Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-29

| EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
| Feb. 1-Mizpah, No. s.
| Feb 2-Areme, No. 10.
| Feb. 3-Esthcr No: &.
| Feb. 4-Msrtha, No. 4.
| The Grand Royal Arch Chapter for the
District of Columbia will hold it's annual
convocation Wednesday evening, Febru-
AIRY Q, when the officers for the ensuing
| capitular year will be elected.
! The Worshipful Masters Association
| for 1910 will assemble in the library of
| Hiram Lodge, No 10. 10th street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, this
evening, for the purpose of electing Off
GERS. and perfecting an organization.
President Roe Fulkerson and Secretary
! Treasurer Calvin F. Hummel of the 1909
| association will be present to assist.
Osiris Lodge, No. &C. will devote its
| communication Wednesday evening to the
| question of new meeting place. A spe-
cial committee has been appointed to look
into the matter and a report is expected
| at that time. Arminius Lodge, No. "a,
| will also hold a special session for the
| same purpose Monday evening. For the
|
quarters in Naval Lodge room. 4th street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast, but
| it is said it hopes ultimately to secure
| concessions from the Grand Lodge when
it takes over the control of the new tenn
| pie to enable it to move into that build
| ing. Both lodges, 1t is said. being small
| in membership are l1ampered by the cost
| of removing TO the new temple.
| Capt Archibald Butt, aid-de-camp to
the President. and Capt. Elmer Clark, U.
s. A, were made master Masons in Tenn
pie Lodge, No. 81, Thursday evening
Worshipful Master Thomas c. NOyes Of
! floating assisted by Louis c. Wilson,
| warden; Louis A. Dent, secretary. and
| Francis A. Sebring. treasurer President
| Taft, who was expected, was unable to
be present After the degree work Car
| ter B. keene, for the first time In the
history of District Masonry, was pre-
scented with a past junior deacon's medal,
| Francis A. Sebring making the presenta-
| ton speech.
Mrs. Hattie R. Hutchinson. the newly
installed worthy grand matron of the
Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, was given reception at Naval
Lodge room Thursday evening. There
was musical program as we'll as adj
dresses and refreshments. The reception
| committee included Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hursh,
Charles Hutchinson, James Hutchinson
William Scott. D. Bright, DIR. Charles f.
Buckley, Ralph Garland and Convis Par
ker.
Capitol Royal Arch Chapter, No. II,
| elected and installed the following new
officers Wednesday evening: Samuel F.
| Compton, high priest; William II. Glib
son. king; William f. Holt, scribe; A. X.
Lind, secretary; John A. Meyer, treas
urer, and William w. Mcdonald, Henry
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appointed and confirmed as proxies to
| the Grand Chapter.
The portrait Of Past Grand Master
David G. Dixon, by Charles Armour, has
been completed and delivered to Grand
Secretary Arvine w. Johnston. With
that of Past Grand Master Jose N.
Yznaga, by the same artist it will short
ly be set in place in the library at the
new temple.
Washington Royal Arch Chapter, No.
., elected and installed officers for the
ensuing capitular year Thursday night.
as follows: II. p. Mcintosh, high priest;
w. ]. Satterfield, king; D. w. Thayer.
scribe; f. j. Bernhard. secretary, and
Theodore G. DeMoll, treasurer.
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter,
No. &" said High Priest w. w. Jermane
yesterday, broke the record this year in
| the matter of net gain in membership. 1t
| exalted twenty-five and had net gain
of twenty-five. making total member
ship of approximately $50. 1t considers
this a remarkable year for it's first in the
new temple"
Past Master Harry G. kimball is to
give lecture, "A Trip to Old Mexico"
| at Hiram Lodge the evening of February
| 4. 1t will be Illustrated with 100 lantern
| slides of photographs taken in the states
of Chihuahua and Sonora. Past Master
| kimball has but recently returned frNm
| a trip to the Mexican republic, and his
| lecture is said to embody much inter-
| esting information of that country and
| its people.
The WorshipfuI Masters Association
| of 1905, w. w. Jermane president, will
| give it's annual banquet at the Hotel
| Gordon the evening of February a. st.
| Valentines night. A program apprOpri-
ate to the occasion has been prepared
and all arrangements made for good
| time generally.
The Masters Association of 1907 will
have its annual banquet the latter part
| of February. The executive committee
| will meet to consider plans next We'd
! nesday afternoon, at 4:3O O'Clock, at
| Ponds Symposium Hall, on + street near
| 18th street northwest.
Anacostia Royal Arch Chapter No. L..
| has elected and installed the following
officers: Simon Bube. high priest; Frank
| lin S. Gicker, scribe: Charles Walsh,
| king: Wilbur S. Dodge, secretary, and
| Alexander B. Garden, treasurer Wilbur
| II. Lawrence. Samuel W. Humphrey and
| Eugene h. Thompson were appointed and
| confirmed proxies to the Grand Chapter.
| At the grand visitation to Columbia
Royal Arch Chapter, No. l, Wednesday
evening, A. B. Hayes delivered an add
dress, solos were sung by J. Walter
| Humphrey, an organ solo was played by
Oscar +. Comstock, and testimonials were
presented to Grand Visitor and Lecturer
Crville Drown and to Mr.. Hayes, the-