Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-23

high priest OF Royal 5Arcn -ndsoHs
West Virginia, Martinsburg, W. Va.
). James Bauman, grand high prizes
of Virginia, also grand Junior deacol
of the grand lodge Of Virginia; e. A
'Christcpherson, Sioux Falls, 5. D.
7! Charles Herbert Burns, past g-ant
master, grand council, +. 5. NJ, 0.
/ Maryland; Wilbur A. Scott, pas
grand master, representing the gram
Hodge of Rhode Island; D. G.. Fitz
we'll, grand master, Illinois; Samue
! NJ. Goodyear, right worshipful sen:
! Tor grand warden, Pennsylvania
Thomas r. Patton, right worshipfu
grand treasurer, Pennsylvania: Louis
A. Watres. grand master of the grand
lodge of Pennsylvania and president
of the association. Arthur Prince
grand master, Mass; Wallace c..
| Keith, grand master Of the grand
council of Mass; Melvin NJ. Jahn-
! son, past grand master, Mass; E. A.
! Montgomery, grand master, Mime
sofa; ]. Harry Cunningham, grand
master, District of Columbia; Charles
E.. Baldwin, past grand master, Dis
srict of Columbia; Joseph Lanston
grand high priest Rhode Island; Rich
ard N. Hackett, past grand master
North Carolina; Jacob Lampert. past
grand master, Missouri; George L.
Lusk, past grand master, Michigan;
Chas. c. Homer, jr., grand maste:
and grand high priest, Maryland;
Ghas. B. Eddy, grand master, Michi-
gan; Chas. L. Bass, grand master
Georgia; Alexander Grant, past grant
master, District of Columbia; William
Boothe Price, Baltimore, NJ. J. Hull.
past grand master, Nebraska; Lem
Towers, jr., past grant master, Dis
trict of Columbia; L. Z. Smith, state
chairman, Charleston, ". Va; George
Roscoe Davis, Washington, u. c..
John W. Cotter, North Carolina; j. II.
Anderson, North Carolina; Julils G.
Garrell, grand master, MissouriIsW
H. Schmick, Hood River, Oregon.
Owen Scott, Decatur, HI; Towsend
saudder, New York; Henry Labs
burgh, representing the illustrious
potentate of the Mystic Shrine Of
North America, of Washington, D. c.:
George II. Schoonover, past grand
master, Iowa; Charles ]. o'Brien.
grand master, Indianapolis, Ind, A
Nc L. Bcyden, Washington, D. c.; }
i. Tooley, Broken Bono, Neb.; A. R
Humphrey, Broken Bond, Neb-; James
E. Dillon, paat grand master Michi-
gan; Alexander G. Cochran, 80, ST
Louis. John NJ. Evans, grand COM
mander, Montana; Arthur G. Stew
art, grand high priest, New Hamp-
shire; Thomas F. Pennnan, COM
mittee on ways and means, Scranton
Pa; George Beauchamp, grand sec
retary; Ala; Leon Cash, represent
ng the grond lodge, North Carolina:
w. W. Wilson, grand secretary,
North Carolina; J. E. w. Timberman
|, oast grand high priest Of Virginia; 7.
Johnt Newton, past grand master, Dis
.rict'' of Columbia; Robert Judsor
Kenworthy, past grand master anc
secretary, New York; Stuart J. Horn
past grand master, Delaware.
Sermon on Washington
A large number Of the delegates
who are attending the 10th annual
convention of the George Washington
: Masonic National Memorial Associa-
: :icH last night attended special SER
| yices in Christ Episcopal Church,
where George Wsshir gton was
worshipper and pew holder, and
heard an able sermon on the life and
character of George Washington
delivered by Rev. Randolph II. Nc
Kim, rector of. Epiphany Church.
Washington. In addition to the
members of the association many
Masons from this city also attended
| he services. A special musical pre-
gram was given by the choir under
| the direction of James Dickinson.
Photograph Presented
Louis Giclas, of Washington, to-
day presented to Alexandria Wash
mgton Lodge of Masons a photo
graph of an unique and aesthetic
statue in bronze of Washington
taken by him while on a visit to
] France some time before the war.
! He also presented photograph Ct
the statue Of Liberty. The photo
! graphs will be placed in the-lodgc's