Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-05

T,,..dsv-Nfithras Lodge Of Perfection,
business.
Scottish Rite Masonry Is preparing
for its fall reunion and the formation
of the classes of the higher degrees
Nithras Lodge. Of Perfection will hold
business session Tuesday evening
when also the special committee on
membership, William T. Galliher. chair
man. will meet. Special efforts are being
nut forth by the local bodies to nave
large class of thirty-seconds ready
vhar the supreme council holds It's
biennial session October Is. on which
date also 1t is hoped to dedicate the
new Scottish Rite House OF the temple
at 18th and streets northwest A
special executive committee In charge
of the erection OF the new house OF
thu temple Is arranging for the ded1-
cation ceremonies. 1t is composed OF
Lieutenant Grand Commander Charies
e. Rosenbaurn. chairman, and inspectors
General H. C. Alverson of Iowa, Sam r.
Cochran of Texas. John w. Morris OF
West Virginia and =. w, ~, W hs :. ss,st, =,
ed by special subcommittee appointeo
as there may be a need for them py
Sovereign Grand Commander George r;
Moore The degree Werk od IN .ne 10 ioca Il
and Is, and the local bodies WIN os e
Joined by the Scottish Rite bodies OF
Alexandria, Va.
Work on the new House OF the Iempie
is being rapidly pushed to completion
in the hope of having all things in
readiness by October is. Doubtless
the sovereign grand commander ana
the other officers and inspectors genera
of the northern jurisdiction of the rite
will be special guests OF the supreme
Council of the southern Jurisdiction at
that time, inasmuch as the latter IS the
Mother Supreme Council OF the Wofia
and it's new temple will be the largest
and most magnificent structure in the
world which is wholly dedicated to the
purposes Of Free Masonry.
At both It's communications. septem-
Der 10 and 81, Dawson Lodge, No 10.
will have the NJ. NJ. degree. 1t is Likely
that Concordville Lodge, No 6Zo. o.
Concordviile, Pa; VIII De the suest th g.
month or the early part OF October:
An invitation to come has been sent by
Dawson Lodge, and the Pennsylvan1a
body is considering when 1t Ns VII De- os
1921 D street northeast, captain OF the
Dawson Lodge bowling team, is gath
ering the names of the most likely
bewlers in the lodge for the opening
Of the season of the Masonic Duckpth
League, September ID.
Chairman W. T. Galliher. chairman Of
the membership committee appointed
bodies, for the fall reunion. has an
nounced the appointment OF Henry
Lansburgh. Gaylord M Saltzgaber and
Elmer 2. Simpson as Vice chafrmen,
and the chairmen of subcomnhttees Tor
each blue lodge TN the jurisdiction ana
for out-of-town members and request
ed them to meet him at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral Tuesday evening" at 8
O'Clock for consultation and to out
line plans for the work cut out for
them. The subchairmen for the lodges
are az follows:
Federal. No. l. Ralph W. Lss; colum-
1, Charles s. Zurhorst; Potomac. No. S.
Lem Towers, jr.:. Lebanon. No. Z,
Charles s. Shreve. 3r.; the New Jerusa-
lem, No. 9. W. Seaton Trunnell; Hiram.
No. 10. Harry G. Kimball: St. Johns.
IL. Robert Meyer Washington Centen-
NAL, No. IL. Edward 8. Schmid; Benja :
min B. French, No. Is. e. st. Clair
Thompson: Dawson. No. 16. William W.
Ciaudy; Acacia. No. IS, William Schon-
eberger; La Fayette. No. 10. Albert A.
Glaze: Hope, No. 20. Horace P. Mem
tosh: Anacostia. No. 21. Wilbur H. Law
George w. Hess: Pentalpha. No. 20,
William A. Kimmel; Stansbury, No. "a.
Albert Kahlert: Arminius. No. 25,
Aehiile E Burkiin: Osiris. No. 2s Her
q. Arthur NJ. Bugden: King David. No.
IS. Rob L. Greer: Takoma, No. 90,
Francis J. Woodman: William r. Sim
gieton; No. 80; Hobart E. Corning;
er: Temple-Noyes. No. 80. Carter B.
Keene; Mount Pleasant. No 50, Harry
B. Cramer: East Gate. No. "a. Allen E.
Cowles: out-of-town members, Gaylord
NJ Saltzgaber.
Announcement is made by Secretary
Charles E. holster that King David
Lodge, No. 2s. will have no degree work
at its communication Tuesday evening,
but instead Worshipful Master David
G. Cheesman Is arranging a program
FOR social hour which will follow
after the regular business of the lodge.
AT the communication of September 81
the NJ M degree Is to be presented.
High Priest j. A. West has announc-
ed the P. NJ and NJ e. M. degrees in CO.
lumbia Royal Arch ChapteI. No i, for
the convocation September Is, with the
r. A. degree for a special later in the
month. the date to be announced. There
vas q good attendance last wednes-
s aas evening to witness the mark degree
The New jerusalem Lodge. No. .
evening. when. also. 1t expects to have
as its guests worshipful Master George
p. Henderson and the brethren Of
Montgomery Lodge. No. 1876, Of Rock
Vile. Md. the former Masonic home OF
Senior Deacon Roger ]. Whitford. The
lodge has the E. A. degree scheduled
for September IS.
The New Jerusalem Lodge is taking
much satisfaction out Of the fact thai
Vannoy II. Manning, whom Presiden,
Wilson recently appointed director OF
the bureau of mines, Is one of It's &C.
tive members. Mr.. Manning, besidei
being a member of a great many other
distinguished bodies. has always been q
moving spirit in the Trewel Club, the
first one of the Masonic clubs to be or
ganized in the District and from which
the other clubs drew their inspira ton
1t 10 said.
The past masters of Harmony Lodge
for the edthcation of Mount Pleasan,
Lodge. No. 80. at it's communication
September 20. and refreshments viii
follow with other good things. Noun
Pleasant Lodge has called off its com
munication for tomorrow evening, bu
will have the NJ. NJ degree again at II,
communication September 80.
Columbia Lodge Bowling Leaeue
which is said to be the pioneer fra
ternal league of the District and ha,
been Instrumental in organizing nearl,
every bowling league among the fra
ternal organizations Of the city, will b,
gin its schedule October 4, ending Ma,
]. games to be bowied every Monda,
night at the Commercial alleys. From