Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-02

"All Masonic day at Camp Good
will Thursday is the big near-Masonic
feature of the week, for which Past
Monarch Peter r. Pullman of kallipo-
lis Grotto has put forth his best efforts.
and. it is said, with splendid results
SO far, at least, as the children of the
camp are concerned, the event being
designed especially to bring happiness
and sunshine to them above all else.
The Star last Sunday gave the names
of several of the organizations tnat
have contributed, to the welfare of the
camp with tents and equipment for the
Youngsters Past Monarch Pullman
saws it is not too late for individuals
and others of the fraternity to help
in other ways, cash Contributions pc
ing the most desirable, because with
them purchases can be mace aqsiseoiy !:
oGoing to furnish the music. and 1t Is
POSSIBLE that Director Charles A. Ste
.vens will have his glee club on hano
for vocal entertainment. Good things
to eat for the children will be a spe-
cialty, and it is hoped Grand Master
William W. Germane. who has been
absent from the city, may be on hand
for his address of good cheer. GOD Is
Special effort has been made to have
those who are proud of the automob1ieS
they own to volunteer their use 10
transport visitors to the camp Thurs
day. The start will be made from the
Masonic Temple at pm. sharp, and
the announcement is made that every
body will be welcome.
= Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. SO, the
Nj, hl,,o lodge cheduled meet to-
morrow evening which has announced
work. will have the M. NJ. degree. says
Secretary William Burton Greene
While BENJAMIN B. French has called
OF its communication for tomorrow
evening, Worshipful Master James p
.Schick has listed schedule for the
meetings to be held until Judgment
day. which he calls September Is, be-
cause of its N. p. D." feature. The
z. c. degree will be presented at a
special at pm, July IL. and, in addi-
lion to regular business, the e. A. de-
tree at the regular communication the
same evening. The meeting set for
August will be called off and the F. C..
degree will be presented at that of Au-
gust 81. Labor day. September 4. the
September Is there will be some real
business" to transact.
Worshipful Master Schick is also
president of the Association of Wor-
terances on the memorable Shrine.
-Grotto ball game for the beneht OF
The Masonic and Eastern Star Home are.
Therefore, authoritative 1t is bit
early yet to say just how many dollars
and cents were realized, because of
some hardness in ticket returns, but
the sum will reach up into thousands OF
dollars. The game" he says. was
Staged in the District of Columbia for
charitable purposes, but viewed from
any angle IT was remarkable occa-
Sion-the game. the side attraction, the
that prevailed.
Eminent Commander Burt A. Grist
announces the Order of the Red Cross
mandery. No. 8. at the asylum. 4th
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east. at 1880 sharp. Orient Command
cry at its last conclaye struck out the
which relates to the uniform equipment
and provides that a companion of the
Red Cross shall provide himself with a
EJACULATION uniform before he can re-
ceive the Order of the Temple. Past
Commander Edward P. Hazelton, chair
man of the committee in charge of the
commAndery excursion to Marshall
Hall. July -. IT is announced. has pre-
pared a special program for the occa-
sion.
Arminius Lodge. No. 25. has called
on its communication scheduled for
Tor the NJ NJ degree, which is present.
ed IN the German language. as are all
degrees in the only German-speaking
isfSe n the District. The L. a. degree
Is s~edu.cc 70: July 1s. Worshipfu,
Master william Win mel IN calling at
;eEtion 70 Che <act that the Masonic
year is roH eleeriIg its Iasi 0uarter
s:~sea Il: might be well a; this time
TO ecnsi7e- villa: ,he year is bringing
90 US and what VIC are Eiving in return.
Fron tine east The outlook iz bright.
Indeed. not only IN Arniaius, but
throughout the entire jurisdiction.
Myron 81. Parker Lodge. No q. which
na3 called OF its communication Tues
day evening. will have the NJ. NJ. degree
st it's communication July 49,
Ia Fayst.e Royal Arch Chapter. No.
8. also has called OF its convocation
scheduied for Tuesday evening. but at
its conciave July Is it will have an
eiec:iea FOR scribe TO Mi the vacancy
cx:1sed by the resignation of James s.
Mccarthy. whose health would not per-
mt him 20 continue = Office.
Wash;ngtoa-cen,enn Lodge. No. II
viii have a special at pm. Wednes-
day for rhe F. c. degree. George Duval
-. heading the Official line. and prob
ably the Z. A. degree a; 1880 pm. NJ. E
Nan. heading the line. July 10 the
lodge Will have the r. c. at a special at
s Pr. Robert r. Cooke, ir.. heading
the lire. and at I:3o pm. the Same date
probably the E. A. degree. the master
officiating AT a special at $40 pm.
eented. n. E Kahn officiating with the
degree team. followed Iy refresh
nents and surprises" These announce
ments. Worshipful Master Mccarthy
states. are subject TO change TO meet
the Mexican situation" The lodge cele-
brated bowling league night" Thurs
day evening at special for the NJ "
degree IN she comma ndery ASYLUM.
wi.h Past Master Leonard r. S:cuart
Ike Iasonic Bowling League and the
degree team of!ciatins, follow ed by re.
3feshments and a social eyeGing An
advance statement by Secretary Jason
Waterman of the lodge shows that
even with I'VE losses by death and
three dimits Washington Centennial
Lodge has made gain in membership
Of % up to June II. Nearly $3.50 has
been expended for relief. funerals and
charity. At . recent meeting the lodG re
increased the cost of life membership
from $50 to 800.
King Solomon Lodge. No 81. Wash
lnston's only daylight lodge will
have the z. A degree Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock, with Charles p John
son heading the ohiciai line. During
tho afternoon the lodge will be enter
famed with a thirty minute reel exhi-
blt!on" by George d. Murphy. one OF
Its members. Worshipful Master Ar
chibald ]. Rose has extended a general
Invitation to the fraternity to be pres