The Washington herald., 1915-04-25

No. 10; Anacos.ia, No. II
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April 8-Wasrinston. No. l. visitation.
/. ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
April 2-IRobert de Bruce Council of kadosh,
twentyfo degree.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
Ami 2Eea. No. no. Bet6Iehe@. No. ~ Friend
ship: No Il; Fidelity, No. I j. W II
Harmony Lodge to Entertain Ladies'
Harmony Lodge, No. j, F. A. A. NJ.
will entertain with a special musical pro-
gram and dance for its own members
and their ladies only, next Friday night.
=, The entertainment will he given in
Lodge Room No. l, at the New Masonic
Temple. consisting of a special musical
program arranged by J. Walter Humph-
rev The program will include organ
solos, contralto solos and numbers by
the choir of the lodge.
Following the music in the lodge room.
Roe Fulkerson will guide the guests to
the basement of the temple, where he
will see that every person learns the
latest dancing step. to music Of the best
obtainable.
Note. of Scottish Rite Bodies.
On Tuesday. April q, Robert de Bruce
Council. knights Kadosh. will confer the
twenty-fourth degree. Prince of the
Tabernacle.
The degree will be in charge of George
r. Davis, thirty-second degree, X. c. c.
H. as honored leader. assisted by John
H. Won Hermann, thirty-second degree,
X c. c. H; William Tayloe Snyder.
thirty-second degree. X. c. c. H: Frank
hirtr To- as
Mcintosh. thirty-second degree. X. c. C..
H: Charles l.. Brooks thirty-second de-
gree: Robert A. Daniel. thirty-second de-
gree; Sulaimaan David. thirty-second
degree. X. c. c. H: Milton Baer, thirty
second degree; Thomas r. Manning.
= thirty-second degree: Austin ]. Lester,
thirty-second degree: Elmer C. Wood
thrty-second degree. and Isaac w.
Wright. thirty-second degree.
The dance given in honor of the ladies
of the Rite last night was enjoyed by a
large gathering. \ professional dancing
teacher was present early in the evening
to assist in the latest steps. and the ex-
Cellent music was furnished by the
Meyer Davis Orchestra. Many of the
guests enjoyed the games in the club
rooms well the dance program.
Columbia Chapter. o. E. 3, to Con-
fer Degrees.
Columbia Chapter No. Is. o. E. s.,
will hold its regular meeting Monday
' evening at the Masonic Hall. corner
Fourteenth and Kenyon streets. when
the degrees will be conferred. The semi
annual rumma &c sale will be held dur
ing this week at 2GfS Georgia avenue.
Last Wednesday evening the chapter
and friends visited the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home and entertained the
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vocal solos by Miss Marian Larner,
charles w. Moore and Mrs. Maud A.
Malcolm. Miss Dorothy MacElwee and
Miss Bessie Dyer amused with planta-
ton sketch entitled Mandy and Ike"
Refreshments were served at the con-
"lUsion of the program.
The chapter has arranged to hold a
''fivehundred" party at their hall on
the evening of Saturday, May s.
Centennial Club of Leba non Lodge
Dimes.
The Centennial Club of Lebanon Lodge,
No. :. F. \. a. NJ. enjoyed a theater
PARTY and supper Wednesday evening.
The club witnessed the performance at
the Columbia and dined at the Raleigh.
The following members of the club, ac-
COmpanied by their wives, were pres
ert Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Shackel-
ford. Mr.. and Mrs Blair f. Mckenzie.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas +. Sereeon. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles S. Shreve, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mrs NJ. b. Yerger, Mr.. and Mrs.
u w. Beach and Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
Reach Arrangements fo- the party
were in the hands of Charles D. Shack
clford, president of the club
Arcme Chapter, q. f. s., to Enter
tain.
Aremr Chapter. No 10. o. z. S. last
Wednesday night enjoyed a social game
Of five hundred" with fifteen tables
Many prizes We're awarded. A victrola
furnished music for the evening. The
thcater party given by Areme Chapter
last week a success. Next Thursday
the chapter will give a dance and five
hundred" party at Mrs. Overs studio
The chapter announces work at its
next meeting 70 which all members of
the order are invited.
Make Pilgrimage.
Columbia Commandery. No ?. X. T,
will make a pilgrimage TO Cumberland,
Md, special guests of Antioch Com
mandery, on May and s. to attend the
annual conclave of Maryland.
The party will consist of about 100. in !
and families. They will leave on a spe-
cIal train over the b. & o. Railroad at 9 |
a m. sharp. arriving at Cumberland |
about ! =. m. Lunch will be served on 1
arrival. then the parade will take place. |
followed by drills from the different |
drill corps. The special will return to |
Washington on Wednesday night about
iO:3s
The drill team from Columbia Com
mandery that has won prizes many
times will be represented by the follow
ing: Capt. Frank f. Gibson First Lieut.
Charles n. Shackelford. Second Lieut.. C
Walter Hoover, John H. Adams, Charles
f. Baldwin Robert G. Clay, Merford +
Cowling, Samuel H. Deckman, Michael
D'Manna, Clayton Emig, Harry Evans,
Colin E. e. Father. Virgil NJ Fookes,
Percy L. Gladmon, Thomas E. Hampton,
Frank Hegner. James F. Heimer, Will
lam ]. Hill, w. F. B. Hines. Frank E.
Koch. Benjamin F. Larcombe, Thomas
R. Manning. William II. Nash. Earl A.
Owens, Thomas A. Robbins. Charles F.
Roberts. Chester A. Sampson. James L.
Sellers. Parker H. Sweet I'd. Riley A.
Sweet Robert f. L. Thomas, Walter z.
Thompson, Robert I. TilIer. George H.
Whiting. Alfred NJ. Wilson and Elmer
c. Wood.
position.