Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21

sons. will have charge of the religious
services at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. High Priest Rev. Walter
A. Smith. who has extended invita-
ton to Stansbury Lodge, No. "a. and
Ruth Chapter. No. l. Order of the East
ern Star. to be present. will preach the
sermon. A general invitation has also
been extended to all master Masons,
members of the Royal Arch Chapters
and members of the Order of the East
ern Star to meet with Brightwood
Chapter at the services. Mrs. Sallie
Wilson, organist. and the choir of
Ruth Chapter, No. !, o. E. s., will have
charge of the music.
Any car on the 9Th street line marked
with destination beyond the Soldiers
Home will take visitors to Rittenhouse
street, where automobiles will meet the
cars. from pm, to finish the trip to
the home.
Worshipful Master E. ]. Ayers of
Stansbury Lodge, No. "a, has announced
the E. A. degree for tomorrow evening"
with Senior Warden J. NJ. kimball
heading the official line. Thursday
AFTERNOON. at $50 o'clock, a delega-
ton Of members of the lodge. under
the guidance of Henry c. Stein. Chair
man of the committee of arrangements,
Will start from the building,
14th street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, in automobiles for a trip to
Frederick, Nd. to pay a fraternal visit
to. Lynch Lodge of that place. 1t is
expected that Grand Master William
W. Jermane. Grand High Priest DIR.
William c. Fowler. Grand Commander
Lem Towers. jr., and General Grand High
Priest George E. Corson will accom-
NJ. NJ degree is to be presented by the
Maryland lodge. 1t is hoped TO have
pleasant three-hour trip in the hills of
Maryland, with other pleasures at the
end
Dawson Lodge, No. Is, tomorrow
evening will have the F. c. degree,
with Junior Warden William H. MUIR
perfected by the lodge for it's fraternal
visit to Concord Lodge, No. 625. of Con-
cordvil1e. Pa. June IA. The visitors
viii be met at Wilmington. Del. by
luncheon will be given a sight-see-
ing trip in automobiles to many places
of interest in the vicinity. In the even
ing one of the degrees will be present
the work Concord Lodge will further
entertain the visitors. An automobile
sightseeing trip in and about Phila-
delphia is planned for the following
morning John A. colborn. Royal F.
Corwin. Joseph p. Stephenson. Mark
Stearman and John J. Costinett are the
committee in charge Of the trip. The
lodge will have its "Children's day at
Marshall Hall, July "a. 1t will be a
free excursion by the lodge.
Pentalpha Lodge. No. 23, will have a
special communication tomorrow even
ing for the NJ. 81 degree.
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter
his the mark degree scheduled for to-
morrow evening at 1870 o'clock
Federal Lodge. No. /. will have the
r. G. degree Tuesday evening, with
: Junior Warden William s. Quinter
heading the official line.
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. IA,
had the members and officers of Alex
andria- Washington Lodge of Alexan-
dria, Va. as it's guests last evening
entertaining them with a supper and
program in addition to the presenta-
tion of the NJ NJ. degree. A novel
feature OF the entertainment part of
the evening was the presentation of
The Order of the Cow Catcher" for
the benefit of three railroad men among
the guests. The evening of June l the
lodge VIII entertain its woman friends
AT Scottish Rite Cathedral with a pro-
gram of amusing features, vocal and
instrumental music, classic readings
and selections by the military band Of
kaiiipolis Grotto of the Yelled Proph-
cts Dancing will begin at 10 pm
and Henry Lsnsburgh is to be a spe-
cial guest of honor. There will be re-
freshments The function will be lin
ned however. to the lodge members and
the members of their own families
present or prospective.
Junior Warden e. Fred Cock will
head the official line in the F. c. de-
gree III Temple-Noyes Lodge. No. 20
Thursday evening. when, also, the
lodge Will vote upon an amendment to
Jus bylaws affecting its reserve fund
Norshipful Master Clement w Huske
has issued an urgent call to all mem
bers to be present.
The South Gate Club will have its
annual election and installations of Of
Hcers by the Advisory Board of Ma
sonic Clubs at its meeting Thursday
evening.
The New Jerusalem Lodge. No 9, will
nave the Il. A degree THURSDAY even
ing, followed by refreshments accord
ing TO the announcement in the Lodge
news bulletin, which, with Thomas A
Synunl as editor-in- chief, keeps the
members well advised of the hannen-
tnSs of the lodge past present and 10
De The +. G. committees "beefsteak
dinner is scheduled for next Saturday
evening.
degree scheduled for Friday evening
and the NJ ". degree at special at
O'Clock Saturday evening
capitol Chapter. No. H. has the pa st
and most excellent masters degrees
scheduled for Friday Capitol Cha pte
mas ALREADY broken one or two records
ms season. II is said. and expects to
predh another at its next meeting as
SuincieHt petitions are now in hand 70
break the petition record of any wear
since the chapter was ORGANIZED Re
treshEents will be served as usual
The Level Club will meet next Sat-
0rdaE evening. May -. The entertain
6,ent org inally scheduled will be post :
poned until a later date. when il is e1-
eected that Sam L. Rogers director of
the census Will address the members
and their friends at an open meeting
At the meetings next Saturday the
proposed amendments to the bylaws
Will be acted upon. together with seven
applications for membership.
The Ashlar Club, composed of master
Masons of the State. War and Navy
departments, and White House, will
give its second annual ladies night"
NJ the old Masonic Temple, Saturday
nixht. May q
The ladies' night entertainment last
year was one of the biggest successes
Of the club.
There will be dancing for the young
folks and refreshments and entertain
ment for everybody. John A. Colborn
II chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee. The hall will be decorated for