Evening star., 1916-07-16

OerS OF NaSnlnStOn-Centennl LOCSe,
No. IA. with their friends in and out Of
the fraternity. will give a shower par
ty'' at Camp Good Will. This does not
mean a rainstorm. but that the breth-
rem and all whom worshipful Master
James S. Mccarthy has been able to en-
list Il in the good cause will seek to
Shower the little children at Camp
Good Will, who otherwise might be
bearing the heat and discomforts Of the
city, with good things such as cake.
candy, fruit. nuts, ice cream and also
toys of all kinds. fancy paper hats and
caps, articles of clothing, mouth or
Eans, jews-harps, money and every
thing else that will contribute to their
health and happiness.
Worshipful Master Mccarthy, in
strong appeal to his brethren. has
urged them to invite their wives.
daughters. sons, sweethearts and
friends to help along in the good
cause
the 9Th street Georgia avenue) car
line on cars that stop at Georgia ave-
nue. and Military road, where guides
will await the visitors. 1t may be
reached also by the cars of the Piney
Branch line on 18th street and by auto
mobiles and horse-drawn vehicles over
A6leasant route
The shower DAY cOmHlttee Is COHi-
posed of the following: ]. Henry Small.
jr.. Washington Topham, Wallace
Streater, Walter B. Pettus, Edison Phil
lips, Harry F. Riley. Paul E. Lesh, ROD
ert Connell. Clarence R. Dqfour. Leon.
h. Ford. Rev. John Weidley, Evander
French. Joseph T. Parks. Maury Mid
dleton, Marx E. Kahn. Rev: Dr. j. ).
r. Cooke. Dr. James T. McClenahan.
George Duval, A. Ernest Tate, William
P. Chroniger. George F: Hoover. DT-
Howard Linton. Jason Waterman; Al
Andrew o. Hutterly. Martin 4. Leese.
W. Joseph Krouse, Rev. Dr. John
Compton Ball, j. williap Mckinley.
Rev. DIR. Paul D. Leddin Charles D1etz
Ed s. Schmid will be Santa Claus-in-
chief" and Robert r. Cooke. Jr.. Pat
rick Henry Mccarthy. Charles A. Ford.
Harry Euclid Huntsberry. Clarence
schnfid, James s. Mccarthy. Henry I.
Hutton, Latimer B. Stine. Clarence L.
Linz. and Stephen P. Spitz. assistants
BENJAMIN B. French Lodge. No. Is.
will have a special communication to-
morrow at PM. for the F. c. degree.
and at it's regular communication, later
In the evening, the E. A. degree will oe
presented. The lodge schedule for the
communication August I, the F. C. de-
gree August 81, the calling on OF the
Communication Labor day, september
T. and the IN. P. D. degree" Septem-
Der Is.
The communication of Pentalpha
Lodge No. %, tomorrow evening, Wor-
shipfal Master A. R. r. Onyun states.
freshments will be served at the close.
James B. Austin, who has faithfully
served the lodge as treasurer Tor the
past eleven years. has LETT the CITY IoI
of
communication August .. in addition 10
the NJ. NJ degree. an election will be
held for the position OF treasurer Oh
the lodge.
w Ralph Williamson. senior warden,
will head the oeicial line in Anacostia
Lodge. No. 81. tomorrow evening, IN
the T. a. degree Senior warden VII
HARRISON will also head the lodge team
as captain in the Masonic Duck Pin
League the coming season.
Lebanon Lodge. No. Z. will hold
special Tuesday evening for the NJ. NJ.
degree. and will have the E; A degree
al its regular communication Friday
evening August the lodge will
again present the NJ NJ degree. and for
Master Charles E. Alexander states.
there will be FIVE interested partici-
pants.
head Of IAN internal organization
known as Lebanon Lodge Bowling
Boosters IS engaged in an effort to
MAKE rsw bowiers and better nowiers.
VITA prospects of from four TO SIX
tennis TO-. the season
y.r,ninius Lodge No. 25 which con-
ducts its work in the German language.
will have the E. a. degree Tuesday
evening :; nd. Worshipfui Master VIM
mel says. will give cordial welcome
10 CT Masonic visitors.
Washington Centennial Lodge. No.
IA has decided not to present the F. C.
degree at special communication at
Is pm. originally intended: but will
evening at 80. with worshipful Mas
TER ssiecarthy and Past Masters French
tahdy Waterman probably assisting
lspecial for July 81. at $50 pm. will
OF ". E. Kahn, and with refreshments
aads surprises" to follow. for 1t will
By "GesFee team night
Nhval Lodge. No. !. has the E. A.
degyee scheduled for Thursday even
log. and Torshipfui Master c. c.
Sfa,ah accompanies the announce
n.eut with reminder that IL is due"
tint.
East Gate Lodge. No. 81. is having a
lawn fete and dance every Wednesday
and Saturday evening. under the di-
reetion Of a special committee headed
by Mr.. Cross. but will. nevertheless.
have the r. c. degree at its communi-
cation next Wednesday evening.
La Fayette Lodge. No. 10. has the
z "A. degree scheduled for 80 pm.
Thursday evening and the NJ. NJ de-
gree "a: a special al pm July %.
La sFayctte Royal Arch Chapter, No.
8, VII hold an election Tuesday even
ing for the position of scribe, made
vscRnt b.. the resignation OF James
s. Mccarthy. whose health will not
permit him TO continue In the office. il
Is announced The chapter will also
decide whether OF not to call off its
contocations for August.
Dfjent Comma ndery. No. s, knights
Templar, viii have the Orders of tine
Temple and Malta at its conclave to-
MORROW evening. starting at 7:30
O'Clock. Full Tempiar uniform will be
wcrr. Commander Burt A. Grist speaks
enthusiastically of the commarderys
snnuai excursion to Marshall Hall
Wednesday. when the Manchester Will
1Te her whar! al 10 am. and 2:30 and
e:55 Pm. 4 specia. program of enter
tsinnfs:: has been provided for the oc-
c.ss.pa.
,,sj. Gca. Leonard 4. Wood, u s. A.,
Is a full-riedged master Mason having
,bee3 made one in Angio-Saxon Lodge
lNO t21. Of New YORK. at the Aurora
Gr.tia Cathedral, Brooklyn.
+ Aailipoiis Grotto has accepted an In.