The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Annual Field Day Announced.


The annual field day of the Masonic
fraternity of this jurisdiction will take
the form this year of a baseball game,
under the auspices of the Masters Asso-
citation. between team representing the
lodges meeting in the new Masonic Tenn
pie and a team representing the outlying
lodges, proceeds to go to the permanent
endowment fund of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home.
President Minor, of the Washin ct on
Baseball Club, has donated the American
League Park for this game for Saturday,
July ). The following committee of me
Masters Association is in charge: Al
bert g. McChesney, master of ST. John s
Lodge, chairman; Frank c. Shaw, master
Of Stansbury Lodge, vice chairman; Ern-
est A. Coleman, master of Harmony
Lodge; Ernest w. Porter, master of Ia
koma Lodge; ]. Henri Wagner, master
of Pentalpha Lodge; Cornelius Ii. Fail
ing, master of George G. Whiting Lodge;
Charles q. Dougherty. master of New
Jerusalem Lodge; Charles W. kiel. mas
ter OF Last Gate Lodge; William f. Sims,
master of Lafayette Lodge; Albert IS.
Snavely, master of Naval Lodge, and
Paul +. Lesh, master of Washington Cen
tennial Lodge. president of the associd
ton and member ex officio.
Notes of Scottish Rite Bodies.
ON Tuesday, April ~, Robert De Bruce
Council, knights kadosh, Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite, will confer the
twentieth degree, grand master of all
symbolic lodges. with Horace p. McIn-
tosh, thirty-second degree, X. &. e. IL,
as venerable master, assisted by Ellwood
=. Money, thirty-second degree. X. c.
{. IL: Allen Bussius, thirty-third de-
degree, Hon; William l.. Boyden, thir-
ft--f frI Ion Tntr
ty-third degree. Hon.; Olaf Saugstad,
thlrty-second degree; John H. Won Herr
mann, thirty-second degree, X. c. c. H.;
William Tayloe Snyder, thirty-second de-
gree, X. c. c. H; Wisdom d. Brown,
thirty-second degree, and Charles G. +.
Toepper, thirty-second degree. X. c. c.
H.
The annual meeting of Evangelist
Chapter, Rose Croix, Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite, for the election Of
officers. was held Tuesday. April 49, with
the following results:
George r. Davis, thrty-second degree,
X. c. c. H, wise master; Horace 2. Nc
Tntosh, thirty-second degree, X. c. c. H.,
senior warden; Sulaimann David, thirty
second degree, X. c. c. H., junior war
den: Roe F'ulkerson. thrty-second de-
gree, orator; Elmer +. Simpson, thirty
second degree, X. c. c. H., secretary;
Louis Goldsmith. thirty-third degree,
Hon, almoner and treasurer; Francis A.
Sebring. thirtythird degree, Hon, build
ing trustee.
The wise master-elect made the follow
ing appointments: Milton Hopfenmaier, |
thirty-second degree, *. g. c. H.. master
OF ceremonies; l.. Cleveland McNemar, |
thiTty-second degree, expert; Nathan
WE'LL. thirty-second degree, X c. c. H., |
assistant expert: Burgess W. Marshall, |
thirty second degree, standard bearer: |
Monte Sanger. thirty-third degree, Hon, |
guardian OF the temple; William Tayloe |
Snyder, thirty-second degree. n. c. c. |
H., chaplain; James II. Trimble. thirty (
third degree, Hon, tiler.
Tn" officers, elected and appointed, |
were installed by the retiring wise mas
ter. John II. Won Hermann, thirty-sec-
"nd degree, X. G. c. II.
ON Saturday. April "A. the Scottish Rite
bodies will give their monthly dance to
the ladies of the rite and their friends
Meyer Davis Orchestra will furnish the
music and +. Raymond Bause will again
give instruction to any who desire it,
between the hours of S and go p. M