Evening star., 1916-12-10
Masonic.

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No 1; Acacia, No. IS. Takoma, No. 20
Harmony. No. II; the New Jerusalem
No. 8; George c. Whiting. No. p, ant
Temple -Noyes, No. 32, whose first com
mupication in December falls during
the current week, will have their an
nuaI election and many of them the IN
stalIation of their new officers rms
will complete the entire roster OF eiec-
tions and prepare what is sometimes
facetiously called 1.-The living timber.
the Grand Lodge line excepted. for the
third stated communication of the
Grand Lodge Wednesday of next week
and for the more important duty of
choosing the new Grand Lodge officers
at the ST. Johns day communication De-
cmber 81.
Washington Centennial Lodge. No. IA.
Marx +. Kahn, master; X Randoipii
Cooke senior warden; George Duval, Ju-
nior warden; A. Ernest Tate, senior oea
con; George F. Hoover. junior deacon
Dr. Howard Linton. senior steward; Sher-
man L. Falsom. Junior steward: Jason
Waterman. secretary: Leonard T. Steu-
art, treasurer: Evander French. marshal |:
Rev John Weidley, chaplain: Rev faui
d. Leddin. assistant chaplain: John }.
Hill. tiler; John q, Bulger, assistant lllers
Herbert n. keene. trustee: Leonard %:
Steuart. director lodge room. No. l; Paui
E. Lesh. director lodge room, No Em-
NETT c. Elmore. representative St John
Mite Association; Wallace Stre>ter. rep
resentative Masonic and Eastern Star
Home: Edison Phillips and Joseph T.
Parks. representative Masonic board OF
relief: Evander French Corporator old
Masonic Temple; James S. Mccarthy,
chairman good fellowship committee.
Harry f. Huntsberry, Washington Top.
ham. DIR. Turner, Lyman E. Burdine and
Azook Rizik. committee on finance and
good of the order: A. Ernest Tate. George
F. Hoover and DR.. Howard Linton.
proxies to Grand Lodge. Mr.. Normal.
chairman visiting sick committee: and
James English Nyman, captain degree
team.
The newly elected and appointed Off
GERS were installed by Past Master David
Kahn.
Paul E. Lesh presented to James S.
Mccarthy. the retiring master. a past
masters jewel, and a letter of appre-
citation and commendation signed by all
the officers.
The lodge will conduct New Year re-
hgious service in lodge room No. l the
second Sunday in January at $3.50 pm.
The service will be under the auspices of
the good fellowship corlmittee and will
be conducted by Revs. John Weidley and
Paul D. Leddn.
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter.
No. 3, tomorrow evening, and Wash
ingtonN No. 6. with a special
Tuesday evening, will both have the
Pm and NJ. E. NJ. degrees and are
the only Royal Arch chapters sched-
uled at Masonic Temple for work dur
ing the week.
Saturday evening Grand Lecturer
Thomas Fl. Young will hold a lodge
meeting of his own of special inter
est to newly elected masters only.
None of the Knights Templar COM
manderies have made announcements for
publication of the work intended dur
ing the week.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite.
following the program for degree
ceremonial at every meeting for the
benefit of its present class. will present
the tenth degree. Flu of the Fifteen"
Tuesday evening at Scottish Rite
Cathedral, Sd and E streets northwest
with the cast of characters as follows:
King Solomon. Milnor P. Sullivan; King
Hiram. Henry Lansburgh: Tsadoc, Roe
Fulkerson. r. G. c. H.: Adonirum, Bur-
gess-W. Marshall: ZerbaI. Charles F.
Brooks; Ben Dekar. Joseph S. Cotton:
captain of the guard. Archie d. Engel
assisted by Edward H. Droop and Wis
dom d. Brown.
Sovereign Grand Commander George
Fleming Moore was in Brooklyn. N Y.
attending the dedication of the new
temple of Aurora Grata Consistory of
that city. He was expected to return
last evening. s4gtq.
The regular monthly dance of the
rite will be held next Saturday evening,
which will be the third Saturday in the
month. 1t will be held in the assembly
ballroom at the cathedral. Sd and E
streets northwest, and the committee
is seeking to impart to it some of the
spirit OF Christmas festivity. The COM
mittee is now composed of Roe F'ulker-
son. Archie d. Engel, Henry Lansburgh
Jonh = Nlneman and General Secre-
tary Elmer E. Simpson. who has charge
OF issuing the cards of admission
The Trestle Board Club of Master
Masons has prepared special and
elaborate program of entertainment for
It's meeting at Old Masonic Temple 9Th
and r streets northwest, next Saturday
evening.
inias Temple of the Mystic Shrine
WIN have short form" session We'd
nesday evening. December 20 at Ma
tioliai Rihes Armory. for dues and
suggestions. and its annual election
Friday, December -. at the same place.
business meeting of KallipoIis
Gretto. No IL. Mystic Order of Yelled
Prophets of the Enchanted Realm is
announced for the evening of December
-. az the Chamber of Commerce Hall.
at@which time nominations of officers
Tor the new year will be made The
annual meeting and election will be
he'd in the same hall January %
JueSday evening. January i6 viii be
gEotto ladies' night" at the New Will
lard The arrangements are in charge
OF committee. headed by Charles H.
Shackleford. and Including William T
Wade Of the grotto band: Castleman F.
Boss of the glse club Andrew J. Walker
OF the erotto base ball club. and Past
Monarch +. w Libbey, with more nanes
to be announced later. The event will be
an invitation affair rot confined 10
members of the order and thei: farni
lies The program is expected TO be {.
scroll Of UNIQUE novelties designed 10
corral the joys and to scatter the
gloonls'
The Erotto band had an enjoyabie
oyster roast at Eagles Hall last Mon
day evening. and entertained It's
well as more substantial things Charlie
Zurhorst is said to be budding into
shape as a successor to Director Julius
Hamper and the story Of now he led
the~band at the last concert reads like
an etheriai composition of the elect on
symphony symposium. There we're
some. the account states y no thought
the embryo leader made "A mistake in
giving an encorc-but opinions will
differ.
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter
Nos will have special convoc1tion a,
6::C pm. December IL. for the royal
arch degree, because it's second convo-