Evening star., 1913-02-09


treasu er; Philip Pol ard. captain of the
host T. Nj. F. Bowling. principal So
JOurner; o. II. George, royal a ch cap
tain: b. F. Vernon. third val: T. p.
Brown, second vail: III. YOst, sr.. SEN
tinel Proxies to Grand Chapter. p. r.
Pollard. T. NJ. f. Dowling and o. H.
George.
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter No. s..
elected and installed officers Tuesday
evening as follows: J. Gordon Jones.
high priest; Louis II. Myers, king:
Jesse Thornton. scribe: William II.
Parsons, captain of the host: Frank
Spr1gg Perry, principal sOjourner; E.
a. Clyde Hoge. royal arch captain
James s. Mccarthy. master third vail;
William ;. Quinter. master second vail;
Charles r. Bartlett. master first val: :
William A. Craig (twenty-ninth time).
secretary: Albert F. Fox (twenty- sixth
time). treasurer. and William II. Croni-
ger. sentinel James S. Mccarthy. Will
liam II. Parsons and Frank Sprigg
Perry were chosen proxies to the Grand
Chapter The officers were installed
by Past High Priest L. +. King. assist
ed by Past High Priest and Grand
Captain of the Host William c. Fow-
ler
AT the conclusion of the ceremonies
of the evening a buffet supper was
served. during the course of which
short addresses were delivered by j.
ton. past high priest: William c.
Fowler, grand captain of the host; DR..
Davidson and Charles r. Bartlett.
Other chapter elections and their results
were as follows:
Columbia Chapter. No. 1-Charles c.
Coombs. high priest; Charles c. Gallo
way. king; James y. West, scribe; Harry
l.. Strang, jr.. secretary: r. B. Nixon,
treasurer: George G. Seibold captain of
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journer: Frank II. Pierce. Royal Arch
captain: Rufus W. Pearson. master of
first vail; George L. Sherman. master of
second vail: George w. Kennedy, master
George G. Seibold, proxy for high priest:
William S. Mcdonald. proxy for king;
Frank H. Pierce. proxy for scribe: Z.
c. C.afiin. trustee for three years: c.
P. Boss. custodian; o. A Danzenbaker,
organist; ]. Walter Humphrey. Alex.
Mosher. Charles E. Meyers. Roland E.
Rodrick. choir: William T. Hastings. edi-
tor; Frank II. Pierce. chairman entertain
ment committee. The new officers were
installed by Past Grand High Priest Z.
st. Clair Thompson.
Washington Naval Chapter. No. G.
Samuel Scrivener. high priest; ]. Frank
Campbell. king: Harry NJ. Reynolds.
scribe: John j. King. secretary Peter C.
proxy for high priest; William T. Heb
bard, proxy for king: William ]. Johnson,
proxy for scribe.
Lebanon Lodge, No. :. enjoyed a social
evening at It's meeting Friday. Worship
full Master Charles 8. Shreve welcomed
the veteran members of the lodge, to
whom a special invitation had been ex-
tended. James Lansburgh responded for
the veterans. An address on the origin
of Masonry was delivered by Past Master
Blair Mckenzie. Musical selections were
given by Prof Oscar toynick I
s. Hicks. Backing and the lodge quartet.
A visit will be made to Baltimore Lodge,
Baltimore, Md. Wednesday evening. Feb
ruary 10, a special car having been en-
gagged. Senior Warden Charles d.
ShacklefOrd has charge of the arrange
ments for the trip.
Charles B. HanfOrd. the Washington
tragedian, who is an enthusiastic member
of King Solomon Lodge, No. 81, F. A. A.
NJ, the daylight" lodge, will be in the
city the last week in February, with his
cOmpanV