Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-05

organ: Lalo's andante from Sym
phonie Espasnole" for the violin; Sci
lars Romance" and Zamecniks REV.
dAmegr for the 9sEan;f ne the Violin
closing with Mendelssohn's spring
Song" for the organ.
Capt, Cowles, in addition to thes'
splendid concerts, for which there is ~
have the show places in the handsome
house Of the temple open for the onser'
walton of those who attend the con-
certs.
The Masters Association Of 1915 helt
its annual reunion Tuesday evening. a.
the Metropolitan Hotel, with past CRANE
master, its honorary president aeti ing
as toastmaster: Twe1 ,S,rtwon OF w en.
Trans 4 Of
Johns. No. II. is in the Army trans.
port service, and Lucien g. Yung Of
Osiris. No. rs. with the auditing de'
partment In France: Two OF those pres,
Springer Of Acacia, No. Is, captain Of
the Marine Corps. and Charles 3. Alex
ander Of Lebanon, No. 2. senior leu
| tenant in the Naval Reserve. Feeline
| reference was made to the late Clement
w. Huske of Temple-Noyes Lodge. NO
! so, one Of the original members of the
association. Both President ,Jermane
| and Secretary-Tfeasurer William Ga
| baugh Of the New Jerusalem Lodge
No. 8, were reelected.
DR.. D. G. Davis. captain of the King
David Lodge team in the Masonic
Bowling League. walked into The. Star
Office Saturday. to serve reminder
that the team under his command. com
posed of Messrs. Firoved, Marean, Les
lie, Vanderlip, Stocking and Sherwood
has won the pennant OF the league
scoring hfty-one games won to thirty
lost in tho divisional contest and i've
won to three lost in the finals.
Master Arthur NJ. Poynton of PEN
talpha Lodge, No. 20, has issued cards
Of Invitation and admission to Pental-
pha Lodges celebration Of its forty
tomorrow evening. The lodge will as
semble promptly at 1880 o'clock for ita
routine business, in lodge room No
1. which has been rendered for the oc-
casion through the courtesy Of Master
chaA A. Fenner of Benjamin B. French
Lodge. No. Is, and at s:15 o'clock the
doors will be opened to tho guests Of
the evening. A program OF entertain.
ment, the details of which have no.
been announced. will be presented. to
ing in the banquet hall at 10 o'clock.
Saturday afternoon, starting at
O'Clock, Pentalpha Lodge will hold the
war session" for the week, for the
be made Masons before their long
journey abroad. The E. A. degree will
be presented first and be followed by
the F. C. degree. about $3.50 o'clock,
after which supper will be served In
the banquet hall. Ct the conclusion ,s Sa Of
scented. Rolla G. G. Onyun. the lodge
organist, is the latest recruit to Uncle
Sans Army Of patriots from Pental
pha Lodge.
Orient Commandery, No. 8. knights
Templar, will have the regular order al
its conclave tomorrow evening, at its
asylum. 4th street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, when also the new
| service flag of the commandery will be
unfurled. A musical program will be
provided and an address> will be de-
hvered by Edwin c. Dutton, the new
adtutant of the commandery.
No announcements have been re-
services of the Communicates. which
Commander Thomas ]. Gates states
will be held Thursday.
to having the e. A. degree. with Senior
Warden e. E. Fisher heading the on
cial line. tomorrow evening will also
consider the proposition Of. remitting
the dues Of its members who are calle d
into the military or naval service Of
the country.
High Priest Frank sprigg Perry Of
lafayette Royal Arch Chapter. No. s.
Of war work" for the chapter. Which
will be discussed at the convocation
Tuesday evening.
First. 1t is proposed to organize q
Home Service Club" for the entertain
tary service or naval service at the
homes Of members Of the chapter. An
! automobile squad" Is to be formed to
take the Masonx at Washington bar
racks and the War College on regular
sightseeing tours through Washington
Perry has specially invited the wives
and other ladies' in the families Of the
members of the chapter to enroll in
The Ladies' War Auxiliary" Of the
| work either as a branch or unit Of the
Red Cross chapter, or for special work
among the soldiers at the Washington
| barracks and the War College.
All members Of the chapter who car
| sing. act or otherwise entertain an
audience are being urged to unite with
the chapters dramatic and Rlee club
| which has for its object the entertain
| ment OF the boys in the country's mill
Members OF Washington Centennial and
Hope lodges, High Priest Perry states
VIII be especially interested in the P. NJ
and NJ E. M degrees presented Tuesday
! evening: when also. by special invitation
the high priest and members of Mount
| Vernon Royal Arch Chapter Of Alex
andria. Va. will be special guests.
In a letter to Secretary John A.. Col
born Of Dawson Lodge. No. 16, Max n
Aronson, a lodge member connected
with the war service in France, tells OF
plans being perfected to form Ma
| sonic club. At one meeting. he writes
intrusion Of German air raid. At the
| second meeting Past Grand Master
Lurtin r. CHM and Wallace Streater
made interesting addresses. George K
w eston, another member, who is q
lieutenant in the Sanitary Corps. de.
| scrtbes the killing Of seventy-f five peo-
pie In one of the churches on Good Fri.
1 day.
King Solomon Lodge, No. 81, OBJ
! served its thirteenth anniversary Wed.
| nesday at noon in the banquet room OF
the Masonic Temple with q luncheon
followed by music and q social hour
preceding the E. A. degree and regular
business Of the afternoon. The musical
| features Of the afternoon were violin
solos by Daniel Breeskin, accompa nj ed
mann. and soprano solos by Miss Viola
shippert, accompanied by Miss Ruth L
Baxter. Past Grand Master James w
Witten, an honorary member Of Kins
Solomon Lodge, addressed the members
ana guests in the banquet hall. His
| remarks scintillated with patriotism
ana he referred to the more than Is
per cent Of the membership of King
Solomon Lodge now in the different
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