Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-18

ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Monday-washington Council, No. 1,
degrees.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR coMMANpERIEs.
Orient, No. 3. business.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tue:day-Mithras Lodge of Perfection.
business.
No. 10. will have charge Of the religious
services at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home this afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
Rev. George Fiske Dudley, rector of
st. Stephens Episcopal Church. will
conduct the services. The musical pro-
gram is in charge of James w. Cheney.
ST.. organist. assisted by Charles W.
Moore and Miss Mary cramer. Autos
will meet street cars at Rittenhouse
street.
-Worshipful Master Simon Bube has
urged every member of Anacostia
Lodge. No. 81. to be present at the meet
ing tomorrow evening. which will be
IL II. degree by the past masters Of
TIE lodge. Anacostia Lodge is holding
-t"hools of instruction the second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month to
t-SItes TO become familiar with the
ok of those degrees to which they
;--e entitled
T. \. degree tomorrow evening, ac-
krrd ng to the circular announcement
f,s. y crshipful Master A. R. R. Onyun.
Iun:o- Warden Putnam will head the
sohf'i"' l'ne in the f. A. degree in Mount
--l-leasaat Lodge. No. 80, tomorrow even
ms
Washington Council, No. /. Royal and
Select Masters. will have the degrees
tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock. At
this meeting also the subject of de-
linquency will be considered.
King David Lodge. No. rs. has the
r. c. degree scheduled for Tuesday
evening. according to the announce
ment of Past Master Charles E. holster,
the lodge secretary.
A social evening is being arranged for
the convocation of Columbia Royal
Arch Chapter. No. I. next Wednesday.
Is it probably will be the last evening
but one before dispensing with work
for the summer season. After the
routine business the remainder of
the evening will be devoted to enter
tanning features. a program for which
Is now being arranged If 1t Is neces-
seary to confer any of the degrees the
4Cn6plcT Will COHVShc CdiiiCN AoA (u8I
purpose.
The high priest, Rev. Walter F..
Smith. has announced that Brightwood
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 8. will have
the Royal Arch degree Wednesday
evening.
La Fayette Royal Arch Chapter. No. s.
announces the Royal Arch degree for
Tuesday evening. with "a little some
Thing extra" maybe, according to cir
cular announcement by High Priest w.
Parsons.
Washington Centennial Lodge. No. IA.
which. in addition to its regular busi-
ness Wednesday evening. may have the
z A. degree, has the NJ. NJ. degree
Scheduled for a special the evening of
June % at o'clock.
Osiris Lodge No. IS, will have the r.
C. degree and East Gate Lodge, No "a,
the E A. degree Wednesday evening at
the usual hour.
The New Jerusalem Lodge. No. 9, is to
five over It's meeting Thursday even
Ing to social enjoyment and refresh
nlents, and the announcement states
that a novel program full of surprises
may be, expected. The lodge will have
special for the E. A. and F. c. degrees.
Ga-ting at pm. the following Thurs
day June 90, in lodgeroom No. 2.
St Johns Lodge. No. IL, Friday
evening. at its regular communication.
will have the r. e. degree. and on the
following Saturday evening, June "a.
will have special for the NJ. NJ. de-
gree.
Hope Lodge. No. 20, also will have the
F. c. degree Friday evening. with a
special a week later. June 80, for the
II. ". degree. according to the circular
announcement Of Worshipful Master D.
r. Linthicum.
templar school of instruction. Fri
day evening. at 1870 o'clock. will be
held for the order of the Temple. in the
ANY sir knight who wishes may be
present, il is announced.
Scribe Charles S. Woodin will head
the official line in Capitol Royal Arch
Chapter. No. II. Friday evening. in the
mark degree. The chapter is consid-
ering plans for a big event in July.
when two teams will be ready for the
Royal Arch degree. Refreshments are
to be served.
The officers of the new Columbia
Council. Royal and Select Masters. were
Installed by Charles e. Alexander. mas
ter of Adoniram Council. No. 2. Thurs
day night at the regular assembly of
that council in the presence Of a small
but notable gathering After the in
etallation ceremonies a telegram from
f.. w. Wellington. general grand mas
ter. was read by F. st. Clair Thompson
his personal representative. expressing
best wishes for Columbia Council and
regrets that his presence was required
elsewhere. Guy W. A. Camp, master OF
the new council. stated that the general
grand master expects to be present al
the first ceremonial of Columbia Coun-
cfi. July 90. together with grand mas
ters from neighboring states. at which
time a class of fifty candidates will re.
ceive the cryptic degrees. The official
Nue and membership OF Columbia IN
ciudes past grand high priest. two
members of the Grand Chapter, theree
members Of the Grand Lodge and a mum
Der of past masters. The first regula,
assembly will be held Thursday. June
80.
Dawson Lodge. No. 1s. has the F. C.
degree scheduled for the evening OF
June 2S. with Junior Warden William
II. Murray heading the Official line.
From the circular of Worshipful
Master Perry p. Patrick II is learned
that the Masonic employment bureau IL
row in operation and ready to hear
from those members of the fraternity
who employ and those who need EN-.
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