Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-14

was chartered by the Grand Lodge May
13. 1891. will celebrate its silver ami
versary tomorrow evening at the
Northeast Masonic Temple, Sth street
northeast. with an entertainment TO
which it has invited the families of
its members and friends Since its
institution twenty-five years ago the
lodge has prospered and its anniversary
will be celebrated in handsome edi-
fee in which il lays claim to owner
ship. Among its members are some of
the most prominent Masons in Wash
iBgton. Gait W. Bowen is its present
master. J. Eldridge Burns. its present
treasurer. was its master in 1891. and
Andrew X. Lind. it's secretary, was
master in 1892.
Benjamin &. French Lodge. No Is
tomorrow evening will devote it's com
munication to doing honor to its
thirty-seven past masters. The ar
engagements are in the hands of a spe-
cial program committee and Senator
Moses E. Clapp of Minnesota will be
the speaker of the evening. There
Will be no degree work, but after the
entertainment provided refreshments
will be served in the banquet hall OF
Masonic Temple.
June the lodge will have the NJ. NJ
degree.
Pentalpha Lodge. No %, tomorrow
evening, will have the NJ NJ. degree
and will repeat the degree at a special
the following Monday evening. May -
Wcrshipful Master A f. r. Onyun has
extended a general invitation to the
craft to be present at both communica-
tions.
In letter TO Worshipful Master
Onyun. acknowledging receipt of the
lodges contribution to the endowment
OF tent at Camp Good viii. John Joy
Edison. president of the Associated
Charities. states: You are the first or
ganization in the field to take such
action and it has given us great deal
OF pleasure to feel your interest There
is one other way in which you can
camp during the season to see for your
selves what real pleasures contribu-
TONS ike yours make possible
Walter B. Avery. senior steward OF
Pentalpha Lodge. has been appointed
captain of the team that will repre-
sent Almas Temple. Mystic Shrine, in
the base ball game with team from
kaihpoils Grotto. June II. for the bene-
NJ of the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home.
Senior Warden W. Ralph Williamson
T., A,
degree in Anacostia Lodge. No. 81, to-
morrow evening.
Mount Pleasant Lodge No SO. to-
Iaefrow evening will have a social
evening. with motion pictures and a
iraveIogue by L. -. Armstrong of the
turesu of commercial economies. en-
titled Half Way around the World
and Through Canada" Rev. James
Shera Montgomery win also have some
hing to say and light refreshments
%iH be. served The communication is
described by Secretary William Bur
ton Greene as another open meeting
with only Master Masons present"
special Tuesday evening at 130 O'Clock
Tor the h A. degree for the enlighten-
rent OF fve of its friends. and Friday
evening. at the same hour it will have
H. Smith will deliver an address on the
81. Johns Mite Association and its
snare in Masonic work in the District
OF Columbia. The topic of the address
II is said. is one with which the aver
age Mason Of the District is not too
familiar
National Lodge. No i2 viii have the
+. .. degree Tuesday evening, and will
talk over It's complimentary excursion
TO Marshall Hall. June ls. for the wives
and children of it's members.
Washington Centennial Lodge No a.
will have two communications this
week, its regular communication Wed
nesday for the G. degree. and a
n. VI. degree. when Junior Warden Rob
ert p. Cooke. jr.. viii head the official
l.ite aad what Worshipfui Master Nc
Carthy calls Bob Cooke night will be
celebrated. During the evening the
order Of the Cow Catcher" is 10 be con :
feTred by the master, who is supreme
bumper and VIII personally ofticiate.
June /. az -" pm, the lodge will
entertain the wives and woman frienda
Of is mem bers IN the auditorium of the
Scottish 2!te Cathedral. Cd and Z
streets northwest, with vocal and in
other features followed by dancing with
Night refreshments. Henry Lansburgh
Will be a special guest of the evening
Percy Heating is chairman Of the COM
mittee CT arrangements.
Osiris Lodge. No. 2e. has the E. A.
degree scheduled for Wednesday even
ing. The lodge had a successful the
ater party at Polls last Monday even
ing.
worshipful Master Lucien G. Yung
in his last circular, states: The need
OF fraternity is so evident and so keen
ly felt at this particular time when al
The world Is at war that we who are
connected with societies whose funda
mental principle is the practice ana ex-
tension Of the spirit of fraternity ough,
b.trN NisaE ever 10 Naluc our tCnneCllOE
and cheerfully and gladly contribute
our efforts in that direction"
East Gate Lodge. No. "a. Will have
the NJ. VI. degree "Wednesday evening.
Rev. Waiter F.. Smith. high priest Of
Briahtwood Royal Arch Chapter. No
.. ANNOUNCES the J.. n. and NJ. r. NJ. de.
grees for Wednesday evening.
BriShtwood Chapter will hav.
charge Of Che religious services at tn,
Masonic and Eastern Star Home Sun
day afternoon. May II. and High Prizes
Smith has invited Stansbury Lodge
No. -. and Ruth Chapter. No. /. Ordel
OF the Eastern Star. to participate OIL
tnst occasion. The high priest him
sef, who Is grand Chaplain Of IN,
Grand Royal Arch Chapter OF the Dis
trit; VIII preach the sermon.
rorship.UI Master Frank 81. Scot
announces the NJ NJ. degree for tn
communication of Hiram Lodge. Nc
IL. Thursday evening, and extends
general irvitatiop to the craft TO b.
present. The F. ,C. team will be fes
rured in the WORK.
Eminent Commander Benjamin F
1-arcombe o. Columbia Commandery
No. .. knights Templar. announces
special eonciave Il o'clock Friday even
ing. for the Order Of the Red Cros