The Washington herald., 1919-05-11
MASONIC.

The president of washington
Centennial Lodge Duckpin Club. A.
J. Simmons. will entertain the mem
bers Of the club at a turkey dinner
Monday. May 12. in Duval's photo
graph studio. 4s3 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. Dinner will be
served promptly at o'clock. The
feature of the evening win be an
address by John w. Fenton. Jr.. and
all members are urged to be pres
ent.
The grand master of Masons of
the District Of Columbia, Joseph
n Milans. IL in America, will be
the guest of honor of Washington
Centennial Lodge when 1t journeys
10 Norfolk. Va, June ~ to pay
fraternal visit to Atlantic Lodge
Of Norfolk on the evening of June
zs- II you have not made arrange
ments to join the party, you should
communicate with the secretary.
John Waterman. at once. as q good
time Is In store for those who take
advantage of this unusual occasion.
Hiram Chapter No 10. Royal Arch
Masons. will meet Monday evening
May L at which time the. past and
most excellent degre will be con-
. ferred.
Almas Temple Is just about the busi-
/ est temple in Shrinedom making prep
arations for its pilgrimage to Indian
apolis in June to attend the session
OF the Imperial Council.
The delegation has formed itself
into a boosters club for the purpose
fhas- f.fa p
Ing Estes. forward as candidate
for the position OF imperial outer
guard.
The caravan will leave Washing
ton on a special train OF Pullmans
at s O'Clock Saturday. June 7. arriv-
ing in Indianapolis Sunday evening,
June 8. at Z o'clock.
The potentate and representative
will have as an escort the largest
body of mobiles from this jurisdic-
ton that has ever attended an inn
perial session.
The escort will consist of the Arab
Patrol-forty-ive in number-together
with about 100 mobiles and a brass
band of thirty-nve pieces. as well as
the Oriental Band of twenty pieces.
High Priest J. W. Kimmerling an
nounces the Mark degree for Monday
evening. May u, and the R A. degree
for Thursday evening, May Is. at
which time the high priest Of the
various chapters will confer the de-
gree at Anacostia Chapter.
Brothers Isaac c. Ellis and Ashley
T. Hill, both of Rathbone-Superior
Lodge. have returned from Paris.
where they have been for sixteen
months as auditors of the United
States Treasury Department in con-
l nection with expenditures Of the
American Expeditionary Forces.
\ Brother Ellis visited the lodge at
\ the last meeting and gave very In
teresting talk. describing some of his
\ experiences while in Paris.
Eureka Chapter conferred the
r. A. degree at its last meeting.
April IS. A large number of COM
panions were present to witness the
4 fine work The Mark degree will
be conferred at the next meeting.
High Priest w. F. Hortman an
nounces a big night for June ? on
which occasion the High Priest
degree at the conclusion of which
banquet will be served. All
chapter Masons are cordially in
vited
Lebanon Lodge, No. :. +. A. A.
N-. conferred the NJ. II. degree on
= class of twenty-four candidates
I at its last meeting. Starting the
work at o'clock with Worthy
Master W. r. Freeman presiding
supper was served at 6 o'clock by
the ladies' auxiliary of the lodge
with Mrs Lille Mckenzie in
l charge.
Visitors from st. Johns lodge. of
baltimore. Md, were the guests OF
the evening. At the conclusion of
tn, degree work and entertainment
buffet luncheon was served.
Those taking part in the enter
tainment were Harry Kidwell.
William Murray. the Montrose
Quartet Paul F. Grove. Bert EberIe
and a moving picture exhibition by
II lnRriham