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There was no degree work. but pro-
gram of entertainment was presented
Rev. Willard 6. Davenport gave an ad-
dress on the five points of the star.
Arthur Simpson, worthy patron. sang
solos. Mrs. Carrie Smith gave reci-
tation and Charles F.. Roberts, Milton
}. Fillius and Arthur Simpson sang as
"a trio several selections. Remarks
were made by the grand matron ana
grand patron commenting the chapter
for its activities.
Within the past three weeks Electa
mas had a successful colonial tea. the
alter party, rummaee sale and caro-
party.
Columbia Chapter. No. Il, entertain
ed Monday evening al Masonic Hail'
one of the largest gatherings IN us
history, the occasion being the ceie-
bration of its fifth birthday anniver-
SarN.
Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. 3S. F. A.
A. NJ. was the guest of honor and was
represented by large number of mem
bers and their friends Other distih- :
@uiShed guests of the evening We're
tron. and Ben w. Murch. worthy grand
patron. of the Grand Chapter OF the
/, Distric; of Columbia: Mrs. Julia y
Streater. r.. G. NJ. and Wallace Streater'
r. G. r.. the father of the chapter.
as we'll as large representations from
other chapters of this and other Jufis-
dictions. After a short business meet ,
ing Temple Chapter closed and VISITED
as body.
The entert ainment was in charge oI
Mrs. Jennie Abbott and consisted OF
a play. presented by Miss Ruth Ab-
bott and her Sunday school class ui :
der the personal direction of Ed Muln
The sketch was called Every Glri,
and those participating were sho"n
ample appreciation by the large anu
| enthusiastic audience. The birthday
cake was presented in a novel manner
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A large class of candidates will receive
the degree in Friendship Lodge. No. s,
Thursday evening. At the last meet
ing the degree team of Miriam Lodge,
No. 6. under the direction of Director
L. S. Windsor. conferred the degree
on twelve candidates. Noble Grand
Ploris Nally extends To all members
of the Rcbekeh degree an invitation to
be present. Prcsidcn; Annie E GriGsby
and her associate officers will officially
visit the lodge April 20.
The degree team of Fidelity Lodge.
No. :. under the direction OF Deputy
Grand Master I. X. Schwinger, will
confer the degree upon several candi-
dates Tuesday evening. The emblem
attic banners. which have been recently
purchased by the lodge, are said 20
be of the finest quality. and the arts
tic decorations perfect. Past Noble
Grand Nette Mettler reports that
every officer of the lodge is ready to
officis, visit of President Annie e.
Grigsby. April is.
Ruth Lodge. No. >. will have the de-
gree conferred tomorrow evening. The
degree team meets every Monday even
ing for rehearsal.
A petition for a charter for a new
Rebckah lodge. to be located at 14th
and Kenyon streets northwest to be
known as Mount Pleasant Rebekah
I.odse, No. 9. will be presented to the
Grand Lodge at its special session
Wednesday evening. The petition con-
tains the names of fifty members of
the Rebekah degree, and also a list
of as many as desire to receive the
,l,~ ~,,1. "A Ix.I. ft Il
Mount Pleasant.
The man members of Dorcas Lodge.
No 4. are planning to give a big heart
social at the close of the lodge session
Friday evening in the lodgeroom.
Members and friends of all lodges and
members of the order in general are
invited to attend.
The Assembly Home Circle. through
its members. is conducting a vigorous
with it's Esther quilt" bags.
The quilt. which will be awarded as
a prize. is considered one OF the finest
ever made Ii is the handwork of Mrs.
Chaffee. now in her eighty-sixth year:
it contains several thousand pieces and
required the constant labor of Mrs.
Chaffee for more than one month. Mrs.
ChafYee who is a member of Esther
presented it to the lodge. and the lodge
in turn donated il to the Home Circle.
President Anna Billings of the Home
Circle, has issued a call for volunteers
to assist in putting the Home building
in proper condition for the furniture.
so that the next meeting Of the joint
excursion committee may be held there
evening. Those desiring to
offer their services will notify Mrs.
Billing at 212 G. street northwest.
The representative of the several
Rebekah lodges and the Rebekah As
sembly. under the direction Of Presi-
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Ruth Chapter, No. l. tomorrow even
ing will have its masquerade dance
which was to have taken place at the
last meeting. after the close OF the
chapter. Worthy Matron Mrs Eliza
beth Pitt and Worthy Patron Thomas S
Sergeon have extended an invitation to
all members of the order to join Ruth
Chapter in making this merry occa-
sion. A large box as a receptacle for
contributions of rummaee for the COM
ing sale will be placed conspicuously
hopes the members of the chapter will
not overlook il.
After a short business meeting Tues
day night MiZpah Chapter No g. will
pag visi, TO Fidelity Chapter, No 49,
BrooAland Chapter. No. II. will have
a social meeting Wednesday evening
Worthy Matrom Mrs. Anna Broderick
and Worthy Patron William G. Belts
have extended general invitation to
all members of the order to be pres
ent.
The sewing circle of the cha pter met
with Mrs. Lottie A. Melius recently and
plans were made to hold a bazaar in
the fall. The next meeting of the circle
will be with the president, Mrs. Mol
ster, in April.
The past patrons of Brookiand Chap
ter met with Past Matron Mrs Helen
full lunch was served at ! o'clock. the
worthy matron, Mrs. Anna Broderick.
being guest of honor. After lunch the
order of offbusiness was re pmed. As all
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members were in attendance and this
being the first meeting of the new
year. officers for 1916 were elected as
follows: President. Mrs. Minerva r.
Crawford; vice president. F; Lillian
Holiness: secretary. Belle Hampton;
treasurer. Sidney Wright. After so
cial hour with the hostess the matrons
adjourned to meet with Past Matron
Sidney Wright April IL. when Junior
Past Matron Helena Lennon Will be
initiated into the mysteries of the as
ISOLATION.
Fidelity Chapter No. 10. is plan
ming an unusually interesting meeting
for Tuesday evening. when II VIII en-
tertain Mizpah Chapter, No. S. Mes
danes McIndoo and Vincent. hostesses
for the evening, have announced spe-
cial program. and Worthy Matron Lyda
I. Riley has extended a general inVl-
tation to all friends of the chapter to
be present
Bethlehem Chapter. No :. Tuesday
evening received reports from the
chairmen of its euchre, rummage and
bazaar committees Past Matron Mrs
Lena Stephenson stated that the bazaar
would he held in the main hall OF the
building. May !. - and 3. The matron
reported that the banquet recently fur
nished kalipoiis Grotto and the dinner
given March ! were both successful and
thanked all who had assisted in making
them so The matron announced the
sudden death that morning of Fred &.
Ohm. During the rendition o: music by
the choir all heads were bowed in prayer
a short program consisted of piano
solo by Miss LYDIA keefer and recita-
ton by Mrs. Louella Barrows.
The entertainment committee stated
that next meeting it would produce
something different in the way of en-
tertainmeni. Refreshments We're served
in the banquet hall.
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by Mrs. Myra NJ. Holmes. assisted by
Mrs. Sadie l.. Palmer. Mrs. Beatrice
r. Chamberlaine and Miss Halle
Chauncey-
Mrs. Tilife c. Chauncey. worthy ma
tron, thanked the talent for its excel
lent work and expressed qualification
at the support given her by the chair
men in charge for the evening.
The Floral Circle will meet with Mrs.
Emma E. Miller, 1869 Meridian place
northwest tomorrow. Mrs. Margaret
f. Harrison. president of the circle,
has extended an invitation to all to at
tend.
St Johns Lodge Chapter. No l8, has
made no public announcement as to
its Forthcoming meeting. but as it is
scheduled the same evening as the
ladies night of st. Johns Lodge, No.
II, F. a. A. NJ. through whose menu
bers largely the chapter is credited
with coming into being. it is not un-
likely the Eastern Star chapter viii be
feature of the Masonic lodges fes-
tiyities The home board is scheduled
to meet Saturday with Mrs. Proctor at
NIB Sth street northwest. Friday even
ing at s o'clock an entertainment ana
card party is scheduled at the home OF
Miss Rock, 1900 Huntington street,
Chevy Chase.
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the lower court that F'redericks sburg
Lodge, No. 4, A. r. & A. NJ, has the
right to build a George Washington
memorial temple on the site of the old
Masonic cemetery. Judge Daniel Grin
nan of Richmond and others who had
relatives buried in the cemetery op
posed the use of the site for the me-
mortal temple.
Bethesda Lodge of Masons las: week
was forced to a sudden close during
it's communication by fire in the
house next door to its lodseroom. But
equal to the emergency, the members
hustled out, secured the fire apparatus
and put out the blaze like good men
and true.
Orient Commandery, No. ). will have
the Orders of the Temple and Malta at
its conclave tomorrow evening. 1t will
ne the last ceremonial session of the
Templar wear in the commandery.
Grand Prelate Rev. Paul Il. Hickok
of the Grand Comma ndery OF the Dis
trict has invited Orient Commanders
members to attend religious services at
the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
4th and r streets southeast, Sunday
evening. April =. Commander William
T. Hebbard announces the illness Of
Past Commanders DR.. Francis J. Wood.
man and T.. i. Hazleton.
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degree scheduled for its communication
the evening of April l..
St Johns Lodge. No. II. will have a
special at 1:30 o'clock Friday evening.
March 81 for the NJ NJ. degree. with
entertainment and refreshments. ac-
cording to the circular of Worshipful
Master Ketchum.
East Gate Lodge No. 81. will have
the +. c. degree the evening of April
). and its bowling team viii have
match roll with the team of George C.
Whiting Lodge. No. -, Tuesday even
ing.
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter.
No. 3, will have the royal arch degree
at it's convocation Monday evening.
March %.
Junior Warden Williams $. Quinter
will head the official line in the F. c.
degree at the communication of Fed
eral Lodge No /. the evening of
March IS.
The Association of Worshipful Mas
ters for 1916 will otficiate in the NJ. NJ.
degree in Dawson Lodge. No. l6. Mon
day evening. March -, and the lodge
will have a theater party the following
evening.
In compliance with the wishes Of the
home lodge OF the deceased. the fu-
neral services for the late Rev. Charles
l.. Bragaw. who was member OF
SUBURBAN Lodge. No 140. of Louisville.
Ky. were conducted by Pentalpha
Lodge, No -. Wednesday. by direction
of Grand Master William w. Jermane.
The interment took place in Masonic
circle in Glenw ood cemetery. Rev. Mr..
Braeaw died in New Mexico. but was
once assistant pastor of the Flrst
Presbyterian church. the pa astor of
which Rev. .ionn Britain Clark. and
Rev. r r. Davis of Westminster Me
mortal PRESBYTERIAN Church officiated
at the funeral.
The supreme court of appeals of Nir-
ginia recently affirmed the decision OF
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MASONIC

LODGES
Monday rcnJ L. Frrnrh. Ne. II. VI. NJ;
.NnHr">i,n' 80 so,,an W"ia, n.a., rlsas
au;. 10. ~. L. \.
T,,~>,ir, -Na:ioraI. W. u. =. e: Ar
minus No. -. H;>iur>S: Myron NJ
N". aS, NJ. VI.
ava NJ. NJ: school If instruction.
Worshjpr,l Masters Association,
called TicCtinc.
Thursday Naval Nc. :. special. NJ. NJ:
N~w Jerusalem. Ne. .. +. A.;
rrIaplr NoyeS. W. s.. I. g.
rr.,!ay-St john No. II. ladies'
night Hops. W. -. L. \.
Saturda, la raycttc. No. 10. special,
-" r.ri.. NJ. NJ.
EuYN! ARCH CHAPTERS.
Thursday Na~.in-tvH. No. :. Il. \.
Friday capitol, NJ. u. $50 pm,
ladir>' sight NpHGr Pleasant. No.
- e NJ and IL {. ii.
KNrfir$ rEMrl.tE CuNIAiANDERIEs.
NJ announcements received.
ANCIENT ANn ACCEPTEp SCOTTISH
RITE
Tuesday N:;traS t..dge cf Perfection,
ha>n' - affecting spring class
saturday IN ,h,. bodies of the rite.
reception 90 woman friends of Scot
ti,., I:ifr Ma>onS.
NtIStELLNNEOTS
,irn.'sg t;.aE.,> :, n,ul" "f til" My>ti"
Shriur grand ceremonial session At
Nr,. ,>a,.pIs,l ra"at"r.
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song by Mrs. -Sallic Wilson Sof Ruth
Chapter. No. /: violin solo. by Mr.
Esheimann. accompanied by his dauGh-
ter Ruth, and piano SOLO. by Miss Helen
Meiklejohn. Mrs. Nellie PIumley Of
Naomi Chapter. No. ). sang IL solo and
gave an encore. The program closed
with n mandolin and guitar selection by
Miss Mamie Meiklejohn and Miss Norma
Unser. after which refreshments were
served by the committee in charge.
Among those of the fraternity pres
ent were: l.. Cabell Williamson. past
most worthy grand patron: Mrs. Alcena
J.amond. right worthy grand treasurer
Angus Lamord past grand patron: Mr..
and Mrs. Shomo of EanSford Chapter.
No. 135, Houston. Tex, and Mrs. Susie
corfeId of MiZpah Chapter. No. ). salt
Lake city, Utah.
Temple Chapter. No. l3. Monday even
ing. after The transaction of business,
adjourned and paid visit to Columbia
chapter. No. Is. 18th and Kenyon
streets northwest. Wednesday evening
Temple Chapter held a social euchre at
1907 Massachusetts avenue northwest.
which was well attended. The enter
tainment committee is making prep
aration for the program for Monday
evening. March -. at the temple, where
an entertainment will be offered and
refreshments served.
tdtHtuidl NriidptSI, NJ / y dItei a
short session at it's last meeting, re-
tired to the banquet Eall. where pro-
sTessive euchre was played until
late hour, the refreshments being
served after Me prizes were awarded
Many members and visitors attended
the meeting of Esther Chapter. No. D.
Thursday evening. After the degrees
the following program, prepared by
NJ Irc N.lre wat MT q
Selection. by the choir: reading. by Past
Matron Helen F. Molster of Brookland
Chapter. and vocal solos by Past Pa
tron Milton J. Fillius of Electa Chapter
Brief remarks were made by Past
Grand Patron Molster, Past Grand Ma
tron Jeanette r. Smith and by Mr..
Graham of Hampton. Va.
Past Matron Nellie West. chairman
of the entertainment committee. an
nounced that the annual theater party
of the chapter would be given Monday
evening, April "a. The chapters rum
mage sale will be held in May and will
be in charge of Associate Matron En-
ma Riley.
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CHAPTERS. &

Mcndsi Ruth. No. !. ma squcrade dance
nfter meeting.
Tuesda!- Mizpsh. No. s. brief session:
Fidelity. No. 10. reception 10 Miz-
pan Chapter. No. =.
Wednesday Naomi. No. ;: Brcoklsnd,
No. II. social.
Thursday william +. Hunt. 70. 1G.
Friday -rasoma No -: Cathedral,
No. IA; ST. Johns Lodge. No. Is.
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columns must be received by
The Of each week. Items which
time contain and
important be sent in earlier will be
received Saturday, but not later.
both sides Of the will be
accepted signed with
addresses of the persons sending them
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KNIGRTFSai NIG1RTTFSiaS
LODGES.

Monday Amaranth. M. - ana trn-
iury No. 80. business.
Tuesdsy-W Webster. No. a. esquire rank
Excelsior. NJ. "A: capital, No. ~. and
Myrtle. No. go. busines.
Wednesday, t'olumhil. Ne. &c. page ANA
csaairc rank. Mount Vernon. No .:
Hcrmionc. NJ. L.. and Union. No. =.
business.
THURSDAY Harmony. NJ. II. business,
Friday Hnthboue superior. Ne. ~.
week. S.racusians. No. 10, business
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RERfHYAHRG;if:S

Monday Naomi. No L. and Ruth. No. =.
degree.,
Tuesday-tideiity. No. =. degree.
Thursday--Friendship. No. S. degree.
Friday-Martha Washington No. g.
visitation assembly officers: Dorcas.
No. 4. degree.
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ODD fELl@N

LODGES.
Mopday-Reacon. No. Is. and Lancdon.
No. .6. degree: Union. No. II, bust
ness.
Tuesday Special session OF the Grand
Lodge. Washington. No Il. and
Ami,,. No. =. business: Golden
Rule. No. Il. grand VISITATION; MI
Pleasant. No. 70. third degree.
Wedposdsv-Eastern. No. T. and Fed
eral city. No. 20, degree: Harmony.
No. ., business.
Thursday covenant. No. IL. grand viSi-
1atiun: Columbia. No. 10. Excelsior,
No. 13. and Salem, No. -, degree.
Friday -Ceptral. No. /. degree: Metrop-
oils. No. 16, and Phoenix. No. IS.
business.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
Satur,iay--Canton Washington, No. 1,
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''Th" stage is Srt. the players well re-
hcarscd in tncir lines and art. and the
. . -, g., ... ,,,,.,o,,. ,,i..b.
va ''''" - '-
UPON the raTcs' "'''Ws that ever Srdce"
the historic boards Of the New Ma
,i,.n,I -r-b..,,.,. And 70, uotv,ithstand-
'"'i'o '"V'i' -'''' 60 ~ y"
iE= such meinofa"ie event. the
wealth Of troeSds will not he sufficient
,o .,-c,.,,ra .,I,,i.sio,t excent in the
-, =
J1s' '''" 'eSS"! 'ohS'I'u'e" WI!
Th'S IS the message. IN part, OF IL
lust.ious Potential. l.. Whiting Estes
? -. ,G,,..s .-s-,,.,le NJ rho ,rcian, ,rabic
u '''''"N '''''''S "' ~ nv
order -N""i@s o' th' Mystic Shrine Tor.
despite his -lcfty dignity in that body.
b, 1,ii1 tc tho ..,bi.e doorl.senar,, at
-. -, -. -.
tnt New -\d'ip'd! 'o'io'iV" h'sht' "e-
cause il IS the oriental red-tops wild
,e,-eI.,- Of ,eotsri,. erIaa,- tbs, is IN te
'''e'+'''e"' anu "e - q" d se''Se
r.Uf.ilVc-
s;ct,,ovh.rc IN the ro.iop Of the con-
mr. mark Viii he liz nun,ber of
.'IaInf.,. Ird TO the sIau-bter" ror i, is
the WAY Of The shrine not to tell all ii
knows about Huythins except upder
the eiittcring arrh OF crossed sabers.
III the feeble light Of the newborn
moon. where the camels browse and
the hot air of the desert blows in ftful
gales across the sandy wastes.
MI Of which, the profane is told.
means that more or less than hum
'Jed curious seekers after the mystic
lo.e OF the ancient mobiles are to be put
to q test which shall determine their
htness for eXaltation to the ranks of
the elect The shrine has language
al its OWE
w hon l!lGStrioUs Potsntate L. Whit
ii's Estes had she potentateship Of the
-3NStic Shrine wished ON him he at
once sent out IN - o. s.. tsave our
snFlne) cali 10 ali tne mobility of this
"asiS. IheN have responded so uobly.
De says, mat he has nad to hang out
the >. X - standing room only }
siIn To- the big ceremonial tomorrow
ni5ht at the New National Theater.
= ne business iacctinG viii ue at pa
trot he1oeuafters al > pm. and all
routine business VIII he out Of the way
so that AT CLOCK sharp the fun VIII
eiH at the dheateF' ana the seats VIII
% Iof the hrst comers. "A Absolutely
nothing reserved for any one he says.
save 'he ca ndldates- foT the potentate
belleNes IN the Irish principle that one
man IS as good as another and often
t'.les little better
re petitionS already in hand insure
tne sersest class in the hisior: Of Al
mas Temple.
Noble Edgar G. snyder and the de-
gree team viii hold their final rehear-
sal or the stage OF the theater this aft
ernoon. and 1t will be q full costume af-
faiL They are determined TO show the
local shrine what can be done in the
way OF elaborate degree work when a
suitable place ior staging is accessible.
This is to the end that the nobIes MAY
, see the need of building a temple.
After the performance itself is over
tomorrow evening arrangements have
been made for "o~e OF the pepperiest
vaudeville shows ever shown in Wash
ingtou" 10 entertain the mobiles Like
The imitation itself Ihis is to remain
q Sufp-iSa uf.rf; rToVn
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4 large number of members were
present at the meeting of Electa Chap
ter. No. =, Tuesday evening, March IA.
including Mrs. Ida Eaber. grand ma
tron, and Ben w. Murch. grand patron.
Evening star., 1916-03-19

Mitiras Lodge Of Perfection of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
VIII hold business meeting Tuesda e
evening. ~ which many Of the details
Tor the coming spring reunion will be
discussed. \ good nucleus foT the
spring class already has been secured.
and the degrees will he started April
-. so that the class may receive the
'hirt E-scrond degree in time for the
Maundy Thursday banquet
Evening star., 1916-03-19

Washington ROYAL Arch cban,er
No. >. has the Royal Arch degree
scheduled for it's convocation Thurs
day evening
Evening star., 1916-03-19

kinS David Lodge. No. IS, makes a
late announcement that the NJ N. de-
gree VIII he presented at it's commu-
nicatlon TUESDAY evening
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Anacostia Lodge. NJ. Il. is to have a
social evening tomorrow night with
Grand Master Jermane present as q
special guest and to make an address
OF interest. Other prominent speakers
with program of vocal and instru-
mental music. and cigars. are also on
the program.
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Capitol Chapter. No. II. will have
a ladies night Friday. at $50 pm.
following its regular convocation. DeIos
NJ 1hayer of the Grand Chapter will
give an address on European countries
Illustrated with many beautiful stere-
opticon views taken by himself Be
sides this there will be recitations
songs and music. followed by refresh
ments. High Priest Evans states that
Whlie hiSh water mark was estab-
iished at the last convocation Of The
chapter. when the Royal Arch degree
was presented for three teams, he ex-
pecls the coming entertainment to far
OVerShadOw the NJ. sopic eyept
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President James r. Schick Of the
Masters Association for 1916 has is
sued call for the March meeting of
the association Wednesday evening at
o'clock in the Office OF James s Nc
Carthy. rooms IS and A. Kellogg
building. 1916 f street northwest
Evening star., 1916-03-19

The New Jerusalem Lodge, No. .. will
have the T.. \. degree Thursday even
ing and special Thursday evening,
March 80. for the NJ. NJ. degree.
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At the request of the home lodge of
the deceased, Grand Master Jermane
designated King Solomon Lodge. No.
81. to conduct the funeral services of
the late Frank l.. Yearick. the struc-
turai ironWorker. who recently lost his
life in fallinsl from a building at 18th
and Il streets northwest. and who was
a member of Goodland Lodge, No. 321.
OF Goodland. Kan. More than fifty mem
bers OF the structural ironworkers'
union. Of which the deceased was
member. attended the services, which
were held in the chapel at Glenwood
cemetery. The body was deposited in
the vauit for the present.
Lebanon Lodge, No. {, has the NJ. III
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The Masters Association OF 1910 met
recently and effected = permanent organi-
zation and decided TO hold a banquet
about April l. The election Of officers
! suited as follows: President. Past Grand
Master George c. Ober; vice president. g.
E. Dunkum: Secretarytreasurer. Castle
man p. Boss: executive committee, the
officers and A. 4. Serven and Charles
kattelmann. Those present were George
ic. Ober. 6. +. Dunkun. e. F. Boss. A. r.
Server. Charles kattelmann. George II.
Copes, J. Frank Campbell. W. e. Firoved
II. f. Bittnger. J. \. Sterzer and Charles
X. PiInper.
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Washington Council. No. l. ROYAL and
Select Masters. will have the cryptic
degrees tomorrow evening. General
Grand High Priest George K. Corson
was a visitor AT the last meeting and
gave an address on cryptic Masonry.
Evening star., 1916-03-19

Worshipful Master Frank B. ketchum
of st. Johns Lodge. No. H. with his
committees has made elaborate prepa-
rat1ons Tor the ladies night" to be
given Friday evening at Masonic Tenn
pie. As the lodge is. in sense.
father to St. Johns Lodge Chapter.
NO ls. order. of the Eastern Star, the
presence of its members will add large
ly to the attendance. The program of
entertainment includes music motion
pictures. monologues and dancing in
dne banquet hall. with refreshments
The members of the lodge have all been
urged 10 bring their woman friends
Evening star., 1916-03-19

Pentalpha Lodge. No. % which Will
ing, will have the +. =. both on April
J and April u. Joseph :. Farden who
died at his home. 1888 Monroe street
March 3. had been member OF PEN
tdlpha Lodge for more than Twenty-Five
Years.
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Myron NJ Parker Lodge. No. -, which
gave itself over TO q ladies night at
its last meeting, Will have the E. A.
degree Tuesday evening