Evening star., 1915-02-07
ing. a Jewel was presented to Junior
Past Master Albert A. Glaze.

ing. a Jewel was presented to Junior
Past Master Albert A. Glaze.
At the stated communication Of Naval
Lodge, No. 4. Thursday evening. Febru-
airy 4, the F. c. degree was presented. the
new junior warden, Henry Page, head
ing the line. The F.. c. degree will be
presented again at the next stated COM
municaton. A resolution was adopted by
the lodge Thursday, by which a member
will be exempted from the payment OF
dues for the remainder Of his life upon
payment Of SIS. This course was adopted
for the purpose Of materially reducing the
outstanding debt on Naval Lodge build
ing.
Washington Centennial Lodge is TO
have Maryland night. February II, to
entertain Birmingham Lodge and also
her neighbor. Mount Hermon Lodge.
No. 179, of Hyattsville.
After the pressing matters Of busi-
ness the r. c. degree will be conferred.
Junior Warden Marx Z. Kahn presid-
ing.
The social arrangements are in
charge of committee of which P. M.
Leonard +. Steuart is chairman. and
this part of the program will be begun
at $3.50 in the banquet hall.
Washington Centenniafs team is now
third in the Masonic Duckpin League.
In February the team is to play the fol-
lowing teams: The 11th. Lebanon, at
National Rifles alleys. s18 G street:
Rifles alleys. and the 2sd. Stansbury.
at the Diamond alleys.
The committee on visiting the sick
for February is: Junior Deacon Robert
r Cooke. jr., chairman. 1857 Columbia
Todd, Charles F. Purdy. Arthur w.
Calver, Roscoe c. Campbell and Clarence
Hill.
In accorJa with tho OF p5ip0 roso.
luton adopted a year ago. the follow
ing committee has been chosen to rep
resent Osiris Lodge, No. 26. in addition
to its regular officers, twelve in num-
ber. at all its Masonic funerals during
1915: Joseph Herzog (volunteer). g. c.
Cohen. Z. l. Creamer. w. B. Creecy, D.
NJ Crdler. G. A Davidson, w. H.
De Shields, ]. B. Dexter, ]. Eisemann,
s. Fischer. C. F. Flory. w. D. Foos, F.
C. Fowler. A. j. Frederick. c. S. Frye
and s. F. Gillespie.
The Masonic Board of Relief Of the
District of Columbia has adopted the
following:
Resolved, That it be urgently recon-
mended to the contributing lodges and
their members that they refrain entire
ly from relieving applicants for char
ity. other than their own members, but
refer all such applicants to the board"
The Office of the board is the library
of the Masonic Temple, and a commit
tee will be found on duty each week
day from to 8 pm.
The meeting of the auxiliary home
board was held In the New Masonic
Temple Monday. January 20. Reports
were read from all committees, after
which the annual election took place,
resulting as follows:
Emile R. Botsch, president: Mrs. c.
Campbell, first vice president; Mrs. r.
Meiners, second vice president; Mrs
Flora Campbell, secretary; Mrs Minerva
Crawford, donation secretary.
Mrs. Botsch spoke of the theater
benefit to be given by the auxiliary
home board at Polls Theater Monday
and Tuesday, February Is and 16, pro-
ceeds to be given to the Masonic and
Eastern Star home.
The regular convocation of Mt. Yer
non Chapter. No. 8. Royal Arch Ma
sons. Is to be held tomorrow evening.
when the annual election and installa-
tion of officers will take place.