The Washington herald., 1912-12-29
THE WEEKLY MASONIC CALENDAR

/ master of Dawson Lodge. No. 16 1894; g
member OF Eureka Royal Arch Chapter
No. 4; a past commander OF Washing
ton Commandery, No. I, and at one time
chief rabban OF Almas Temple, OF the
Mystic Shrine.
William F. GUIDE. past illustrious po-
tentate OF Almas Temple OF the Mystic
Shrine, master OF Anacostia Lodge, No.
q. in 1888: is a member OF Anacostia
Royal Arch Chapter, No. Il; a past
commander of the Molay Mounted Com
mandery, No. 4. Knights Templar. and
was seven years the grand treasurer of
the Grand Commandery OF knights Tenn
plar OF the District OF Columbia, In addi-
ton to being one OF the noted heads of
Almas Temple.
For chief justice-Everett w. Hawkins,
member of Hiram Lodge, No. 10.
For master of ceremonies-Castleman
p. Boss. past master OF Pentalpha
Lodge, No. @. and a member OF CO.
lumbia Chapter, No. /.
For treasurer-Joseph H. Curran. OF
Temple Lodge. No. 80; La Fayette Royal
Arch Chapter, No. S, and Columbia Com
mandery, No. 2. Knights Templar.
For secretary-Harry L. Strang. jr..
past master OF Benjamin B. French
Lodge, No. Is: and a member OF CoIum-
bia Royal Arch Chapter, No. 1.
For sentinel-Thomas B. Walker. Of
the New Jerusalem Lodge. No. .; Co
lumbia Royal Arch Chapter, No. /. Col
umbia Commandery, No. 2, and Almas
Temple of the Mystic Shrine.
For trustee for three years-Edward s.
Schmidt, past monarch: a member OF ev-
cry regular Masonic body in the District.
The last Get Together for 1872 OF
Almas Temple, Ancient Arabic Order Of
Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine, will be held
tomorrow night at the headquarters at
the National Rifles Armory, when the
annual election and installation OF off,
GERS and election OF representatives will
take place, followed by a buffet lunch
con, with adieus to the retiring and
greetings to the officials for 1913
1t is hoped that every Noble will attend
this, one OF the most important meet
ings OF the year. and assist in making
It a memorable occasion.
Monday night. at the regular meeting
OF Columbia Chapter. No. s, o. Z. s.,
the following officers for the coming
year were installed: Mrs. Clara w. Rob
bins worthy matron; Edwin z. Putnam,
worthy patron; Mrs. Mary f. Eppels-
heimer. associate matron; Mrs. Lynn Y.
Burton. secretary; Mrs. Mary A. Leahy,
treasurer; Mrs. Jessie Mae Dudley, con-
ductress: Mrs. TiIlie c. Chauncey, assO-
ciate conductress: Mrs. Helen Houghton.
chaplain: Mrs. Margaret Bond Harrison,
marshal; Miss Ida Blanche Prescott, or
ganist Miss Adelaide L. Stacy. Adah;
Mrs. Ivah Turner Elliott, Ruth: Miss
Minna F. Chamberlain. Esther; Mrs.
Dora S. Putnam, Martha: Mrs. Mamie
D. Hughes. Electa; Mrs. CIementine
Roberts, warder; ]. Richard Riggles.
sentinel.
Worthy Grand Matron Fannie A. Tay-
lor was the installing officer. She was
assisted by Associate Grand Matron
Grace f. wilkins, acting as marshal,
and Associate Grand Conductress Cath
crime LOeffler, acting as chaplain. The
choir of Esther Chapter. No. 8. fur!
nished the music during the installation
ceremonies.
After a few well chosen remarks by
the newly installed worthy matron and
worthy patron. the retiring matron. Mrs.
Sadie 4. Palmer, was presented with a
past matron's Jewel. the presentation be-
ing made by Benjamin P Entrkin. and
the retiring patron. George H. Felt, was
presented with gold cuff links, Mrs.
Anna Mae Somerville making the pre-
sentation. Mrs. Helen T. Molster, wor-
thy matron of Brookland Chapter, gave
a recitation; Mrs. Maud f. b. Wright. |
worthy matron Of Esther Chapter, sang
a solo. and Mrs Efie Roberts, past ma
tron OF Esther Chapter. gave a recita-
tion. Worthy Matron Clara W. Robbins
was the recipient OF a bouquet Of roses, |
the presentation being made by Past
Patron John E. Ward. Remarks were
made by Past Grand Matron Ethel d. |
Baker, Past Grand Patron Wallace |