Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10


Acacia Lodge, No. Is. has
the M NJ degree scheduled for Tues
day evening; Harmony Lodge, No. II.
the M. NJ. degree for Wednesday even
ing, and George c. Whiting Lodge.
No. %. the F. c. degree for Thursday
evening, among the blue lodges,
while Potomac. No. s, among the
Royal Arch chapters. with the P. NJ
and NJ. E. NJ. degrees will supply the
/, only capitular work announced. All
the other bodies appear to have called
off their meetings. for the current
week, at least.
Brookland Chapter, No. II, Order OF
the Eastern Star. will have charge OF
the services at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home this afternoon. Rev.
years as an Army chaplain and has
Just returned from France, will Off
ciate. Automobiles will meet the cars
at Rittenhouse street and Georgia
| avenue.
| Otto E. Woerner. captain of the
host. and Ben C. McQuay, scribe. of
Potomac Royal Arch Chapter. in the
P. NJ: and NJ. E; NJ degrees tomorrow
evening.
William r. Hamsher. who died re-
Gently at the Homeopathic Hospital,
was linotype operator in the gov
eminent printing office and member
of Columbia Royal Arch Chapter. No.
l, and Columbia Commendery, No. 2.
! knights Templar. His blue lodge
/, utilization was with Perseverance
Lodge of Harrisburg. Pa. He was also
a member of Almas Temple of the
! Mystic Shrine. He was always active
| in Masonic work, and his genial dis
position and sympathetic nature won
| him large host of friends In this
| Mrs. Sara A. Hamsher. and two sis
tiers. Mrs. T. E. Bennett and Miss Ella
May Hamsher. The interment took
place at, Harrisburg. Pa. where the
deceased was born April IL. 1873. CO.
lumbia Commandery had large turn
out OF its members at the funeral
ceremonies in this city.
Anacostia Royal Arch Chapter. No.
IL, will have the mark degree tomor-
an excursion to Marshall Hall We'd
nesday az compliment to its mem
bers and friends.
announced the annual family outing
of Ka1lipolis Grotto at Chesapeake
Beach for Wednesday. with many
wonderful things in store for the ex-
cursionists. While the entertainment
featuNs will be for women and
, overlooked. Chairman Marshall w.
Pickering says there will be some
! thing doing every minute" including
music by the Grotto Band, drill by
j the Grotto Drill Corps, singing by the
Grotto, Glee Club. ox-cart rides for
the children. athletic events for chill
lldren and grown-ups, aquatic sports,
anu grotesque parade along the
boardwalk and over the grounds.
Candidates will be initiated "a la
w. Taylor as stunt master" Head
quarters will be at the Hotel Belve-
dere. A delegation from Yedz Grotto.
Baltimore, will arrive by boat and,
weather permitting. Monarch William
| Moses. two Baltimore aviators" Of
note, will arrive by airplane. the lat
| ter making spectacular descent by
parachute. Moving picture operators
will make films of the prophets frol-
program VIII be swimming exhibit
ton by Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton.
Trains will leave Chesapeake juno
ton at 9:15. 10 and 1880 am, ESQ.
$50 and S:p.m.. supplemented by spe-
cia1 trains, il necessary
Past Monarch P. R.. Pullman an
nounces August Is as the date for
the annual pilgrimage to Camp Good
Will. AS usual. the grotto members
will carry to the children at the camp
all kinds of toys. ice cream and other
goodies" Past Monarch Pullman
plays the role of summer Santa Claus
each year. One drawback is the in
accessibility of the camp. says Mr..
Pullman. but If every prophet own
| ing an automobile will contribute its
use on the afternoon of August IS
! it will help amazingly and mean much
for the children at the camp and to
J their mothers"