Evening star., 1918-06-30

Columbia Lodge, No. 3. Will nave
charge Of the services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home this afternoon
at 8 O'Clock, when an address will be
delivered by Rev. Dr. George F. Dud-
ley, rector Of ST. Stephens ,Episcopal
Church. DR.. Dudley and J. Walterr
biles will meet the cars at Georgia
avenue and Rittenhouse street to con-
vey members and their friends to the
home.
The Evening Star will be much in
evidence In Pentalpha Lodge, No. 23,
tomorrow evening. when the NJ. NJ.
officers chosen from The Star stan,
headed by Past Master John c. Cor
don, a ritualist of the 1914 crop. who
will have as material" two of his
daily coworkers on The Star. By au-
thority vested in him by Master Ar
thur NJ. Poynton, DR.. Gordon has de-
>cIared the occasion newspaper night.
with an all-Star cast" A quartet will
furnish appropriate music and Master
Poynton, in anticipation of the need
has provided refreshments for the
Comeback has-beens."
Mount Pleasant Royal Arch Chapter.
No. 13, held its one hundredth convo-
cation Friday evening. starting with
o special at $50 o'clock for the P. M.
and NJ. E. NJ. degrees, which were
followed by the Royal Arch degree at
the stated convocation at 1880 pm.
The chapter will now enter its sum-
mer vacation during July and AN
gust High Priest j. NJ. Marzolf, In
his circular announcing these events,
fowship" that is kept busy in the
chapter; called attention to the ac-
tion Of the chapter in ordering that
Q full page be set apart In the chap
ter minutes" for, the record OF each
Of its members who Tss wear ,s;on the iiss.y Sa y
Of the chapter, he says. now pears
twenty-three stars.
Because it falls on the Fourth Of July
La Fayette Lodge. No -, has call,
j . special Saturday. evening at 1880
o'clock in lodgeroom No. 1 for the
e. A. degree. with Senior Warden NO
BILE D. Larner heading the official line.
In the event that the service flag
nent speaker will participate in the
dedication Of the nag. The exercises
will be patriotic throughout the even
ing and brethren in uniform are espe-
Z eially invited to be present. Master ter
Charles e. Matthews says that at the
last two communications OF the lodge
Grand Master Lem Towers. jr.: Grand
Lecturer Hamilton. of Illinois, ana
Grand Representative Rogers, OF the
Grand Lodge Of New York, were IN
attendance and assisted in the work
Of the N. NJ degree.
DR.. Montgomery Hunter. Junior war
den, will head the ofhcial line IN the
d. A. degree In Potomac Loose' NO. o.
tomorrow evening
Anacostia Lodge, No. Fl, besides
having the NJ. NJ. degree tomorrow
evening will be the war lodge" for
ana III. II degrees Saturday. starting
at pm, the last-named degrees at
Masonic Temple. 18th street and New
York avenue. The NJ. N. degree. OF
course. will be presented in the lodges
own hall. In Anacostia
The advisory board of Masonic clubs
will meet tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock at the Medical Museum. TIN
and B streets southwest, where Past
President L. H. Troutman has ar
A.. deliver an address and exhibit the
governments war pictures, entitled
"Ftt to Fight" It is expected. also.
that plans will be formulated for the
wholesome entertainment of brother
Masons In the Army. Invitations have
been sent to Sovereign Grand Com
rmander George Fleming Moore of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite.
Grand Master Lem Towers, Secretary
General John H. Cowles, Illustrious
Temple Of the Mystic Shrine and Past
Grand Masters William w. Jermane
and James W. Witten. The officers OF
the board are L. H. Troutman. past
president: William G. Belts. presi-
dent; w. r. Lucas, vice president. and
N - The
; clubs represented include the Circle.
Of the District government: Fellow
I ship. bureau Of engraving and print
ing; Doris. steel plant. Italian-Ameri-
can. Lambskin. navy yard: Level De-
partment Of Commerce; South Gate,
, Southern railway: Trowel, Depart
ment of the Interior; Trestleboard.
government printing ONCE; Triangle.
Department of Agriculture. and the
George Washington University Ma
sonic Club.
Benjamin b. French Lodge. No. Is.
/. after the e. A. degree tomorrow even
= ing. VIII In all probability call of dur
ing July and August. Master Charles
A. Fenner states.
The biggest war clasS' that ever
entered the Mystic Shrine will yeceive
, all that the rules and regulations"
I allow In a special session of Almas
b
nesday evening. July 10. starting at
1880 O'Clock.
It will be q class Of men every one
. OF whom wears the uniform OF his
4 country and 10 ready to cross the wa
I ter to uphold American principles and
American prestige on the battlefields
Z Of Europe It has been gathered from
the various camps adjacent to Wash
ington. and at the present time num-
4 bers quite 200. The bull committee"
I under Past Potentate James +. Gibbs.
j and the 'beara' under Henry Lans-
( bVrgh. have made the assembling Of
this class one Of the extraordinary
! features OF the Shrine year, and H.
{ luStrfous Potentate L. whiting Estes
has also been giving the matter his
I ciose personal. attention. The session
/ In other respects. will be one Of the
unusual Shrine features Of this year
inasmuch as tho facilities Of the the
ster are said to provide exceptional
opportunities In the work that could
I not bo had in the average hall The
/ potentate has named special COM
mdttee Of the elders. consisting Of Roe
Ft1kerson. Carter b Keene and Fran
cis A. Sebrfng. to confer with Past
Imperial Potentate Harrison Dingman
with q view to the introduction Of the
famous "night OF Ramedan" In con.
nectton with the ritualistic ceremo.
nisA and thia It Is said. requires 'the
fight Of the camela" which will be
made notable by the first presentation
In Washington OF q trio Of the deser,
boast OF burden in red. white and blue
Chle< Rabban Maj. Louis C. Wilson
Will BE- the sponsor of the class fol
tbs Army. while High Priest and
Prophet James s. Mccarthy, by reason
OF his long servioa in the Navy. will