The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.
LODGES.

DFFld, No.
September 9-Hsrnony. No II. 5:45 E. A: 80.
NJ. NJ
September g-The New Jerusalem. No. 9; George
c. Whiting, No. 2; Tempe-Noses. No. g; NAVAL
September 2s-st. John's. No II. NJ NJ; Hope
No. % N. N.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
September Zl-La Fayette. No. 5.
September z2-Mount Pleasant. No. 3. mark.
September Zs-washngton. No. ?. business.
September ei-Eurcka. No. 4; Caritol. No. Il.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS
September N-Waslington Council, No. !. de-
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ooMMANDERIEs.
September D-orient No. 5.
September l1-washington, No. /.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
September 2l-Mithras Lodge Of Perfection. No. l.
YELLED PROPHETS OF ENCHANTED REALM.
September 1l-Kalhpolis Grctto No Is. business
and short torm imitation. Chamber Of Commerce
Hall.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
September A-Ruth No l.
September 2-Mizpah, No. 8.
September 2-Nauni. No. ;: Brookland. No. H.
September E-Wiliam F. Hunt. No. le
September 2i-Takoma. No. u; Cathedral. No. Il:
ST. Johns, No Is.
H. p. Mcintosh to Give Lecture.
BENJAMIN B. French Lodge. No. 1s.
at its communication tomorrow night
will be favored. Worshipful Master
Arthur W. Davidson announces. with
an outline and description of the E.
A, F. c.. and NJ NJ. degrees. accord
ing to the Scottish Rite ritual The
lecturer is a past master in the York
rite, Horace P Mcintosh. who also is
a past master and thirty-second de-
gree K. c. c. H. in the Scottish Rite.
Mr.. Mcintosh. who is a United States
naval officer. received these degrees
in country where the work of the
blue lodge was entirely according to
Scottish Rite ritual. AS a means of
information as well as comparison.
the occasion offers, the master states.
an opportunity which Is not often
available.
Past Master to Confer Degree.
worshipful Master John w Ward. in
his circular. calls special attention to
the communication of HHount Pleas
ant Lodge, No. 33. tomorrow night
when the NJ. N. degrees will be con-
ferred by past masters of Harmony
Lodge. after which refreshments will
be served.
Local Mason Given High once.
George E. corson. general grand
high priest Of Royal Arch Masons of
the United States, returned to the city
Friday. after return trip from San
Francisco. which was full OF ovations
along the route in honor of his selection
as the head of the general grand chapter.
A number of District Masons of high de-
gree. headed by Lem Towers. jr.. grand
high priest of tEis Jurisdiction. who ar
rived from the West on Wednesday. met
General High Priest Corson at the Union
Station and he was given a cordial well
come to his home city by the members
of capitular Masonry. A general recep-
ton is being planned for the general
grand high priest. to be held the latter
part Of next month.
Candidates to Take Easy Way"
An important business meeting of
Kallipolis Grotto. No. Is, will be held
at the Chamber of Commerce Hall
Tuesday night. The short form OF in
itiation will be applied to the cam
didates who are lucky enough to get
in reports of committees on the
Chesapeake Beach outing. the trip to
Colonial Beach, and the theater party
are expected to be made at this
meeting. together with the informal
program which is unusually part of the
grotto's business meeting.
Preparations are now being made
for a monster ceremonial to be held
al the New Willard on the evening
of October g a ladies' night will
be held in November. the details of
which will be announced later.
Scottish Rite to Entertain Master
NIasons.
Next Tuesday night Mithras hodge
of Perfection, Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite. will hold a meeting for
the reception of petitions for the
dedication class" October IS. IA and
Is. At the meeting of the member
ship committee, of which William T.
Galliher is chairman. held September
IA, reports were made by a number
of subchairmen and quite a number
Of petitions were received.
The prospect for a large class is
excellent as this is one of the most
favora BILE opportunities ever presented
10 Master Masons to receive the high
er degrees of masonry.
The executive committee Of the
Scottish Rite bodies have under con-
sideration a plan to hold a reception
at an early date. when Master Ma
sons of the District may have oppor-
unity 10 meet the sovereign grand
commander and the officers of the
local bodies, inspect the cathedral and
enjoy the entertainment provided.
King David Lodge vites All Nasons
King David Lodge. No. 2s. F. A. A NJ.
which meets in the temple, Twelfth and
Monroe streets. Brookland. is to have
work in the NJ. NJ degree at the COM
muncation on Tuesday. September q.
and P. G. NJ. Lurtin r. CHM and Deputy
Grand Master w. W. Jermane will give
addresses. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all Masons
Masonic Bowlers Start Season.
The Masonic Bowling Association held
a meeting recently at the home Of Joseph
r. Costinett. adopted bylaws and COM
pleted arrangements for the opening
night of the season. namely. Monday
September l3.
Harvey T. Rogers. president Of the
local branch Of the Atlantic Coast Duck
pin League. was chairman OF the opening
night ceremonies. and after brief state
ment Of the purposes and ambitions Of
the Masonic Duckpin League introduced
Past Grand Master ]. Claude KEEPER. the
honorary president Mr.. KEEPER deliv-
cred the address Of welcome. and in turn
introduced Past Grand Master Cowles. of
Kentucky. the guest OF honor.
Past Grand Masters KEEPER and
Cowles each rolled one ball down the
alley. then the masters OF lodges having
teams participating in the first nights
program each rolled one ball. The fol-
lowing masters OF lodges took part to
this extent, but no record was kept of
the number of pins they spilled: William
z Sims of La Fayette Lodge No 10: