The Washington herald., 1915-08-29
Masonic Affairs.

LODGES.
August aLpo.omac, No 5 tspedaD r. c.
September Washington Centennial No. a
called OF: osiris. No. Is. NJ NJ; Kink Solomon
No. 81 1.-THE daylight LODGE, B. A. and East Gate
No. 81.
September q Naval. No. 4; Hiram, No 10: La
fayette. No. le. and William R. Singleton, No. 30
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
September columbia. No. !. NJ. and Bright
wood, No. .
September s-Grand CHARTER school Of instruction
KNIGHT TEMPLAR CoMAIANDERIES.
September I-Washington, No. |. called Of.
BOARD OF RELIEF.
September -Morthly meeting.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
September i-Arene No. TO-
September 2-Esther. No. 5.
September martha. No. 4, and Ascension.
No. %.
A special communication has been an
hounced by Potomac Lodge. No. 5. for to-
morrow night, when the Georgetown
lodge will have the F. C. degree
Junior Warden Duncan McLaren will
have charge of the E. A. degree Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock at the COM
munication of King Solomon Lodge, No.
81. The Rev. Edgar c. Powers has ac-
NcplGo dI NltdlLOu " pc pISScul
assist in the work, a new feature which
Acting Master Archibald ]. Rose has in
troduced in the first and second degrees.
daylight Lodge" Duckpin Team
Eager for Season.
The captain of the bowling team which
is to represent the daylight lodge" in
the Masonic Duckpin League reports all
fr for he nf ha
son Monday night. September 13. at the
Sherman alleys. The King Solomon
team rolls its first game on Thursday
night of the opening week.
The fraternal visit of the lodge to Me-
ridian Lodge, Richmond will be made
Monday, October D. 1t is expected a
large delegation from this jurisdiction
will accompany King Solomon Lodge.
1t is noted in the monthly circulars is
sued by the Masonic lodges of this juris-
diction that much interest is being taken
in the proposed employment bureau, the
organization of which is expected to be
perfected at an early date.
The Masonic lodges calling off for the
cations calendared for September.
Arninius Lodge. No. %, will have
:harEe of the services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home Sunday after
noon. September Z. at o'clock. Fol-
lowing the services the members of the
lodge will visit Henry T. Ries. honorary
member and former treasurer. at S.
Chestnut street, near the home.
Hiram Lodge, No. 10, resumed work
after the summer vacation period Tues
day night, when the NJ. NJ. degree was
conferred.
LebGnon, No. :, Has Junior Bowling
Team.
Lebanon Lodge. No. Z. will confer the
NJ NJ degree Friday night. with Senior
Warden Charles E. Alexander presiding
and the line officers of the lodge ad-
vanced one station. Following the de-
gree work refreshments will be served.
At the last communication the F. c. de-
gree was conferred, with Lester ].
Kelley. junior warden. in charge. Leba-
non Lodge is reported to be taking a
great interest in the bowling league.
Capt. Meals states that a junior bowling
team has been organized in the lodge.
The contests of these teams will take
place on the Royal alleys.
Knights Temp7ar.
Orient Day at Chesapeake Beach
Thursday was attended by a large
number of members of the commandery
and its friends. The various events
arranged made the day success. Past
Commander E. H Hazleton was chair
man of the general committee. The
several committees were as follows:
Reception-Guy NJ. NeelS. chairman: A. Nc
K.nze jesse W. Lee. u. George G ob.r. Arrine
w Johnston Edwin B. Hes-e. William E. Miller,
Allen Bussius. Fred s. Cawson. William Mehn. Z.
II Tompsins. Joserh Fl. Milans. P. B. Otterback.
Maurice otterback. D. ". Beach. jr. and Joseph
program-Georse ". Slater. chairman Roger f.
Ia Hayne Burt A. Grist. J. E. Petersen. lgnatius
Gerad, William A. Hasler. and A. y. c. Weisen-
born.
AthIetic-charles r. squier chairman; Thomas J.
Gates Fred S. Cswson, John l. Bonini L G.
Bailey Charles Fl. Baker. Samuel q. Beck Richard
Williau, A. Hasper. John Gaub A. L. Greenwood.
william T. Hebbard Roger Z. La Hayue. z. J.
Hollis and Samuel B. Pcle.
TIcksts-w1li,m NJ. Heinline. chairman; William
E Miller, and Harry E. Gladman,
Reunion Being Planned.
Members of the local bodies Of the An
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite are con-
plans for the fall reunion. which
is to be held October 13, IA and Is. 1t
is announced that during the week Of
October 10 members of the order from
Alexandria are to attend and classes are
to be carried through to the thirty-sec-
ond degree. in order that new members
may take part in the dedication exer-
cIses which follow.
The work of the reunion Will precede
- fhn SNnffich
Temple. which occurs October Is. A
large attendance is expected to be pres
ent from all parts of the country, a |
special train having already been ar
ranged from the Southwest. William T.
Galleher has been appointed chairman Of
reunion. and a large class is expected
because of the unusual program to be
carried out
Sovereign Grand Commander George
Fleming Moore has appointed a commit
tee of five on dedication Of the new Scot
tish Rite Temple, the personnel Of which
will be announced at later date.
Eastern Star Chapters.
The chapter officers and members have
had a restful vacation with attendance
at an occasional outing, and are expected
to resume fall and winter work with
vigor.
Areme Chapter, No. 10 will meet We'd
nesday night. when a social get-together
session will be held. Grand Patron Ar
thur N. Povnton will give a talk on the
history Of the order. Other features are