Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-10
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| newly elected officers the evening of
december Is. and there will be no degree
work on that evening
The casts for the degrees to be exam
| plifed in full ceremonial form Tuesday
evening in Robert de Bruce Council.
Knights karOsh, are as follows: Twen
tieth degree. or that of Master of All
symbolic Lodges Milton Hopfenmaier.
| r. e. e H.. veneral master: Ellwood Z.
Morey. h &. e. H. senior warden; Allen
Bussius. :i3d degree honorary. Junior
| warden: Daniel II. Boughton. *. c. c. H..
orator; Willis T. May. amoner: Edward
A. tIreger, secretary; Herbert A. White;
N. =. & h.. treasurer; Rev. William
IaSloe SNYDER. master of ceremonies;
| Elmer w. Clark, expert; Horace i. Nc
intosh' assistant expert; Merritte W. Ire
land: captain of the guard. and Walter
gree. or that of Patriarch Noachite or
Prussian Knight" Elmer f.. Simpson,
n C. G. H. lieutenant commander;
| Frank h Koch. recorder; Allen Bussius.
Davis. warden of the south; John II. Won
Hermann. X. c. G. H., warden of the
north: Harry q. kimbalI. Count Reinfred
Charles q. +. Topper Adolph the Saxon;
William Llewellyn Boyden. 32d degree
! honorary, grand warder, and Elmer e
| Wilkinson and William B. Greenwood,
halberdiers. The first degree will be COM
menced at 4 30 o'clock and the second
! at $50 o'clock
| Almas Temple Patrol Thursday even
| ing suspended drill and resolved its ses-
sion into rejoice dinner in honor of
the recovery to health and return to duty
| of DR.. w. w. George, its popular treas
urer. who has been seriously i'll. Noble
Ed Gardner of the Hotel Grand prepared
the feast. and Capt. Joseph q. STEELE pre-
sided as POSTMASTER Speeches were
made by all present, including Capt J.
G. STEELE. Lieut.. c. y. Stewart, Lieut..
Webb Smallwood. Surgeon F. r. Gibson.
w. W. Georges, G. F. Bennett, c. r.
Fookes p. l.. Paylor, T. r. Manning. w.
r. Lawrence, G. X. Samson, Chris Yea
bower. S. Desio. G. y. Kneessi, c. b.
| Matthews H. Eibel, NJ Hess. James
Crosby. w. III. Harrison. Samuel Deck
| man, Charles Volk and w. Ham Smith.
At the last regular meeting of Ruth
Chapter. Order of the Eastern Star, the
| annual election was held with the fol-
lowing result: Miss Elise Zimmerman.
worthy matron; George Pitt. worthy pa
| tron: Mrs Emelia Crawford, associate
matron; Mrs. Ida NJ. Parsons, secretary
Schneider. treasurer fifth term; Miss
Martha Shaw. conductress; Mrs. Carrie
Y. Pollard. associate conductress The
! elected and appointed officers will be in
| stalled Monday, December is
DR.. Alfred J. Hall will lecture on the
fourth degree. Secret Master at the
northwest, this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
These lectures, it is stated. are designed
| to bring out not only the ritualistic beau
ties of the degrees. but their symbolism
! and meaning. The members of the Scot
| fish Rite are all entitled to be present
| this afternoon.
| Walkers Hall, Herndon. presented an
| unusually attractive appearance Friday
evening, when decorated in green and
red for the most important and largest
fraternal and social affair of the season
| the annual Masonic banquet and ladies
night of Masonic Lodge, No. 264, A. f.
| and A. M. George r. Bready was chair
man of the banquet committee and to
him is ascribed credit for it's success. DIR.
Russell was master of ceremonies. After
social hour in the lodgerooms the
guests were invited to the banquet hall
on the second floor DR.. Frank w. Hud-
deson. master of the lodge. presided
sponded to the toast, THE Ladies' and
Rev. Lorenzo Vaughan to Fellowship"
An instrumental duet by Misses Huddleson
and Kidwell. solo by w. J. Philips.
| Toast Topics of the Day." by David
| Adams: a solo by II. f. Hanes. response
by Prof. James Beazley to the toast
| "Cobwebs" a duet. violin and piano. Mr..
Nielsen and Mrs Walker; a toast, Per
sonal Mention" by H. E. Hanes: a song
! by Mrs. David Adams, and an address by
| Deputy Grand Master w. j. Phillips
made up the program.
| lodges already held as reported to Grand
Secretary Arvine W. Johnston show the
following results:
Naval Lodge, No 4. r. y. A. NJ
George 4. Berry. master; Frank H. Kra
mer. senior warden; Court F. Wood.
junior warden; Kenton n. Harper. secre-
tary re-elected); Maurice Otterback.
treasurer (re-elected): Otto B. Roepke.
l1,ort ma -alV ilYin
deacon; Charles Sharah, senior steward
Henry Page. junior steward: j. c. F.
Hartley, tiler: Charles A. StOckett. John
Scrivener and Louis A Dellwig. trustees:
William T. Hebbard. chaplain: Joseph f.
Hodgson, marshal; William It. Hebbard.
representative NJ. E. of R.: Louis A. Dell
wig. representative st. Johns Mite AS
ISOLATION; kenton n. Harper, representa-
tive on board of directors NJ. and r. s.
Home
Potomac Lodge. No. :rAbram S. Nc
Coy. W. NJ. Frederick c. Handy. S. w:
William IL. Hoffman. ]. w: John II. Var
nall. secretary; Isaac Birch, treasurer; r.
A. Roseberry Zed H. Copp and H. ~
Williams. proxies to the Grand Lodge.
Lebanon Lodge, No. Thomas S. Ser
geon. w NJ: Charles s. Shreve. jr. S.
w; Charles d. ShackelfOrd. j. w; Wal
ter w. Ludlow. secretary; William J.
Acker. treasurer: f. l. Beach. Blair Me-
kenzie and Charles Kattlemann, jr.. proX-
les to the Grand Lodge.
Hiram Lodge. No. 10-William p.
Herbst, W. NJ: August B. Douglas. s. w:
Theodore +. Moore. J. W.. Fielder /. Hun
ter. secretary Philip III. Ward. treasurer
Adam J. Dickhaut, Frank NJ. Scott and
r. Hanson Weightman. proxies to the
Grand Lodge.
National Lodge No. 12-Robert Meyer,
master; John NJ. Jones. senior warden:
r. f. Harvey. junior warden; Dan {.
Vaughan, secretary, reelected; G. Tay-
lor Wade, treasurer. reelected; f. H.
Carnes. senior deacon: L. P. Loving.
junior deacon; F. A. Tuck, senior stew
ard; J. l.. McGrew, junior steward: j. r.
Payne, master of ceremonies: Raphael
Koester, organist; John j. Hill. tiler;
George L. Sherman, delegate to st.
Johns Mite Society; T. John Newton.
representative on the Masonic board OF
relief; Joseph NJ. Eggleston. representa-
tive on the board of managers of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home; w. Il.
Hastings, representative on the board of
maAagers of the lOdgeroOm; Joseph Z.
Falk, Max NJ. Rich and T. John Newton,
trustees, and Daniel C. Vaughan. Louis
p Loving and Frank A. Tuck, proxies to
the Grand Lodge.
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. IA
Wallace Streater. wOrshipful master:
Jason Waterman senior warden; Leonard
+. Steuart. junior warden: Paul 4. Lesl.
senior deacon: James S. Mccarthy, junior
deacon: Marx F. Kahn, senior steward;
e. A c. Hoge. junior steward; Percy V.
Heating. master of ceremonies; Past
Master A. Sidney Jones' secretary, re-
elected: Past Master Walter 3. Pettus,
trea Sllrer: Grand Lodge proxies, Paul z. |