Evening star., 1915-04-18

Tuesday evening, Robert de Bruce
Council. Knights kadosh. Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite, will confer the
twentieth degree, grand master of all
symbolic lodges, with Horace z. Nc
Intosh. 32d degree, K. c. c. H., as ven
erable master. assisted by Ellwood T.
Morey, 52d degree. X. c. {. H.; Allen
Bussius. 33d degree honorary: Will
lam L. Boyden. 33d degree, honorary
John Wilson. SD degree, honorary
olaf Saugstad. 32d degree: John H. Won
Hermann. 32d degree, K. C. c. H.
William Tayloe Snyder. 32d degree, K
: c. H; Wisdom D. Brown, 32d de-
gree, and Charles G. F. Topper 32d
iegree, K. c. c. II.
Saturday evening the Scottish Rite
'odies will give their monthly dance
o the ladies of the rite and their
friends. Meyer Davis Orchestra will
urnish the music. and F. Raymond
3ause will again give instruction to
my who desire it, between the hours of
and $3.50 pm.
The annual meeting of Evangelist
'hapter, Rose Croix, Ancient and Ac-
;epted Scottish Rite. for the election of
Ulcers, was held Tuesday, April 49,
With the following results: George r.
cavis. 32d degree. X. c. c. H. wise
master: Horace P. Mcintosh, 32d de-
gree, X. C. C. H.. senior warden; sulai-
ran David. 32d degree, X. c. c. H..
unior warden. Roe Fulkerson, 32d de-
gree, orator; Elmer E. Simpson. 32d
legree. K c. c. H.. secretary. Louis
Goldsmith, ssd degree honorary al
noner and treasurer; Francis A. Sc
BRING, 33d degree honorary. building
rustee. The wise master-elect made
he following appointments: Milton
iopfenmaier, 32d degree, X. c. C. H
master of ceremonies; L. Cleveland Nc
Neill. 32d degree. X. C. C. H, assistant
:xpert: Burgess W. Marshall, 32d de-
gree, standard bearer; Monte Sanger
sd degree honorary, guardian of the
emple; William Tayloe Snyder, 32d
iegree. K. c. c. H, chaplain: James H
rrimble. 33d degree honorary, tiler
The officers elected and appointed were
installed by the retiring wise master
John H. Won Hermann, SD degree, K
:. c. H.
Following a brief business communi-
alton tomorrow evening, Pentalpha
lodge, No. %. and it's friends of the
Masculine persuasion will listen to a
ecture by Terence V. Powderly, one OF
he chiefs of the immigration service
,n Canada and the European countries
fhe lecture will be freely illustrated
With stereopticon views. 1t will take
place about $50 o'clock in the COM
nandery asylum on the fourth floor OF
april 2S. the lodge will have a special
1t o'clock for the NJ NJ. degree. II
Tili be "get-away-early" communi-
alton. with nothing doing but the de-
.ree.
- h.c De-,
Ssster e. Z. Molster. secretary of King
Iavid> Lodge, No. IS, that the lodge
Mill devote its communication Tuesday
svening entirely to "sociability' with
good entertainment. which all the
,rethren are invited to come and enjoy
rhe E. A degree was bulletined fol-
his evening at the temple. but has
doubtless been postponed.
Washington Centennial Lodge. No. IA
1t s o'clock Wednesday evening, ant
he E. A. degree at the regular com
nunication which follows.
East Gate Lodge, No. 34 also viii
sold a special Wednesday afternoon a,
as o'clock for the VI. NJ. degree to de.
-ote its regular communication which
oliows TO business. The lodge has
ladies' night" scheduled for the even
ng of April 80, which the last circular
states X is expected to make "tb<
greatest night of 1915" East Gat'
lodge has also accepted the Invitation
extended it to attend the lecture O.
dr. Powderly after the close of thu
hort communication of Pentalphs
4odge, No. 49, tomorrow evening.
Temple Noyes Lodge, No. 80. is goint
% devote its communication hTurs
lay evening to dramatic exploitation
means to prove 10 its member
hat 1T Is dangerous to miss meeting
V Temple -Noyes Lodge"
The annual field day of the Masoni
paternity of this jurisdiction viii
axe the form this year of base bal
anne, under the auspices of the Mas
ers' Association, between a team rep
esenting the lodges meeting in tn
Sew Masonic Temple and a team rep
esentinE the outlying lodges. proceed,
go to the permanent endowmen
and of the Masonic and Eastern sta
iome.
President Minor of the Washington
,ase ball club has donated the Ameri
IAN League Park for this game 70
iaturday, July 3.
The following committee of the Mas
crs' Association is in charge: Alber
;. McChesney, master of St John
-odge. chairman; Frank C. Shaw. mas
er of Stansbury Lodge. vice chairman
trnest "A. 'oIemah. master OF Har
nony Lodge: Ernest w. Porter. mas
Gr of Takoma Lodge; j. Henri Wag
,er, master of Pentalpha Lodge; Cor
ielius II. Failing, master of George {
Whiting Lodge: Charles G. Doughert,
master Of The New Jerusalem Lodge
Charles W. kiel. master of East Cat
lodge: William f. Sims, master Q
"a Fayette Lodge; Albert B. Snavely
master of Naval Lodge. and Paul I
.esh, master of Washington Centennis
lodge, president of the association an
member ex ofiicio.
President Paul f. Lesh of the Mas
.ers' Association states:
Ten tickets will be given for tn
ssst names suggested for the team