and friends
of Mount Pleasant Royal Arch Chapter,
No. 13. the evening of April 2s The en-
| tertainment is designed for master
Masons without chapter affiliations. Mr.
Fulkerson was the prime mover it is
/ said. in the formation of the Rev Hugh
T. Stevenson Bible class of Masonic as
pirants, which meets every week at a
| local theater for biblical instruction by
| the grand chaplain of the grand lodge
| Of the District. He is also accounted a
| raconteur of some pre-eminence, and
High Priest r. Stone Jackson promises
a rare treat in the entertainment sched-
| uIed