Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-05

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L. H. Meyers and ]. w Thornton proxies
| to the Grand Chapter
George c. Whiting Lodge, No. %, is
| preparing for its forty-f1rst annual re-
| union Monday February IS at it's Ma
sonic Hall. 1910 Wisconsin avenue The
committee In charge promises an interest
| ing and entertaining program, and the
4 members are urged to be present. The
| following is the committee of arrange
ments: l. Il. Nordlinger T.. H. Fowler, u.
| +. Dumberth. E. S. Smith, r. II. Young
c. c. kennon M. a. Beckham, w. c.
Barr, B. +. Harper, w. r. Greaves, r. A.
Bogley. Gustav Karger. Z. w. r. Ewing,
| B. f. Fuller.
| The annual election of officers Of Wash
| ington Naval Chapter, No. Is, Royal Arch
| Masons. for the ensuing year was held at
the stated convocation of the chapter
| Tuesday evening. The meeting was large
| ly attended and each officer was regular
~ and individually balloted for. In every
instance the officers elected received the
| unanimous and enthusiastic vote of the
| chapter for advancement This result
not only created an extremely happy
| feeling within the rank and file of Naval
! Chapter, but it has also inspired the
| favorable comment and congratulations
| of the many friends of the newly elected
| officers. The officers were installed the
| evening of their election, as follows:
John Scrivener. high priest: Jules A. Ro-
| der. king; Joseph H. Milans, scribe;
John Schultz, secretary; Adam Gaddis,
treasurer; Samuel Scrivener, captain Of
the host: J. Frank Campbell, principal
| spjourner; Harry NJ. Reynolds. Royal
Arch captain; Charles E. Baker. master
of the third vail; Frank Heindel, master
| of the second vail: William T. Hebbard,
master of the first vail: F. c. McCath-
ran. sentinel, and Alexander Mckenzie
and Charles A. Stockett, trustees.
Martha Chapter. No. 4. 0. E. s., will
| give concert and dance Wednesday
evening. at 8 O'Clock. The program will
consist of readings by Miss Irene Bewiey
| solos by Miss Fisher and Mr.. Temple
| and an italian opera by Mrs. Williams
| with Mrs. Heinline as accompanist.
The Matrons OF 1908, o. E. s.. held
their tenth regular meeting Friday after
noon. at the home of Mrs. Julia Streater,
1850 18th street northwest. Those present
were Mrs. Elizabeth Heinline. Mrs. Eliza
beth McAleer, Mrs. Grace Bernhard. Miss
Hattie Crump Mrs. Carrie Fuller, Mrs
| Minerva Crawford, Mrs. Ida Faber and
Mrs. Carrie G. Smith.
After the business was disposed of those
present engaged in guessing contest
prepared by = the entertainment COM
mittee. The prize was won by Mrs.
Faber. Refreshments were served, after
which the matrons adjourned to meet
February "a at the home OF Mrs. Carrie
Kidd, 125 18th street northeast.
+ Odd Fellows.
/ At the regular meeting OF Harmony
! Lodge, No. 8, 1. o. 0. F., last Wednesday
evening. arrangements were completed for
its degree team to confer the second de-
gree in Alexandria. Va. Tuesday even
ing, upon candidates belonging to Sc
repta Lodge of that place.
The degree team, accompanied by q
large number of the members of the
lodge will leave the station, 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue, Tuesday even
ing at 7:1o o'clock for Alexandria.
Federal City Lodge. No. 20. has an
nounced work in the second degree for
Wednesday evening at the Northeast
Temple.
A number of applications were acted on
last Wednesday evening. rast Grand s.
n. Mallory was elected grand instructor
for the ensuing term.
Golden Rule Lodge No. 81, /. o. 0. F.,
met in regular session Tuesday evening,
Noble Grand j. A. Willamette presiding.
A communication from Grand Master
Daniel A. Dugan was received stating the
annual grand visitation to the lodge would
occur March 20, 1910. He also requested
son for appointment as grand instructor.
Past Grand w. III. Smoot was recon-
mended for the position.
The noble grand appointed the following
F. A. Norway. ]. w. Hollyday, j. A.
Quisenberry and j. w. Clampitt.
L. S. Kann of Golden Rule Lodge. No.
is spending the winter at Monticello. Fla.
He writes that he is enjoying the balmy
breezes of that section, with a tempera-
ture these days of IS degrees.