Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-20

Horace P Mcintosh, steward, and Frank
F. Major, guard.
Capt Louis c. Wilson. commander OF
the Arab Patrol of Almas Temple.
Mystic Shrine. has appointed Virgil NJ
Fookes first lieutenant: Harry F. Ken
i needy. second lieutenant; DR. Frederick
lieutenant: George c. Whiting. SER
geant, and Allen T. Curran, quarter
board of governors and committees:
Governors: Walter B. Avery, Fred
erick Yates, Charles A. Stewart, Percy
l.. Gladmon and Maurice A. Hess.
Committee on ways and means: We'll
by c. Smallwood, Cnesser r. Samson,
G. Leon Smithson. George H. Whiting
and Virgil NJ. Fookes
Committee on membership: Henry w.
Eibel. William T. Lawrence. jr., and
I Albert Z. Gorham.
Committee on auditing: F. Lawrence
Walker, Benjamin 4. Ball and John
j. Odenwald.
Committee on uniforms: Harry f.
kennedy, Charles F. Bennett and Harry
Committee on memorial: William W.
Georges, John E. Wells and Charles f.
Warning.
Stewart secretary and William W..
Georges treasurer.
After the drill Thursday evening
Capt. Wilson and the other officers and
members of the patrol We're the guests
of the illustrious potentate, l.. Whiting
Estes. at banquet at the Commercial
Club. In the nature of a surprise 70
tentate Estes announced that the AS.
ISOLATION of Worshipful Masters of
1916 had extended an invitation to
Almas Temple and kallipolis Grotto 70
! year, for the benefit of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home endowment
| fund
Harmony Lodge, No Il. F. A. A. NJ.
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and went down to defeat before team
bselected from the remainder or the Ma
sonic fraternity Il mo of the ~. nis hr fnG
The following year an amount almost
as large was realized. the opponents
| being teams from the Blue lodges. one
new Masonic Temple and the other Sc
lected from the lodges that meet else
/ where.
Both the shrine ard the grotto have
accepted the invitation for this year.
| The Shrine Patrol and its Oriental Band
and the Grotto Band and Glee Club will
all be on hand to assist in making the
| benefit game the Masonic event of 1915.
| The instruments for the Almas Tenn
pie Oriental Band have arrived and No
members in regular practice in the
bandroom. rented in the Corcoran
building for that purpose. Last Tues
after att the bandsmen had reheaTsed for
half an hour Capt. Harrison and Po-
liceman Samson raped on the door.
| Both are members of Almas Temple.
| They explained that tenant in the
| building had telephoned to the first
precinct station house that wild ami
mails of some sort We're tearing hu-
| of the Corcoran building. Upon the
| assurance of Noble Stevens that the
| sounds complained of were merely the
! efforts of Noble Desio to play Turk
.rl,, 1a1 70 ol-a
| any arrests.
| Religious services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home next Sunday after
, noon. February %. at 3 o'clock, will be
under the auspices of Washington
Royal Arch Chapter. No. 2.
Sunday evening. March 5. at s o'clock.
at the Metropolitan Memorial NJ. E.
Church, Rev. James Shera Montgomery.
the pastor, expects to have as his
guests all the Masonic clubs of WASH
ington, namely, the Trowel Club, De-
partment of the Interior: the Ashlar
Club. State, War and Navy Depart
ments and the White House; the Eel
low ship Club. bureau of engraving and
printing; Trestle Board. government
printing office: Compass. Post Office
Department and city post office; Ionic,
Treasury Department.: Lambskin, navy
yard: Level bureau Of the census:
Triangle. Department of Agriculture;
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Gate, Southern railway: Italo-Ameri
can, composed of Italian Americans,
and Asor. composed of Washington
| musicians. President l.: H. Troutman
has extended DR.. Montgomerys invita-
ton through the various club presi-
| dents and urges that not only the
members but their families attend on
! the occasion. A special sermon appro-
! pirate to the occasion is to be preached
! by DIR. Montgomery.
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter
| No. 8. has the mark degree scheduled
| for its convocation February 20. 1t
had a social evening last Monday.
! Lebanon Lodge, No :. has the NJ. NJ
| degree scheduled for February 90 at a
! special, to be followed with refresh
! ments. and the f. A. degree at it's
communication March 3.
Dawson Lodge. No. I6. will have the
+. A. degree. with Senior Warden Fred
/ eric f. Hodge heading the official line,
February % and ladies night
March -.
National Lodge, No. II, will have the
| NJ. NJ. degree the evening of March T.
The Masters Association of 1903 held
! its eleventh annual reunion Monday
night with a banquet at the Hotel Cor
/ DON with sixteen members present. The
Masters Association made it's first APP
pearance in the District Of Columbia in
1904, but the association of that year
! has been permitted to disintegrate The
I Association OF 1908. however kept up
| it's organization. and interest in it in
/ creases as The year. multiply. The guest
| of honor Monday night, as on previous
/ Occasions. was Lurtin r. CHM. who was
! grand master IL, 1905. and in addition
| to whom the following persons were
present: