Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-05

The first stated communication of the
Grand Lodge for the current year will
open at o'clock, al Masonic Temple.
Saturday evening. for exemplification
of the degrees.
Worshipful Master James T. Schick.
president of the Masters Association
of 1916. has called a special meeting of
the association for Wednesday evening
at o'clock. in rooms 43 and A. Kellogg
building, 14l4 + street northwest. to
discuss arrangements FOR the big Ma
sonic base ball game to he played be-
tween teams of AImaS Temple of the
Mystic Shrine and kallipolis Grotto
Yelled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm.
At the regular meeting of the ESQ
citation Tuesday evening many of the
officers of the constituent lodges ac
cepted the invitation of the association
to be present. Grand Master William
w Lermane and Past Grand Masters
1-urtin r CHM and Augustus tooGdge
made addresses. and matters of interest
to the craft were discussed.
The NJ NJ. degree will he presented
by the Worshipful Masters Association
of 1916 tomorrow night in Pentalpha
Lodge, No -. The stations will be
filled as follows: Harry E. Sengstack.
master. John W. rhappell. junior war.
den. 9. w Huske. senior warden: Gait
Wimmcl. Junior deacon: Frank y.
Chase. senior steward, and Lucen G.
iung. Junior steward. Others who will
participate are Grand Master William
W. Jermane and Worshipful Masters
Mccarthy. Linthicum. Ayres Onyun
Sharah, Patrick, Springer. ketchum
and Scott.
Worshipful Master Onyun of Pental-
pha Lodge has extended general in
Nitation TO the fraternity to attend.
Rev. James Shera Montgomery pastor
of the Metropolitan Memorial NJ. Z.
place. has invited the Masonic clubs of
Washington 10 attend religious serv-
ices at his church this evening at S
O'Clock, when sermon prepared
peclally for the occasion will be deliver
ed. President l.. H Troutman of the
advisory board of the Masonic clubs
has notified each of them that the mem
bers of their families included in
the invitation. The following clubs are
included: Trowel. Fellowship. Ashlar
Trestie Board. Compass. Ionic. Triangle
l-ambskin, Level, South Gate, Italian
American, Circle and Asor.
Capitol ROYAL Arch Chapter. No II.
Friday. will celebrate memorial bic
event in its history by presenting three
teams in the Royal Arch degree. III which
FRANK r Major. grand captain of the
host of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter.
VIII be assisted i'll the work by the past
nigh priests of the chapter. In his cir
cuiar announcing the event High Priest
l. {. l. Evans states the ceremonies will
begin with a special at , pm. the work
continuing III the regular convocation at
go pm The full line will be made up
as follows: Frank F. Major. high priest:
Reniamin J. Wrighrsrnan King: William
q Glenn. scribe; John A. Mover. cartain
OF the host: William r.. Holt principal
soJoGrner: William W Mcdonald. royal
arSh captain: Arthur Carr. master of
-
of second vail. and Adolph W Steyerling
master Of first vail
AT the close OF the capituIar wear
High Priest Evans has announced a ban
quet is to be given with those for
guests OF honor" who have helped IN
making twenty new Royal Arch Aiasons
a ladies night also is a feature an
nounced for March ~
Worshipful Master Archibald ] Rose
has called special communication of
king solomon 'daviiGht' Lodge. No 3
ll"r W"dhrSday afternoon at : O'Clock
Tor the l.. y degree with Senior
Warden duncan Mci-areu heading the
official line. Last Wednesday after
room large audience witnessed the
+ g degree. including several lunior
"athenA OF u" District and nlauv out
@ i-,%M" NI ,1,' Junior Warden
senior Deacon Arthur Z" W"lh
secretary Per- Wolfe states h.
ma fee"i'"f '"t"rmat,ou from yariou-
fna' Indicate the proI ability % am an
tual IAfh"rIng "f such bodies. tho frs
10 be held !" this ci'y or New York
and Subsequent gatherings to be ar
ranged for At each session \ ney.
daylight lodge. known as High Noon
L"dg".' is being formed in Cincinnati;
Master Rose is being urged TO have the
NJ. NJ. degree presented at the April
communication Of King Solomon Lodge
ty Tituaiists of the printing craft. a
Number of whom: are members of King
solomon Lodge The innovation Of tn.
lodge in presenting visitation certifi-
Gates 70 each visitor by the chairman
OF the examine ton committee is said to
be proving quite popular
M,ron " Parker Lodge No -. is to
entertain the woman friends of its
members Tuesday evening wnh "a
'sdieS night par excellence" A short
program Of entertainment in the audi
r"riuUl VIII lie followed by dancing and
refreshments, the festivities beginning
AZ 30 O'Clock. Past Master John J.
Moy"r is reported quite sick al his
home. 5l0 sth street northeast Messrs
WHEAT and Eowdler are reported i'm
proving and j. J.. and J.. W. York as
getting along nicely. The lodge Will
Rave the l.. a. degree March u
Harmony Lodge, No. Il. will have
two stated and two special communi-
cations IN March. for the r. g. degree
st 80 pm. Wednesday evening the
+ g. degree at J:i5 pm. March %
Senior Warden George NJ. Evans in the
J>dSts anu lhe T. a degree I.30
March 70. Junior Warden Edgar A
COPELAND In the East
The stated communication Of March
VIII be devoted to a social smoker
for all. but especially for new MEM
beers AL are invited. but new Nasons
OF less than years standing have
been especially requested to be pres
emit Three short talks practical
Masonic topics win oe given. Past
Master Roe Fulkerson will speak on
Masonic etiquette inside a lodge: Carl
H. Claudy, editor of Harmony Lodge
Bulletin, on Masonic etiquette outside
lodge, and Past Master Robert II
Young on Masonic law. Following the
talks there will be a motion picture
entertainment. given by Junior Stew
ard Charles X. Morris. Smoking ma
terial viii be provided and a large
turnout is expected.
St. Johns Lodge. No. II. will have
the f. A degree Friday evening and
Worshipful Master ketchum has an
nounced that visitors then. as always
Will he warmly welcomed The number
of visitors from lodges in other jur,s-
dictions. he says. has been unusually
large the past few meetings.
Mou9t Pleasant Lodge. No. SO. will