Evening star., 1918-03-31

ence A. Weaver Of Harmony Lodge. No.
II: J; H Won Hermann Of Hope Lodge.
Whiting Lodge. No. ~; W W. Jsrmans
Of Pentalpha Lodge, No. 20; Thomas 8.
Unsworth of Osiris Lodge. No. rs.
Lodge. No, q: William Mehn Of Tacoma
William r. Singleton Lodge. No. 80.
81 en- Tor isly is
DR.. e. s. Smith was elected vice presi-
dent and p. S. Hubbard was reelected
ssecretaryrtreasurer Sc There were talks
Hooe. Mr.. Jermane and Mr.. Mehn.
Townley A. Mckee of Benjamin B.
French Lodge. No. Is. who has been at
greeting to the association during the
evening
The Association of 1905 has held q
were the masters sA Of sth their % iodEesa sm0efs
Columbia Royal Arch Chapter. No. /,
tions in April. with a probable special
mark degree Wednesday evening.
The evening of April 80 the Circle
Club will entertain its members and
their ladies. President Charles A. Stew
ems has written musical comedy enti-
TIED Life On the Ocean Wave" which
W III pc StdBcQ, Win scenery represent
ing the deck of ship. Thirty ladies
VII! be in the chorus, dressed as sailor
girls. The chorus will be augmented
by the famous Metropolitan Police Tri-
pie Quartet, as sailors. The produc-
ton will be given under the auspices of
Electa Chapter. Order of the Eastern
Star. and under the direction of Presi-
dent Stevens. Dancing and refresh
ments will be features.
Those taking the principal characters
Frazier, Mrs. w. E. Frazier. John H
shreve. Milton J. Fillius. Robert Butt,
William Scantlebury, jr.; Joseph Gay
hardt. Walter L. Fowler, Charles D.
MIA Carter. Mrs. Carrie Smith and Miss
Leona Callan. The orchestra will be
under the direction of Miss Edith Pyles
and the electrical effects will be ar
ranged and cared for by Joseph and
E,aa.a Miaiam kelly Kelly: About thirty ladies Of
be in the chorus as sailor-girls.
King Solomon Lodge. No. 81, has an
nounced the E. A. degree for Wednes.
DAY afternoon at / O'Clock.
Myron NJ. Parker Lodge. No. AZ, will
nave the +. G. degree Tuesday evening
with Junior Warden ozburne heading
the official line. Master A. w. siever-
ling promises in addition a good time
and refreshments.
Headed by w. H. Melchoir of Alex
andria. their president. $50 members Of
the Southgate Club of Master Masons
connected with the Southern railway,
accompanied by prominent speakers
city in special car Tuesday evening
and held memorable celebration, part
" Masonic in its character. but more
largely patriotic, at the Westminster
gaid ND he
audience. standing, sang "Amerira-"
During the dinner. which had been pre-
pared by the ladies Of the Presbyterian
Society. President Melchoir paid tribute
the colors." and a handsome service
flag was unfurled on the stage, while
twelve young girls, arrayed in white
and CARRYING small fiags. sang The
tenbach. who was the donor of the flag,
also made an address. The addresses
OF the evening were made by Represen-
tative Thomas U. Sisson of Mississippi
and Rev. DR.. James shera Montgomery.
Grand Master Lem Towers. jr., and
advisory board of Masonic clubs. also
made brief addresses.
April 1s Kallipolis Grotto band will
give dance at Pythian Temple. for
made. This affair is In the hands OF
special committee. which will announce
details soon. The band entertained
Eureka Chapter, R. A. M. Monday even
ing, and as usual won praise and COM
The "standing-room only" sign was
hung out early Tuesday evening when
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter
started its entertainment features Past
High Priest Charles S. Hyer was in
charge of the program. Such gather
ing of Mount Horebites had not been
seen for long time. and friendships
of long ago were renewed and many
meeting. for High Priest F. Francis
assured them that there would
be something doing always during his
term. During the business meeting an
was the princip"' feature.
The open me commenced with a
heart-to-heart 6y Past Grand High
Priest William W. Jermane. after which
Past High Priest Hyer presented the
following program. which won hearty
applause for the performers and a
round Of congratulations for the pro-
moter: A selection Of songs by LIE Roy
Glider. accompanied by William T.
Pierson; Mrs. Nellie Plumley. soprano,
and Miss Lillian Chenoweth contralto.
by Mrs. Charles S. Hyer;
Herbert Murray. stan cartoonist of The
Evening Star. in q humorous chalk
talk. and an original sketch. entitled
Wiley and her daughter, Mrs. Edith
Wheeler. The audience was enthusias-
tic throughout.
April 8 Mount Horeb will give a la
dies night, With another elaborate pro-
gram.
Acacia Lodge, No. 1s. lost one of it's
past grand masters in the death of
charles F. Stevens, who was master in
1905. Past Master Stevens was raised
in Acacia Lodge Nav 90. 1900. He had
been in the service during the Spanish
American war and had at that time
Just recently entered the War Depart
ment in the office Of the adiutant gem
eral. A large delegation of the lodge
the body to Charles Town.
w Va. where it was buried with Ma
sonic honors.
At the meeting of the Ashlar Club,
April 13, in the commandery asylum.
Masonic Temple, in addition to the an
nual election of officers. a program OF
will be presented. Two
British army officers will be among the
guests and also a number OF ladies who
have been entertaining at the various
camps.
La Fayette Royal Arch Chapter, No.
5, will have the P. NJ. and NJ. E. NJ. de-
grees Tuesday evening.
Master Charles A. Fenner has an
nounced the e. A degree in Benjamin
B. French Lodge. No. Is, tomorrow
evening, with Junior Warden Paul
Cromlein heading the official line. A
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