Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-30


Tuesday-Mithras Lodge of Perfection,
business
Religious services will be held at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home this
afternoon at 3 o'clock under the
auspices of De Molay Mounted Com
mandery, No. 4. Knights Templar, with
Rev Horace W. Stowell, rector of the
Episcopal Chapel of the Transfgura-
ton. officiating. Through a misunder-
standing this service was announced to
take place last Sunday A general in
vitation has been extended to Masons
and their families to be present, espe-
cially those who are knights Templar.
The usual arrangements Will be made
for visitors.
The Masters of 1907. when the late
DIR. Francis J. Woodman was grand
Columbia. have been asked to attend
the services tomorrow morning at $50
o'clock at st. James Protestant
Episcopal Church. sth street, between
B and C streets northeast. as tribute
to his memory.
Former President Landvoigt of the
Masters Association of 1907 has asked
the members of the association to meet
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Masonic Temple, Wednesday evening at
o'clock, to take such action as may
seem fitting under the circumstances
The midnight Kadosh services will
be conducted at the Scottish Rite Ca
thedral. Sd and E streets northwest.
Monday evening, and the Knights
Templar services at O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon at the same place. Orient
Commandery. No. 5. officiating.
Grand Master William. W.. Jermane
will accompany Mrs. Woodnan to
Somersworth. n H.. DIR. Woodman s
birthplace. where the interment will
take place Wednesday afternoon. and
he will represent the Grand Lodge of
the District of Columbia at the serv-
ices.
1t is reported at Masonic Temple that
all Royal Arch chapters, except Capitol,
No IL, which are scheduled to meet
during the week have called off their
convocations.
Washington Centennial Lodge, No IA.
will have the NJ. NJ. degree twice this
week-tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock
and Wednesday evening, Immediately
following the completion of current
business.
Tomorrow evening Senior Warden
Marx E. Kahn will head the official line
and be assisted by such members of
the fraternity as he may designate to
assist him, because Worshipful Master
James S. Mccarthy, who has been af-
hicted with throat trouble for nearly
two years, has been compelled to re-
frain from ritualistic work, and the
.wardens of the lodge, it is announced
have complied with his request to be
relieved in that particular during his
term. The degree team of Hiram Lodge
was compelled to decline the invitation
to do the floor work because of the
absence of several members from the
city.
At the conclusion of the degree water
melon. ice cream. high-class entertain
ment and cigars and cigarettes will be
provided in the banquet hall of the
temple.
Wednesday evening the degree will
be presented by the officers and degree
team of La Fayette Lodge, No. 10,
headed by Worshipful Master Eli
Swavely. in response to an invitation
by the master of Washington Centen-
NAL Lodge. following which Fred
Brockway" punch and Sam Forman"
cigars will be served
Junior Warden Robert r. Cooke will
hold school of instruction on the NJ
NJ degree Monday evening. August Z.
at 1880 o'clock. on the third floor of
Masonic Temple. which all master
Masons Of the lodge, especially new
Imembfs' have been requested to at
Arminius Lodge. No. 25, has called
OF its communication scheduled for
Tuesday evening, but National Lodge,
No. IL. Is booked for the f. A degree
and Myron NJ. Parker Lodge No 81
for the F. c. degree. the latter in
Masonic Hall, sth and F streets north
east.
According TO announcement, it is
the purpose of Worshipful Master
Lucien G. Young of Osiris Lodge, No 2s.
to have the f. A. degree Wednesday
evening. although the program is sub
1ect to change.
Senior Deacon Arthur c. Webb will
head the official line in King Solomon
Lodge, No 81. Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. in the F. C degree, with
Junior Deacon John J. yerIe.er acting
as senior deacon. Worshipful Master
Archibald J. Rose states a cordial wei
come awaits Masonic visitors. King
solomon Lodge is the daylight" lodge
of Washington
Lebanon Lodge. No. :, will have the
~. NJ, degree Friday evening, at 1880
kelIey heading the official line. Mr..
Kelley. II is announced has lust re-
turned from his honeymoon.
Capitol Chapter. No. II. will hold a
special conyocation Wednesday even
Ing. commencing work at O'Clock. for
three teams for the ROYAL Arch de-
gree High Priest I. c. l. Evans an
nounces that the degree will be nre
scented by an all star team" consist
ing OF representatives from nine OF the
thirteen chapters in the District lined
up as follows: High priest. RAYMOND
Dlckey, high priest, Mount Horeb.
No 7; king. Henry II. Smith high priest
hiram. No 10; scribe. William H. Par
sons, high priest Lafayette. No. ): cap
tain OF the host. George n I.ohrer.
scribe Washington. No. .. PRINCIPAL 80
Journer. John \. Goodicr. pasf high
priest Mount Vernon. No. 3: ROYAL Arch
captain, Paul Grove. high priest Eu-
reka, No. !; master third vail. Alton p.
Hastings, scribe Mount Pleasant No
IL: master second vail Frank II Pierce
scribe Columbia. No ! ma ster first vail,
Raymond ID. FiTlius. king Anacosria,
No. II.
Apart from this feature. General
Grand High Priest George r Corsop III
the General Grand Chanter Of the INN
ed states Of america IL is said win in
froduc" some new features to material
~ shorten the work - hen there is more
thar! one team for the ROYAL Arch a..
gree. 81 council officers are specially
inTGsd 10 be present 10 take note OF
TIE proposed cb .nSes Several chauters
have an~O1H"cd their intention az
visiting CnCitOl Chapter on this occ;,
SIGN 9Th their fuli line Of officers. re
tFsshments viii lie served The con
ro3at lt.us fvr August have been called
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4 communication from the Masters
association Of 1916 signed by Grand
Master William W. Jetn1ane James I,
..'chtcH president of the association
Jotnston Il Zimmerman. secretary