Evening star., 1913-12-07

and Eastern Star Home: Harry u. Beach,
| two years, William X. Love, one year,
Masonic Board of Relief; Frederick y.
| Davis, ST. Johns Mite Association. Fl
nance committee-Lee J. Runyan r. l..
Schultz and julius 6. Stats. Committee
on charity-Master and wardens. Commit
| tee on proficiency-Deacons and stewards.
To Grand Lodge proxies-Charles l..
Mendel r. Homer Hall and Arthur S.
Henderson.
| Naval Lodge, No. 4. held Thursday
evening-Otto B. Roepke, worshipful
| ma ster; Albert B. Snavely. senior war
| den: Charles S. Sharah junior warden:
| Kenton " Harper, secretary Te-eiectedp:
Maurice Otterbach treasurer Ue-elected);
Henry Page, senior deacon: Thomas J.
| Gates. junior deacon: S. Boyce Pole. Sc
nior steward; c. 3. Hebbard junior stew
ard William r. Hebbard. chaplain: Jo-
seph r. Hodgson, marshal; Joseph c. +.
Hartley .tiler (re-elected): John Scriven-
| er and Louis A. Deling. trustees tre-
| electedD; George A. Berry, trustee; Louis
| A. Dellwig, representative to 81. Johns
Mite Association lre-elected: William 7.
Hebbard representative on Masonic board
of relief tre-elected): kenton y. Harper.
representative on board of directors Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home Cre-elected).
Potomac Lodge. No. Wv. Maurice
Hoffman. worshipful master; Richard A.
Roseberry. senior warden; Herbert 4.
Williams junior warden: Lem Towers,
| jr, secretary; Isaac Birch. treasurer.
Proxies. Joseph A.. Bennett for master,
Richard p. Waddey for senior warden
and Walter K. Handy for Junior warden.
Lebanon Lodge. No. Z. F. A. A. NJ.
Friday evening-Charles D. Shackelford.
worshipful master: Matthias b. Berger.
senior warden: Charles +. Alexander, ju
| nior warden; Walter w. Ludlow, secre-
tary; Carl Kattleman, treasurer; D. w.
Beach, jr-. marshal; l.. Elwood Davis,
chaplain; Lester ]. Kelley. senior deacon;
Elmer c. Wood, junior deacon: Carl v.
White, senior steward: William b. Free
| man. junior steward; John B. Wilson, or
ganist; Edward ]. Stull, tler; trustee,
| John G. Wineman; delegate to the Ma
sonic board of relief, Thomas H. Young:
delegate to the st. John Mite Associa-
| ton, Arthur K. Smith; representative on
the board OF managers of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. Henry X. Simp-
son; proxies to the Grand Lodge, Charles
;. Shreve Thomas S. Sergeon and Lester
J. Kelly: finance committee. Charles S.
Shreve. Blair Mckenzie and Thomas S.
Sergeon.
| The officers were installed by Past
Grand Master H. X. Simpson Retiring
Master Charles 5. Shreve was presented
with a past masters jewel by Past Mas
ter Thomas S. SerseOn on behalf of the
lodge At the. conclusion of business a
| turkey dinner. prepared by the ladies.
was served in the banquet hall. Remarks
| were made by Past Grand Master III. Is.
simpson. Past Masters W. c. Fowler.
-, y. j. Jones: A. II: Smith. T.. J. Bern
| iidiu anu W1lildln +. Bowen and 4. Walsh
| and the Rev. T. +. Davis
hiram Lodge, No. 10-Theodore T.
Moore. worshipful master; Adam j.
oickhaut senior warden: Frank NJ
Scott. Junior warden; Fielder /. Hunter.
secretary: Philip II. Ward. treasurer.
Mark F. Finley. sr, master of .ere-
! monies; r. Hanson Weightman. senior
deacon: James r. Stringfellow, Junior
deacon; Mark +. Finley. jr. senior
steward tjunior steward not vet
named): Harry C. Kimbar organist
| Harry NJ. Forker. soloist: Charles W.
Bouvet tiler; John T. Meany. delegate
to st. Johns Mite Associations; Robert
Armour. delegate to Masonic and East
ern Star Home; Charles r. Duehay.
representative on board of managers of
| lOdgeroom. No. 9; Charles w. Pimper,
| representative to Masonic board of re-
| lief: !. w. Hopkins L. w Boone and
j. Il. Lambie. trustees
| Benjamin B. French Lodge. No 10
| Charles emerson Hood, master: Arthur
W. Davidson. senior warden; James II.
Schick, junior warden: F.. St Clair
| treasurer; proxies. William H. Written.
jr.. for master. Charles A. Fenner for
senior warden and Rollo Stone jackson
| for junior warden
Arminius Lodge. No. 25-George NJ
Siebert master: John Weber. senior
warden: William Wimmel, junior war
den: Adam Schneider, secretary; Charles
| p. Gerner. treasurer: proxies. David
\
| warden. julius Schuetz for Junior
warden.
Osiris Lodge. No. 26.-Alvin D. Hath
| away. master. Richard NJ Towson
warden; Herbert p. Gerald, secretary;
pro1ea s H. Geraid 1zidrala for maSfss W
T. Fitzgerald for senior warden, Joseph
Herzog for junior warden
William r. Singleton Lodge, No 30
Anthony NJ. Ray, master: Herbert E. Ri
ley. senior warden; J. w. ChappeII, junior
warden; Alex j. Yowell. secretary; F. J.
Heider.. treasurer; proxies. James l..
Giles for MASTER Harry l. Freer for
senior warden, p. Marion Walker for
junior warden.
King Solomon Lodge c'the daylight
lodke). No 31--J. T. Casebeer, worship
full master: William r. Bedell senior
| warden: Alexander J. Rose. junior war
den: Charles f. Sayles secretary: Charles
Scherer. treasurer: Duncan McLaren,
senior deacon; Adolph Schippert. Junior
| deacon: proxies to the Grand Lodge
and Bert v. Wolfe.
kallipolis Grotto of the Yelled Prophets
of the Enchanted Realm cannot be ac-
cused of inactivity in the entertainment
OF Its members, SO those posted upon the
| subject say. The merriment of its big
oyster roast at the Elks' rathskeller
Thursday evening has scarcely died away
WneN CHAIRMAN +. II. FuiIman OF the
| Richmond convention committee is out
| with a new announcement. This time it
! is of a theater party at Polls, week
| from Tuesday. when special perform
| ance of "Elevating Husband which
| is said to be the funniest play ever
| written is to be given for its benefit
| The grotto numbers close to thousand
members whom grotto amusements have
| taught to be enthusiastic even to over
| flowing. With this membership and the
addition of the members families and
| friends, Polls Theater the evening of
the performance is likely to present
| merry spectacle Past Monarch Ed S.
Schmid, 0. A. e. Oehmler A. H. ROg-
ers and a large contingent of the grotto
are preparing for the dramatic event
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter. No
Z. is announcing a novel entertainment
at its social evening Tuesday in the form
| of a "Puffenheimer Blinckensb aetter,''
| whatever that may mean. High Priest ].
! w Collins will come from Philadelphia
| especially for the event, which. it is said
! will sisnaliZe the return to :he fold of a
| batch Of wandering past high priests
| pears on the program as orator of the
German choir of the chapter. in which
| Col. David Busch will be heard among
| the soloists. The Rev. DR.. O. u Unyon
| of Java is expected to deliver a brief lee
| ture on the strength of the fraternity in
| his native land. and Dr. Theodore r.
Moore king of the chapter. is also sched-
uled for a brief talk on Timely TOPICS
Touching Fraternal Elevation" 4 Dutch
supper in the chapters new .refreshmenr