The Washington herald., 1918-04-14
Masonic.

weather, a large and enthusiastic
audience granted High Priest y.
Francis Rimmel last Tuesday even
ing. when Mt. Horeb Chapter. R. A.
n. gave It's annual ladies' night
entertainment
with Companion Ralph z. walker
as Master Of Ceremonies. the fol-
lowing program was rendered:
Piano solo. Mr.. George Thomp-
son; violin selection. Mrs. Raymond
b. Dickey; vocal solo. Miss Rose
Polio: character sketch, b. w. LIB
bey. and an original literary crea-
ton by Past High Priest Raymond
n Diekey. entitled smith" All
numbers were heartily applauded
and encores insisted upon
Following the entertainment re-
freshments were served and dane
ing INDUCED in until midnight, the
music being furnished by Jaque
Heidenheimer and Kirk c. Miller,
enc popular number being a compo-
sition by Mr.. Miller, entitled The
other Angle"
A business meeting preceded the
evenings festivities, and q number
of petitions for membership were
received.
The Triangle Club of Master Masons
Of the Department have completed ar
rangements for its big entertainment
and dance to be given at the New
q willard on Tuesday, April 16. for the
benefit of the war relief committees
of the Department of Agriculture. The
object is a most worthy one. and the
entertainment will be OF exceptional
interest, commencing promptly at
O'Clock, and terminating at 3. follow
ing which there will be dancing. =
ban of ten pieces having been engaged
to Furnish music. The following corr
nlittees have been named to have gen.
eral charge of the affair:
Committee ON General Arrangements
w. R Lucas. I. c. L Evans, G. w.
smith, G. W. Connor, H. K Walter.
w. H Phipps. +. E. Hodge. F. r. Fra
vel. r. ]. Formad. John c. Cross
Committee on Entertainment-W. r.
Lucas. chairman; Dudley Alleman. p.
b. Bollman. ]. T. Bowen, Delos M.
Carter. w. r. Chapline. jr.. L. J.
Fletcher. c. n. Fritz. G. r. Georgens,
H. c. Gibbs, F. A Hagedorn. Peter
HaSer, w. f. Harding. c. d. Harvey.
Albert Hassel. G. C. Hedgcock. A. J..
Henry. A. II. Hollidge. Alex. II. Kerr.
Thos. A. Ladson. J. H. Lucas. G. c.
White. d. G. Griffith, Bradford Knapp.
=. z. Meloy. E. ]. Newmyer. E. 3.
Quiggle. A. j. Pistor. E. r. Sasscer. r.
q. Stedman. r. A. Young.
Committee on Dancing-L. c. i. Ev-
ans chairman: Harry Bryan. Z.
Burkholder. II. S. Coe. r. o. K Davis.
q. c. Elder. Irving Frickey. Y. e..
Houek. Geo. Ditewig. w. j. Nevius.
TEelmar Rabiid, F. w. Meyst. W. $.
Stamper.- r. r. Molster.
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chairman. c. c. Fletcher. II. c.
Frankenfeld. P. L Gladmon. A. A.
Hansen. L. G. Houck. ]. h. Kerr, Z.
r. Ruff. Geo. Field. F. C. Heiss. 7.
a. Nubson, L B. Olmstead. F. B.
Wise. e. B. Green
Ushers-Nat c. Murray. chairman;
Thos W. Ncseley., II. Z. carp. W. l..
F:vans. Mayne r. Coe. Geo. o. Knapp.
W. A. Marietta, jr., C.. s Menagn.
Haven Metcalf, f. L. Ramsey, jr.
duncan stuart, G.. b. Tuck, A G.
Weimar. T. F. Hummer. r. J. Pos
son. DIR. Price. DIR. Emory. II. F..
ThEndleS L. v. Hallock. II. W. Rut-
Edge, c. b Green
Committee on Music-I. c. I. Evans.
chairman. L. V. Ellington. G. q.
Franks. ID. ID. Rcavis. jr., a. b. Claw
son. c. f. Clement.
-Nrthony, chairman: f. NJ. Elkin, J.
=. Ashton. Frank Blaine. w. 8.
Brady, ]. z. Burroughs. F.. 81. Byrnes.
7. +. Gill. j. +. Hallock. ]. II. Lucas,
y B. Mcintyre. ]. ID. Melvin. R. d..
Msston. Fl. 5. Meekham, T. U. Monroe,
X 3. Seeds. John Hamilton.
Committee on Tickets-E. b. Hick-
eTson. chairman: G. P. Graham. g..
". Harmon. Edwin lie Fevre, Il. l..
Miller. B. r. stone. Geo. Bryant. J. L.
Connor. w. ID. Dixon. II. VI. Hoyt, W.
Fl. Lawson. c. G. Myers. Z. Miller.
y. NJ. Phillips. VIM. Powell. ". T..
Smith. II. ]. Wilder.
At L special communication OF
Washington Centennial Lodge No. Il.
at p. m. Wednesday. April nth, the
p. e. degree will be conferred. Junior
Deacon. Howard Linton, presiding,
assisted by Senior Deacon Geo. F.
Hoover. Both of these officers do ex-
cellent ritualistic work. and an inter-
csting evening is promised. Later in
Tie evening at the stated communica-
tion the L. A degree will be pre-
scented, Past Master Max Z. Kohn.
presiding. assisted by Senior Steward
$. !. Folsom.
Master Robert r. Cooke, jr., an
nounces the NJ. NJ. at a special COM
munication Tuesday. April 30th, p.
M. when the Master viii head the
Official line, assisted by the officers.
and Degree Team. Several invita-
tons have been received by the Mas
ter to present the Degree with the
officers and team OF No. IA in nearby
states. Those from Baltimore lodges
had to be refused owing to the fact
that the Maryland jurisdiction will
not allow the degree conferred except
by lodges of that State. Don't forget
that all Master Masons are welcome
at communications of No. IL .-.---
The chairman of the war savings
stamp committee of Amas Temple
announces that he is jubilant over the
great success being made by the com
mittee in the sale of the little Kaiser
killers. He says the mobiles are re-
spending literally to his appeal. and
a steady stream of Liberty dollars Is
pouring through the window of Noble
W. l. Radcliffe's counting room, on
the second floor of the Masonic Tenn
pie. The sum already realized. he
states, Is away up in the thousands.
and the boys have only just started
their drive. The chairman declares
that every member of the Masonic
fraternity of this Jurisdiction will be
proud OF the mark Almas will make
in gathering wampum for Uncle Sans
war chest. as the mobiles of the local
temple realize the necessity OF back
ing President Wilson and the boys
''over there to the limit. and will
leave no stone unturned In their cam
paign for a great big wad of long
green to buy a whole lot of little blue
pills to relieve the Huns OF their
farrfhIa Of