The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
Masonic Affairs.

Worshipful Master A R. R. onyun. of
Pentalpha Lodge. No. 3. F. A. A NJ,
announces that the degree of Fellow
craft viii be conferred upon five candi-
communication, with the degree Of En-
tered Apprentice in sight for the meet
ing Of June 10.
Pentalpha Lodge finished in fifteenth
place In the Masonic Bowling League for
the season Just closed. Plans are now
under way for next seasons team, when
It Is expected that the lodge will be
in the race from the start to finish.
Worshipful Master Archibald J. Rose
announces the N. NJ. degree for Wednes-
day afternoon, at ? o'clock, at King Solo
mon Lodge, No. 81. The usual luncheon
and social hour which has become so
popular with the daylight lodge will take
place in the banquet han promptly at l
O'Clock. A fraternal welcome Is extended
visiting members. Past Master John
!. Lane Johns and John L Kelly have been
selected to arrange for automobiles to
enter the parade, previous to the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home baseball game
on Saturday afternoon, June II.
Worshipful Master Charles z. Alex
ander, of Lebanon Lodge, No. 7, has
designated Past Master Charles D. Shack
elford to look after Lebanon Lodges au-
tomobile section in the parade which is
to take place on the day Of the Masonic
baseball game.
All members OF the lodge who have
automobiles are urged to communicate
with Past Master Shackelford. The mem
bership of the lodge is also urged to take
seats In the big sightseeing automobile,
which will be on hand for the occasion,
at 25 cents a seat.
Capitol Chapter. No. Il. will confer the
Royal Arch degree at its meeting next
Friday. This chapter has been kept busy
this year. as more petitions have been
received during the past five months than
curing any previous year. Refreshments
are always SER ed at Capitol Chapter.
Next Sunday Capitol Chapter will have
charge OF religious services at the East
ern Star Masonic Home NJ NJ Parker
Lodge and Bethlehem Chapter, the lat
ter accompanied by its choir will COM
bine with Capitol Chapter. Revs c. c.
Mccoy. Hugh T. Stevenson, and G, F.
Williams will officiate
At the last meeting Of the Commanders
Association IL was decided to hold the
school Of instruction on Thursday. June
8, at 7:3O p. m. for the purpose Of ex-
employing the Order of the Red Cross. "
f.
urges the instructors Of work in the sew
eral Communicates to be present.
The Ladies Night" of Washington
Centennial Lodge, No. IA. F. A. A. NJ,
held last evening in the Scottish Rite
Cathedral. will go down in the history
Of that organization as one not soon to
be forgotten
The chairman Of the committee in
charge introduced the worshipful master
Of the lodge. Brother James S. Mccarthy,
who greeted the fair members of his
mock Henry Lansburgh then spoke To
Samuel Shreve. president of the KaIli-
rolis Grotto Band Worshipful Master
Mccarthy presented a check from the
lodge as mite towards the expenses Of
the band on its trip to the Supreme
Council Convention Of the Mystic Order
Of Yelled Prophets, to be held in Detroit
this month.
|, Miss Gertrude Misel gave a soprano
solo. Among others who took part were
Marx E. Kahn, Frank A. Goebel, Mrs
John G. Kline, Miss Mary A New
cOmbe, Mrs W. ]. Latimer, Prof Fulton
IIarr, Miss Emily Topper. W. c. SiIber,
Miss Corinne E. Hutterly. E. E. Muth,
Capt. Rice. of the Jeis team, and
Brothers Anthony, Hall, Mccarthy, Dfetz
and NewCombe.