Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-05
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NJ. ]. Lewis Of Team No. and Jonas
Bernheimer of Team No. 4.

NJ. ]. Lewis Of Team No. ana Jonas
Bernheimer of Team No. 4.
Mrs. Fannie Krake, wife Of Harry
Krake. a member Of Hope Lodge: NO.
20. and of Columbia Royal Arch Cnap-
ter. No. l. drew the diamond and emer-
aid scarf pin offered by Columbia con-.
mandery. No. 2, Knights Templar, AT
Arminius Lodge, No. 25. will have
charge Of the religious services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home next st
8 o'clock After the services the mem
bers of the lodge have beer invited to
visit its honorary member and former
| treasurer, Henry T. Ries, at 6S Chest
nut street, Takoma Park.
| Hope Lodge, No. 20. has the M. NJ. de-
gree scheduled for both its communfca-
lions in September, the 10th and the
the present addresses Of H. v. Hewlett.
NJ. L. Kaufman. A. E. MacAuley and
]. A Perley.
! the E. A. degree scheduled for Tuesday
evening, will have the M. M. degree
September 81.
the M. NJ. degree at it's next communi-
cation. September is.
The 135th stated communication OF
King Solomon Lodge. No. 81 (dayiigho,
! was held Wednesday afternoon. The
degree work was in charge OF Junior
Warden Duncan McLaren. and was In
terspersed with specially prepared
music by Past Master John L. Apple
of Dawson Lodge, No. 16, and fifteen
minute lesson by the Rev Edgar c.
! Powers. The lodge authorized the print
ing of circular to include the half
tone pictures of deceased members dur
I ing the year. also a certificate of visit
alton, to be presented to each visitor
| from foreign jurisdictions The lodge
accepted an invitation to pay Meridian
Lodge (Richmond) a fraternal visit
Monday, October Is, Past Master Delos
w. Thayer to have charge of arrange
ments.
The largest bowling league in the
United States, 1t fs claimed, will begin
TENDER IS, at the new Sherman alleys.
1921 H street northwest, when Past
Grand Master ]. Claude KEEPER. past
honorary president of the Masonic
Duckpin League, will make short ad :
dress previous to rolling the first ball
on the alleys. The 191415 season had
but eight teams in the league, this
year there are eighteen, and It Is pre-
dicted that before the end of the pres
emf. season every blue lodge in the
King Solomon Lodge. No. 81. has
| selected Past Master Bert v. Wolfe to
captain the team for the daylight
lodge. thus far the following members
Grand Master Lurtin r. CHM {honorary
member), Emanuel Baumgarten, H.
McLin Bell, Bernard w. Bontg, Charles
L. Bowman, Herman Friedman, Joseph
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F. Lawrence Walker, Col. M. A. Winter.
Murray Wolf. James A. Yochum and D.
w. Thayer.
IA. is to vote on two important bylaws
at its communication September Is, but
on September 80. at a special called
for $3.50 PM. 1t will have the M. Ne de-
gree. to be followed by a celebration in
Master Paul q. Lesh. In his last circu-
lar, states that he has been asked to
announce that the Masonic Bowling
League will open Monday. September
-; at shssman,s alleys: with . .,. game ne
King David Lodge. No. %. to be follow
ed by a game between the teams Of CO.
lumbia Lodge, No. s, and George C.
Whiting, No. e. A league has been
Lodge, and will meet in the library at
Masonic Temple Wednesday, to per-
feet its organization.
Lebanon Lodge. No. z. has the M. NJ
degree scheduled again for its commu-
nicstion September IT.
Takoma Lodge. No. 20. ha. the .. A.
the NJ. NJ degree for September %. The
lodge has Its grand visitation October
IL. Worshipful Master Ernest Warren
Porter Is spending his vacation at
North Beach. Md.
The past week was grotto week at
Polls Theater, the Grotto Glee Club
having run benefit throughout tho
week. Wednesday night, however. was
the real "Grotto Night" when several
by their wives, sweethearts and friends,
filled the house. The theater was dec
GRATED with American flags and grotto
enblems and with the audience dotted
with the well known red-tasseled fee.
the occasion took on the appearance Of
a real grotto affair. Between the acts
Charles Myers sang a solo, which was
well received, and responded to an en-
core. Misses Edythe- Shreve, daughter
of Past Monarch John H. Shreve, and
Miss Helen Mullen. in costume. sang
to the tune of Reuben and Cynthia"
| a song containing humorous quips on
| several of the grotto members. AS an
encore they sang another verse Eek
po5iHs the dutHoT ol the llN6B Y. "A.
Brewton. Mr.. Myers and Misses Shreve
and Mullen were presented with bou-
quets. The real fun came between the
third and fourth acts. when moving
picture Aim was shown depicting the
frolics OF the prophets on their recent
excursions to Chesapeake and Colonial
beaches, together with slides of the
present and past officers of the grotto,
| the glee club and band.
Prophet NJ. w. Pickering was chair
man of the theater party.
| Prophet Charles A. Stevens, director
of the glee club, is nursing a broken
wrist. sustained while cranking his au-
tomobiie while on vacation trip.
| There will be a meeting of the De-
troit convention committee at H.
Bedelfs. Gas D street northwest, this
morning at 1890 o'clock.
| A number Of members of Kallipolis
! Grotto Glee Club. In compliment to
| Thomas Bynum. president Of the WASH
ington Printers Athletic Association,
assisted last Sunday afternoon in en-
tsrtaining at typographical Temple
| the Boston delegation Of printers en-
route home from the Philadelphia base
ball tournament Those contributing
to the program were Edward L. Hutch-
inson. Jacque Heidenheimer, Charles D.
shackleford, P. v. Heating and /. s.
Goldsmith.
Islam Grotto Of Pittsburgh, Pa. has
purchased a site and will soon erect a
Grotto Temple. This is the first grotto
| 10 erect a temple and the movement
will probably be followed by others