Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
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net assets of s12 6ao.5s with no outstand-
| ing liabilities Its net gain in assets for
the year amounted to 5000. The total
receipts for the year amounted to &c.
s6.o and the total expenditures to So.
n a.:sc The sir knights are expressing
Commander Charles A. Stewart.
Elaborate preparation has been made
| for the public installation of Comman
der-clect ]. Frank Trazzare and the
other newly elected officers at a ladies
night to be given by the commandery
at the Arlington Hotel tomorrow even
ing. Admission will he by card.
At the entertainments medals Will be
presented to the sir knights who partici-
pated in the field day exercises at Friend
ship last fall a dance program has
been arranged and each lady will be
given an appropriate souvenir. II. G. c.
Stiles is chairman of the committee on
cards of admission.
Other officers elected with Mr.. Trazzare
are Frank r. Underwood. generalissimo:
Frank T.. Gibson, captain general: Sea-
ton W. Trunnel, senior warden; Frank
NJ. CisSel. junior warden: James II. Nc
lntosh. prelatc (re-electedl: Walter II.
klopfer. treasurer (re-electcd): Faber
Stevenson, recorder re-clecteD: Louis
IL. Myers. standard bearer: r. F Lar
combe. il, sword bearer: Charles T..
Foster. warder: Walter s. Pettus, trus-
tee for three years.
Communicated Trazzare is a member
of Temple Lodge. No 81, +. A. A. NJ,
dimltting from Hope Lodge. No 20. He
Is also member of Eureka Chapter, No
+. r. A. NJ. and Almas Temple, A. A. o.
\. NJ. S. In the Scottish Rite he is a
degree Mason He is also a
| member of Esther Chapter, No 5, 0. F.. S.
Naomi Chapter, No 3. Order of the
Eastern Star, for its meeting at Masonic
Temple Wednesday evening will, 1t is
announced. initiate number of candi-
dates. The officers. under the leader
ship of Worthy NIatron Mrs. Bertha Shell
ton Wood. have received praise from the
membership for the manner in which the
| degrees have been eXempiified
a successful rummaSe sale was con-
Quoted for one week under the direction
Of the committee on ways and means.
The last of the series of entertainments
during the spring season will be the
'Deestrick Skule." followed by dancing.
| at Pythian Temple, Thursday evening. 1t
is promised rare program of comedy,
| music and recitattons will be presented.
under the direction OF Ed Muth, as
teacher.
| Orient ~Comma ndery, No. s, knights
Templar. has elected and installed the
following new officers: Dan w. Beach.
commander; Joseph G. STEELE, general
issimo; r. r. 1Iazleton. captain general:
w. +. r. Phillips, senior warden; Eu
gene G. Harbour. Junior warden; Francis
r. Beach: preate; J: J. Menbert treas
(
| liam T. Hebbard. standard bearer; Ed
ward a. link, sword bearer: John T. Wv
ian. warder, and Charles a. Stockett,
trustee.
| At the grand visitation and installa-
| ton of the officers by Grand Commander
Ober Monday evening the principal ad-
dress of the evening was made by Rev.
Donald c. Macleod. There was orches-
trail music under the direction of Donald
B. Macleod. The new generaliss!mo,
n
! mandery. presented retiring Commander
Kenton \. Harper with past command
ers sword and said many nice things
of him and his administration. Past
Commander William Mehn presented DR..
Macleod, the ora tor Of the evening with
a testimonial on behalf of Orient Com
mandery.
At its meeting Monday evening Ruth
Chapter had Worthy Grand Patron Wal
lace Streater, Past Grand Matrons Espey,
Hutchinson, Lamond and Streater and
Past Grand Patron Lamond as its guests.
and visitors
\ vocal solo was sung by Past Patron
Rowen OF Bethlehem Chapter. and
recitation was given by Past Grand Ma
There were brief addresses by Mr.
Streater. Mrs. Espey and Mrs. Hutchin-
son. The spirit Of Easter was evidenced
in the distribution of gayly decorated
and baskets with eggs and chickens to
the officers and talent. Refreshments
were served. At the next meeting, May
y, it is announced there will be a class
to be initiated.
Grand Commander DR.. George c. Ober.
assisted by Inspector General Joseph G.
STEELE and Grand Chaplain Rev. J. Rus
sell Verbrycke, installed at the grand
visitation to Potomac Commandery, No.
. ZINC no oil iYp nf-
ficers: DR.. NJ. Hunter. eminent COM
mander; ]. G. Huddleston generalissimo;
E. Hume Talbert. captain general; DR..
Charles T. Lindsey. recorder; III. G. Wag-
ner, trea surer; W. X. Reeve, prelate; f.
c Berger senior warden; DR.. w. r.
Hill, junior warden; X. A. Daw, stand
ard bearer. J. r. Stringfellow, sword
bearer, and P. NJ. Walker warder.
No program was provided for the occa-
sion, but the Grand Commandery Off
GERS the members of the commandery
and their guests made merry In the ban
ouet room when the ceremonies OF the
evening were finished.
of Stephen Girard Lodge, No. 400. of
Philadelphia. Pa. and Grand General
issimo Richard II. Repath OF the
Grand Commandery, knights Templar
enne. were visitors to Masonic Temple
Monday
Past Master William II. McCray Of
King David Lodge. No. %, has been
ava ded the contract for the erection
of the new Masonic Temple at Brook
land. u. c. Past Master j. Lewis Sher-
wood the chairman Of the ways and
means committee, it is said. has Eeen
doing yeomans work for the project.
and the membership is feeling much
elated at the prospects for the future
Myron NJ Parker Lodge, No. q, pre-
sented Rev. Earle Whitley. who will be
reme1n bered for his address at the
Belasco Theater during the centennial
celebration of the Grand Lodge. as Its
orator for the grand visitation Tues
dav evening Orchestral music was
furnished under the direction of B. j.
Wrightsman.
ODD FELLOWS.
LODGES.
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