Evening star., 1917-01-07


to Potomac Chapter. No. S. at Masonic
Hall, Georgetown, Tuesday. and that
to Capitol Chapter, No. IL, at North
east Masonic Temple, Sth street, be-
tween E and F streets northeast, Fri
: day evening.
The large majority of the lodges meet
ing this week will start in the New
Year at the beginning, the f. A. degree
being scheduled except in two in
stances.
Next Sunday afternoon. at 3:3G
O'Clock, religious services will be held
in the lodge room of Washington Cen
tennial Lodge. No. IA. under the aus
tee" by Rev. John Weidley, chaplain
of the lodge, and Rev. Paul Leddin, his
assistant, to which the members of the
lodge and their families have been
invited.
Senior Warden Murray will head the
line in the E. A. degree in Dawson
Lodge, No. 16, tomorrow evening and
, Junior Warden Brown, in the F. C. de-
gree, the evening of January %.
Pentalpha Lodge. No. %. having call
ed off it's regular communication
scheduled for January l, will have
special at 1880 tomorrow evening f0f sa
NJ. degree the following Monday even
> ing.
J.. Master w. F. Harding of The New
Jerusalem Lodge, No. 8, in announcing
the F. C. degree with Junior Warden
Herbert F. Smith heading the official
line for Thursday evening, and Senior
Deacon Walter NJ Bastian assisting,
states that an item of special interest
to the lodge will also come up for ac-
- tion.
Master Warren F. Rohr of Hope
gree for Friday evening and the F. c.
degree for the evening OF January 70.
Capitol Royal Arch Chapter, No. II.
has made arrangements for special en-
-- tertainment at it's grand visitation
Friday evening and extended general
- Invitation to the craft to be present.
January 10 the chapter will have a
- "get-together" meeting and "a night of
fun and frolic' for the chapter mem
bers. The announcement indicates the
. ''dismemberment of turkeys" and states
p that the goats also will be turned
loose" feature being the formal
conferring of the degree OF the An
cient and Honorable Yellow Dog" an
imported degree from Augusta. Ga
Master william w. Scott announces
the E. A. degree in Osiris Lodge. No.
1s. January II. with Senior Warden J.
: Harwood Graves heading the official
line. A rehearsal was held last
Wednesday evening and refreshments
were served.
Myron n. Parker Lodge. No. 81. has
installed the following new officers:
Wilson Harvey. w. NJ: A. W. Sfever-
ling. s. W.: ]. r. Milburn, J. W.; A. X.
Lind. secretary (re-elected); ]. Z.
Burns. treasurer (re-elected); William
G. James. 9. D.; W. H. Ozburn. J. D.; w.
F. Holt. s. s.: George H. Felt, ]. s.:
z T: Jenkins. master of ceremonies;
= r. $. Peterson. tiler: A. W. Bowen. dele
gate to st. Johns Mite Association; w.
r. Carver. delegate to Masonic board
= of relief: J. A. Meyer. representative on
board Of directors of Masonic and o. E.
3. Home: j. f. Burns. trustee life MEM
bership fund.
Evangelist Chapter. knights Rose
Croix. will present the sixteenth degree
Rite Cathedral Sd and E streets north
west. Tuesday evening.
y Junior Warden Rollo S. Jackson will
head the official line in the F. c. degree
in Benjamin b. French Lodge, No Is
the evening OF January Is lecture
on The Antiquity of Masonry" by Rev
D. III. Martin. pastor of Dumbarton
Avenue Church, is announced for the
' evening of February 5.
Anacostia Lodge. No. 81. will have the
y C. degree. with Junior Warden
Ernes. E. Fisher heading the official
lire. January Is
La Fayette Royal Arch Chapter. No.
5. will have the p. NJ. and NJ. E. NJ
its grand visitation January 80 at a
special DIR. William c. Fowler, grand
high priest. is a member of this cha pte1
and an unusual program of entertain
ment will be prepared for the occasion
Charles ID. ,Shackelford. Chairman of
the ladies night" entertainment 10
be given by kallipolis Grotto. Mystic
order OF Veiled Prophets. at the New
Willard Hotel. January 1G. is working
fndustriously to make il the crowning
event OF the present administration
He announces that the affair will be
All that the name implies-a ladies
night" In every sense of the word
Elaborate preparations are being made
In the way of entertainment and sit Is
hoped to make 1t an affair of no. re-
Erets and Of perpetual recollection
While dancing will be the principal
feature. there will be enough Special
ties" to please those who do not trip
the light fantastic toe.
A partial list of the committee ap-
pointments to assist Chairman Shackel-
ford has been announced AS follows:
Reception committee. Monarch George
H Emmons. jr.: Past Monarchs f. s.
Schmlu. Jonn H. Shreve, X. Il. Dickey
y p. r. Pullman. j. w. Collins. E. w
Lbbey: Prophets Henry Lansburgh
g. +. Shreve. Philip Nachnan. ST. : Frank
Roys. Samuel Tapp. A. II. wingate. r.
M: Thomas. r. r, Pa-tlett. Maurice
Miistone. II. W. McKeldin. c. A. Brew
ton, A. saunders. C. A. Stevens. o. A.
c. oehmler. C. p. Rouse George C.
= shaffer. 5. II. Takes. W. II. Landvoigt
css11s. cssIss c,aoi1ys a bynum; F TX u; Kramer m,
Roepke. F. +. Kimmel. John H. Lucas
Joseph A. Wilmer. Charles NJ. Keefer
Wilbur E. Fookes. William Wade
George Leese. Thomas l. Luckett
noor committee, I. 5. Goldsmith A. III
Rogers. NJ. W. Pickering Everett w
Hawkins. o. l. Ballard. Elmer c. Wood
Henry c. Stein, A. J. Walker. William
@. Stott. David Wolf. II. NJ. Bedell Jack
Shulman. Frank Il. Ketchum, Kirk C.
Miller and Edward L. Hutchinson: SOU
= venirs. c. p. Boss.
The grotto band and glee club will
entertain the AshIar Club on January
70.
The annual meeting of the grotto will
be held January %. at the Chamber OF
(. Commerce Hall. when the annual re.
ports and address will be submitted
proposed changes in the bylaws acted
upon and the choice of officers for the
new year will be made.
At the meeting of the Masonic board
of relief Thursday night. the following
were elected as officers for the ensuing