Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-12

,r,bis afternoon at 8 o'clock. the re-
,L,;ons services at the Masonic and
1s,s,orp star Home will he in charge
~ Mount Vernon ROYAL Arch Chapter.
No and Rev. Paul r. Hickok. pastor
of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
church and eminent grand prelate of
the Grand Commandery of knights
.ro,,,,lar of the District of Columbia.
viii ofiiciate
Tomorrow will begin the week IN
Masonic circles with social functions In
bbth Dawson Lodge, No 1e. and STAINS
ln,ry Lodge No. "a. The former, &C
.arding to announcement of Worship
fu1 Master Perry p. Patrick. Will en-
terrain the woman friends of its menu
hers with an elaborate program ex-
tending over an hour and a half in the
commandery room at Masonic Temple,
TO be followed by reception by the
lodge officers in the lodgeroom No. 1.
a buffet luncheon in the banquet hall
aud dancing Cards have been issued
for the occasion.
xVorshipfuI Master E. ]. Ayers of
Sh,usbury Lodge announces as dis
tinsuishcd guests of the lodge tomor-
rov- evening Grand Master William W.
Jermane and Prof. Henry r. Evans,
thirty-third degree honorary. of the
s. ottish Rite and associate editor of
tifc organ of the Rite, who will de-
1fVer a lecture on the History of Free
masonry and symbols of the Graft.
,,lAcacia Lodge, No IS. is going to have
tyo sessions Tuesday evening. the first
a. special at 6 o'clock. for the F. c.
degree. and the regular communica-
tion at 7:3O o'clock. when the NJ. NJ
degree Will be presented
Washington Centennial Lodge, No
~ also will have two sessions on
Wednesday evening. the first special
AZ 5:45 o'clock. for the F. C. degree
aed the regular communication at 1880
O'clock, for the E. A. degree.
f. Fayette Lodge No. 10. also will
hsye a social evening Friday. when
III" amendment of its bylaws will also
be considered. but no program of en-
To tainment has yet been announced.
Tie lodge will have the NJ NJ. degree
AZ - special Saturday evening, March
- IT $50 o'clock. Worshipful Master
Ell s;wavely, in his latest circular, says
that seven Presidents of the United
S'ates. eight kings of England. fifty
two signers of the Declaration of In
dependence. five generals of the revo-
1ttionary war and others. were ''en
ccuragers and promoters of our art and
never deemed il derogatory to their
dignity to level themselves with the
fraternity"
Sovereign Grand Commander George
Fleming Moore of the Supreme Council
of the Southern Jurisdiction of the
Scottish Kite. left with his secretary,
Ray Nelson. a newly made thirty-sec-
oRd degree Scottish Rite Mason. for a
her an hrtSi x,f4 ,-;,o
early last week. He expects to he away
three weeks and in the course of his
travels will go to Richmond. Whining
ton. y g. Savannah, and probably
Tampa. Fla.
Evangelist Chapter, knights Rose
troiN, of the Scottish Rite will devote
It's meeting Tuesday evening purely to
business and social intercourse.
Saturday March -. the Scottish Rite
bodies are TO devote the evening to the
entertainment OF the woman friends
and relatives Of their members ex-
tending the entertainment features of
tncir club to their guests together with
:netng and refreshments. Admission
VIII be by Identification card of the
1nNtubers. Roe Fulk erson X q & n
IS IN charge of the affair. which. it is
F91d, VIII he made a permanent feature
Beginning April %. the spring reunion
OF the bodies will begin. when the de-
s~""s from the fourth to the thirty
eond viii be again conferred. A
Npflng class Is now forming for this
Purpose and already includes some
nominent members of the fraternity
10 Is said.
- Johns Lodge. No. II. is to have a
ladies night" Friday. March ~. for
yH'ch AN unusual entertainment has
T. provided. including six reels of
1919 pictures never before shown
1" ashlhE'on- The program also in
sudes several other numbers and at
- lose the members Of the lodge
ZiiH 'iie Eeuoefs Of 81. Johns Lodge
hapte' No Is. o. IL s. Will he served
(5...e, i'si .,ii IN The banquet hall
masonic Temple. The lodge had the
y de%rer last Friday evening win
special entertainment during inter
sssioE.
Veterans night at Mount ioreb
pal Arch Chapter. No. :. Tiest,,v
emng, High Priest RAYMOND r
trNtS states. "ill be the occasion for
'hapter hoHoring those OF its mem
- who have been in 'capituIar har-
- Tor twenty years or more. aud
iuelr especial benefit the p NJ de-
zee VIII be presented. under the per
go suierIisioh OF the scribe, Frank
iinmei. and IN charge Of a specially
ected committee. who viii see that
~" traditions Of the past" as ure-
seed ~ Mount Horeb. shall be faith
.tur" " III be relied upon to make the
occasion exceptional and in a sense
unique Grand Master william "
.Fermane. now deputy grand high priest
al The Grand Chapter. and once famous
~ high priest OF Mount Horeb Chan
Ter, * lending his personal effort 10
The occasion. The committee of ar
engagements comprises Past High Priest
" william y. kimmei. chairman: Past
Grand High Priest Robert Armour
deputy Grand High Priest William w
.s"rmane and ali past high priests of
rhc chapter. Following the esoleric ce-
re'uon1al banquet Is to be served in
the banquet hail OF Masonic Temple.
and oratory. for which Mount Horet,
Chapter is said to have long been ia
NOUS. viii be let loose" ConmiSSary
'f'aV" Busch will have exclusive
charge of the banquet under the super
vision Of Past High Priests Philip NJ.
AShford chairman; Charles W. Pimper
and William NJ. Harley of the banquet
committee. while Carey s. Frye, chair
man; John y. Tauberschmidt and stuart
". LeIt@ell Will ne the committee in
cnarge Of the entertainment"
High Priest DicKey sta'es that
twenty-seven petitions have been re-
ceived by the chapter. and that degree