Evening star., 1916-01-30

meeting tomorrow evening al o'clock.
President James =. SchicIs says there
are a number of important matters to
he discussed and q fun attendance of
the masters is urged
King solomon Lodge. No 81, Wash.
ineton's only daylight Masonic lodge"
will meet Wednesday afternoon At =
O'Clock for the +. a. degree. with SEN
ior Warden Duncan McLareu heading
the official line 1t is expected there
viii be q number of the senior wardens
from other lodges present.
Worshipful Master Archibald j Rose
is contemplating might session of
the lodge in lodGeroom No. :. for the
entertainment of the members and in
vited guests. especially the Great
army of night workers and Masons not
affiliated IN this jurisdiction. Special
Invitations will be sent to the daylight
lodges of Los Angeles. cat: Aver.
Mass: Chicago, III; Richmond. Va;
Francisco. Cal: Newark. y J.. Cleye-
land. Ohio. and New York city.
Robert de Bruce Council. Knights
Kadosh. OF the Scottish Rite will pre-
sent the twenty-r:uth degree. Knight
of ST. Andrew of Scotland" IN full cere-
monial form Tuesday evening. begin
charge of Albert Pike Camp Guard.
with the following in the cast: Melvin
A Wertz. Clarence Z. christopher
Rev. William TaYloe snyder. h. T. e
H.; G. Leon Srlithson. Thomas L. Man
ming. Harry n Davis. Frank r. Koch.
Lucien r. Paul AchilIe 4 BurIiir. Ly-
man f. Burdine. John :. Cotton. Emil
Fischer and Isaac ". Wright all eX-
cept Rev DR. Snyder of the sd degree.
The S0th degree. Knight KaGcsh. will
be presented the evening OF Febru-
AIRY y
The members of Temple Noyes Lodge.
tn. nd Ia e,-Fr.
the Belasco Theater tomorrow evening.
through the courtesy Of Manager l.. Stod-
dard Taylor.
Osiris Lodge. No. 20. is TO have an il
lustrated lecture ON "Ben-iIur follow
ing its business netting Wednesday
evening Saturday evening. February
IL. the school OF instruction viii have
the r. A. degree for its topic. and that
degree will be presented 10y tnc lodge
the evening Of February Is. The Illus
Gideon J. Pillow OF Columbia Lodge.
No. 3. II is illustrated with lG5 stere-
opticon slides. beautifully coiored by
American and English artists There is
also 20 be musical program by eN-
ceptional talent. Worshipful Master
Lucien 6. Yuns has extended an invi-
tation to the brethren. their families
and friends, to be present.
Worshipful Master James :. Mccarthy
of Washington Centennial Lodge. No.
action of business Wednesday, evening
the members and their guests viii turn
from the serious things Of life to = lit
tie merrymakinS and social r'ingiinc.
Past Master Leonard y. Steuart. Marx
r. Kahn. Charles Francis Purdy and
others are expected to provide the en-
tertainment. February 10. at s nm.
the lodge will have a special for the
J.. G. degree and at the regular COM
munication at 80 il will present the
F. a. degree.
In honor of George Washington for
whom the lodge is named. Washing
tons birthday is to he celebrated by a
pilgrimage to Mount Vernon at 10 80
am. for the purpose OF laying q wreath
at the tomb. and in the evening =; 80
o'clock with subscription Girner and
patriotic program. IL there he room
in the hall members Of other lodges
will he welcome to the dinner. Leon
ard r. Steuart, as chairman. and Harry
r. Huntsberry are in charge of the ar
rangements. y ladies night also is in
contemplation by Master Mccarthy.
Hiram Lodge. No. 10, has invited the
woman members of the families of its
members and their friends to take part
In the social entertainment scheduled
TO follow the business communication
of Thursday evening.
Lebanon Lodge. No. = through Wor-
shipful Master g. f.. Alexander. an
nounces that Junior Warden Elmer 6.
degree Friday night OF this week He
adds: You VIII be well repaid by Wis
iting Lebanon TO hear them
The executive committee Of the Asso-
citation of Worshipful Masters of 1919
held meeting Friday night at Masonic
Temple TO arrange for the annual ban
auet. which takes place during the
month OF March. and also 10 provide
entertainment for the year 1916. Pres
tdent Bert V. Wolfe reported the death
during the past year OF August y.
Douglas. Other members OF the com
mittee present were Charles f Bald
win, Harry VI Bedell. Milton J. Fillius
and James \. Windsor.
The association originally comprised
in its mem bership Charles r. Baldwin
grand master; william T. Ballard Har-
ry NJ. Bedell. Frank II Kramer. Fred
erick G. Handy, Charles $ Shreve. jr..
Thomas Keely. August 3. Douglas.
Fred NJ. Book John NJ Jones. Jason
Waterman. Leslie cramer. John /.
Painter. Edmund s. Wolfe. James n
Windsor. James A Hartsock. Grant s.
Barnhart. Milton J. t'ilIius. Maurice a.
Beckham. Paul Schureman. Philip F.
Pollard. George ". Siebert. Harry l..
Parkinson. Albert II Pike, Otto Ham
merbacher. Howard S. Fisk. Herman w
Walther. Bert V. Wolfe. Stirling Kerr
tr-: Edwin a. Swingle and Edwin A NJ
Lawson.
Mount Vernon Chapter. No. ,. Royal
Arch Masops. Will have its grand Vsi-
tation at a special convocation tomor-
row evening. At the conclusion Of the
ceremonies the new officers of the
chapter will he installed. Messrs
Gibbs. Bryant and Carter have charge
of the program of entertainment for
the visitation.
Pentslpha Lodge. No. % will have
the r. G. degree AT it's Convocatiou Feb
ruary and the r.. a degree February
81. Capt. /. Il Field of the bowling
team calls attention to the fact that
Pentalpha's team is scheduled to per-
form in the Masonic Duckpin League
Thursday evening. and also February
10, I6. 1e and %.
De Molay Mounted Commandery No.
4, knights Templar. has in mind the
celebration OF it's one thousandth con-
e1ave during the next Templar year
and has appointed its council officers TO
prepare for the event IL has also des-
ignated W. F. GUIDE. Gratz Il. Eunkum
and f. f. Thompson TO look after the
purchase of an organ for the comman-
derry asylum.
February is the date set by the
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter, No.
z, for the election of its officers Its
grand visitation took place Tuesda V
evening.
Columbia Royal Arch Chapter. 40. !,