The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-21
Masonic Affairs.


Calendar.
February :-Daw~ou. No. 10, NJ. NJ: Stansbury
No. "a. =. c.; Pentalphs. No. q srecisI.
February 3-FedersI. No. /. F.. A.: Acacia. No
is, +. C.: Tskoma. No. q +. G.
February 4-Hamony, No. Il. T.. A.: School o
February 5-The New Jerusalem. No. .. E A..
Georne e. Whiting. No. =. E. A.: Temple Noyes
No. =. Y. 4.
February S-st. Johns. No. II, z. A.: Hope. No
30: stansbury. No "A. special NJ. NJ.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
February Mount Vernon. No. ;. Mark: Hiram
No. 10; Anacostia. No L.
February Z-Mount Horeb. No. Z; Potomac. No. g
February 34-Mount Pleasant No. u. social.
February 25-Washinston. No. 2.
February 3-Eurekz. No. 4; Capitol, No. II.
KNIGHTS TEMPI.AR COMMANDERIES.
February s3-De Molay Mounted No. l.
February 24-wsshingtou No. l.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
February z-All bodics Join in dance for ladies.
YELLED PROPHETS or ENCHANTED REALM
February 2-kallipois Grotto. No. Is ceremonial
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
February 2-Temrie. No. d: Columbia. No. Is.
February S-Electa. No. 2: Bethlehem No. I
Friendship. No. IL; Fidelity. No. 49,
February A-Nsomi. No. ;: Bruokland. No. II.
'February William r. Hunt No Is.
February T-Takoma No. u: Cathedral. No. u
st. Johns Lodge. No. IS
To Place Wreath on Warrington,
Worshipful Master Paul E. Lesh, OF
Washington Centennial Lodge. No. a.
+. A. A. NJ. announces that on Febru-
airy p he will conduct the annual pill
grimage of the members of the lodge
to Mount Vernon to lay a wreath upon
the tomb of Gen. Washington and pay
tribute of respect to that illustrious
Mason. for whom the lodge was
named. So many OF the members of
the lodge have manifested an intention
of taking the trip that a special car
has, been chartered. which will leave
the railway terminal at Twelfth street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest at
80 p. m. Members of the lodge desir-
ing to go will report to the master at
the, station not later than rs p. m.
The George Washing ION Masonic Ma
tional Memorial Association will make
a similar pilgrimage to Mount Yer
non, leaving Alexandria about
o'clock. and membeSs of Washington
Centennial Lodge will have opportunity
to see both ceremonies.
Convention of High Priests Elect.
Officers.
The Convention of High Priests of
the District of Columbia held its an
nual meeting February Is and elected
the following officers: Samuel F.
Compton. president: Allen Bussius.
vice president; Benjamin +. Larcombe.
chaplain; Ben w. Murch, secretary:
Theodore Friebus. treasurer: Rankin
ii. Rice. master of ceremonies: Erwin
S. Hubbard. conductor: Z. Harry l..
Myers. herald: William II. McCray.
steward; Horace l.. Mcintosh. guard.
Notes of Scottish Rite Bodies.
The annual meeting of Mithras
Lodge of Perfection. Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite. for the election
of officers. was held February 10. The
were elected to serve for the
ensuing year. each of them receiving
the unanimous vote of the member
ship: John III. Won Hermann. thirty
second degree. X. c. c. H.. venerabl
master; Horace p. Mcintosh, thirty
degree X. G. c. H., senior war
den: Arthur Is. Hayes. thirty-second
degree. Junior warden: George r. Da-
Wis. thirty-second degree, h. &. c. H..
orator; Louis Goldsmith. thirty third
degree, honorary almoner and treas
Irer re-elected): Elmer +. Simpson.
thirty-second degree, X. g. c. H.. sec
rotary (re-elected); Stirling Kerr. jr..
degree. honorary, building
trustee Ore-electedD.
The venerab BILE master-elect made the
following appointments:
Sulaimaan David. thirty-second de-
gree. X. c. c. H.. master of ceremonies:
Charles G. F. Topper. thirty-second
Iegree. X. c. c. H.. expert; Roe Fulk-
erson. thirty-second degree. assistant
expert: Robert 4. Daniel. thirty-second