Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-11

caravan to Buffalo for the session OF
the Imperial Council.
An Invitation has been received from
Acca Temple of Richmond. for a visii,
, from Almas Temple, TO bTeak oreao
and eat salt" in return for the VISIT
of Acca to Washington May 20. foten-
tate Estes states. however, .nat an -,
after the annual pilgrimage to BuH;
falo.
The master of Stansbury Lodge, NO
"a. Mr.. E. ]. Ayers. announces ina
row evening. the doors OF the lodss
will be opened to the families and
friends of the members to witness sew
eral reels of moving pictures OF an IN
teresting nature and TOT tne s, m ths
( recent automobile trip OF the lodse g
Frederick will be on view. the snow
of pictures will start at pm.
| At a special communication OF King
David Lodge, No. %. to be held Tues
dav at : 80 pm. when the NJ NJ. degree
viii he presented by the Masters AS
ISOLATION of 1916, Grand Master VIII
liam W. Jermane will be IN attenoaMc :
will tourney out to Brookland that
evening. The electric cars on q Stres.
and north Capitol marked "BrooKlana
pass the door of the temple All ofeIn-
rem are invited. r..
Harmony Lodge. No. II, will have 9
special at 5 AS pm "Wednesday Lor trs
| F. c. degree. and the NJ. NJ degIee W.!
be presented at the regular communlca'
| tion following at Z 80 pm.
The Harmony Lodge Bulletin for June.
a handsome bit of illustrated typosIapny
bears on its front page a rae siniis u IL :
letter received from Grand Master 70.
name, with a fine picture OF the Wrlsel
which, In referring to the forthcomine
hall game for the benefit Of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home, states: naIMo r.y
Lodge bears peculiarly in me; sac an%
important relationship to this nenencen.
enterprise. Members OF the iooSe LII S'a,
ceived the thought out Of which the nfs'
| game developed. %,
Further on the grand master stases' =,
reason already stated. that. In all PROD
ability, there would have been no pas
hall games for the purpose here referred
to had 1t not been 70. inc .nougn1' H Ir'
mony men at fourth degree meeting
held early in 1914"
| The bulletin also contains fine pictures
Of Past imperial of P S,msa Temnle Ii.
lustrious Potentate L. Whiting Estes and
Treasurer Francis A. Sebrins. as wen ~
| of d. Hardester. e W. McLarren, FRANK
brand. James Sayer. Andy Walker. Pat,
rick H Mccarthy. captain; George =.
Duvall. Otto Roepke. Howard 2 Foley
and Harry. Bryant members OF Aaihpo-
From the bulletin 1t Is learned that
the Grand Lodge has decided that In
future all the ofiices in the Grand Lodge
line below that Of Junior warden shaii
master instead of by election. as here
tofore. The action. however. Will not
affect any line officer who had already
been elected. or his future career In the
Grand Lodge. No bulletin Will De ls-
sued again until October
Harmony Lodge. No. II, F. A. A. NJ.
is to play host to $50 Masons from
Philadelphia. Harrisburg and Laneas-
have been made for the occasion.
In addition to the scheduled degrees
a feature of the evenings program
will be an address by Rev. DR.. Abram
Simon.
rive in Washington at 11.35 "wednesday
morning and program Of sightseeing
has been provided. The afternoon Will
be spent at Mount Vernon and after
Masonic Temple. 18th street and New
York avenue. where 1t will be formal
ly received by Harmony Lodge. The
ladies Of the party will be received at
the Masonic Temple by the ladies OF
the Eastern Star and by them enter
tanned until the adjournment of Har-
mony Lodge.
The following day will be spent in
sightseeing The visitors will leave
Thursday night for their home.
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter.
No. 3. will have the mark degree to-
morrow evening and the p NJ. and NJ.
E. NJ degrees June 2s. according to the
S. Adkins. The condition of High
Priest Emmons X. Ellsworth. who is at
Sibley Hospital. following an operation
| for appendicitis. is reported highly sat-
isfactory.
Lebanon Lodge. No. 7. has the F. C.
degree scheduled for Friday evening
| and the NJ. M. degree, with refresh
ments. at special June 80. at 1880 pm.
Friday evening. besides the degree, the
lodge will have talk on its history by
Past Master Blair Mckenzie Lebanon
Lodge was chartered October 8. 1911.
and the Grand Lodge of the District
| was organized the same year. February
La Fayette Lodge. No. 10. Thursday
evening will consider changes In its
| bylaws and devote the remainder OF
lodge has a special scheduled for the
| f. A. and F. C. degrees June 20. at
Z pm. ..a
| wednesday dawson LO0Be, mo- 10,
will start on its fraternal visit to Con-
| cord Lodge. No. 625. of ConcordvilIe,
| Pa. and incidentally to take in the
| points of interest in and about Phila-
| delphia. The party will leave by the
| Baltimore and Ohio in the morning for
Wilmington. Del. where IT will be met
| by committee of the Pennsylvania
brethren. and after luncheon take an
automobile sightseeing trip to the In
| teresting places In the vicinity of Will
mington. At night 1t will witness one
the ritual of Pennsylvania and the fol-
| lowing day take in Philadelphia In
J sightseeing automobiles. returning In
| the evening to Washington. John A
| Colborn. Royal E. Corwin, Joseph p
1 Stephenson. Mark Stearman and John
| j. Costinett have charge of the ar
| rangemeuts.
Columbia Council. L. D., Royal and
| Select Masters. for which a dispense
ton was granted May "a. met Tuesday
priest at Masonic Temple. Committees
\ to frame bylaws and for other pur-
poses were appointed. and II was def
| nitely decided to hold the stated assem-
blies in the Masonic Temple.
| With the consent and assistance OF
| Illustrious Master Alexander of ADO
hiram Council No. 2. the officers Of Co
lumbia Council will be installed Thurs.
day evening at the stated assembly OF
Adoniram Council. The first regular
assembly of the new council will be
| held June %. Arvine w. Johnston IL
lending the assistance OF his broad ex.
perience to the new council. and, 1t IL
| said, will become one OF the charter
F, members.