Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-10

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assistant secretary; John H. Baltz.
treasurer; Raymond B. Dickey. judge
advocate: w. w. Jermane. George
Fleming Moore, Benjamin W. Murch,
James 8. Mccarthy. Col. John a. McEiroy'
Brewton. J. w Collins. P. NJ; J. Harry
Cunningham, DR.. C. r. Dufour. George
| H. Emmons. P. M; Victor j. Evans
George w. Hess. Milton Hopfenmaier'
George E. Howard. C. Walter Hoover
Edward L. Hutchinson. Capt. = v.
Heating. William H. Landvoigt. Henry
Lansburgh, ]. Lewis. Peter Latterner,
A. C. Mayer. Townley Mckee. w. Harry
McKeldin. p. W. Nicholson. M. W. Pick
ering. P. r. Pullman. P. NJ: Maj. r.. W.
Pullman. E. 8. Schmid. D. G. NJ: John
H. Shreve. P. NJ; Samuel F. Shreve,
Harry L. Strang. jr.: Andrew J. wal
ker. Nathan WE'LL, DR.. Frederick Yates
and D. W. Yeabower.
stansbury Lodge. No. "a, will enter
tain it's bowling team, which won sec
ond prize in the Masonic Bowling
League. tomorrow evening: Wednes-
day evening, at q special. 1t will pre-
sent the NJ. N. degree, with five Nom
bers of the ONO Sunday School CLUB
as interested participants.
| The Masters Association Of 1917 will
present the M. NJ. degree in Dawson
Lodge. No. 16, Juno 25. The E. A. de-
gree is scheduled for tomorrow even
ling.
| Tuesday evening, Edward Page Gas
(, ton, F. r. G. S.. will deliver 4 lecture
entitled MY War Adventures In Ger
| many and Belgium" before tho mem-
bers of Federal Lodge, No. I. and their
families and friends.
| Masons will be entertained at their
meeting next Saturday evening, in the
old Masonic Temple. 9Th and F streets.
with program arranged by Chairman
Love and his committee. A feature
will be a chalk talk by Hugh Hen
| messy.
Mrs. A. c. Shaw. president of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of De Molay Com
mandery. No. !. Knights Templar.
auxiliary will take the form Of a
basket picnic to be given Saturday at
ternoon. June 30. in the grove near
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
Lamond. at Lamond station.
organized lodge school Of Instruction.
which meets in the lodgeroom at pm
| the first Saturday of each month. All
brethren are invited to attend.
La Fayette Royal Arch Chapter, No
| 5, Tuesday evening, after an enthusiast
tic evening of patriotism. voted an ap-
preparation of $1,000 for the purchase
Of liberty loan bonds. and also signtned
its purpose to unite with the Home De-
fense League. High Priest William S.
Qufnter says three candidates were
elected and three new petitions were
received.
June % is the date set for the annual
clash between the base ball teams Of
A I.4 >r,A
Kallipolis Grotfo. Mystic order Of
Yelled Prophets. Illustrious Potentate
L. Whiting Estes has placed the des-
tiny of the Shrine in the hands of Capt
Louis G. Wilson. who says hts team
will talk in the score card. and when
1t gets through there will be nothing
further to say" It Is inferred from
this that A1mas Temple is due for q
victory. and because 1t was their po-
annual ball game for the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home should be fought
between the Shrine and the Grotto,
Capt. Wilson feels the victory really
belongs with the rsd;fezsed nobility.
however. while not opposing the argu-
fnent. are recalling the details Of what
happened year ago and-are content
to wait. AS last year. Prof Julius
on hand to voice its sentiments in
popular airs that speak for themselves,
while c. Albert Stevens OF the Oriental
Band Of Almas Temple. which now
Tor in Henry Lansburgh, claims his
new instruments will speak louder
than words"
Not new circular for the month from
any Masonic body that does not talk
Red Cross fund Or liberty loan bonds
Is said to indicate the 1trong under
current in Freemasonry to advance the
cause OF both. East Gate Lodge. No.
g. 10 holding a dance each week. at
Rhode Island and Mills avenues north
east, for the Red Cross fund. Daw-
! SON Lodge. No. l6, has voted to con-
tinue its subscription Of $50 a year
until the war is over. The Scottish
$4,000 for liberty loan bonds. and Al
mas Temple Of the Mystic Shrine has
bought s3,350 worth. The Scottish
Rite bodies ara considering the sale of
, a part Of their reserve fund, for in
vestment in the bonds. This will bring
their total subscription up to $4,000.
But these are only a very few Of the
numerous contributions to the coun-
try's cause at this time.
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. II,
has amended its bylaws to provide for
what is known as an associate mem
bership." for the benefit Of those who
sever their connection with their
mother" lodges. It eonfers modified
privileges.
George H. Kerr. efilciency expert of
the du Pont powder works. who was
| made director Of tho military census
OF Delaware by the governor Of that
state. and whose hnaI return Of the
| registrations Of Delaware on Juno S
Washington: is a brother Of Stirling
Kerr. 1r.. deputy IN the District Of
Columbia for the Supreme Council of
the Scottish Rite.
Harry B. Cramer. the genial assistant
to Recorder Harrison Dingman of Al
mas Temple OF the Mystic Shrine. is
I seriously i'll at his home, 1348 Oak
street northwest He is an affliated
| secretary of Mount Pleasant Royal
Arch Chapter. No. Is. and q member Of
Columbia Commandery. No. ., Knights
Templar. But recently he was promot-
ed TO be chief accountant In the bureau
| OF public roads. Department of AKri-
culture.
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter,
no = has Just announced a special for
the Royal Arch degree Friday evening
The notice states there are two teams
to be entertained
Trustees of the Pentaipha Lodge
charity fund will invest $500 of the
fund surplus in liberty loan bonds this
week.
Order Of the Eastern Star.