Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-17

members of the Eastern Star. After a
medley by the company and numerous
original jokes by the end. musical
| numbers were sung by Miss Gerlach,
| Charles f. Moore, Mrs. Addison; Harry
| l.. Shackelford. coon song; Senorita
J DeCambo, Mrs. Isdell, Richard E. Back
ing, Paul f. Grove and Fred c. Schaf-
| fer. Selections were also rendered by
Eureka Quartet. A unique feature of
the show was the intermixing of old
songs with those of today, illustrated
! with slides.
| Those who took part in the chorus
| were Misses Austin. Leizer. Linthicum,
Nelson. Darnall. Gerlach. Harries. Shaw
and Mesdames Isdell. Snavely. Addison.
Harry shackelford. Grove. Meals.
krause, Franklin. Lang, Paine. For
tesque and Blumenthal. The evening
closed with the serving Of refreshments
and an informal dansant. The com
mittee In charge consisted of Charles
D. Shackelford, Blair Mckenzie and
Charles E. Alexander.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Ma
sonic Duckpin League was held last
Sunday afternoon. Several lodges ap-
Piled for admission, but as the schedule
had been printed and alleys secured
for only ten lodges. they could not be
admitted this year: A committee of
the prizes shall be awarded. A large
attendance of ''rooters' is on hand at
each contest to ''whoop it up" for their
respective lodge teams.
Worshipful Master Richard NJ. Tow
son, in announcing the E. A. degree
for the communication of Osiris Lodge.
No 26. Wednesday evening. also states
degree at the communication the even
ing of February 3. Past Master Thomas
II. Unsworth is the chairman of the
committee for the sick of the lodge.
Worshipful Master Ernest H. Carnes
of National Lodge, No. IL, has set
apart February for a periodical get
together" of the lodge members and
The communication of February Is
will be devoted largely to the F. c.
degree. The master also welcomes
back to the ranks" in his own lodge
with a pretty little tribute of esteem.
and in addition says some nice things
to the new grand master, Alexander
Grant.
Senior Warden Mccarthy will head
the line in Washington Centennial
Lodge, No. IA. Wednesday evening,
when the p. A degree is presented at
den Marx E. Kahn. when the F. c. de-
gree is presented in the regular COM
munication at 1880 o'clock. Among the
sick members of the lodge mentioned
Paul E. Lesh are Past Master David
Kahn. at Garfield Hospital: Past Mas
ter John ]. Hill. at 934 French street
northwest; John P. Mcnamara, at ITO
sth street southwest; Edgar N. Train
node, tr.. at Forestville. Md, and
Charles w. Wagner, at 2417 Nicholas
avenue. Anacostia. Past Master
Leonard P. Steuart has been appoint
ed captain of the lodge bowling team.
Washington Council, No. 1, Royal and
Select Masters, will install its thrice
illustrious master-elect at Its meeting
degrees will be presented.
The Lodge News Bulletin of the New
both Past Masters George W. Kennedy.
who has been suffering from an opera
ton for appendicitis, and Warren ].
Coffin are improving in health. The
evening and expects to present the NJ
NJ degree the evening of January 20.
1t Will have charge of the religious
services at the Masonic and Eastern
star Home Sunday afternoon. January
"a, at o'clock.
Features of the Royal Arch Chapter
grand visitations during the week in
dress by Rev. w. c. Powers, at Hiram
Chapter. No. 10, Monday evening, a
vaudeville entertainment for the mem
bers and the women of their families
evening. and solos by George NJ Moore
and James F. Hicks, with an address
by Gaylord NJ. Salzgaber, commissioner
of pensions, at Mount Pleasant Chapter.
No. 13, Wednesday evening.
Mount Pleasant Royal Arch Chapter,
No. 13, will elect and install its new
officers and receive its committee re-
ami 30 To- a.
Priest w. M. Wales says in his last
circular that the chapter has been sue
cessful and ranks with the foremost
of the jurisdiction.
La Fayette Lodge. No. 10, will have
the E. A. degree at it's communication
the evening of January 81. Quite a
list Us OF OF its sick members is published
full Master William E. Sims.
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter. No.
7. will have its grand visitation Jam
uary rs. and its election and instaiia-
ton of officers February 9.
worshipful Master Walter T. Hyer
announces the NJ. M. degree for Federal
Lodge. No. /. at its communication jan
uary rs, and Worshipful Master C. H
Failing of George C. Whiting Lodge.
No. 20. the F. C. degree for its com,
munication January %.
Dawson Lodge. No. 16, will have the
T.. A. degree, with Senior Warden Perry
p Patrick heading the line, January Fl
The Ladies' Auxiliary of De MoIav
Mounted Commandery, No. 4. Knights
Templar. will have an illustrated lee
ture by Rev. Walter F. Smith, on Pal
estine. with musical program the
evening of January rs, to be held in
the commandery asylum Immediately
after a brief business session of the
commandery.
Orient Commandery, No. S. Knights
Templar, has the regular order and
drill" scheduled for its conclave to-
morrow evening.
The call Of Commander Berger for
the conclave Of Potomac Commandery,
NO 3. Knights Templar. for Wednesday
evening. announces important busi-
ness and a general good time as the
order of the evening. Sir Knights
Freeman, at Georgetown Hospital;
Gawier. at his home. and Murray Baer
are mentioned as sick. and Sir knights
Charles II. Long, Edward s. Moores
and J. w. Slack as among those whose
addresses are unknown to the recorder.
Benjamin B. French Lodge. No. Is.
VIII meet tomorrow evening for routine
business and a social evening DR. Will
liam Hamilton will deliver an illus
trated lecture on Alaska
East Gate Lodge. No. "a, celebrated
it's second anniversary Eriday a,,a,yn-