Evening star., 1915-01-24

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wednesday-Naomi, No. 5, and Brook
land. No. II. |
Thursday-william F. Hunt, No. is.
Religious services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home this afternoon at 3
o'clock will be conducted by The New
Jerusalem Lodge. No. 9. Rev. Francis
j. Lukens, chaplain of the lodge, Will
ofliciate. Mrs. Bertt H. Brockway and
Senior Warden William Clabaugh Will
sing and the choir of Esther Chapter.
No 5. Order of the Eastern Star, will
also take part in the musical program
worshipful Master Charles G. Dough-
erty has asked a large attendance OF
the lodge membership and invited the
fraternity generally to be present. He
announces that conveyances Will De
at the end of the Takoma Park car
line to carry all desiring to attend the
services to the home.
Robert de Bruce Council. Knights
Kadosh, Tuesday evening will present
the twenty-seventh degree, knlsnt
Cleveland McNemar 32d degree. as
venerable master. assisted by Alvin L.
Newmyer, SD degree, Edwin Hahn, SD
degree; leonard Sargent. jr;, 32d de.
Thomas IL Jones. 32d degree; Thomas
r. Manning, 32d degree: Archie d.
Engel, 32d degree; Burgess W. Mar
shall, 32d degree; Royal G. jerks. 32d
degree, and Maurice Milstone, SD de-
gree.
Plans are now under way for the
ladies' night of the Scottish Rite
bodies, to be given February 4. Ad-
mission is to be by card only. on this
occasion. and at later date re-
ception will be held for master Masons
and their ladies. as in previous years.
d, Molay Mounted Commandery. No.
Il. knights TempIar, is to hold a brief
business session Tuesday evening.
after which the members and their
families will be entertained under the
auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary, with
an illustrated lecture on THE Holy
Land and Mediterranean Ports, by
Rev Walter F. Smith, senior warden
of the commandery. and musical selec-
tions by the Pettine Mandolin and
Guitar Club, under the direction of Mrs.
W. ]. Mooney.
The Association of Worshipful Masters
for 1915 will meet at Z 80 pm. next
Saturday at lodgeroom No 2 at the
New Masonic Temple, 18th and New York
avenue northwest. number of matters
of importance will come up for discus
sion, bylaws will be adopted, and every
master of the District of Columbia has
ing.
One hundred and fifty members and
guests of the Masonic Veterans Associ-
alton of the District of Columbia cele-
brated the thirty-seventh annual dinner
of the organization last evening at the
New Ebbitt The large dining room of
the hotel was decorated. and the vets
enjoyed an evening of fun and remnis-
cences. Before the dinner short busi-
ness meeting was held, and the follow
ing new members were elected Alexander
Grant. grand master of Masons of the
District of Columbia: James A. Hunt
Joseph r. Lott, William A. Moore, Will
liam c. Cpman, Lawrence Wilson and
David w. Peters.
The entertainment was in charge Of a
committee, composed of J. Walter Hum
phrey. Samuel Hart, w. w Jermane
William T. Galliher and ]. Harry Gun
nlngham. Herbert s. Moreton. Edward
l. Hutchison and Charles +. Roberts
sang, and Edward c. Callow. Paul Groves
and |. ). Goldsmith told stories and gave
dialect readings. Edward Muth was the
pianist.
The guests and members attending the
Alexander Grant, Grand Chaplain Rev.
Hugh T. Stevenson. Rev Dr. Abram
Simon. Grand Secretary X A. NJ John
Miller. baltimore. Md: Charles f, Bald
win. j.. q. NJ Count Garibaldi, John g.
Graham. Alexandria. Va: Judge Raw
mond Lorenz, Representative f. W
Roberts. Massachusetts: A NJ. Dockery.
third assistant postmaster general: Rear
Admiral Franklin j. Drake. Edmund W
Zea, Rev. E NJ. Mott, Fred \. Hohoff
DIR. William l.. Lewis, kensington. Md. !:
Carl e. Mueller, jr. Ogilvie Shumate
Mart Lansburgh. Robert c. Porter, Henry
Iansburgh. Frank Thiel. T. John Newton.
j. G. N Charles F. Granholm, Dr. Lewis
-. Wilson. Rev. ID. H. Martin w j.
Kindrick, Arthur Carr. Motley Anderson.
a A. Aspinwall. Rear Admiral George
W. bard. Maj. w; Baylis. Charles w.
Bailey. George +. Bedeli. r. Beresford.
Isaac Birch. Charles H. Bradley Louis d,
Carman. George f. Corson. Charles Dietz.
sr. Harrison singman. Joseph NJ. Eggleston.
w. w. Eldridee, George W. Evans. o. S
Firnin, Albert G. Floyd. James NJ Ford.
Abram Frey. Theodore F'riebus, r r.
Gibbs. Louis Goldsmith. ID. NJ tioodacre.
William Il. Green, Charles f. Gross
Adolphus GUIDE, ID: w. Harrington. f. ID.
Harrington. w. G.. Henderson, stephen
II. Hines. Henry T. Hutton, Arvine w.
Johnston. William A. kimmeI. Jane.,
Lansbursh, Charles ID. A. LoefHer. John
MeEiroy; eE ia, James H. Mcintosh, James
Robert Reynolds. II. H. Martin, George
j. Mueller. H. D. Norton, Walter r PCT
tus. George Pitt, +. f. Ramey, David
). Roberts. j. A Rutherford. James A.
Simpson. j. Kennedy Stout, George w,
Tatspa ugh, A. S. Taylor, W. Il, Tbomn.
son. John y. Walker. Leroy ID. Waller
Charles warren. Clarence Weaver, +.
NJ webster; r: S. Wescott. J. A. Wet
more. John White. John H. Wood. George
Wright. Robert T. l.. Smith. John W
Townsend, Jacobus S. Jones, Capt. A. III
Van Deusen, J. Harry Cunningham
Samuel Hart and William T. GalIiher.
The officers of the association arc
sIacobus 5. Jones. president; Albion n
Jameson, frst vice president Charles u
Eayley. second vice president; Capt. a
~ van Deusen. secretary: James A. Wet.
more, treasurer. .Janes
chaplain; Louis u. Carnan marshal and
William ii. III. Gould, tiler.
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The annual election of officers O,
kallipolis Grotto, No. Is. NJ. o. v. p
D.. r., will take place Thursday even.